Alexa Stariha joins the podcast and shares what it was like being born and raised in a large family, moving around a lot at a young age, an incredible trip to Uganda, her inspiration to be involved with Youth Ministry, and the difficulties of communicating with a younger age group.

Austin Zelan hops on the podcast and explains how a trip to Bolivia in sixth grade changed his life, attending a 30 under 30 summit in Detroit, the upward trend for machine learning, and how important financial literacy is for people.

Boss Dog Brand marketing manager Shea Russo is our newest guest to the podcast. She shares how she balanced her time as a student athlete, the life changing internship during her time in the business department at college, and embracing the uncomfortable aspects of a job.

Q13 Fox Sports Director, and host of Seahawks Gameday, Aaron Levine joins the podcast. He shares his humble beginnings as a Dodgers fan, what the future of golf looks like in Washington State, the likelihood of the Sonics returning, and predictions for the Seattle Mariners.

The faming brothers, Matt and Scott Middleton join the podcast today. They share some hilarious prank stories from college, the challenges of throwing an event in the age of Covid-19, the perils of frost and cold temperatures, and working several very long weeks during the peak season.

Architecture extraordinaire and DJ by night Calvin Bauman joins the podcast and shares what inspired him to pursue a five year college program related to architecture, his experience attending college in California, what looms ahead in 2021, and where he wants to travel in the future.

Zach Smith has lived a very exciting life full of basketball since a young age. He shares his experience playing at two different colleges during his career, what it was like spending one year professionally in Italy, eating raw horse, the challenges of recruiting in a covid-19 world, and what his schedule looks like for 2021.

Valerie Kelley joins the show and tells some amazing stories spanning Taipei to California. In addition to that she explains the importance of temperance in work, and how she "accidentally" got into her career.

Austin Vander Wel has been all over the United States and to some pretty cool countries. Today he shares how he got into learning Spanish, being lost in Chile, having an exam with a robot on the phone (yes, this is correct), and adjusting to life in Washington D.C.

Sean Lidstrom and host Alex Nasa go way back. We're talking 3rd grade back. He's the newest guest to the show and tells what it was like going to culinary school, working a unique plumbing job, the difficulties of being in the insurance world, and how your personality impacts what job to pursue.