back with another interview! in part two, I am joined with arod as we discuss his childhood, mentors, and his job as an english teacher. we get pretty deep as we delve into comparing intellect in various forms of media, significance of wine, deep rooted racism surrounding the pricing of restaurant food, and trying new things. and of course season 2 of "the bear" was analyzed as well. hope you all enjoy!

hi guys! today we are starting off a little series where i interview some influential and inspiring teachers from my high school! we are joined with mr. scott, a biology and marine biology teacher, who gives us some insight about his education journey and the best advice that helped him throughout it. we also discussed the constantly changing high school curriculum, trends in student development, parental impacts, and the role teachers have in their students' lives. lastly, we also covered some large questions about heath trends in america, capitalistic motives, the future, and much more. hope you enjoy!

so my car broke down on the side of the highway today. this did in fact cause me to go through an emotional rollercoaster as I suffered the embarrassment of being traffic goers' entertainment. in today's most authentic episode yet, I detail my anxious thoughts, lack of car knowledge, reflections on my podcast's identity, and analysis of why appealing to such a large audience is often flawed. hope you enjoy!

strange title, i know. today i am breaking down a small realization i had recently which explains to how i use random hobbies, interests, sports, etc. to adapt to tough times and stay true to myself. i've always just assumed i was curious, but i've started to notice it's because i often make decisions in the moment with little regret and in ways that consider myself, rather than the eyes of others. this approach to life has helped me so much and i am just starting to put the pieces together but hopefully this can inspire others to act more for their soul instead of just worrying. however, i have also been dealing with some of that regret lately and because it is an inevitable feeling when you try new things, i am giving out some of the ways i help deal with it. this is a pretty short episode, hope you enjoy!

my first interview!!!! this week we are joined with johnny torres for a coffee session to talk about his transition into life at UCLA, things he would tell his high school self, what he's nervous about in the future, and some of his favorite controversial opinions. johnny also opens up about how he finds community, promotes open-mindedness, and his journey as a first generation college student. hope you enjoy!

hey guys, i'm back! join me in a discussion about the cultural differences between my life in the US and what i experienced in denmark and norway! this includes things like language barriers, levels of expenses, personal etiquette, shopping, food, and much more. in addition, i also gave some of my personal advice if you are traveling to scandinavia or just going on a trip in general that could be useful. hope you enjoy!

today i'm discussing the extreme pressure associated with being productive which has recently seemed to seep into not just the workplace but daily life as well. this is due to the "that girl" trend and in this episode i have broken down the economic roots, pros, and cons, as well as various nuances. also, i discuss how this trend has impact me and how i'm encouraging not only myself, but also others to strive to find the balance between hustle culture and straight up social isolation. hope you enjoy!

(p.s. sound quality has improved!!)

join me as i discuss my personal journey with acne, the various solutions, shared struggles/experiences, and other external factors that can make dealing with acne a very difficult process for a lot of people. this episode is a little bit lengthy but i wanted to make sure i could cover everything and do my best to help at least one person out there who feels like their acne is a never ending confidence buster. hope you enjoy and give me some feedback!!

Hey everyone (esp. those who motivated me to do this)! I'm so excited to share my conspiracies and opinions with you all but wanted to do a little intro first! Here I talk about reasons for making the podcast, goals I have for it, a little bit more about me, and some of my real time reactions during the podcast recording/editing process. It's a little bit out of order and slightly all over the place but I'm just starting my podcaster career on a very transparent and real note ;) Hope you enjoy and find this as entertaining as it was to make.