Gia, creator of the clothing brand Gia Milan Co., shares her story and what she has learned throughout the process. Tune into this episode if you are an aspiring fashion designer or just want to hear another unique perspective on Entrepreneurship, Art, and Life. Click HERE to learn even more!
Alex Qi, the number 1 junior Ping Pong player in Utah, shares his experience with the sport and how he got into competing. He has played in competitions throughout Utah, California, and Nevada. Tune into this episode to hear some valuable advice on becoming a better Ping Pong player.
On this episode, I got to speak for the first time with an athlete, specifically a wrestler. Besides knowing that wrestling is a combat sport, I didn’t know much else about it. But Aaron, an incoming 9th grader, explained it really well, and I enjoyed learning about the sport. There’s more than just the physical aspect of wrestling. There’s a large amount of mental strength required to even set foot on the ring, there’s multiple mindsets you need to develop, and like any other sports, Wrestling has its own unique traits that you wouldn't know otherwise. Aaron shares his own experience as a young wrestler and gives some good advice to wrestlers and people that are interested in trying wrestling for themself.
In the world of film and cinema production, everyone has different motives, visions, and creative mindsets. On this episode, Duke, a film student, discusses his own experience with the art. From his first time watching a movie to his current days in film school, Duke shares his journey and insight within the industry along with some valuable advice to aspiring creators like himself.
On this episode, Karli Sorenson, a high school friend of mine, discusses the importance of finding passions that can help one get through the struggles that we all face. With music and robotics, Karli has been able to develop relationships and skills that will help her throughout her life. In addition, Karli discusses her own identity in society, and what the pride flag really means to her. Karli believes that having faith in the future is important, for the outcomes of one's life will naturally fall into their favor.
In this episode, Tarun Martheswaran and Shilp Shah share their views and approach to the process of being a high school student in 2020. Passionate towards STEM, they also share their experiences and views on Math and its importance to them. They have competed in multiple competitions and science fairs across the country, and along with some other founding members, started a youth run organization called Mission Math Utah, which is dedicated to spreading their love of math among Utah communities and children. Tune in to this episode to learn more about their endeavors and take in some valuable advice.
A photographer and a soon to be Vanlifer, Joe Ratliffe and I discuss his passions within photography and how he came to decide that he wanted to live in a van straight out of attending an ivy league university, even though most of his friends and classmates were already getting recruited to jobs at major corporations. And of course, we also discuss a little bit about the coronavirus outbreak and how we feel about the changes in our lifestyle.
Nowadays, we grow up pressured into becoming, a lawyer, an engineer, or a doctor. These professions are high paying, and respectable, but what if they're not as great as you'd think? Alex Mohseni breaks down some realities of what it's like to be a doctor, and why it may not be as great as you'd hope.
Justin Desautels gives us an overview of how the US Naval Academy works, and tells us some of the exciting things you'll experience if enrolled. Born and raised in Utah, his love for the outdoors continues as he goes to school in Annapolis, helping him love Navy even more.
I often cross paths with people that have intriguingly strong passions and interests, but I've only met one person with an intense love for burgers. Alex-Leo Guerra's story can't be forgotten.
Finally, season 1 is here! Enjoy