Today in the tomb I sit down with my good friend Xander. We talking about turning 30, what we learned in on 20s, what we would've done differently, relationships and so much more.

Today in the tomb I sit down with myself. Gets a little bit meta with this one.

Today in the tomb I sit down with Matt Burns, a licensed real estate agent. We talk about the best ways to find a good real estate agent, tips for first time homebuyers, the reality of trying to buy a house as a millennial, housing discrimination and much more.

Today in the tomb I sit down with Adrianna Boulin. She is a public health practitioner that focuses on helping people be their authentically healthy selves. We talked about how she got into public health, the role of public health officials, the state of public health after Covid, how to build trustworthiness with the public health community and much more.

For more information visit: fenwayhealth.org

Today in the tomb, I sit down with my friend Teofe Ziemnicki. He is a strength and conditioning coach that deals with sports science analytics. We talk about the rising use of data in sports science, how that translates into winning games, what data driven decisions means for the next generation of athletes, why this data is even important and much more.

To contact Teofe for more information, follow him on Instagram at t_ziemnicki

Today in the tomb I sit down with my friend Edet Mkpanam. We talk about his journey as a professional boxer, how he managed to balance professional boxing and family, social media influencers getting into boxing and much more.

Today in the tomb I sit down with RIVAS. We talk about the life of DJing, how he got into DJing and what the future of DJing looks like.   

For more of his music check the link below https://soundcloud.com/djrivas

Today in the tomb I sit down with Dr. Rueben Warren. He served as my professor and thesis chair. He has made a life challenging public health ethics violations and has been committed to the betterment of his people. I sit down with him to ask how he began his journey, what was it like on this journey and how does he feel about the next generation of Public Health Ethicists.