Thomas Esposito is an alum of SUNY Purchase College and a screenwriter, who's worked with the Greenwich International Film Festival Festival, and PBS Kidvision. He's a master of comedy, looking to bring his talents and experience to the big screen. Here, he details his background, time at Purchase, and working with said employers. 

Randy Rawlings is a social entrepreneur from Long Beach, California. He's a member of the board of directors for Long Beach Economic Partnerships and was a contracts administrator for Virgin Orbit before eventually becoming the founder of his own AI-powered startup, Aneu. Here, he talks about his life, his passion for AI, how Aneu will impact society, and how he's taking his business experiences to be the leader his company needs.

From Brownsville, Texas to Los Angeles, California, he’s a screenwriter, with one of his scripts advancing as a Quarter-Finalist in the ScreenCraft Sci-Fi & Fantasy Screenwriting Competition. Aside from that, he’s been a content writer for Screen Rant and Comic Book Resources. Here, Rudy talks about his journey, his influences, and life as a screenwriter in these uncertain times.

Hey guys. Don't have an episode set up for 7/2. Happy 4th of July.

Lola Bessis is a senior at Skidmore College, where she’s achieved huge honors, including being a member of Alpha Kappa Delta and has been accepted as a New Leader in the Center for Women in Government and Civil Society. On top of that, she’s a lead intern for #ICANHELP, working to create more thoughtful, socially aware, and community-driven youth. She’s come a long way, and she’s only just begun.

Fatou Diouf explains what she wants people to remember the most when looking at her legacy. 

Fatou Diouf was born to dance. From starting out as a little girl learning, to becoming a dance teacher and founder of her own dance club, Fatou wants to bring the same love of the art to those around her and inspire a new generation to become the best dancers they can be. Above all, she wants her students to believe in themselves just as much as she believes in them.

Music, being an art, is never done one way and can be expanded upon creatively. Ethan talks about the possibility of him doing so, while praising the work of his producers who've helped him create his excellent tracks.

Ethan Buckner is a singer-songwriter and climate activist from LA. When he's not releasing singles like "All We Got is Time" or "Fireflies," he's committed to fighting climate change and the fossil fuel industry, as well as social injustice, such as systemic racism. Whether through music or his work with nonprofits like Earthworks, he's looking to brighten someone's day. You can find him online at https://theminnesotachild.com.

Abby Balter is the creative director of Off the Cuff Magazine at Boston University, while getting her degree in journalism. Prior to that, she was a travel and culture writer for the BU Buzz Magazine, and an editorial intern for Modern Luxury. Abby is passionate about writing, traveling, and fashion, and hearing her take on all three was proof she puts her full attention and effort into anything of interest.