Kara Heinrichs, one of host Alex Nasa's communication professors from his time in college, is the latest guest to the show. She shares how her new endeavor in the tech industry has been rewarding, the reality of burnout during these unparalleled times, and the value of online platforms for young professionals.

Levi Davenport, host Alex Nasa's Small Group Dynamics and Discussion professor in college, is our latest guest. He chats about the 2020 Masters, how he got introduced to his current job, hopping around jobs in earlier life, and the two industries that are rising over the last decade.

Real Estate Agent Daniel Dovinh joins the podcast to discuss the housing market in Seattle, how running a hot dog stand taught him a lot about life, and the importance of being patient as a young professional. Check him out on social media too:
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Hayley Hanford is today's guest, and she tells how working in student government during college prepared her for the next chapter of life, the difficulties of changing jobs in the midst of a pandemic, dealing with a wide range of emotions working in higher ed, and the importance of keeping your career options open.

Fellow podcaster Anny Illisoi joins the show and shares how she got into her current job, what it was like to work for Microsoft, the importance of being professional when starting a new career, and the delicacy of following up with people. Be sure to check out her podcast: "To make a short story long"!

Firefighter and former/retired sneakerhead Galen Wallace joins the podcast. He shares the impact September 11th, 2001 had on his life, the rigorous training process of a firefighter, importance of going on a ride along with a busy department, and his favorite Jordan's of all time.

Melinda Buzitis, fellow class of 2011 alum, is the guest for today's episode. She shares how working at Starbucks helped her learn about herself, opening a daycare, the importance of keeping an open mind as a young professional, and launching a book blog.

Tim, from Tumwater, Washington is our newest guest. He shares how living in Israel turned into a life changing experience, what it was like being a student-athlete in high school and in college, and the importance of self-care in a post college world.

Montana native and Canvas Church campus pastor Stephen Masters is today's guest. He discusses his early love for sports, the importance of finding your niche in life, the value of stories, and his excitement for Ski season.

Brandi Kruse, host of The Divide on Sunday's and a correspondent on Q13 Fox is our special guest today. She shares her experience going to college at the University of Nebraska, covering the CHOP zone over the summer, navigating the challenges of social media, why It's important to be yourself in life, and what our future may look like now that a Covid-19 vaccine is being released.