One of host Alex Nasa's high school English Teachers, Brandy Gerber has lived an awesome journey which began in southern Washington state. She shares what propelled her into teaching, her great mentors growing up, and the time consuming nature of her job.

Evan Coleman was always destined to be a pastor considering both his parents strong roots in the church. He shares how this journey unfolded in front of his eyes, creating a welcoming environment for a young adults group, the challenges of balancing traditional ideas with new ones, and conquering his personal fears.

Dak Shagren graduated from college with an interdisciplinary studies degree, but finds himself doing something completely different. On the latest episode, he shares what his current job is like, the intricacies of technology, why it's important being patient with your career, and trusting the process.

Panel discussion part 2! For today's installment we talk to three different high school basketball coaches (Brett Skogstad, Joe Puetz, Tyler Mendezona) to get their perspectives on how they're preparing for the shortened season, great qualities to have on a coaching staff, the changes in the game of basketball over recent years, and predictions for the upcoming college basketball tournament!

Ilona Trofimovich joins the podcast for today's episode. She shares what inspired her to pursue an education degree in college, what it was like teaching high school English for five years, the opportunity to pivot into a brand new job, and the difficulties of navigating a Covid stricken world.

Host Alex Nasa's legendary high school basketball coach Pat Russell is today's guest. He reflects back on some awesome stories, going to five colleges to complete his undergrad studies, playing basketball in Australia, and his love for sports.

Taylor Worthen, graduate of Northwest University is our latest guest. She shares how a chemistry class in college altered her career path, her interest for the healthcare field, and what has challenged her the last three years in relation to professional development.

Andrew Bonesteel has worked in some unique industries, and hops on today's podcast to share his perspectives. He discusses some memories from college, his time as a police officer, difficulties as a mail carrier, what it's like working in the post office, and if this is really the year for Gonzaga to win a national championship.

Steve Williams was a pastor for thirty five years then decided to change careers and get into the real estate world. He shares how his new job shares similarities to his previous one, the process of becoming a real estate agent, how the market is playing out in Spokane, and his love for serving people.

Marilyn Baker joins the podcast today and shares lots of awesome perspectives. She reflects back on a fun trip to Europe, what it was like working in South Korea's competitive work environment, and how she's managing to stay on top of things in a rapidly changing world.