Nate Merlan is a Public Affairs Coordinator in the field of public health and an aspiring YouTuber. In this episode, Nate opens up about his life journey and how it lead him to be in public affairs. He talks about struggling to find his passions during high school and college. That struggle led him to get into rap and YouTube which he discovered a passion for. We share our unique experiences with each other about finding our passions. Join us in this refreshing conversation about self-awareness, passions, and mental health.

Jen Boyle is a registered nurse in the float pool in a hospital in Rhode Island. In this episode, Jen opens up about her journey into nursing. She talks about her experience as a early nursing student and the struggle of school. Also, Jen discusses what it was like to be a nurse during the pandemic. She focused on Covid units. Join us in this awesome conversation on nursing, passion, and mental health.

Korey Lopes is a sales representative for AT&T. In this episode, Korey opens up about having a brain tumor in high school and his recovery following the surgery to remove it. He talks about playing football for the first time and then getting a concussion during his freshman season. His consistent, nagging headaches led him to seek medical help that ended up leading to the discovery of his tumor. Korey openly discusses how his life was changed and his journey since surgery. Join us in this extremely moving discussion on life, perseverance, and mental health.

Mike Burke is a program manager at the Concussion Legacy Foundation. In this episode, Mike shares his early life experiences playing sports. As the podcast progressed, he mentions about why he went to college. Also, Mike talks about his study abroad experience in the UK too. Mike discusses what CLF does to bring awareness to CTE and concussions throughout society. Join us in this great conversation on concussions, travel, and mental health.

Jackie Sabilla is a seasoned traveler, SEO analyst, and the most badass spin instructor you'll ever meet. In this episode, Jackie opens up on what it was like being born in the Philippines. She talks about the difference in educational systems and how it was to move to America. Jackie discusses her reasons on switching majors and the struggle of finding something you enjoy doing. We share why we love doing our respected hobbies of podcasting and spin. Join us in this fantastic discussion on cultural differences, finding your passions, and mental health.

Colby Cyrus is a local budtender, filmmaker, and partial owner of Ski Productions. In this episode, Colby talks about his journey into college and why he chose to attend. He talks about picking a major and changing to a different career after college to pursue his passions. Colby opens up about why he wanted to act and create films. We had a really great discussion revolving about trying new things. Join us in this awesome conversation on acting, filmmaking, and mental health.

Elijah DeAndrade is founder of D.E.Art, a licensed white water rafting guide, podcaster, and your friendly neighborhood afro man. In this episode, Elijah talks about moving out to California and the things he learned while traveling. We discuss the impact of covid and how much we miss traveling freely. He opens up about the reasons he started his artwork and creating designs. Also, we talks a lot about allowing yourself to chase your passions to discover your true self. Join us in this extremely authentic conversation about art, travel, and mental health.

Zane Propatier is a renaissance man and has done things such as creating music and Twitch streaming. In this episode, Zane opens up about the loss of his cousin, step-father, and grandfather. He talks about how important his grandfather was to him and how he impacted his life. Zane mentions why he started writing and recording music. After the loss of several family members, he turned to twitch streaming and even worked on donating to charities to help others with caner diagnosis. Join us in this great conversation about family, self-discovery, and mental health.

Amanda Lyman is a full time nursing student at Rhode Island College and a server at an Irish Pub. In this episode, Amanda talks about the impact her brothers had on her growing up. She talked about her experiences playing softball and field hockey during high school years. Also, she discussed some of her initial struggles during school and managing the workload with nursing. We talked a lot about the impact of the pandemic on her college experience too. Join us in this great discussion on family, nursing, and mental health.

Grace Belt is a frontline worker in a mental health office. In this episode, Grace opens up about her life and reasons why she enjoyed band during high school. As we progressed through the episode, she talks about pursuing a psychology degree and how that process has been. We discuss the impact of working in a mental health career and the importance of speaking out on the issues. Also, we mentioned about how difficult and scary it can be when you are struggling with mental health and how to get help. Join us in this authentic discussion on self-awareness, passions, and mental health.