All my life I have asked the hard questions. When I was in elementary school, they gave me an award certificate with the title "Socratic Thinker" which they had never given to a child before. Now they would probably label him with ADHD instead of give him a chance to speak up. This is what happens when you give that kid a podcast. Stories of struggles faced in the early 20s with a unique perspective, comedic value, music, guests to come, laughs, headaches, just a little of everything from someone who hasnt been able to turn it off since a kid. One rule: Please do not take me too seriously.
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All my life I have asked the hard questions. When I was in elementary school, they gave me an award certificate with the title "Socratic Thinker" which they had never given to a child before. Now they would probably label him with ADHD instead of give him a chance to speak up. This is what happens when you give that kid a podcast. Stories of struggles faced in the early 20s with a unique perspective, comedic value, music, guests to come, laughs, headaches, just a little of everything from someone who hasnt been able to turn it off since a kid. One rule: Please do not take me too seriously.
My vocals are still in training so please enjoy me jamming around on my babies in the mean time. Hope to be back to full or at least partially full podcast strength soon. As always enjoy! And yes I do realize when I suck at the instrument but im not putting this out here to show my "incredible talent". I want everyone to see my failure in order to inspire anybody to do anything they feel passionate about.
The Early 20s Overthinker
All my life I have asked the hard questions. When I was in elementary school, they gave me an award certificate with the title "Socratic Thinker" which they had never given to a child before. Now they would probably label him with ADHD instead of give him a chance to speak up. This is what happens when you give that kid a podcast. Stories of struggles faced in the early 20s with a unique perspective, comedic value, music, guests to come, laughs, headaches, just a little of everything from someone who hasnt been able to turn it off since a kid. One rule: Please do not take me too seriously.
