Five stories about my bright and awkward experiences with dancing and why it's not a good idea to ask me for a dance.

My history with speaking Spanish is rough. My history speaking in general is just weird.

A quick update from the road about the last year and expectations for the show's future. Plus a recent car-related story. LA Traffic sucks...

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Alberto gives an update about the future of the show. He also tells 4 short stories from various points of his life, including the time he cried in a theater during college and the story of an unexpected method school administrators used to handle a vandalism case during the 5th grade.

In this episode, Alberto talks about his time figuring out how to feed himself during his sophomore year of college. He goes on about his lack of cooking skills coming into that year, the poor eating habits he took up, why he spent so little time and money on food, and the circumstances that he and many others face when trying to feed themselves during and after college. A friendly reminder to take care of yourselves. Your well-being comes before anything else.

It's another college story! In this episode, Alberto talks about the time he went to a party and had no idea who was there or what to do. It's another fine example of his social-awkwardness.

In this episode, Alberto brings in his friend Salvador Villafana as the first guest on the show! The two of them engage in a conversation about Salvador's two passions (medicine and comedy) and how he explores ways to combine the two within the medical field. Salvador also speaks about finding his space during college, the story behind the big reaction he got at a comedy show, his ideas on what makes acting and comedy so different, and the memories he has acting in a memorable school musical.

Be sure to follow Salvador on IG: @the_one_called_salvador

Alberto talks about the time when he was (involuntarily) enrolled in a choir class in high school. He goes over his reasons for staying with the class, the routines and lessons that were learned, and his experience performing in front of an audience. 

Alberto takes a look back at the physical "games" students played during his middle school days. Yes, there is a relevant reason why this episode is titled "Corn Dog". Don't worry, it does not involve the food.

**The microphone was not cooperating. Apologies for the weird volume and audio cuts throughout the episode**

In this episode, Alberto tells the story of his flight to London from Los Angeles during his Junior year at college. He goes over the academic reason for his trip, how he prepared for the discomfort of a 12+ hour flight, and why the plane had to stop in Canada midway through the flight.