A sophomore in high school tells us what is going on in the high school life. From communicating with females, struggling in uninterested classes, and dealing with the usual acquaintances from the homeboy with the “connect." Also, Levi tries to help me understand the modern "dabbing" trend. I try not to lecture while recording, because it is so innate in me to discipline, and whoop his ass towards greatness. This is a brief glimpse of young high school perspective

After shredding my body and destroying the gym I acquainted Craig that approached me with a contagious ambition to spread the benefits of physical conditioning. His vehicle of success is Herbal Life that allows him to continue to do what he loves to do, while teaching others the benefits of a healthy physique and keeping his entrepreneurial skills sharp!

Graduating at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) with a Major in Mathematics, and a minor in Philosophy, Mikey helps us dive into his perspective of the different types of knowledge. His expounds on his trifecta trio of science, philosophy, and faith that is most useful for a human, and confidently expresses why diversity is crucially important in the world. We brush over old psychological debates on nature versus nurture, the human’s tendencies to conceptual god with preconceived notions, enlightened works from Carl Sagan, and Jung; moreover, we share the mutual amusement of testing the belief system of others by what they would do if exposed to something that causes cognitive dissonance. We are going to have much more episodes with this philosopher!

Graduating at University Nevada Reno with two Bachelor’ degrees in Political Science, and Environmental studies which we do not cover at all, but rather saving those subjects for later episodes. We dive into Mattie’s perspective on many subjects which include the appreciation of podcasting, the art of dialogue, conversations, and how colloquial lingo can help us have a better understanding into various subject fields. We also cover the predicament of school, education, and the unfortunate truth that lead us astray due to the difference in generation and technology.

In this PPP episode we connect with Laura, a fellow Patato Couch podcaster. She received a B.S from Arizona State University in human and family development and provides her elegant perspective on parenting. As we exchange stories of personal experience with parents and children, she expounds on the crucial time period that mostly impacts a child that can ultimately have a positive or negative effect.

Welcome to practice perspective podcast where I dive into the minds of others to understand their point of view of this cultured world.