Casual, free flowing conversations. Discussions focus around an individual’s current career, what they do outside of work and some random thought provoking questions. The goal is to highlight different people’s individuality and to dive deeper than most usual conversations. All interviews are uncut, unedited and raw.
Adam is a Level 3 Insurance Customer Representative at National Life Group. He and I cover a range of topics including: We start with a follow up to a topic briefly touched upon in the previous episode, Mac Miller. We discuss Mac’s discography, his new posthumous album and his overall impact/legacy in music. Favorite Hip Hop projects of 2019 and his anticipated projects in 2020. His current status is his photography pursuit. Ruts in creativity and techniques in breaking them. Digesting Kobe’s death and his impact on society inside and outside of basketball. His new role at National Life and the skills he’s developed professionally. His plans for the future and much, much more!
11 Feb 2020
Season 1: Episode 12 - Matt Warren
Matt is the Store Manager at Vermont Gaming Academy. He and I cover a range of topics including: How his love for gaming transformed into a passion and eventually, a career path. His relationship with gaming and video games throughout his childhood. How video games can bring people together. The roots of his “retro room” and how it was absorbed into VGA. His foresight of the retro gaming popularity boom. Goals for the Vermont Gaming Academy in 2020. The difficulty for small businesses and the death of shopping malls. Violence and perceived desensitization in video games controversy and much, much more!
29 Jan 2020
Season 1: Episode 11 - Tim Jimmo
Tim is an Assistant Meat Manager at Shaw’s Supermarket. He and I cover a range of topics including: His tenure in retail. Why he chose the Meat Department. The most frustrating aspect of working with the general public. Customer interactions, the good and bad. The most positive experience he’s had professionally. His ability to evaluate potential talent. His self care approaches. Best part about being a father. Misconceptions about parenthood. Improvements as a father and much, much more!
15 Jan 2020
Season 1: Episode 10 - Tyler Jones, Part 2
Tyler is an Indoor Grower at Northeast Hemp Commodities. He and I cover a range of topics including: The basics on CBD. How the substance reacts with one’s body. How to start exploring its properties. If professional consultation necessary for CBD. Things to consider before using CBD products. Tyler’s new role at Northeast Hemp Commodities. Specifics about the growing process. Big achievements for the business in the past year and much, much more!
1 Jan 2020
Season 1: Episode 9 - Emily Hudson
Emily is the Registrar at Killington Mountain School. She and I cover a range of topics including: Her responsibilities as a Registrar. What led her to working in the school system. Rewarding experiences she’s had working with kids. The difficulties working with kids. Classroom Dynamics. Obstacles in her new role. The state of education in America. Private vs. Public school systems. Steps to take to improve the education system. Self care habits she practices. Her vegetarian cooking and much, much more!
18 Dec 2019
Season 1: Episode 8 - Kevin Kew
Kevin is the E-commerce Specialist at Vermont Smoke & Cure. He and I cover a range of topics including: What E-commerce actually is. What made him want to specialize in that aspect of business. His growth within Vermont Smoke & Cure. Beneficial skills to possess in the business world. Challenges he has encountered in new position. The direction of E-commerce in the next 5 years. His biggest successes so far. Self care practices he utilizes. Physical activity, it’s consequential benefits on mental health and much, much more!
4 Dec 2019
Season 1: Episode 7 - Ethan Zorzi
Ethan is a Human Resource Business Partner at Green Mountain Power. He and I cover a range of topics including: What Human Resources actually is. Why he chose to get into HR. What aspect of the profession he wants to explore more. Challenges he’s faced in the industry. Some common misconceptions about HR. If it is more rewarding or draining for him working with people. Self care habits he practices to avoid burnout. What rewarding experiences he had while coaching football. The challenges of coaching football. Why football is losing so many kids and much, much more!
20 Nov 2019
Season 1: Episode 6 - Rob Smart
Rob is a Journeymen Butcher at Shaw’s Supermarkets. He and I cover a range of topics including: What has been the most beneficial skill he has gained working in retail. Why he chose to work in the meat department. Has the knowledge he has gained affected his cooking style. Most challenging thing he has faced working in the field. Most frustrating aspect of working with the public. Cost of meat and the fluctuation in prices. Dealing with unsatisfied customer. Trends in customer temperance. Overlooked complications in the industry and much, much more!
6 Nov 2019
Season 1: Episode 5 - Emily Knust
Emily is a Community Recovery Specialist at Rutland Mental Health Services. She and I cover a range of topics including: Why she wanted to work in the field of mental health. What a day in the life of a Community Recovery Specialist looks like. How she filters traumatic stories from clients. The danger of working with certain individuals. Differences in mental health services between VT and NJ. Her definition of mental illness and it’s relationship with our current society. Her self care practices she partakes in. Her interest in researching bird and insect species. Researching topics in the “Information Age”. Her passion for Christmas and much, much more!
30 Oct 2019
Season 1: Episode 4 - Adam Pouliot
Adam is an Insurance Product Service Representative at National Life Group. He and I discuss a range of topics including: What it is like to be an aspiring photographer. The amount of work and commitment required for photography. Instagram’s effects on the field. Vast amount of photography and individuals taking part in the profession. What types of styles he utilizes. What his ideal specialization in a specific category would be. How to find your niche. The benefits of his degree in his profession and photography. The evolution of college curriculums. How his love of sports has evolved over time. How sports have made an impact in his life. How professional sports have evolved with the increase of financial revenue and much, much more!
23 Oct 2019
Season 1: Episode 3 - Tyler Jones
Tyler is the “jack of all trades” at the Northeast Hemp Company. He and I discuss a range of topics including: Some obstacles experienced working in the hemp industry. The effects of marijuana legalization on the hemp industry. The state of farming in Vermont and the inclusion of hemp as a new crop option. His growth within a new company and some of his aspirations. The effect of social media for a hemp business. The growth (no pun intended) of a small local business and all of the consequential effects of that evolution and much, much more!
14 Oct 2019
Season 1: Episode 2 - Brittany Davis
Britt is a Community Recovery Specialist at Rutland Mental Health Services. She and I cover a range of topics including: Why she wanted to work in the field of mental health. What some of her best” victories” have been in making a difference in a client’s life. What some obstacles she has faced in the field. What a day in the life of a Community Recovery Specialist looks like. How her appearance effects relationship with clients. What her definition of mental illness is. Current state of our society in relation to mental illness. What steps do we need to take to be more effective and efficient in treating mental illness. Is categorizing mental health disorders beneficial? Different self care activities she utilizes. How long she has been doing music. The evolution of her music career. Benefits and difficulties of playing in a band. Some of her current musical projects and much, much more!
7 Oct 2019
Season 1: Episode 1 - Aaron Pyrzynski
AP is a Physical Education Teacher and a Coach of multiple sports at Poultney High School. He and I cover a range of topics including: Why he wanted to be an educator and coach. What approaches or techniques he utilized in both roles. How to maintain a healthy and positive relationship with students. His favorite grade level to teach. How to reach his students in the social climate we’re in. Differences between educational standards between Vermont and New Jersey, his home state. The education situation in the United States. Some ways to improve our current education system. Parallels between teaching and coaching. Money and it’s affects on professional sports and much, much more!
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