Calliope Cortright knows true pain. During the recession of 08, all of her friends moved away to different schools. Despite this hardship, she became an elite debater, a VP of logistics for the cooking club, and Co-Ceo of Hang2Go, a Babson FME business. The Colorado native is a Babson Weissman scholar. Listen as Calliope regales you with the tale of how her family is ending and saving the environment simultaneously. This episode is all about a remarkable individual’s life, friends, and family. It is worth the listen. As always I hope you enjoy the episode, and remember, Fridays are for defying gravity and learning about a stranger. Gravity is not real, and I will see you next week at the same time.

Austin Brown and Grace-Anne Elliott are two of my oldest friends, and they are now engaged! To celebrate we recorded a podcast. Austin is a businessman who sells RVs and knows how to have a good time. Grace-Anne is studying to become a speech pathologist and is always fun to be around. They make for quite the combo. This is the very first time the GNR podcast has interviewed two people at once, so definitely give this one a listen. You will here about Grace-Anne helping found a "gang", experiencing life as a child actor, and stealing socks. Also Austin discusses his family, career, his grandfathers monkey as seen in the title, and how his socks were stolen. You Don't want to miss the chance to help name their firstborn son, so listen all the way through. We hope you enjoy this episode, and remember Gravity's Not Real. Fridays are for defying gravity and learning about a stranger. Give a listen and a good review. Follow @gravitysnotreal on Instagram for more content and updates. Thank you for listening.

Laura Grace Hardy is exceptional in a variety of ways. She has a great heart, and it helped her create a life goal of helping others. This New Albany high school junior loves band, her friends, and a good seventeen year plan. Learn about the dedication, heart, and fun shenanigans that have cemented Laura Grace as one of my dearest friends. She is truly wonderful. We hope you enjoy the episode, and remember Gravity’s Not Real. Fridays are for defying gravity and learning about a stranger. Trying to help the podcast? Go cop some merch or go leave a good review. Thank you for listening.

Sarah Blanton is a swimmer, student, and wonderful friend. She was also kind enough to record this episode at 3 am. We were at a lock in full of people, so please forgive brief moments of subpar audio quality. This episode explores family dynamics, career aspirations, friendships, and paints an image of Sarah. I had a wonderful time recording this, and I hope you enjoy the episode. Sorry for the late upload, and as always please take a chance to learn about someone new.

Cruce Merchant is a musician, student, and romantic. A man with a poetic soul, which is unusual for someone who was raised in Delaware. Surprisingly Cruce still has a lot to figure out at 21, but one thing he does know is how to entertain. Hear all about Cruce’s life, interest, and kindergarten love life on this episode of Gravity’s Not Real. Remember Fridays are for defying gravity and learning about a stranger. Thanks for listening, I appreciate it.

Wes Woodson could be considered what the kids call a woke story teller. He runs a clothing company called The Hidden. Through unconventional and controversial methods, he tells the story of what is hidden by people everyday. A natural storyteller, Wes openly shares about his experiences getting bullied/ accepting himself, the importance of his black heritage, and how he got out of the friend zone. He is a truly remarkable individual, and I am sure this will not be the last you hear from Wes. Hope you enjoy this episode of Gravity’s Not Real. Remember Fridays are for defying gravity by getting to know someone new. Thanks for listening

Curtis spent eighteen years of his life in Chicago, and recently moved to Massachusetts for college. Always the Athlete, Curtis wrestled, participated in track and field, and played linebacker in football. He lives his life with tremendous discipline, and you would expect nothing less of a Man who almost went to West Point. Learn about his life journey, personal philosophy, and enviable commitment to excellence on this episode of Gravity’s Not Real. You can find additional content on the Instagram page @gravitysnotreal Thank you for tuning in, and remember Gravity’s Not Real

Another Friday, another chance to defy gravity. Guys, I am getting better at interviewing people. This episode is centered around getting to know Hannah Perez, a senior at Babson College. She concentrates in legal studies, participates in improv, and works in the inter-faith and curriculum support offices.  While she traces her roots back to Cuba and Miami, she has spent many of her summers in rural Tennessee. This episode walks a wonderful line between serious and funny. I hope you enjoy this excellent episode. It would mean the world to me if you leave a positive review or tell a friend. Thank you for listening and remember: Gravity's Not Real.

Matt Barrett, a man of mystery, talent, and renown, joins the show today. We discuss New Hampshire, his blossoming meme page, whacky high school teachers and so much more. We have some nice gems sprinkled throughout, so definitely worth the listen. Matt is just simply quite a guy.