“What other option do you have than to follow your dream?” My boy Ryan came on the pod to talk about his dream of filmmaking that he made a reality. You’ll hear about how he first picked up filmmaking from his dad and evolved it into making amazing music videos. He’ll share his ups and his downs along the journey, but also how he always believed the hard work would pay off.

Just me again, getting back on the grind after thanksgiving.

Doing this from a charging station… why are people so thirsty for the JUICE?!⚡️

What’s up everyone we’re back for good this time, it’s been a min and I can’t wait to talk to everyone about what’s been going on in my life! Also started a YouTube channel check me out search (Andrew loando) and I’ll pop up for all the BTS and vlogs

This is me! Lots of things have changes trying to lvl up! Thanks for sticking around! Come follow me while I talk to myself in my car while out working and talking about what I’ve been up to!

Andrew started his acting career doing plays in San Diego, but was inevitably drawn to La La Land to be close to the heart of filmmaking. After getting burned out and moving back to SD he discovered a new passion for screenwriting, and his script placed in finals of competitions for up and coming writers. Determined to give LA another chance, a pandemic hits a few months in. We talk about how you stay inspired when the world has hit the pause button, how to spot a bad agent, and staying positive even when you want to be negative

Dara always had a passion for art, but it wasn’t until his dad passed away that he realized he wants to continue to build his father’s legacy as well as his own. After dropping out of art school, he worked his way up for Microsoft and in the gaming industry, but kept building his portfolio on the side. He talks about the support that artists can find in the creative community, and the value of not giving up because you never know where a job will take you or who you’ll meet. His philosophy to stay true to himself and not get caught up in the hype once success starts manifesting itself has landed him work with The Weeknd and Lil Dicky, among others.

Roger shares how he started his video production company at a young age, but how it took a lot of struggle and learning from his mistakes to get to where he is today. He offers some dope advise on building your portfolio, not being afraid to get inspired by others, and how to price your services by laying out contracts upfront.

Are you an artist but feel like pursuing it won’t pay the rent?

Jaimie hated her sales job in the hospitality industry, and when an opportunity presented itself to her, she jumped on it. She explains how she was always an artist but it wasn’t until she trained to do microblading that she was able to incorporate that passion into her professional life. She takes us on her brow journey and let’s us in on how you can kickoff your digital platform and organically grow your following.

Chris always had a passion for collecting shoes and shares how he was able to turn that into a business. We talk about his upbringing in one of the roughest parts of San Diego, the online sneakers market, and how he decided to turn his photography studio into the headquarters for his sneakers business – letting is succeed or fail on its own