Three Dudes Reviews

Khalid's younger brother, Jamil, was our guest on this show. He discusses his new album: original content, created by Jamil and his song writer friend, Aron. Jamil discusses how his new album came together, Aron's contribution with his country music vibe, and how they produced their great first album together.

The Dudes welcomed back Sarah Jamie Lewis, indie film producer, writer, director, actor, and model. In this episode, Sarah discusses her new short indie, "SJ," a "behind the scenes" short film about the process of producing her longer film, due out this fall. Sarah takes us through the process, updates us on both productions, and takes a few questions from the always curious dudes.

Who hasn't watched "Grease"? An epic love story, filled with great music and dancing, it was a favorite of several generations. In this podcast, one of our Dudettes, Steph, takes us down a greasy memory lane.

Hashing is a social gathering that mixes running with alcoholic beverages. I know; sounds crazy. BUT, a lot of people enjoy these groups and they have served as a way for people to meet new people . . . like our own Aron to meet Jane.
In this episode, Jane discusses how she got into hashing in Guam, what it was like to set a trail (during a rainstorm and flood), and the fun she's had with these groups.

When Jane graduate from college with her BSRN, she had many job opportunities. But her dream had always been to travel. So after working for two years to gain basic nursing experience, she was accepted into a "traveling nurses" program, where she would travel the world, providing nursing care where needed. Her first stop? Guam. And then Covid hit.Listen to what happened . . .

Our guest for this episode, Jane, grew up in Nigeria. One of four siblings, her parents made it clear that getting a good education was key to success. She graduated from high school and entered college in Nigeria. But, because of the poor electrical infrastructure, many nights she had to study her college work by candle light.Ten years ago, after her junior year of college, her whole family immigrated to the United States. The university she chose to attend in the US would not accept any of her Nigerian college credits. So, she had to start over.Listen as she describes this journey from Nigeria to the US and contrasts what it's like to get a college degree in Nigeria versus in the US.

After a short break and a rocky start to 2021, the dudes are back! Since we're all vacinated, we could hang at our favorite recording spot (Aron's kitchen) and enjoy another "Wino Weed Wednesday!" It was epic. Enjoy the beginning of season two . . .

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Juan Carlos was brought to the US by his parents when he was seven years old. Though he was not a legal immigrant, he distinguished himself in school, won a scholarship to Yale, and became a DACA recipient. Then, as the administration changed in 2016 and DACA were put at risk, he pivoted from his first love - teaching - to becoming an advocate for immigration reform. His is a compelling story.

The dudes discuss "Unhinged," the new movie starring Russell Crowe. It is a real psycho thriller but it has some uncanny parallels to real life experiences as well. Road rage? It's a real thing.