Sam Greene is a photographer. On this episode, Sam opens up about her family dynamic and her parents opening a salon. Sam dives into how her parents' divorce affected her and what it was like trying to work through her own mental health. She walks us through her experience in therapy and how therapy can help many people. Also, Sam talks about her creative side doing theater and digital media in high school. Then, she got into photography and ended up creating her business, Zest & Zeal Studio. We talk about the value of social media when it comes to marketing and how we both individually navigate it. Join us in this amazing conversation on therapy, photography, and mental health.

Jesse Neptune is a rapper. On this episode, Jesse opens up about his family dynamic and growing up in a Portuguese/Italian household. Jesse explains why he started writing raps in 7th grade and how it changed his life. He walks through his high school experience and working on trying to market himself and his music. We shared our opinions on the hot topic of the Drake and Kendrick Lamar rap beef. Also, Jesse discusses his early struggles promoting his music in person and on social media. Jesse shares details about his upcoming project, A Moment in Music, which drops in June. Join us in this refreshing conversation on music, marketing, and mental health.

On this episode, Mark Furtado rejoins the podcast for his third appearance since episode 147 and 101. We discuss our merch collaboration that drops May 1st for Mental Health Awareness Month. Also, Mark dives into taking a hiatus from his business and working on setting boundaries. He talks about the importance of giving yourself a break and coming back refreshed. Mark explains the process behind creating a new business called 'The Pink Scallop' which is a luxurious scents company. In addition, Mark drops some breaking news about his current brand, 'The Artisan'. Then, we dive into the importance of putting yourself out and being relatable as a content creator. Join us in this awesome conversation on setting boundaries, rebranding, and mental health.

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Zach Souza is co-host of the podcast Low Gravity Podcast Uncensored. On this episode, Zach opens up about his family dynamic and what it was like growing up. Zach talks about his love for soccer and how it helped it make life long friendships. Also, he walks us through the his high school experience and getting injured his freshman year. Zach explains how difficult it was to cope with a major injury that almost prevented him from ever walking again. Then, he discusses not enjoying his community college experience and eventually coming to creating the podcast. We share our similar mindset about podcasting and talk about why we both love the art. Join us in this fantastic conversation on sports, resilience, and mental health.

vv is a music artist. On this episode, vv opens up about his family dynamic and growing up in Wheeler, Texas. vv explains what is was being Mexican in a predominantly white town and some of the early struggles. He talks about his love for basketball and what lessons he learned from the sport. Then, vv mentions an incident where he quit his senior year and that moment lead him on a path to finding his passion in music. vv discusses how he ended up messing with the wrong crowd and fighting for his freedom before moving to New England. We discuss the value of social media in the music industry and how vv is constantly changing his style in order to find his authentic self. Join us in this powerful conversation on basketball, music, and mental health.

On this episode, Andrew Medeiros rejoins the podcast for the first time since his appearance on episode 45. Andrew catches us up on everything that has happened since 2021. He talks about what it's been like being the CEO of Apotho Therapeutics which is a recreational cannabis company. Andrew goes into detail about expansion and some of the struggles with marketing his business on social media due to restrictions. Also, he discusses some of the projects he's been working on in film, script writing, and acting.Then opens up about how he's about to become a father this summer. We dive into what fatherhood means and some of the advice he's received. Join us in this awesome conversation on cannabis, acting, and mental health.

Danny Mandelli is a web designer and founder of WebWise Technology. On this episode, Danny opens up about his family dynamic and what it was like growing up with parents from Brazil. He walked through his family history stemming from his grandparents moving from Italy to Brazil and his parents moving to the US. Also, Danny shares details about coming out about his sexuality and how he managed to deal with how his family responded in the beginning. Danny explains the value of creating friendships through going to church early on and how he still has those friends to this day. He discuses his journey in tech and ultimately why he decided to create his own business website designing. We talk about AI and some of the possible dangers of it entering society. Join us in this authentic conversation on friendship, tech, and mental health.

Junior Luis is an active duty member of the Air Force and co-host of the Low Gravity Podcast Uncensored. On this episode, Junior opens up about his family dynamic and how his parents were able to co-parent. Junior talks about his early love for sports such as football and soccer. He goes into detail about the life lessons that sports taught him especially camaraderie. Also, he explains his decision to join the Air Force and what basic training was like. As well as, discussing how we mentally handled being away from his family and friends at his first location in Nebraska. Then, he talks about co-creating the podcast Low Gravity Podcast Uncensored. We discuss podcasting and some of the highs and lows. Join us in this fantastic conversation on sports, travel, and mental health.

On this episode, I go solo and discuss why your pain has a purpose. I saw a clip of George Janko and Candace Owens talking about your pain having a purpose and that inspired me to discuss the concept. They were talking about when praying for or manifesting things you want sometimes you'll be put through difficult situations in order to learn things to help you on your journey. I've personally been going through things and thought this was the perfect chance to open up about my current emotional state. I talk about the importance of pain and how it can inspire amazing things as well as teach us valuable lessons. Join myself in discussing pain, purpose, and mental health.

Cam aka Cxm Productions is a content creator. On this episode, Cam opens up about his family dynamic and what it was like being raised by his grandparents. Cam goes into detail about his early love for football and how a major leg injury derailed his young career. He talks about transitioning from sports to playing video games and getting into content creation. Cam shares his experience meeting different creators who helped guide him into YouTube and other social media platforms. Also, discussing his passion for helping the local youth, elderly, and homeless with his content. Join us in this authentic conversation on community, content creation, and mental health.