We are excited to welcome Fr. Patrick Fiorillo to TBBP.  Fr. Patrick’s brand, “Gregorian Jazz”, perfectly ties together his passion for music and his devotion to the religious life.  Join us as we discuss his affinity for the drums, his role as the undergraduate chaplain at Harvard, and podcasting.

We welcome Ms. La’Kia Roberson on Episode 16 of the podcast. Kia’s personality shines through the episode as we dive into her brand, “Straight, No Chaser”. Her unique relationship with the Bloomer family is on full display throughout the conversation. During the episode, we discuss how La’Kia has evolved throughout her time working for the Bloomers, Anne’s growth as a person, Kia’s relationship with her mom, and the lessons learned from her many jobs.

Ms. Kim Bowman joins us on the podcast this week. Ms. Bowman’s brand, “Impacting Through Example”, speaks to her commitment to education and, more importantly, her commitment to her students. Listen as we discuss her role as a math teacher, the Chicago Public School system, and her love of football.

We are excited to welcome Derek Schaedig on episode 14. Derek is a great speaker-- very thoughtful and candid. Tune in to hear about his experience playing junior hockey in addition to his experience with mental health and hockey. Derek's brand, "This Too Shall Pass", perfectly describes his approach to life and his commitment to having an even-keeled mindset day in and day out.

We are very lucky to be joined by Harvard's own: Prashanth Kumar or "PK". PK's brand, Positivity & Community, couldn't be more fitting for him. We discuss his commitment to Harvard's Varsity Men's Tennis team as Team Manager and being possibly the most well-known person within Harvard's athletic community. We talk next steps in med school  and importance of community within the medical field. We love PK's commitment to making everyone around him feel special and wish him all the best!

On Episode 12 we're joined by Dr. Kimberly "Kimbo" O'Brien – current Research Scientist and Clinical Social Worker at Boston Children's. Naturally, we dive into Kimbo's mental skills work with athletes. Then, we learn about her experience working as an Emergency Psychiatric Clinician with at-risk children. And of course we talk about Kimbo's experience winning the National Championship in 1999 with Harvard. Through the conversation her brand, "Lover and a Fighter", comes through loud and clear.

In our first two-person episode, we are pleased to introduce, Katie Carroll and Bridget Falkenhayn. Follow along as Bridget and Katie dive into their brands, “Big Bridge” and “Early Bird”, respectively. Throughout the episode we discuss quarantine projects, life at BC, and taking a gap year. 

We bring to you something a little different on episode 10. Tune in to hear Anne and Syd review TBBP so far, discuss the behind the scenes of podcasting, and talk about their own brands. We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did!

On episode 9, we bring to you Nam Kim. Tune in to hear Nam speak about her Korean heritage, her studies at Harvard, and her role as VP of Spirituality within Harvard’s CSA. It was a pleasure conversing with Nam and discussing her brand, “Nam the Mom(o)”.

We're pleased to introduce to you, Kaitlin Tse. On this episode, Kaitlin outlines what her mission statement, "To Out Play, Out Party, Out Draw", means to her. Throughout the episode, she discusses her experience playing professional hockey in China, her studies at Harvard, and her box lacrosse playing days.