Will Taylor is a certified Occupational Therapy Assistant at RI Department of Corrections and Eleanor Slater Hospital as well as completing his masters in Occupational Therapy. In this episode, Will opens up about his family dynamic and his early struggles transferring to a private school. Will talks about his love for soccer and how sports helped him connect with friends. Also, he discussed his journey into college and some of the tough obstacles he experienced at that time. We also had a great discussion on social media and how different people use it. Join us in this refreshing conversation on occupational therapy, bettering yourself, and mental health.

On this episode, I decided to reflect on my birthday and everything that has happened in this past year. Today is November 5th and I recorded this today. Normally, I don't post the same day I record, but I wanted real time vulnerability and honesty. I discuss my success with therapy and what it felt like to start and finish that. Also, I talk about my goals for this next year and what I'm looking to accomplish. Join myself in reflecting on this past year and bringing in year 26!

Sam Reis is a real estate paralegal. In this episode, Sam opens up about her family dynamic and what it was like growing up for her. Sam talks about losing her sister to cancer in 2016 and how that impacted her life. She goes on to discuss how her sister was such an inspirational person in her life and motivated her to start cheerleading. Also, we talk about Sam's college and career path into what she is doing currently. Join us in this vulnerable conversation on family, being yourself and mental health.

Brandon McGuirk is a professional ballet dancer for the Utah Metropolitan Ballet. In this episode, Brandon talks about what it was like growing up with multiple siblings living with his parents and grandmother. He discusses how he played different sports until he finally ended up trying ballet. Brandon mentions his journey living in New York and Utah. Also, he talked about his experience visiting Japan too. Join us in this authentic conversation on ballet, travel, and mental health.

Lizzie Fournier is a dance teacher, photographer, and content creator. In this episode, Lizzie opens up about her family dynamic and growing up as an only child. Lizzie talks about starting dance at an early and how that impacted her. Also, she discusses changing her major while at college to continue pursing her passion in dance. She goes on to mention how she ended up in her current role and how that lead to her amazing dance videos on social media. Join us in this great conversation on dance, passion, and mental health.

Cory Zimmerman is an avid animal lover, dabbler of virtually all sports, open set of ears for anybody who needs a good vent session, and local landscaper. In this episode, Cory shares details of what his childhood was like and playing a variety of sports throughout school. Cory discusses his decision to leave college and learning how to work on his mental and physical health. Also, he talks about his social media post addressing mental health and what was his thought process in sharing his experiences. Cory talks about his hobbies in taxidermy and whittling wood too. Join us in this vulnerable conversation on change, hobbies, and mental health.

Mike Mackiewicz is a local truck driver, YouTuber, podcaster and creator of Corr-E Entertainment. In this episode, Mike shares his life experience as an only child growing up. Mike talks about some the lessons he learned from playing football. Also, he mentions his recent battle with covid and beating it while in the hospital. Later, he goes on to discuss his 10 years of experience making YouTube content which inspired him to begin a podcast too. Join us in this great conversation on content creating, podcasting, and mental health.

In this solo episode, I recap on my life since my last solo recorded in March of 2021. I talk about everything from dating advice to my experience recently in therapy. Also, I explain how I've begun switching my mindset to become more appreciative and grateful for the things in my life. Join myself in this short episode about enjoying life, being grateful, and mental health.

Claudia Valenzuela is your friendly neighborhood community pharmacist, power lifter, and mental health advocate. In this episode, Claudia opens up about her family dynamic and how it was having parents who immigrated from Guatemala. She goes on to talk about her high school experience as well as openly coming out about her sexuality. Later on, Claudia discusses her reasons to go to college and pursue a career in medicine. Also, she talks about how she got into power lifting and what it was like to compete. Join us in this fantastic conversation on family, power lifting, and mental health.

Dan DiFrancesco is an environmental scientist and avid hiker. In this episode, Dan talks about his experience being home schooled than transitioning into public school. Dan discusses how he had to overcome losing his mother early in his life and some difficulties he had attending public school. Also, he mentions his reasons for attending college and his journey into his career. In addition, we talk about our shared love for hiking. Join us in this great conversation on family, hiking, and mental health.