Actually Like: Recent Episodes
Patrick Angelaccio
In an attempt to share more empathy in the world, I interview people of different stories. People who know what it is actually like doing or being something so that you can relate and empathize with something you might have never thought of before. Anything from relationships to college majors, I got you covered so sit back, relax, and find out what it’s actually like.
Sam stops by to share why she chose neuroscience. We chat about how our habits form our brain chemistry. This leads to a discussion about neuroplasticity, ACEs, and epigenetics. Take care everyone!
Caroline comes on to apply some great topics. She speaks on what an engineering major means to her. She shares how being a leader in her sorority has meant to her. Finally, we discuss topics of grit and ambition in life.
We are joined by Isabelle and Kathryn today to discuss what being a civil engineer is actually like. They have different concentrations but come together to share a desire to improve the world. Unique problems they believe can be solved by together with resilience, creativity, and extending the table to more groups.
In today’s episode, Isabelle shares what her chronic pain condition means for her. It has shaped her path in life, including making her become a trainer. We also discuss tips on how to remain optimistic and how to live a more fulfilling life despite the things we all face.
In an extra goofy episode, Peter joins to talk about a number of things. Firstly, he walks us through how he studied for the MCAT and what that process can mean for people. Secondly, Peter shares the medical school pathways and different routes people can take in their education path. He gives his personal stories on applying, including how cultural competency is lacking in the medical field. We discuss how ethics in psychology and medical fields overlap and differ. This leads to a discussion on how the body and mind are also connected and in order to live a healthy life, both need to be taken care of.
Ignore the audio quality y’all know I’m trying my best
Coach Robby joins us today for the season finale. This leads to a fun, introspective discussion on how society views athletes, how to care for one another, the best fictional coach, flow, peak performance, and so much more. Thank you for stopping by today and for this season!
Cade comes on to start season 2 to give insight about NIL deals in college, being an empathetic agent, and when we can expect a billion dollar contract for athletes!
In honor of Spider-Man, Daevin Diaz and I discuss what Peter Parker means to us and many others. Especially how this character can balance a double life, social settings, and dealing with the insane expectations put on by himself and his city around him.
In today’s episode, Sophie shares her experience of what it is actually like graduating from high school during the COVID-19 pandemic. Not just graduating, but finding the right college and how she feels about going to school for the first time in over a year and a half
In my first duo episode, I being on Isabel Kaegi and James Hawran. Online James has a following as the YouTube and TikTok Star “Zurkie” while Isabel has starred in broadway productions and has IMDb credits. They also both take stances in the community to try and make the world a better place in my longest and most chaotic episode yet.
In today’s episode, I talk to Courtney, a UMN rower who shares insight on what it is actually like being a Division 1 athlete among other things
Today, Johnathan Theis (Yo-Yo Joe) shares what it is actually like having a brand on TikTok and YouTube, going to the University of Illinois, and being a business major