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Gas Station owner, Josh Boucicaut may have found a sure-proof way to keep our goldfish-sized attention spans... Josh started filming his masterpieces during the pandemic, and he hasn't looked back since. He is highly skilled at the saxophone, very creative, and just a dope/genuine dude. Thanks again for joining me, Josh. I look forward to more videos, beats, and good energy.
Check out his beats: http://boucicaut.beatstars.com OR http://soundcloud.com/boucicaut-beats
This week, Cam Daly blesses us with the story behind the dope clothing brand, Nice as Heck. Cam started this company alongside his two best friends from high school (2016). I'm hesitant to even call Nice as Heck a clothing brand because I believe it's much more than that... Their website states it best, "we are shaping the next generation of outdoor apparel by incorporating sustainable practices, fair pricing, and by spreading awareness to current global issues." They are especially, "compelled by community, no matter the form. If you enjoy something, do it more and make it your life. We aren’t any different from you, we have just found something we like to do and haven’t stopped. We value individual expression and believe everyone’s voice deserves to be heard." Thanks again Cam for sharing your story, being real, and giving us some honest business advice. Take it easy bro!
https://www.niceasheck.com/
insta: @niceasheck
Tik Tok: @niceasheck
Wildine Aumoithe was born with a rare type of dwarfism (Saddan Dysplasia), but that hasn't stopped her from living her best life. Wildine's smile is infectious, and her perspective on life is inspiring. Not to mention, She's the World's Shortest Female (non-mobile)! Thanks again for joining me, and I can't wait to see where life takes you!
Check out her youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/LifeOfWildine
Logan and I explore their journey with chronic illness and coming out as nonbinary/genderqueer. Logan knew they were gay from a young age, but never felt like they could be their true self because of their conservative upbringing. Logan is shining a light for those with chronic illness by embracing the body they have been given. I'm in awe of Logan's resilience to keep moving forward despite such an unfair life. We also discuss frustrations concerning social media and their discriminatory behavior toward disabled bodies. Thanks again for joining me, and I'll be on the lookout for rice cake and pear-shaped glasses!
Instagram: @chroniclesofl
Tik Tok @queervomitt
Aubrey and I read the internet's most infamous "ick" stories. Don't know what ick means? Let's let reliable Urban Dictionary define it. Ick is, "Something someone does that is an instant turn-off for you, making you instantly hate the idea of being with them romantically."
Tybren Porter and I take a deep dive into into his upbringing. We discuss bullies, heart problems, faith, and reminisce about the good times we had on our mission in Orlando, Florida. Thanks again for chilling with me. "THAT'S YOU"
Hal Walker has been living with a mystery illness since 1992 called Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS). The funny thing about ME/CFS is that some days it'll allow one to live a sort of normal life, but at any point, this crazy illness can leave you bed ridden/unable to function... Other severe symptoms include: being unable to stand unassisted, get restful sleep, or even eat solid food.
Hal is a singer, songwriter, musical explorer, multi-instrumentalist, and has developed the modern version of a traditional African instrument called a "Banakula". Since 2021, his illness has left him unable to care for himself anymore... Hal does what he can (with what little energy he has) by sharing his talents on social media. Over the past year, Tik Tok reignited his music career with 1.6 million followers.
Please consider donating to Hal's GoFundMe to help pay for heavy medical expenses: https://linktr.ee/halwalker
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