This week’s guest is power-lifting fitness & nutrition coach, Jordan Syatt. He walks us through his journey into the fitness industry and how he continues to evolve and shape the lives of many through proper strength training and diet coaching.

This week’s guest is Brandon Chidester. He walks us through his experience working in insurance and real estate and provides some very helpful advice on saving money after college. You can hear him go more in depth on the House Hacking Success podcast.

This week’s guest is Lauren Tierney, host of upcoming podcast Life Snacks. She talks all about her time leaving college a year early to get a head start on the postgrad world and how she experienced working remotely while living in a completely different city.

This week’s guest is Tiffany Civil, owner of her very own consultation business and Masterclass on going above and beyond your college degree. We talk all about her journey into the consulting business and her views on how universities can improve on opening your options for a satisfying workplace that’s right for you.

This week’s guest is Jessi Beyer, a best-selling author and public speaker. She gives speeches on various corporations and colleges and has a class all about becoming a best-selling author

My guests this week are Liz and Ashley, the hosts of The Party’s Over Podcast. Their show is all about postgrad life, exploring passions & self improvement!

The guest of the week is Chrissy Clark, a Michigan State political science graduate and current staff writer for The Daily Wire. We talk all about college campus issues and the journalism space.

Our guest of the week is Atish Doshi, CEO of the college multimedia company The Black Sheep. We talk all about how he started the company as well as how generation Z has been engaging in content and navigating their way in the workplace.

This week’s guest is Alyssa Jennings, an MSU grad that took a gap year before PA school to take on “low risk fun jobs” to help bring her passions to life.

Our guest of the week is Zach Terrell, former WMU quarterback that earned the “Academic Heisman” title after taking his team 13-0. He talks all about how student athletes experience a unique transition when exiting college and entering the workplace.