Hey fellas, back with another episode with Emily Lightfoot as my guest. She is somebody who has seen a lot and grown a lot from those experiences as we talk about the stress and validation that comes with Highschool and exams and the issues and lasting effects of fatherless kids and our own personal anecdotes over it.

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What is up fellas, its been awhile but we have the Thalia episode, where we talk about her journey both physically and mentally immigrating from Cuba to America and her experience as now living a couple of in America! We also dig deeper into what it takes into introducing a child into the real world without, of course, heavily traumatizing them. I hope you guys enjoy this one!

In this last part of the Cameron Kemper episode, we play this new game out called "We're Not Really Strangers", getting real deep into some parts about ourselves and how me and Cameron share those qualities. We talk about our first pictures we've ever taken and what they mean to us, debate about the concept of napping and sleeping in general, and how rumors spread during school.

Back again with a one on one interview with Cameron Kemper. He has a lot to say on a lot of things with some interesting insights into the world and stories going along with it. In this first part we get to know each other a little more, going on with how we grew up with big brothers who behavior similarly, Cameron's talk over his own affliction (Chron's disease), and fake friends.

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In this 4-part series of the Music Interview, I experiment formats by playing a card game called "We're Not Really Strangers". 

In this episode I ask about specific questions for Sultan, Simón, and Divine about their most interesting survey questions, ranging from how Simón's music defines him and Sultan's thoughts about aging.

Welcome to the music interview, where I talk to Sultan, Simón, and Divine with me as the host over our perspectives as teenages. This episode is a growing experimental episode as I go through different formats. We have a lot of laughs and stories told over, much more than any other episodes and finally start to explore and inquire more on certain survey questions.

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