On this episode, Gio Depina-Alves rejoins the podcast for his third appearance since episode 140 and 98. He talks about getting monetized on YouTube for his reaction channel, A0HD. Gio explains the process of getting monetized and what creators need to do to achieve that goal. Also, we discuss the importance of finding your community whether that's in real life or online. Join us in this fun conversation on producing, content creation, and mental health.

On this episode, Jon Sisto returns to the podcast for his third appearance and he was on episode 89 and 47. Jon comes back to talk about his 2022 and 2023 successes and failures. He discusses why he sold his car detailing business and working on managing stress within his life. Also, he talks about switching from blue collar work to white collar and how that transition has been for him. Jon talks about a really toxic breakup that caused his mental health to slip into decline and how prior trauma also added to the chaos. We discuss the value of therapy and the importance of men speaking up about their mental health. Join us in this vulnerable conversation on changing career paths, therapy, and mental health.

Nick Lancellotti is a project engineer. On this episode, Nick opens up about his family dynamic and struggling about expressing his sexuality during his childhood. Nick shares details about some of the fear about coming out to your family and friends. Also, he talks about moving away for college and then to New York afterwards. Nick explains how moving to New York helped him gain new perspectives. We discuss the value of moving out of your hometown. Then, Nick talks about getting involved in some activism work regarding taxes and funding wars overseas. Join us in a refreshing conversation on family, travel, and mental health.

On this episode, Andrew Brown rejoins the podcast for his third appearance since episode 83 and 32. Andrew catches us up on his coaching experience going high school to women's professional to college football. He talks through some of the challenges and lessons learned over the year being a coach on the collegiate level. Also, he shares details about traveling throughout 2023. We share stories about our travel experiences from the year. Then, we discuss our relationships and how changing our mindset to thinking more positively really helped us find success in dating. Andrew and I talk about our future goals for 2024 and what we hope to achieve. Join us in recapping 2023 and discussing goals for 2024.

Troy Travassos is a Senior Audit Associate. On this episode, Troy opens up about his family dynamic and what it's like being an uncle. Troy talks about playing multiple different sports and figuring out which one he enjoyed the most. He ultimately played football in. high school and eventually walked on in college at UMass Darmouth. Troy shares his early struggles with school and trying to find a career he wanted to pursue. Also, he discusses pursuing a career in accounting and getting his masters degree. Troy worked hard to get into one of the Big Four within public accounting and shares some of his experiences. We talk about the importance of spirituality and healing too. Join us in this powerful conversation on hard work, spirituality, and mental health.

On this episode, Andrew Breiter-Wu returns to the podcast for the first time since his appearance on episode 11. Andrew catches us up on everything that has happened since his episode released right before the pandemic. He talks about some of the challenges he faced with running his company, Breiter Planet Properties. Also, we discussed how Andrew has improved his leadership skills over the last decade in the solar industry. We touch on the rise of the 'Solar Bros' and how they are affecting his business. Join us in this awesome conversation on solar, leadership, and mental health.

Daniel Mendes is a financial communications professional. On this episode, Daniel opens up about his family dynamic and how he felt having parents come from two different upbringings. Daniel talks about his mother dealing with multiple health issues and how that affected his mental health. Also, he shares his motivation to become valedictorian and eventually why he went to Brown University. Then, he mentions his journey to Miami and moving to New York and how that has changed his life. Daniel has recently made a move into content creation and he explains his reasoning and future goals. Join us in this vulnerable conversation on family, travel, and mental health.

Tucker Sullivan is a writer and the author of a poem book called 'Relate! One Human To Another'. On this episode, Tucker opens up about his family dynamic and what it was like growing up with a big family. Tucker talked about some of the early signs of anxiety and other mental health related issues that stemmed from childhood. He discusses falling down the path of drugs and alcohol as well as contracting Lyme disease. Tucker shares details into his mental health battle and overcoming those issues to begin his journey into writing his first book. We talked about the benefits of having a outlet to express yourself and the value of talking about your problems through therapy. Join us in this powerful conversation on family, writing, and mental health.

On this episode, Devynn Slaughter rejoins the podcast for the first time since his appearance on episode 62. Devynn talks about all his life changes since that episode aired in 2021. He discusses the struggles of entering the full time work force and how difficult the economy is currently. Also, Devynn opens up about becoming a father for the first time and all the emotions going into his daughter's birth. We talk about the value of shrinking your inner circle and taking a step back from social media. Join us in this honest conversation about fatherhood, life, and mental health.

Abbie Hopkins is an equine professional. On this episode, Abbie opens up about her family dynamic and what it was like to grow up being outside often. Abbie talks about playing multiple sports and eventually falling in love with field hockey. She discusses the difference of riding horses which is a very individual sport compared to playing a team sport like field hockey. Also, Abbie shares her college experience competing riding and then having to deal with her father's accident during that time. After college, Abbie talks about the struggle of picking a career path, but ultimately decided to chase her passion and work with horses full time. Join us in this fantastic conversation on horses, passion, and mental health.