To Graduating Seniors

Johnny Livanos is the founder of Stray Dog Wild Gin, a gin company that focuses on a unique blend of wild botanicals native to Greece’s hills and mountains, which are then mixed with Mediterranean citrus and pure spring water. He is also a 3rd generation Greek-American restaurateur, who is part of a proud New York family that owns and runs several acclaimed venues in Manhattan and Westchester NY, including Oceana, Molyvos, Ousia, Moderne Barn and City Limits. We talk about how his idea for the company came about in his own ah-ha moment, how he came up with the name "Stray Dog Wild Gin," being on ABC's TV Series "Family Food Fight", and his younger days as a university student at Cornell University and Culinary Institute of America. This episode will give you in-depth and comprehensive introduction to the world of gin and greek spirits. Check out Stray Dog Wild Gin: https://straydoggin.com/(products now available in the US and Greece) Johnny's IG: @johnnylivanos Patricia's IG: @patriciakoo

Welcome to Brainchild's first collaboration with Jenny Na and Amy Cho from the twentysomethings channel! We talk about navigating our career as a post-grad in each of our corporate, start-up, and freelance jobs, things we learned from creating content that we'd like to share to new creators, and finding the right work-creative balance so that your life can be the most fulfilling version ever. Check out the collaboration video on twentysomethings' YouTube channel: What it's like being a new content creator twentysomethings' IG: @twentysmths Patricia's IG: @patriciakoo

[ Hardware: Equipment ] Finding the Right Microphone For You Why Use an Audio Interface Most Recommended Purchase: Mic Stand Open Back vs. Closed Headphones Computer Selection [ Software: Program ] Selecting an Editing Software  How to Distribute Your Show [ What I Use - not sponsored ] Microphone: Rode NT2A Audio Interace: Focusrite Scarlett Solo *Mic Stand: Rode PSA1 Headphone: Beyerdynamic DT 880 Laptop: Macbook Pro Editing: Garageband *Distribution: Anchor *mark for highly recommended Patricia's IG: @amorpattie Brainchild's IG: @brainchildpodcast

Coastal Refinement. Mountain Chic. Interior Designers are storytellers of space. I sat down with one of my long distance friends, Michaela Ehring, to talk about her interior design career at Noelle Micek Interior. We also discussed living in Monterey, California, transitioning from a freelance designer to a corporate project manager, and how to design a place with its own storytelling. Check out the following! Michaela's IG: https://www.instagram.com/michaeladain/ Patricia's IG: https://www.instagram.com/amorpattie/ Brainchild IG: brainchildpodcast

I sat down with my little cousin MJ, about the life of a 4th grade president. We talk summer camps, debate competitions, Roblox, and more. Tune in to hear the special Two Truths and a Lie game played by me and MJ!

Tina Choi is the food content creator behind Doobydobap. Every day her fans look forward to hearing her signature quote “Don’t Yuck My Yum,” at the start of her sensational food videos. Tune in to hear how she has won over the hearts of hundreds of thousands of people, one bite at a time. Check out the following channels by Doobydobap: https://www.tiktok.com/@doobydobap?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/doobydobap/?hl=en https://www.youtube.com/c/doobydobap

How does one turn a passion for basketball into one of YouTube's top NBA channel? Thomas Chen has been making NBA videos on his YouTube channel, THETBALL, for five years. We talk about YouTube and podcasting in terms of staying disciplined with our creatives, exciting sponsorship opportunities, channel monetization, and internships with Viacom and Nickelodeon. Checkout Thomas' Youtube channel for NBA content: THETBALL Connect with me on IG: amorpattie

This one goes out to my fellow graduating seniors. Patricia's IG: amorpattie

Why are languages so important? They help us express and speak up for ourselves using our own tongue. They help us connect and deeply bond with our friends, family, and lovers. They enrich the world we see and experience. In this episode, my friends Jane, Andrew, and I share our experiences of growing up as a polyglot/bilingual in a multicultural environment.

Finding your lobster, the love of your life, can be one of the most important things in life. In this episode, my great friends, Andrew Kim, Jane Lee, and I talk about finding a life partner in college, growing the relationship in your 20s, and transitioning into adulthood after college.