Jenny and I discuss how she recently discovered the truth about her background, why her father was kept out of the picture by her mother, as well as how she is actively creating healthier patterns within her family.

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Larissa and I discuss how chaotic and rewarding it is working for the media, the importance of ethical practices within the industry, how we consume and seek information, as well as the biases within major news networks.

Hector and I discuss the beginning, present, and future of his company, Don Carvajal Café, important lessons he learned while in the Dominican Republic, and how he intends to give back to his community in the Bronx.   

For more info visit Doncarvajalcafe.com  

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In the season premiere of We Are Human: NYC, Tommy and I discuss how yoga and friendships have kept him grounded throughout the pandemic, our trips outside of the country, as well as preventing his job from becoming his identity.

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Ridge and I discuss how the pandemic shifted his priorities, becoming more aware of the kind of lifestyle he desires, not letting 9-5 jobs discourage us from being creative, and his passion for nature/wildlife photography. 

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Holden and I discuss challenging himself to leave the comfort zone by working at various restaurants, a BBQ pop-up endeavor he is currently working on, and how the atmosphere in the kitchen has changed over time. 

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In the season finale of We Are Human, LJ and I continue our discussion on how words impact us, the difference between self love and ego, & their non profit organization that is centered around uplifting the LGBTQ+ community. 

LJ and I discuss creating a routine out of their journey to self love, how words can greatly or negatively impact us, as well as becoming confident and safe in our identity.   

Their music video for What Never Happens On A Monday can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bP1ss1tPIMM   

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Krystal and I discuss how her passion for holistic practices developed, preventing outside perspectives from determining what we believe, and the power of the mind.  If you would like to buy custom tea blends from her,  send her a message on Instagram: @Krystal.anjelika

Sabrina opens up on overcoming depression, becoming more vulnerable with sharing different forms of her art, and the differences between creating yourself vs finding yourself.