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David Lee worked with the NYC Department of Health during the 2020 pandemic. He talks about his pandemic experience in informatics, the morality of the individual when it comes to career path, whether there is a right or wrong, Maslow's Hierarchy, and if society as a whole is getting smarter over time.Support the show

Mike Pollard is currently traveling throughout Latin America while working remotely. We talk about his experiences throughout Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Chile, and Argentina. He speaks about language, culture, challenges, appreciation and his experience with hallucinogenic mushrooms in central Mexico.Support the show

Ashia Neal is the mother of two boys living in Charlotte, NC. We chat about the challenges of parenthood, the world of alcohol and drugs, human interactions, fried chicken and pizza, and what its like living in the south where racism is more prevalent.  Support the show

Ali Halle is a digital nomad who spent two months in Mexico City. She talks about what she experienced in Mexico City and why Philadelphia is her second favorite city ever. She also talks about her hiking experiences and her quest to conquer certain fears. Support the show

Mexico is the largest consumer of Coca-Cola in the world and its addiction to sugar is disturbing and painful.Support the show

Kieran Ridge has been to all 50 US states, with his favorite being Alaska. He talks to me about his travels and how kickball has played a role in his life, especially during covid. Support the show

Drew Stiling is currently living in Orlando, FL but talks about his time living in Mexico City for two months, including the economic disparity and racism he witnessed. We also discuss his time at a rehab center in Tucson, AZ and the importance of relationships and communication when fending off addiction and/or depression. Support the show

Benjamin Holmes is a man of faith and a certified Life & Career Coach. We talk about the system that society abides by today, the financial struggles of humans, and what leads minorities to be worse off financially and educationally as a whole. We also discuss the American education system, the power of the human mind, and the power energy/faith can have on individuals. Support the show

Jimmy Zhang moved to NYC and quit his job. He talks about his road to self fulfillment, the challenges of mental health, and the world of perspective, gratitude, and privilege. Support the show

Jess Kaller lives in New York City and has dedicated years to the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space (MoRUS). We talk about her work at MoRUS and the uniqueness of New York City when compared to the rest of the United States of America. Support the show

Re-Releasing The Apple Bet Episode: Do not try this at home.Support the show

Suki talks to me about the freedom of choosing your own name, the importance of 2 way communication between humans, and sticking to your word. All while I try to convince her to buy more comfortable shoes.Support the show

Tara Nolan just completed the 2021 NYC Marathon. She hosts her own podcast, ABC Adopted Babies from China, covering the life and experience of adopted babies from China. She talks to me about her own experience of being adopted at 4 years old as well as her Marathon experience and the post-marathon blues that can occur. Support the show

Seagh Mulligan is a professional tattoo artist living in New York City and has over 300 hours of tattoos on himself, from his head to his toes. We discuss his profession, the stigmas of tattoos, and the complexities and joys of life on earth. Support the show

Reynaldo Alvarez is from Manhattan and talks to me about the physical and mental challenges of archery. Rey also talsk about the benefits of having an active and fulfilling lifestyle. Support the show

Sean Whittaker is from Jamaica living in Durham, North Carolina. He gives his views and perspective of NYC after visiting it for the first time in his life.Support the show

Tim Lee was born in South Korea but left at a very early age. He has never called S. Korea home yet when he turned 18, he had no choice but to go serve in the military as all South Korean citizens must do. Tim talks about his journey and his views of this seemingly outdated Korean public policy.Support the show

Alex Anides lives in Los Angeles and has attended Coachella 10 times. She shares some of her experiences at Coachella, talks about why she does not go by her birth name, and the impact people's cultural surroundings have on their life outlook and ambitions.Support the show

Zach Large is the drummer of Youth League. We take Marko Shots to celebrate life and then he explains to me why it can take up to a year for an album to be released after recording.Support the show

Jesse Jay Colon is a comedian born and raised in Brooklyn. We talk about the work it takes to be a comedian in NYC, the effects of legalized marijuana, and how NYC is constantly changing.Support the show