A Humanistic Perspective

Join us this week as we sit down with drop shipping veteran Syed Jafar. We enjoy a free-flowing conversation highlighting routes to the workforce, his trials and tribulations in DS, and his energetic lifestyle and perspective.One highlight for me was exploring the dynamics of consumer habits and attention spans as technology continues to age into normality for society. Another exciting turn was Syed's exhilarating story of traveling to China and seeking new foreign trade partners.  

Join us this week as former paramedic and current patient care specialist Tim Kearney. Born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, Tim opens up about his upbringing, the psychology, and aftermath of paramedical work, in addition to exploring topics of interest in the current world sphere of covid, personal rights, and logic. The first of many, I could not thank my friend enough for joining and opening up about the humanistic perspective he faces. There were a few technical bugs during our sitdown, which left the audio quality of my mic during the end of the episode in a compromised state; however, the material was worth the artifacts.

Join us this week as we sit down with comic Aidan Jones for a fun and interesting conversation exploring his growth in the Melbourne comedy scene. In addition, we ramble and find out some interesting information about the Australian system of life! It was a blast connecting with a fellow Colombian and cherished Aidans generous and warm-hearted approach to life. Make sure to check him out doing comedy at a desk in front of his house, and stay tuned for his new comedy special dropping on Youtube before Christmas.

Join us this week as we sit down with a long-time friend and current director of operations for the Bop Stop Jazz club in Cleveland, Ohio. Big thank you for Gabe sitting down for a conversation between a film documentary event and your evening's performance. During our discussion, we explored his life, his time at the bop stop, venue operations, and of course, the deep intrinsic values of life. I hope this episode offers a small glimpse into the recovery of venues from the recent pandemic while highlighting the unique perspective Gabe. Big thank's my friend, and I can't wait to see where life finds us for episode 2!

Joins us this week as we sit down to discuss with the lead cultivator and creator of 630 Boys cultivation. During our chat, we looked closely at some of the significant issues facing the cannabis industry in Illinois while briefly exploring the vast world of cannabis genetics and boutique growing. Major thank you to Orlando for stopping and sharing such a great harvest. Be sure to listen to our reviews of his latest strains throughout this episode.

Join us this week as we sit down with Geeking Cannabis Host Lillian Stadtler. A Recent graduates of Cleveland School of Cannabis, we discuss many topics currently facing the Illinois cannabis industry. In addition, we touch on fungi, Lillian's life, and tarot. Find her podcast on all streaming platforms at Geeking Cannabis.

Join us this week as we sit down with authors, photographers, creative and peace activists John Noltner. We explore Johns's upbringing to understand the background and experiences that helped shape his perception and want to connect with others in a humanistic manner. In addition to sharing his life's story, we explore his recent book "A Peace of My Mind," which connects and shares stories that focus on the common humanity that connects us. I can not thank John enough for sharing his warm energy and unique perspective on connecting writing and visual arts in a physical medium that's repurposable to audiences far and wide.

Join us this week as we sit down with producer, tech-house Dj, creative, and good friend Govan Jones. Based out of Colombus, Ohio, our conversation covers topics such as the current revitalization of the house scene in Columbus, the meditative nature of house music, his creative process, and much more on this episode! A special thank you for Govan sharing his time, energy, and wisdom; when I tell you this man's energy is infections, that is an understatement. Make sure to check out his music available on all streaming platforms under the name GVNR Jones (rebranding to Govan Jones soon).

Join us this week as we sit down with author, corrective movement specialist, and former D1 baseball player Joey Myers. During our discussion we explorer Joey's upbringing in California and his emerging passion for the baseball industry. Along with this, we examine both positive and negative aspects impacting the current baseball industry in a format in which made the discussion of baseball feel like a chess game! In addition, Joey shares some insight into his spirituality and guiding life principles.

Join us this week as we sit down with musician, free spirit, and creator Zach Brosi. This interview is coming off the recent release of his new single "Too Far Gone". This uptempo alternative track features genre-melding, including the use of 808's, drum machines, and Hendricks-inspired guitar rifts, all while played on loop pedals by Zach himself. Thank you to Zach for recording a special live coverage of the song for this episode. After the fact, we explore the life that inspired his art, his unique bond with yoga, and other spiritual and personal aspects of life. The hidden gem for this episode comes from the midshow power outage, which can be seen on the youtube version of this episode.