On this episode, Johnny Costa rejoins the podcast for the first time since his appearance on episode 92. Johnny recaps everything that has happened within the last year. He talks about traveling and flying on a plane for the first time as well as going to Canada. Also, we discuss the importance of travel and leaving the country to experience new cultures. Then, Johnny explains what he is doing to teach his daughter about her health and the value of eating healthy. We both share our opinions on the state of men and masculinity in society. Join us in this authentic conversation on travel, family, and mental health.

Aram Diarbian is a graphic design student and artist. On this episode, Aram opens up about his family dynamic and what it's like being a twin. Aram talks about his experience having his senior year of high school being interrupted but covid. Also, he discusses how he got into drawing and art at a very early age in his life. Aram explains his path of high school and finding out his passion for creating digital art. Then, creating a social media page to share his work which eventually blew up and has several viral videos. We talk about the positive and negatives of content creation as well. Join us in this amazing conversation on art, content creation, and mental health.

Josh Ruiz is a real estate and tech sales professional. On this episode, Josh opens up about his family dynamic and what it was like growing up. Josh talks about playing soccer and how it became a way to make friends too. Also, he discusses the reason he started looking into real estate and how this career has helped me develop his communication skills. We discuss how social media has how people have conversations nowadays. Join us in this great conversation about real estate, communication, and mental health.

Billy Giannouloudis is a life coach and professional speaker. On this episode, Billy opens up about his family dynamic and what it was like growing up with a Greek family. Billy explains how he had to start believing in himself and his ability to speak before his family would see his vision. He discusses some of his reasons why he started working to be a coach and become a motivational speaker. We touch on the importance of sports and how it can build solid principles in people such as consistency and work ethic. Billy talks about his weekly podcast and YouTube channel, Once a Week with Billy G, and how staying committed to his goals of being a speaker really helped him create his business. Join us in this motivational conversation on self-belief, consistency, and mental health.

Bobby Labossiere is a liquor store manager and video game streamer and Neil Fisher is a mail carrier. On this episode, Bobby and Neil talk about their family dynamics and we discuss the differences between Neil being an only child and Bobby having siblings. Neil discusses the importance of the relationship he had with his grandfather and how he helped him become a man. Then, Bobby and Neil share their memories playing sports and how baseball created a life-long friendship between them. Also, Bobby discusses why he got into video game streaming and walks through some of the early hurdles in being a content creator. Join us in this fun conversation on sports, friendship, and mental health.

Shaelyn Fiske is a soon to be special education teacher for students with mild to moderate and severe intellectual disabilities. On this episode, Shaelyn opens up about her family dynamic and being an only child. Shaelyn walks us through what it was like growing up with an alcoholic father. She talks about how difficult it was for her to process and how therapy played a huge role in learning how to cope with her family struggles. Also, she discusses how her mother being a special education teacher inspired her to pay it forward and help students with disabilities. We had a really raw and vulnerable talk about dealing with loved ones who have addictions and how that effects the family members. Join us in this powerful conversation on addiction, teaching, and mental health.

David Pedro is a real estate student and a guitarist for Sue's Garage. On this episode, David opens up about his family dynamic. David discusses how his parents' relationship affected his view on what love is. We talk about the concept of love being a choice. Also, he mentions about getting into music at a young age and how it became a creative outlet. He opens up about his decision to not go to a university and focus on real estate and his band. David talks about the creation of Sue's Garage and why he decided to take a step away from social media. Join us in this authentic conversation on love, music, and mental health.

On this episode, Josh Troiano returns for his first appearance on the podcast since episode 87. Josh catches us up on this past year and his senior season as a high school football player. He talks about what it was like preparing for his final year and some of the ups and downs during the season. Also, Josh explains his thoughts and emotions leading up to the big Thanksgiving day game. Then, we discuss the value of friendships and what friendship truly means. Josh dives into the different style of communication and how social media affects us. Join us in this authentic conversation on football, friendship, and mental health.

Laurel Mulherin is a personal trainer and photographer. On this episode, Laurel opens up about her family dynamic and growing up in a small town located in Maine. Laurel talks about getting into dance at an early age and how they helped her develop confidence. She discusses how lucky she was to grow up in Maine with the outdoors being her playground. Then, she mentions how she went to college to study history and eventually moved to Europe for several months to travel and work. Once she returned she talked about why she decided to pursue personal training instead of her graduate degree. In addition, she explains why she loves photography as well and what made her start that business. Join us in this fantastic conversation on limiting beliefs, traveling, and mental health.

On this episode, Kate Abrames rejoins the podcast for her third appearance since episode 46 and 4. Kate catches us up on everything that has happened since 2021. She discusses how she's become more active on TikTok and we talk about our different strategies on growing an audience. In addition, we review our 2022 and talk about our successes and failures. We both share our experiences being social media content creators and how it affects your mental health. Join us in this authentic conversation on content creation, goal setting, and mental health.