In my last interview, I talked to Lyle Yost, a rising sophomore at Ohio State who's a back-to-back-to-back high school diving champion, a big 10 conference champion, the big ten diver of the year as a freshman and a three time All-American diver.

In this episode, I interviewed activist, actor, comedian and rapper, Ricarlo Flanagan. We talked about the differences in information between different peoples and how it contributes to oppression, his experiences in Hollywood and his tips for burgeoning professionals.

He talks specifically about some of the shows he's been in, The Neighborhood, The Mick, Shameless, Insecure and a few more.

His IG: fatherflanagn

In this episode, I sat down with Trent Meyer, a student at Ohio State's Fischer school of business and an enthusiast for lacrosse and investment banking. We primarily spoke about how one gets into lacrosse, its recruitment structure and how lacrosse and investment banking have parallels.

His ig: @trentmeyer47

In this episode, I interview Leo Schirokauer, a rising sophomore at Harvard college who does cancer research and was a beekeeper in highschool. We talk about the joys of beekeeping, how he started a business out of it, what he's been studying for his cancer research and his plans for the future.

In this episode, I interviewed Alicia Turner, a young woman who's a business owner, network marketer and aspirer to start non-profits.

In this episode, I interview Zak Reape, the founder of Stretch Easy and incoming president of Business Builders at the Ohio State University.

Guest IG: @zak_reape

In this episode, I interviewed Isaiah Williams, a young fashion designer who's just graduated high school but has already had his work in a show at Ohio University. We talk his inspirations, plans for the future and he walks me through the process of creating a brand from scratch.

He's also the artist of this portrait in the thumbnail and his IG is @Isaiahis_dumb.

If you enjoyed the episode, please reshare it, and follow me on IG @adondonf.

Black. Lives. Matter.

In this episode, I interview my cousin, Buddy Fryer, who's a music producer and made the intro for this show and the Gen Z Report. We talk gospel music/rap, how he got into music production and his tips for anyone looking to learn the craft.

His ig: @_theroyalant

Black. Lives. Matter.

In this episode, I interview Will Warren, a great husband, citizen and insurance agent. We talk about his upbringing, values and towards the end, he gives some excellent advice to anyone looking to refinance their insurance.

This episode was recorded about a month or so ago, so it may be slightly out of date and I apologize for the audio scratching.

Portrait: Jaylan Fryer
Intro Beat: Anthony Fryer (ANT)
Will Warren @: mistersixsixer

In this episode, I interview Kaitlyn Smith who started her own successful photography business at 17 years of age.

We talked about how to get into photography, the challenges of transitioning the business to college, her personal inspirations for her craft and how she learned to charge. She's studying design at The Ohio State University and she has so many amazing insights to share.

People she talked about (instagram handles):
brandonwoelfel
jessicakobeissi
annieleibovitz

Connect with Kaitlyn on instagram @justshootingmyshot and @kaitlynasmith. I promise she doesn't bite. Connect with me on instagram @adondonf, shoot me a message about the show, I love to meet new people! Don't forget to leave a like, subscribe and share with your friends and family!

Sincerely,

Adonis Fryer