In our final episode of Season 1, we’re talking to Malea Otranto, who at 22 years old, was giving speeches at the United Nations on human trafficking. Malea has made it her life’s mission to make the world a better place, and she has a plea for listeners. Listen to find out.

Today we’re talking to Joshua Bull about all things visual design, and more specifically, about creating his own clothing line. You'll hear how he launched and marketed his own clothing company while working full-time, and how he got to where he is as a Senior Art Director today.

In Episode 4, we’re talking to Joe Kremer, author of Finding Balance. Joe works at a tech company in NYC, but last year, decided to publish a book about setting and accomplishing goals. We’ll be talking to Joe about why "happy humpday" inspired him to publish a book, and how he actually set about doing so.

Today we’re talking to Calvin Morrissey - DJ name, Bobby Slay. We’ll be talking to Bobby about how he got started DJ’ing, why he loves it, and if you’re wondering what your favorite DJs are actually doing up there behind the booth, you’ll soon find out.

In Episode 2, we're talking to Allison Behringer about how she got started podcasting and what goes into making a podcast series. You’ll get to hear her amazing narrative podcasting voice, and hear about her newly released podcast, Bodies.

In Episode 1, we’re talking to Sami Kriegstein about her experience in the film production world. You’ll hear about the documentary she produced & directed which is now featured on Netflix. If you’re interested in videography and production, Sami provides great tips and advice on how to get started!

welcome to theyoungnyc - we’ve been on lifelong missions to find our passions, so we decided to take some serious action and embark on a journey to interview other young, inspiring New Yorkers who are working to follow their passions and make their dreams a reality - in the hopes that maybe, along the way, we'll find ours too.