Overheard Orlando

One of the very few universal experiences amongst all people is death, inherently making the topic itself an undying cliche. Orlando Weekly's Best Comedian nominee Simon Nash will take us on a tangent of life, death, and the spaces in between.

Aspiring model and newlywed Caitlyn Weesner shares her story of living with anxiety and panic disorder. Caitlyn tells of anxiety's far reach into her career, her love life, and her personal philosophy with myself providing relatable commentary.

I join my friend Paulaidan in his home to discuss just what it means to be an artist in this absurd world. Down the rabbit hole and into a world of Paulaidan's own creation, absurdity is abound and inspiration can be drawn from the fringes of reality. We'll also discuss pandemic adaptation strategies and the ambassador of Paulaidan's world, the llama.

I chat remotely with local artist Brett Tachi about her dreams for our fair city and its illustrious art scene. We'll discuss her love for murals and how she circumvents social anxiety to remain a part of Orlando's rich artistic community.

In Overheard's eleventh installment, I'm joined by Orlando artist Ryan Price to discuss just how the seeds of creation come to reality within his own mind. One such creation, Ryan's own 99¢ Zine, comes at a time where a lack of in person art galleries and showings leaves many artists completely reliant on digital media exposure.

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"Freedom and free will, has always been a hotly debated topic in philosophy long before the land of the "free" was even in a sparkle in the colonists' eye. Just this year, we've seen a nation embroiled in a battle over freedom. Be it the freedom to consume goods and services or the freedom to simply exist without fear. What is freedom? Does it exist? Can it exist in a world as it currently stands? What would a free world look like?"

I posed this very prompt to three very different Orlandoans, Chris Brown, Britney Cabral, and Ryan Price. Here you'll find just what they had to say about Freedom.

A refresher course on the whats and whys of Overheard Orlando. I'll discuss the current direction of the podcast as well as why every one of us is a philosopher, even if you've never delved into the subject at length. In a world that has left many of us crestfallen, empathy and sincerity is the key.

Queen of all trades, Tyla Harrington talks successes and set backs one year after saying goodbye to the 9 to 5 for good. We'll discuss the ever elusive secret of striking balance between expression and entrepreneurialism and the importance of paying yourself. I proudly welcome to the Overheard Orlando team the very talented, resilient, and black; Queen of the Camera, Miss Tyla Harrington.

In another light hearted Fifth Sunday Bonus episode newcomer to the Overheard Orlando team, photographer and videographer Tyla Harrington, conducts an interview on me. We'll reveal our favorite Orlando eateries, what TV currently has us captivated, and more.

Is time a manmade concept or simply a part of natural law? I'll scratch the surface of this deep philosophical concept. Through personal experience, I'll discuss how time, often lauded as a healer, can become your own worst enemy if things are left under rug swept.