This week for our 50th Episode, we head to Milan, in Northern Italy, and sit down with journalist, editor, and media specialist Timothy Small. We discuss growing up in Italy, the importance of pursuing your passions, learning everything you can along the way, and ultimately what it takes to work for and create your own publications and projects in this day and age. Enjoy an inside look into the creative and business side of media. Visit Tim @YesTimSmall for more updates. Make sure to follow us @TheDoubleLifePod, and also, don't forget to Subscribe!

This week we head to Los Angeles, California, and sit down with Noah Weinman from the band Runnner. A project that was originally started as a way to improve his production skills, Runnner has now become a well-known band with multiple albums and Eps. The group has released their well-received single Eggshell and last year released their newest EP. One of One. Noah and I discuss the early days of working long shifts and creating music when he had free time, the emotional toll that sometimes comes with the music, and how this project has helped him open about his emotions ina way that he wasn't able to previously. Enjoy an inside look into the mind of one of Indie rocks' most inspiring and well-tuned artists. Visit @Runnner_Music for more updates, and make sure to check out https://runnner.bandcamp.com/ for all their releases. Make sure to subscribe and follow @TheDoubleLifePod

This week we sit down with musician and artist Corbin Randall for a follow up to our conversation almost a year ago. We discuss his newest album release Vii and the inspiration behind the music that he creates. This conversation took place a little while back but regardless gives an inside look into the inspiration and drive behind the music. We discuss the importance of faith and religion In his music and the role it plays in defining who he is as a person. Visit @CorbinRandall for more updates on what he is up to and make sure to his newest album Vii wherever you get your music. Make sure to also subscribe and follow @TheDoubleLifePod

This week we visit Anaheim, California, and sit down with the band Filmspeed. We discuss the early days of creating music in Michigan and the different bands, locations, and genres that the band has gone through over time. The band goes over their process of recording and performing live shows with the desire to create an amazing experience for anyone who comes to their shows. We also talk about the year of creating music during the pandemic, the plans they have for this next year, and what the band's vision is going forward! Enjoy an inside look into the world of creating music and devoting your life to music. Visit FilmSpeed @Filmspeedmusic and listen to their newest single, "The Nothing." You can follow us @Thedoublelifepod and make sure to subscribe and share! We are also on Youtube Now! Stay Tuned for more!

This week we head to Brooklyn, New York, and sit down with John Martin of Vice Media. We discuss the early days of working for the company on the business side of things with a small team and a fresh perspective on how a magazine should run and operate. We also cover what it was like to work on various projects and various teams within the company, including sales and eventually being one of Munchies's main people. John has a unique and original perspective on business, creativity, and the perfect meal search. Enjoy an inside look at what it means to savor every journey along the way! Visit Vice.Com for more on Munchies and follow @Vice and @Munchies. You can follow John @JohnMartinIV. Episode cover photo by Margarida Malarkey. Make sure to subscribe to the show and also follow us @TheDoubleLifePod

This week on the show, I talk about the concept of attention spans in this modern age and how it is difficult to sit down and watch movies or consume media these days without being distracted. I cover the concept of media and how it's hard to find what you want to do for the rest of your life and how things are connected, and it's important to follow the path you love the most. A new intro on the show, cool future updates on the video front, and lastly, a new structure and format to everything! Thanks for listening to the show. Make sure to subscribe and follow @TheDoubleLifePod

This week we head up north to Montreal, Quebec, and sit down with musician Alex Nicol. An artist who spent his early years in music searching for a community and a place to share his creativity with the world. In the year 2020, he has just released a solo album called "All For Nada" and has created a vibrant new sound that reverberates through the Quebec music scene. Enjoy an inside look into the world of a very talented and genre-defying artist. To see what Alex is up to and check out his music, visit alexnicol.bandcamp.com and follow @Unfeigned_troubadour. Make sure to follow us @TheDoubleLifePod, and make sure to subscribe and tell your friends!

This week on the show, I talk about a possible transition to Youtube and all the fantastic things that come with that but mostly the concerns I have. I discuss the videos that I watched to learn more, the odd people who do videos on youtube, and what kind of show I want to make. I also talk about this week's episode, the show's progress, and the future of the show! Excited about everything that is coming up! Enjoy another episode of Week in Review! Follow @Thedoublelifepod, and make sure to subscribe!

This week we head to Laguna Beach, California, and sit down with the creators of Aquamarine Magazine. We discuss starting a magazine in this day and age and the inspiration behind the magazine. A tribute to those who desire to travel and explore the world through a collective lens, Aquamarine has become a beacon of inspiration for the youth, and we discuss how it has molded to be what it is today. We also talk about the magazine's future, how to get involved, how the team has grown, and ultimately what it means to set forth on a new venture in the midst of uncertainty in the world. To check out the magazine and see the latest issue, follow @Aquamarinemagazine and visit Aquamarinemagazine.com! Follow us @TheDoubleLifePod, and make sure to subscribe and tell your amigos!

It's another episode of week in review! This week I talk about the struggle of retailers but the rise of online shopping and the repercussions of that, music stores, and the unfortunate case of Guitar Center filing for bankruptcy. I talk about my episode with the band Filler and my thoughts about the episode. I talk about my Spotify year in review and throw around some suggestions and discuss/defend some of the things that popped up on my list. Enjoy another episode of Week in Review. Make sure to follow and subscribe!