Welcome to Season 2! After a very long break, our Blank Perception returns with a lot of new changes. From starting a YouTube channel to some changes with the show as a whole, this season will be be filled with entertaining conversation as we hear from a variety of guests. Stay tuned for weekly episodes and see you next time!

For this season finale, I decided to turn the tables and allow my previous guests submit questions to ask me. I talk about some of the challenges I have faced throughout my journey to where I am today as well as talking about the future, and how I approach life today. I put myself through the topic and quality lists that I have had every guest do and learned just how difficult it really is to analyze yourself.

This week I talked to my good friend Gautam as we discussed how he has changed moving to the east coast. He shares his love for meeting new people and how he takes some wisdom from every individual he meets. We talk music and reminisce about our childhood and the group of friends we grew up with. Lastly, he shared insight on how he has overcome issues such as overthinking and finding out who he truly is.  

This week I sat down with my friend Mike as we discussed our shared aspirations for law enforcement and how current events have effected and eventually strengthened our motivations to succeed. Mike shares his story of moving to America alone as a teenager, and the struggles he faced in finding his place. We shared insight on how to cope with stress and learning to dictate our own lives. 

This week I was able to get some time with Sankalp as he celebrated graduating college. We talked about how he has mentally prepared himself for the challenges of med school as well as his perspective on being a twin.

This week, Spencer Hoover and I took a deep dive into our social lives and understanding the reasons they take the shapes that they do. We discuss our experiences in the Army and how we plan on applying them to our futures. Most importantly, we find the benefits of not shying away from complex social and political issues and how people can find common ground simply by having those conversations. 

This week I sat down with my longtime childhood friend Dhruv. While we have known each other for over a decade, i was able to discover so much about him that I did not know. We discussed his ambitions to one day put humans on Mars and inspire future engineers. You will also get to see as he opens up about the social hurdles he endured in his early years, and how those challenges have shaped his success as a student and more importantly as a friend.