Professor John Bailly leads students on six-hour expeditions through Miami. In their journeys, Panthers learn things that surprise even Miami-born students.

Baiamonte talks about his FIU journey, the story behind "Dos Minutos" and his top tips for speaking with a full voice.

Rucker is an associate director at Pridelines, a group dedicated to empowering and educating LGBTQ+ youth and communities. He is a senior studying social work at the Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work.

Athayde is a lead author for the Science Panel for the Amazon, an initiative that assembles the knowledge of indigenous peoples, scientists and others in the Amazon region to inform conservation and sustainable development efforts.

As students who cover sports for PantherNOW, Richard Gibson and Jonathan Mayer are plugged into all things FIU Athletics. They describe their excitement for what is ahead in FIU sports. The two young media members also discuss what they've learned about journalism at FIU.

Guillotti is a case manager for human trafficking survivors at Survivor's Pathway. On today's episode, she explains the hidden aspects of abuse. The two-time alumna shares knowledge on how to prevent assault and human trafficking. Guillotti also talks about her activism to support human rights while at FIU.

Nicholas Gonzalez is the president of UPE. He talks about the organization's mission to provide students of all majors with opportunities to develop technically and professionally.

A Miami resident who hails from Colombia, Castilla has a passion for diplomacy. He explains how his motivation to connect with people has landed him internships with top organizations. Castilla also describes why he thinks FIU students stand out.

Berge's research for the UN looked into how violent extremists tried to recruit youths during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Saif is Miami Mayor Francis Suarez's Senior Advisor for Technology & Innovation and the VP of FIU Engagement. He tells his story and gives advice for creating authentic relationships. He explains why he thinks Miami and FIU are primed for a period of tremendous growth.