Chicago native Nick Nekola joins the podcast and shares his opinion on the state of pro sports in the Windy City, college life at the University of Illinois, the versatility in the engineering field, and what it's like working remotely during these unprecedented times.

Jordy Smith and host Alex Nasa reconnect after a decade. She shares the values of health and fitness, her decision to leave college after one year, learning the world of entrepreneurship, the importance of surrounding yourself with people that have similar aspirations, and the difference between rural and urban lifestyles.

Brandon Hollis has been a mathematics person his whole life. Today he shares what it has been like becoming a loan officer assistant, his experience as an RA, spending time earlier in his career working retail, and reminisces with host Alex Nasa about some college memories.

The new head coach of boys varsity basketball at Cedar Park Lynnwood, Micah Patterson, is today's guest. He shares what it was like having a successful high school career on the hardwood, getting experienced in window cleaning, coaches that inspired him along the way, and his reality TV aspirations.

Basketball has been a prevalent theme in Tommy Jordan's life. After his college career he turned to social media and established a big following. He discusses the double edged sword the internet has turned into, the rewarding experiences with friends in college, the direction of the tech industry, and what lies ahead in his life.

From a basketball camp in southwest Oregon to the oasis of Mexico, Yana Makana has traveled to some awesome destinations. She shares what it's been like living in different parts of the world, first impressions of living in Mexico, building her dreams into reality, and what lies ahead over the next year.

Director of Alumni Relations at NU, Cole Hastie has dealt with a lot since he took the job just over year ago. He discusses his passion for fundraising, the great community around his work environment, managing your finances at a young age, and why graduating college is actually really stressful.

Katelin Ulrich spent much of her life in the softball world, but once her playing days finished she embarked on a new journey. Beginning in a local credit union after college, up to today where she's flourishing in the construction business. In addition to that, Katelin also shares a fun side job that involves wine and the potential opportunities it could produce.

Maryanna Longinotti got her degree from college in Organizational Communication and finds herself appreciating the versatility of studying that field. She joins the podcast to share how that prepared her for life after college, what it's been like working as a Customer Success Manager in the tech industry, and the disappearing trend of work ethic in younger people.

New to the Phlebotomist field, Sophia Elnemr has quite a bit to share. She explains what it was like getting into the career, what she did before embarking on this new journey, why it's important to choose the right path for yourself in life, and the importance of a holistic approach to health.