Tough To Say

Barry and Graham welcome an old friend to the table to talk about transferring colleges, transitioning out of college athletics, building up a social brand, and curating an underground rapper alias. Graham shares a special message for the holidays out the gate and then begins the interview at 2:48. 

TTS welcomes Matthew Peck to the table (15:26-59:35) to talk about his journey and brand, LFDE (Live Full x Die Empty). Peck is a stylist, creative director, social media guru, and much more. Barry and Graham unpack his story while getting to know the man behind the fabric. 

The TTS crew cover the usual initial spew (00:00-17:25) before welcoming Amanda Gabrielle to the table. Amanda is the Founder and CEO of Revel Relations, a PR firm with digital/creative marketing, promotion, and project management capabilities. Tune in at 17:44 to hear her story. 

This week, TTS welcomes the rising studs of Supertaste to the table to talk about their journey and creative process. The Indie Dance duo hailing from Brooklyn, NY began releasing music in the summer of 2020. Since then, the two have dropped singles and EPs, while selling out merch (ya know, and other cool shit too). Tune in for the initial spew (00:00-23:18) and the Supertaste interview at 23:35-1:27:00. 

The boys talk through initial spew (0:00-13:38) before welcoming Hasley Pitman to the table (13:56-1:01:21). Hasley is a law student by day and internet sensation by night. By capitalizing on extra screen time during the height of the pandemic, Hasley and her two younger sisters created The Pitman Sisters, a dance-centric TikTok trio with larger brand building in the books. 

Graham O and Barry reflect on a successful October before setting the table for the next clean slate. The boys provide a lil teaser for who's next up to bat for interviews, as well as cover some new segments in this end of the month review pod. 

After covering the usual bases of The Open Floor and Reflections, the TTS crew discuss a winning mentality for the topic of the week. Following the initial spew, Barry and Graham welcome DJ Netgate to the table. Netgate is an infamous Gainesville DJ who has experienced numerous ups and downs in his pursuit of music. Once Caleb Pressley from Barstool caught wind of Netgate's antics, a highly produced video detailing the DJ's long standing tenure as a UF legend proved to be the catalyst for his resurgence.

On this week's TTS drop, Graham and Barry discuss minor inconveniences, Sunday scaries, and the art of the follow-up with employers or professors. At 30:55, they welcome Rose Crombie to the table to talk about her journey. Rose is the National VP at Arbonne, an international multi-dimensional health and wellness company. Her story shows that determination and sacrifice can lead to success and fulfillment. Play your cards right, and find what fills your cup. 

A new month means the TTS crew will be trying something different. Barry and Graham announce a new agenda moving forward, with three episodes of interviews, and one final episode of the month dedicated to a full hour of spew. After working through the usual structure, the gang introduces Simone Pavlovic to the table to discuss her quest as a woman in tech sales. Simone demonstrates that when you set wild goals and believe in yourself, anything is possible. 

Another week in the Rona era means another opportunity to grow. Barry and Graham highlight newfound pod success, daunting work challenges, and an ill-advised DM. TTS rolls out a new segment dubbed Topic of the Week before welcoming Ryan Mase to the table to discuss his story of door-to-door sales and the value of travel.