In episode 19, Jesse sits down with Liang Liu, founder of BitBox Design, a Vancouver-based web design and marketing company. We talk about Liang's journey growing up in Canada, and how he managed to turn his interests/skills in web design into a business. We also touch on Liang's experience winning the Horatio Alger Scholarship, the conflict between hustling and luck, as well as tips on how to teach yourself valuable skills beyond academia.

In the 18th episode, Jesse sits back down with Jessalyn Chen to catch up and talk about their struggles with perfectionism. We explore how striving for perfection has damaged our mentalities, team cohesiveness, and our overall motivation to actually complete our projects.

In episode 17, Jesse sits down with Annie Lai to talk about her experiences starting an Interact club at her former high-school, being the regional director for the non-profit Charity Brighouse, and her work initiating the Youth Civic Engagement Program.

In episode 16, Jesse sits down with Andre Pak, a 19 year-old student who is a part of Creative Resilient Youth, a collective dedicated to bringing awareness towards mental health through art making!

In this episode, Jesse sits down with Audrey Pillsbury, or better known for her artist name, Junan.

In episode 14, we talk with Franco Ng, a 2017 UBC Sauder School of Business Alumnus, an avid youth advocate, and involved community leader. He currently serves as the President and Founder of YouthTalkNation, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a platform for youth innovation and a channel for dialogue with high level government officials and industry.

In the 13th episode, Jesse talks with Alan Z, a musical triple threat (singer, rapper, and songwriter), about his career in music and his journey so far. We talk about the challenges that Alan had to face growing up as an Asian-American, dispelling the Model Minority Myth, and challenging racism both through his music and his path in further educating himself on the history of social issues.

In the 12th episode, Jesse talks with Tom Fublé, a lofi pop & chill EDM artist and music producer based in Sydney, Australia, about his journey from pursuing law into the field of creatives. We talk about the benefits of pursuing a career in something you enjoy and have a passion for, which goes against many traditional desires of parents when it comes to wanting their child to secure a safe, stable, and secure job in life.

In the 11th episode, Jesse talks with Hayley Ma and Sachi Chan, two of the co-founders of Green Light Mentorship, to discuss the lessons they've learned when it comes to mentoring high-school students in preparation for university! 

In this 10th episode, Jesse chats with Vincent Trieu and Chris Tsang, the hosts of The EaTing Cast to talk about being true to yourself, dealing with mental health and issues of toxic masculinity, as well as the experiences of growing up Asian in America.