On episode 5 of the nah stray podcast ITS YOUR WORLD, Brandon and Oneil discuss the responsibility of ensuring the planet has a future. Topics like climate change, parenting, and the one child policy? Yes we go there! Thank you for listening and be sure to catch episode 4 of Nah Stray with a special virtual element on our Instagram page @nsp_wb!

In this episode I bring up what hurts our self esteem the most. Then the ‘Nah Stray Minute’. The Health Segment. Then finally a wrap up on what Nah Stray has to offer on why the heck I started a podcast in the first place.

Episode 3 featuring another CRE educator Ana Irma Patete. In this we speak on a very interesting college and care continuum, beginning with an amazing guest talking about her experience using study abroad and college grants to navigate education from a explorational standpoint in South America, grants for POC and relationships and their necessary molds.

Episode 2! Formats and graphs, machines and dreams! Amanda Mannarino dropped some gems on this one. She’s subtly one of my favorite people. Consider listening to this episode. Labeled the most down to earth podcast on Spotify. (Fact)

Music and musicality is one thing, B finds an avenue to discuss musicality with budding creatives and finds a sweet balance to inform the masses on the new season and what is to be expected while listening.

This final episode of the Season features Myna aka miss young-international, a musician, director and frequent traveler blesses the podcast with this amazing interview. She is a real keeper folks. It raps up the entire season and gives a young perspective on the options after college. We were both outside during this recording 🤣

My friend and long time marathoner Jane Clinger sheds some light on her running routine… we could learn a little from her.

Knowledge is an escape artist. Brandon is a realist

The friendship types we all have dynamics in are assessed deeper with some fundamental pieces of the puzzle. Brandon shares about his past and what he was like when he was trying to find himself.