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When you're an adult, how do you find a hero?

Making the personal hero, personal. Avery gives a small window into her life and the way it’s been molded by her personal hero and continues to mold her. The story of how CGP Grey helped form her own natural curiosity for the world around her.

How do our personal heroes become who they are? Who matters to them? What shapes their experiences? Bryan explores this, and more, in conversation with their own personal hero, Da'Shaun Harrison.

The world Habbi (Hrefna Helgadóttir) moves in can best be described as the intersection of music, business, and technology. These are the industries she formally joined in 2014, but has been around since always.

There is a single individual who indisputably has mastered the intersection of these disciplines. Over this exact time period she has impacted how tech companies and the industry negotiate with artists, and her way of doing things becomes a template others follow. It is someone who has built an empire using an empathetic insight into the wants of her own audience as the guiding light for the decisions she makes.

The status this person has to Habbi is no secret. Yet, not everyone sees it from this perspective – and if the subject ever gets brought up to Habbi directly, it's normally with a cautious: "so, what is with the Taylor Swift thing?".

In exploring their absence of a personal hero, Cass takes a dive into how a lack of representation can become an isolating experience, and how finding that someone to look up to can help ease the bumpy journey of self-discovery.

In this episode, Hailley explores why having one personal hero is so difficult and features an author whose work has made a large impact on her life over the last few years.

Jay has been listening to podcasts starting around 2013 with one of the first shows he listened to being Back to Work. It was there that Jay was introduced to Merlin Mann.

Jay has interviewed many of the other folks that inspired him to become a podcaster but has never spoken to Merlin. That said, the two share a mutual friend in Alex Cox, Merlin's Co-Host on "Do by Friday".

This is an interview with Alex Cox unraveling the quirky and unique personality that is Merlin Mann.

For the last year Myke Hurley's podcast mentorship group have been working together on to build their skills as podcasters. This podcast feed will be a place for them to showcase some of the work they've been completing together.