Jealousy: though it feels icky, it's still a normal thing to experience. In this episode, Micah discusses about his personal experiences dealing with jealousy as well as listing out some solutions that help him take his mind off it.

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In this episode, Micah talks about one of his worst days of the week where not only did he got his backpack stolen while at the gym, but how he got attacked by a fly while picking up food from the drive thru THE SAME DAY.

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This episode contains topics including mental health, depression, etc. Listeners' discretion is advised.

In this episode, Micah talks about how he deals with his mental health issues including stress, anxiety, etc. Some of the solutions he uses to cope with his mental health include going to therapy, working on various projects outside of music, and much more!

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TW: mention of sexual assault during intro of episode, skip to 2:49

In this episode, Micah talks about some of his favorite artists he's been listening to recently as well as certain details and elements he likes from each artist in terms of music production.

Artists Mentioned:

Oklou

Caroline Polachek

Tsu Nami

Don Toliver

PinkPantheress

Cupcakke

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In today's episode, Micah talks about his trip in Chicago with his family where they went shopping and ate at Nando's for the first time.

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In this episode, Micah talks about what's been going on in his life where he's considering going back to school as well as some other projects he's been working on. He also opens up about him starting to feel a bit burned out from all the projects he's been working on as well as possibly looking for a new job. It's gonna be a long one so sit back, relax, and enjoy as Micah goes from one tangent to another while talking about his life.

Why I Dropped Out of Art School: https://youtu.be/xsM8VA52HBU

Why I Stopped Working Out for 2 Years (& why i'm coming back): https://youtu.be/-L8G3-u0klI

Why I've Been Gone for So Long (again): https://youtu.be/uyeZLFgYTsQ

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Karens, a.k.a. middle-aged women who make embarrassing outbursts over little/minor inconveniences, are a huge pain in the ass to deal with. And in this episode, Micah talks about his experience dealing with a Karen while delivering groceries. From having one issue on his own while trying to check out his items to now having to deal with an immature middle-aged white woman, it's easy to say that he had a bad day. Not to mention, it was a day before his birthday when everything went down.

This episode contains sensitive topics including sexual language. Listener's discretion is advised.

There are always gonna be people in the world that won't take no for an answer when you ask them to leave you alone or that you're just not interested, especially when it comes to dating online or IRL. They might go to extreme lengths where they might send you multiple text messages in various platforms, asking you to give them one or even another chance. And at some point, you're stuck with the decision on whether or not you should give in or take matters into your own hands. In this episode, Micah talks about his personal experiences dealing with a stalker that just won't leave him alone. From getting a random message and friend request on Facebook, to then having messages from the same person on Grindr and ending up meeting in person two years later which he does, indeed, regret, it's a very sticky situation that no one deserves to be in. If you are ever in a situation like this, know that you are never alone and do not be afraid to seek professional help/contact authorities.

This episode contains sexual content and is for ages 18 and up. Listeners' discretion is advised.

Hookups. People either like them or hate them, and in this episode, Micah opens up about his personal experiences on having one night stands. He discusses the time he hooked up with a guy he had a crush on since high school as well as the time he met up with someone who lived in a neighborhood he wasn't familiar with that ended up being REAL messy. In all seriousness, we advise all of you to be super careful and cautious when going on a date/one night stand with someone. You never know what could happen to you and your safety should always be your number one priority.

The following topics discussed in this topic includes body dysmorphia, mental health/illness. Listeners' discretion is advised.

Micah always felt insecure with his body, and so one day, he began his fitness journey during his freshman year of college when he met someone named Sterling from one of his classes who ended up being friends with. From that point on, Sterling began teaching him more about fitness from exercises and techniques to the world of dietary supplements (more specifically, creatine and protein). A year later, he suddenly stopped working out after losing motivation and hasn't worked out for two years since then. Until now.

In this episode, he talks more about his fitness journey despite him not knowing what he's doing and why he decided to start fresh again after 2 years of quitting the gym.