The Curious Caml

We have another fantastic guest. In this episode, I host the glorious Kobie Johnson! He's an outstanding athlete with amazing perception on and off the field. When I met Kobie this summer we talked about lacrosse for about 2hours. Part of that conversation revolved around how aspiring athletes can further their professional life outside of sports. All in all, I knew that I would host Kobie on this show.  Expect to hear from him on this show in the future as well.

This podcast episode is dedicated to all growing professionals within Corporate America. First off, I want to say that these managers and HR people are not your friends.  Transitioning from life as a college student to life as a corporate employee provokes culture shock equivalent to moving from the county to a city. It's just that surreal. The research of this episode is connected to Wendlandt & Rochlen (2008.) The research is relatively old and equally important. 

The key point in this research was discovering that  "Overall, research has found that the transition to employment following graduation is often difficult because the skills cultivated in the college classroom typically differ from those required to succeed in the workplace." (Wendlandt & Rochlen, 2008.) 

I go over their research briefly within the episode :P

Rolling into my first year of podcasting, I host individuals with diverse backgrounds and interesting talents. This episode is dedicated to all artists and artisans. With great respect, the first artist I host on this show is none other than Tr3skiii. Long story short he's my cousin and I enjoy his music. Unlike many, I did not have to force myself to enjoy his work. His verses are full of metaphors and relatable situations. We both come from cities so I can reciprocate the things he speaks about. Pay close attention to the verses we speak on in this episode! More importantly, stay till the end to hear us speak on his greatest music released so far!

Nathaniel Renegar is a scholar with a deep understanding of science and mathematics.  This episode is extremely educational and thought-provoking! You might want to relax your mind as we speak considering this is my longest recorded session so far. I learn a lot every time I speak with Renegar, I am beyond honored to have hosted him on my show! Amazing work! Between his research and studies, I am proud to be within his reach.  He has been a supporter since the beginning of my show. Between feedback, recommendations, and listening. Nathaniel Renegar has been vital to my work in this podcast. All the more reason I had to host him.   

Enjoy :-]

After one year of podcasting, I share my love and joy for creating content in this episode. Starting this podcast has opened many doors for me. I have been prompted access to select circles that will further my professional life. I guess this is what the old heads call "the fruits of your labor." Anyhow, in this episode, I explain why it is important to nourish your hobbies. Equally important, you must maintain the faith you have in yourself. There will be naysayers and doubters. So long as you believe in yourself, you love what you do, and you solve other people's problems the fruits of your labor will return to you!

One year of podcasting and I have to say I love my listeners. You guys give me constant feedback and information. Truly this podcast is nothing without your support. I have something special for you guys coming soon. I'll do my best to deliver a project worthy of your interest 

Sincerely, The Caml

I host my good friend Breezy on this episode of the Curious Caml Podcast.  Breezy and I share our experiences of revelry and partying to impart good practices to those who aren't too familiar with the pressures of going out. All in all, this episode is full of great dialogue. Our conversation was meant to be more laid back in comparison to my other interviews. Most important, it is the summertime and apparently, we acting bad. This does not mean we do not cannot be smart as well. This episode is for those finding their way in and out of the function.

***I don't own any rights to music played in the background 

This poem is reflecting on a time where I had once witnessed an unspeakable action. It has stuck with me since considering I have never spoke about it. The memory rest in the back of my mind with my dreams, goals, and ambitions. This determination is not new. My will to live is part of the proof. 

I am extremely proud to have hosted my good sister Donna in this episode. Donna or @ ANaturalHairStorey is an entrepreneur with an extensive portfolio and experience.  Her main mission is serving woman as an advocate, selling waist beads, maintaining a Non-Profit Organization and uplifting individuals in her community. In this episode, Donna and I delve into the many aspects that revolve around the natural hair journey. Donna herself stated that her hair journey was the beginning of a path towards enlightenment, truth, self-love, appreciation, and discovery. Donna and I relate our experiences pertaining to hair and connected them to culture, customs, and practices of melanated people. In this episode our conversation covers a range of topics with regards to hair, waist beads, self-worth, identity and culture. 

It was an honor to host @ANaturalHairStorey on my show. I am sure to invite her again in the future. Interviewing Donna delivered a remarkable perspective on hair and spirituality. Again, I am extremely proud to host this astounding woman on my show!

*** I do not own the rights to any music played in the back

This is the first poem I ever performed at an open mic.  I use poetry to express myself in ways that would be hard in regular conversation.  This poem exemplifies my internal challenges while dating. Somebody told me I can't have my cake and eat it too. Well....... I be nibbling and I'm not ashamed to admit it. This poem has helped me to address my messy ways prompted me to take steps into becoming a better man. All and all, I'm uploading this poem because I like it.

The little bit of music in the back is the instrumental from Tupac's "I get a round "

In this episode I had the pleasure to interview my good friend @BmoreLikeBreazy/JayWick-WifiRich. He is a full-time college student at Bowie University who has experience trading in the Forex market. Josh is an example of someone who works without recognition. This is partially what it means to be a trader. He doesn't post every trade he takes. More often than not, you'll just see the charts he marks up. I was more than happy to interview him and dive into our topic!

Major Shoutout to RNS 3 Art studios for providing free pictures to my school's new lacrosse club. I was extremely happy with the shots you got of us.

You can follow the referenced people on instagram @
 @Bmorelifebreazy
 @RNS_3_Photo