Jess Kaller lives in New York City and has dedicated years to the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space (MoRUS). We talk about her work at MoRUS and the uniqueness of New York City when compared to the rest of the United States of America. 

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Re-Releasing The Apple Bet Episode: Do not try this at home.

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Suki talks to me about the freedom of choosing your own name, the importance of 2 way communication between humans, and sticking to your word. All while I try to convince her to buy more comfortable shoes.

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Tara Nolan just completed the 2021 NYC Marathon. She hosts her own podcast, ABC Adopted Babies from China, covering the life and experience of adopted babies from China. She talks to me about her own experience of being adopted at 4 years old as well as her Marathon experience and the post-marathon blues that can occur. 

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Seagh Mulligan is a professional tattoo artist living in New York City and has over 300 hours of tattoos on himself, from his head to his toes. We discuss his profession, the stigmas of tattoos, and the complexities and joys of life on earth. 

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Reynaldo Alvarez is from Manhattan and talks to me about the physical and mental challenges of archery. Rey also talsk about the benefits of having an active and fulfilling lifestyle. 

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Sean Whittaker is from Jamaica living in Durham, North Carolina. He gives his views and perspective of NYC after visiting it for the first time in his life.

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Tim Lee was born in South Korea but left at a very early age. He has never called S. Korea home yet when he turned 18, he had no choice but to go serve in the military as all South Korean citizens must do. Tim talks about his journey and his views of this seemingly outdated Korean public policy.

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Alex Anides lives in Los Angeles and has attended Coachella 10 times. She shares some of her experiences at Coachella, talks about why she does not go by her birth name, and the impact people's cultural surroundings have on their life outlook and ambitions.

Zach Large is the drummer of Youth League. We take Marko Shots to celebrate life and then he explains to me why it can take up to a year for an album to be released after recording.

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