Travis and Weston talk about tattoos, including their own, and gave some advice on body art!

Trav and Weston talk about who you should make happy, why you shouldn't constantly worry about making other people happy, and online arguments. Weston is also heading out of the country so be on the look out for ep 5 in a couple weeks!

Dish It Out is honored to have its first guest, and Travis' sister, Alayna on the podcast! We talk about thrift shopping, how thrift shopping is different to everyone, and how our styles have changed over the years.

Travis and Weston talk about the ways they take R&R and give some advice on how the world should too.

Welcome to Dish It Out with Travis and Weston! This is our first episode of Dish It Out that is the revamp of what used to be, We The Creatives. On this inaugural episode, Travis and I talk about the long journey of college, the people we met along the way, and now how it feels to be graduated!

Travis and I sat down to talk about our future creative opportunity we'll be working on together, how his graphic design has improved, and how his improvement put us in this creative opportunity.

Ross and I talk about the copying of styles and how it isn't a bad thing, his own podcast 'Scraps Podcast', how approaching projects differs with the client, and Ross' different expressions outside of filmmaking and photography. Don't forget to Rate and Subscribe so others can find 'We The Creatives'!

I do something new and do an episode on my own. I talk about my absence from We The Creatives for the past month, what I've been up to, and why I started We The Creatives in the first place. Don't hate on my first solo podcast too much!

The first of hopefully many more podcasts that were off the beaten path in terms of not talking to what most people refer to as a 'traditional creative'. Luciano and I talk about video games, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality (VR and AR), where it started and where its headed in the future.

Grace and I talk about how she got started in graphic design and how it's evolved to what it is today, the accessibility of creative technology to this generation, and our involvement with the always dreaded middle school yearbook.