This Is Water

TIW gets back in the groove. Dillon and J.D. gather themselves before kicking off a multiple episode series on the state of waste and recycling.

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This Is Water welcomes Olivia Vietor, a muse containing blue-chip thoughts on the past, present, and future LGBT landscape.

In this episode we celebrate the progress and examine the existing gaps for those navigating the sexual orientation waters. Olivia shares her coming out story, Dillon asks questions, and we all discuss what coming out could be for future generations.

After all, we're just looking for somebody to love.

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An episode with a simple focus on learning from the wise people of the internet.

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Dillon and J.D. team up with Kyle Mumma, the founder of NextPlay, which is a program that develops customized career development programs for college athletics departments. Kyle is trying to tell us there is life after sports. This lovely episode pulls back the curtain on professional outlooks for athletes, entrepreneurship, and the difference between neurons and neurotransmitters.

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Dillon and J.D. huddle up with Curtis Johnson who is currently the Senior Assistant Director of Admissions at Sewanee: The University of The South. The team tackles the ins and outs of fostering a higher education community, Outkast, and Curtis' journey embracing life and culture on the mountain.

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That's right, TIW is back like your strange neighbor. Episode 18 hones in on the ch-ch-changes that took place this summer.

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Hey there. Round Two of the Kendall Baker of Sports Internet interview coming at ya.  Contact the team at [email protected] for discussion, feedback and sharing your favorite middle school basketball plays. And subscribe to Sports Internet: https://sportsinternet.co/

Defense wins championships, and guests win subscribers. Dillon and J.D. sit down with Kendall Baker, the founder of Sports Internet, which is a pioneering newsletter that has reinvented how the masses consume sports on a daily basis. Round One contains an introduction to the sports media landscape, a How I Built This, and how there is more to Equinox than the Kiehl's products. Contact the team at [email protected] for discussion, feedback and a chance to have your high school stat line inserted in the next edition of Sports Internet. And hold up, don't forget to subscribe to Sports Internet: https://sportsinternet.co/

Thanks Panda Express, Namaste right here.

No guests this week. Dillon and J.D. get back to basics, and then break down the basics of the current convenience bubble. If you're 'Under Pressure' in any under circumstance do you tap that app? Is your head filled with fantasies of The Jetsons maid? Do the math and join TIW for Episode 15.

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Rock got no reason Rock got no rhyme You better get Dillon to school on time! The main act for this show is Caleb Butcher, a heavily involved musician in Chicago's music scene. He joins the This Is Water band to discuss technology's impact on music, Dave Grohl, and how to land gigs in the backwoods of Kentucky. Plug in those headphones and let us rock those socks off. As always, you can contact us at [email protected] for discussion, feedback, and discounts on Caleb's band headlining your kid's birthday party.