Everyday talks with JAG: Recent Episodes
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On episode 14, we chat with my good friend Manny, a UX/UI and graphic designer where we chat about life, politics, and everything in between. Listen in for a unique / fun chat unlike any other!
On episode 13, we sit down with Raisha, a Social Media & Influencer Marketing specialist who provides strong insights into this powerful industry and how it continues to explode through the use of mobile apps and in our ever-globalized world.
On episode 12, we chat with Dolev Zaharony, a former Israeli soldier who now resides in North Carolina and is a tech marketer, children's book author, and board member of Voice 4 Israel, where we continue our discussion in this series on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
On episode 11, we chat with recent MBA grad and business strategist Haneen on her background as a Jordanian-Palestinian-American and how the latest crisis between Israel and Palestine has affected both her and her family.
Now on our 10th episode, we chat with CEO and founder Jamie Rosen on his vaporizer company Dr. Dabber and what it means to take a small idea and make it into a successful business.
On episode 9, we sit down with college baseball coach and general manager of In the Zone baseball academy Taylor Bargiacchi, where we discuss the impact that youth sports can have on children’s lives and how has taken his childhood passion for baseball and made into a successful career.
On episode 8, we sit down with Jenna and Debra, two 4th grade elementary school teachers who discuss teaching during pandemic, how it has affected their students, and what their thoughts are the many different models of school instruction.
On this week's pod, we chat with children's librarian Margaux Morrone on first-time motherhood, how the pandemic affected her post-pregnancy, and what it has been like raising a child in the midst of this crazy past year.
On episode 6, we speak with Business Strategist and Customer Success Specialist Yvonne Fung about her passion for volunteering, why it is more important than ever now, and how in giving back to the local community it has helped her to grow into the experienced and passionate leader she is today.
On episode 5, we speak with PhD candidate Alin Ake Kob about how she came to move from her home of Mexico City, Mexico, to up in the Arctic circle in Norway. Further, we explore the lifestyle of living so far north; the dating scene; and how to adapt in these harsh climates.
On this week's pod, we chat with 3D Artist the Daily Dose on the NFT craze; whether it is a bubble; why people all around the world are spending millions of dollars buying digital art; and how it can foster a new generation of jobs and artists.
As the world becomes more globalized, more and more individuals become known as expats, or a person who lives outside of their native country. In today's pod, we speak with communications expert Sofia Perboni on how she has adapted to life in her new home Hong Kong, what it takes to move around the world, and why it should be something that everyone should consider.
With over 110 technology bootcamp's in existence, graduating 24,000+ developers per year, this newfound industry is transforming the world of software engineering and information technology. In today's pod, we chat with Matthew Schmaus, an accomplished engineering manager who jumped on this tech bootcamp bandwagon back when the industry was just getting started in 2013 and how in light of his decision, it has transformed his life and career.
One year into Covid-19, with the pandemic still ongoing, we sit down with esteemed Data Scientist and avid traveler Ryan Rezvani to discuss his adventures all throughout the past year, how to embrace solo travel, and why taking part in it can change one's life forever.