Twenty Somethings

How has streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music affected the music industry? Along with social media, have they dropped the veil over mysterious celebrities by propelling an "arts middle class"? What is the purpose of creating art whilst at a cultural crossroads, and how does each individual artist bear that responsibility?

On this weeks episode of Twenty Somethings, Grant and Keith talk in and around these sorts of topics with good friend Joe Wood. Joe is a up-and-coming pop artist hailing from Brooklyn, NY, with singles such as Parking Lots, Alone, and Had Enough. Joe is constantly putting out new content, so be sure to check him out on Spotify, Apple Music, and his social media links found below.

IG: @JoeWoodMusic

Joe's Website

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Relationships are crazy, and we all have experiences in past relationships that shape how we operate through current ones. Grant and Keith reflect on their past relationships and how they have shaped who they are today, for the good and the bad. They also discuss what they think the true meaning of love is, and how that has slightly shifted with the current generation.

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On this week's episode of Twenty Somethings, Grant, Keith and special guest Alexandra Mesaros go all over the map - from discussing her unique childhood and upbringing, to animation voiceover, to premeditated and motivated mass murders and what is the root of that particular evil. Alex is an actress and voiceover artist - you can get more info on Alex at her website.

IG: @alexsmes

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On the third Layovers episode, Grant and Keith discuss a tough subject for many people in America today - mental illness. They touch one where they think it might come from, how it has reached a severely critical boiling point, and what they think can be done about it. They don't claim to have the answers, but the best they can do is start a conversation - a simple tactic they believe inherently decreases feelings of anxiety and depression.

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On this weeks episode, we invited two women that are doing a huge service for anyone looking for legitimately any level of knowledge about politics, on a local, state, and governmental level. Meet Candidates and Coffee, run by Sara Kubida and Campbell Dunsmore, two New York based artists who decided to combine their mutual interests in art and politics to mobilize change from the bottom floor up. Candidates and Coffee is a nonpartisan, intimate video interview series of political candidates running for state or local office. It is just what it says it is - Campbell and Sara talking with potential legislatures and trying to get to know them on a more personal level, for the widespread audience to see. Their first season can be found at the following links:

Candidates and Coffee Crowdfunding Campaign

Candidates and Coffee Website

Candidates and Coffee Youtube Channel

IG: @CandidatesandCoffee

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On the second Layovers episode, Keith and Grant discuss how food and diets have changed through the generations. Do the younger generations have a better or worse sense of health? Is there any true answer to maintaining a healthy diet, or are we always improving our understanding of health via food? What mishaps and misleads of the previous generation caused the newer generations to act the way that they do?

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On this episode of Twenty Somethings we chat with Henry Winslow - a former competitive diver turned yoga instructor. He has a podcast called Dharma Talk with Henry Winslow, available on all podcast apps.

We talk about Yoga, Meditation, Flow State, and the difference between Religion and Spirituality, and how we can work to merge the two.

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IG: henrywins

Teaches Yoga at: Lighthouse Yoga School and Yoga and Fitness Herald Square in New York

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Gabby Bryan is an actress, comedian, and is heavily involved in the podcast scene. She has produced and appeared on You Know What Dude on the RiotCast Network, and has started her own podcast show with comedian Katie Hannigan, entitled Apodcalypse. You can find both on ITunes. On this episode, we talk Females in Comedy, the oversaturation of comedy specials on Netflix, identity politics, and how to navigate the entertainment industry.

IG: @gabbyisbryan

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Onyi David is a German-American actor who came to the United States 4 years ago to pursue a degree in Acting. We talk the immigration process, philosophy, masculinity, and participation trophies. Tune in for a great episode! --

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Welcome to the very first Layovers episode of Twenty Somethings - a collection of conversations we've recorded in between guests. These are one on one conversations between the two of us, Keith and Grant, aimed at dissecting a topic to the best of our abilities. In this episode, Keith and Grant examine what has been dubbed "Overtime Culture", a manifestation of excess capitalism and the blurred lines of tolerable working hours. This problem is very prevalent in Japan, Singapore, and, yes, the United States.

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