Hosted by Gabriella Gregor-Splaver

There are hundreds of thousands of people who live stream on Twitch, however, there are only a few creators who manage to consistently create an environment filled with joy for their viewers. Tim Nowak or as many people online know him "TimTam '' has built a community stemming from his simple enjoyment of playing video games. In this Podcast, Nowak shares how streaming helped fight his depression, reinvigorated his life, and has allowed him to be happy both in the present and moving forward.

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You can catch Tim Nowak's stream every Sunday Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday at 4:30 pm PST at https://www.twitch.tv/timtam89

This week I sit down with Oral Roberts's head coach, Paul Mills. We talk about his team's Cinderella run in the NCAA tournament, the struggles of COVID, and the future of ORU basketball.

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

In this episode, we talk about everyone's first hustle, school. I interview Natalia Jackson Fuller about her hustle with school during the pandemic and the effects it has on our younger generations. For many of us, high school helped shape who we are. In this case, classes aren't even an option.

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

This week's interview is about a record label owner and his process of starting his own business, how he gets the people, and the process he goes through getting them out into the world. We also get to know him as a person and who he looks for to work with him.

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

Hosted by Brian Tobias

Multi-medium artist, Jackie Hernandez, shares her path and experience in becoming a respected artist. 

Contact info: Instagram @LasChicasPeligrosas, and LasCjicasPeligrosas.com

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

Hosted by Max Tepper

Delia Ridge Creamer, Oceans Campaigner at the Center for Biological Diversity, sits down to talk about the dangers of plastic pollution and her work covering the protests against Formosa Plastics.

Twitter: @EnviroDelia

https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/

https://biologicaldiversity.org/w/news/press-releases/light-projections-press-conference-launch-presidential-plastics-action-plan-2020-12-04/email_view/

https://medium.com/center-for-biological-diversity/two-women-one-goal-stopping-formosa-plastics-aaa0894e1ec3

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

Hosted by Brandon Arbelaez

In this episode, I speak with a movie lover and how the entertainment industry has changed because of the Covid-19 pandemic. We speak on the new shows and movies that streaming services created during the pandemic.

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

Hosted by Trace Newman

This week's episode is with Stewart Cook who is a freelance photographer out of Los Angeles California. He has been all around the world shooting for various companies and getting a taste of different cultures. He goes in depth on his experiences photographing the seal hunt in canada as well as doing sports photography for ZOOT.

Stewart Cook's website: http://www.stewartcook.com

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

Hosted by Kaitlyn Cody

In this episode, I speak with a YouTuber who has accumulated over 37,000 subscribers and over 3.1 million views on her videos. She shares her experience of becoming a YouTuber and gives us an inside look at what it is really like to create, edit, and upload youtube content.

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.

Hosted by Colin Casino

Today's guest is Stephen Carver, also known as SaberSpark on YouTube. He's well-known for making videos where he reviews and discusses obscure animated films as well as video essays talking about the decline or downfall of certain animated shows or studios. In this episode, we discuss the early 2010 internet trend known as bronies, the unexpected adult fanbase of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Saberspark gives us his perspective of how a cartoon marketed for young girls grabs the attention of millions of adult fans. We also discuss his career as an animated reviewer on YouTube and how it came to be.

Saberspark's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Saberspark

This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.