Steve has worked with some talented musicians from John Mayer to Maggie Rogers and Leon Bridges, which gives him a vast amount of knowledge on how to tell their stories organically. Learn about the innovation of the industry and how he continues to influence and help grow within it. 

The new normal is a shift from the typical 9-5 job, to now having side businesses and jobs that give someone joy and happiness. Taylor is a primetime example of this, she started off by allowing herself to utilize internship experiences to build her side gigs. And now has transformed that experience now to two jobs, stemming from that hustle in her to consistently go after what she wants. 

We chatted with the former Chicago Bulls photographer about the journey to her dream job, in the midst of the pandemic. In this episode, we talk about what it takes to create the amazing work everyone sees on Instagram. It isn't only the technique, but there is a lot of doubt, feelings, and reflection behind each one of her pieces. 

As a cancer survivor, at 2 years of age. Juana learned the importance of giving back when people volunteered to help her and her mother beat cancer. It was through this that she learned no matter the work she did, she always wanted to help the greater cause for the greater good. 

Greg speaks about his non-linear path to becoming a marketing director. With his unique perspective on letting the world express itself, through that expression he allows himself to learn from that.

Learn from a former computer science major who took her internship with WGCI to change the course of her career by utilizing a mixture of retail and marketing experience to climb the ladder with Under Armour. Rayann navigates the conversation through the experience as an incoming freshman.

Being present and understanding how you have to sometimes mind your business is the key to continued growth when it comes to Felton Kizer's life as a Creative Lead and Portrait Photographer. But before that, what is the why behind your existence or doing what you want to do. Alize explores the necessity of going to school as a creative and  potentially taking a gap year. The question we will leave you with is, do you need to always explain your work?

Social Media looks so different from industry to industry, but with Tatiana's story she has been able to use her transferrable skills and take her New York hustler mentality to create opportunities for herself. By adding a smile to these learning lessons, rather than letting fear guide her she has always perceived! Sharing these motivation stories have inspired our intern co-host Ariana Aguilar, to focus in on finishing strong her senior year at DePaul.