Jocelyn Huftalen is working as a nanny while building her mind, body, soul, and business. In this episode, Jocelyn opens up about her decision to leave school to pursue her passions. Jocelyn talks about her experience being a nanny and how it has really changed her mindset on life. Also, she discusses the reasons she started her own podcast called 'Table Talks'. She mentions some of the coping mechanisms she has learned over the course of her life that have helped her grow. Join us in this fantastic conversation on family, growth, and mental health.

Adam Horowitz is a marketing major and baseball player at UMass Dartmouth. In this episode, Adam discusses why he chose to pursue baseball versus other sports. Adam talks about his love for baseball and some the struggles he had to overcome in his career. Also, he mentions his viral pitching moment that appeared on Sportscenter and the story behind it all. We talked about how mental the game of baseball truly is and how the lessons from it translate to life. Join us in this great conversation on baseball, school, and mental health.

Tj Hernandez is a surgical technologist and in his free time loves to write music. In this episode, Tj opens up about his family dynamic growing up and some lessons learned through playing sports. Tj discusses his love for writing music originally started with his desire to write poetry. Also, we talked about social media and the impact that technology has imposed on all types of relationships. Later, Tj goes on to mention why he is pursuing music with a group he's apart of called 'FRZN+CHZN'. Join us in this fantastic conversation on music, social connections, and mental health.

Jessie Piche is a sales professional who currently resides in Providence and she spends her free time visiting friends, getting outdoors to ride her bike and dedicating time to her mental health. In this episode, Jessie opens up about her life growing up and her experience dancing and horse back riding. Jessie discusses her move to Philly for college and then why she ultimately decided to leave to pursue other goals. We have a great discussion on travel and how essential it is to go new places and meet new people. Join us in this fantastic conversation on family, travel, and mental health.

Brandon Woodward is a psychology major and a local cook. In this episode, Brandon opens up about his life experiences and why he went to college. Brandon talks about his spiritual journey and what led him down this path. Also, we discuss life lessons learned through playing sports. Join us in this great conversation on psychology, spirituality, and mental health.

Lindsay Petit is soon to be a grad student this fall at Rhode Island College getting a masters degree in Justice Studies. In this episode, Lindsay opens up about her decision to go to college and how through the process she fell in love with school. She mentions on discovering her passion for school and that she may pursue teaching in the future. Also, we share our thoughts on books that we've read on staying present and loving yourself. Join us in this amazing conversation on school, self-love, and mental health.

Anthony Markey is an Implementation Specialist in the accounting/finance realm. In this episode, Anthony talks about his journey through Bishop Hendricken High School and the strong sense of community he felt while attending there. He discusses his reasons for going to college and why he ultimately decided on accounting and business. We share our feelings on the 9 to 5 lifestyle and the importance of exercising for your physical and mental health. Join us for this great conversation on community, business, and mental health.

Meagan Crossman aka Meagan in the Future is a singer and song writer for the band, Jet Set Future. In this episode, Meagan opens up about her love for singing and performing. She talks about how she got into it by a-cappella and theatre early in her life. Meagan discussed some of her mental health struggles and the support she got to work on it from her band. That support allowed her to seek the proper help which created a family atmosphere for the band. We both had a great dialogue about mental health and the importance of taking time for yourself. Join us in this absolutely authentic conversation on music, perseverance, and mental health.

Zac DeBlois is an ABA therapist working out of a center based in Cranston. In this episode, he talks about his decision to study psychology and pursue a career helping special need students. He discusses his experience in school and how its impacted his outlook on life. Zac opens up about his hobbies and passions and how they help him keep a positive mental attitude. Join us in this refreshing conversation on psychology, teaching, and mental health.

Devynn Slaughter is a marketing major and bartender. In this episode, Devynn joins the podcast and opens up about his love for basketball. He mentions the impact his father had on him and his friends growing up. Also, Devynn discusses his reasons for going to college and the struggle that came with that. We share valuable life advice from our personal experiences. Join us in this great discussion on basketball, marketing, and mental health.