Free Interviews w/ Nick Corey: Recent Episodes
Nick Corey
The only interviews that right from the top tell you they're free. From Chicago Illinois, I'm here with: you
On today’s episode I spoke with Donald, a photographer and father living in Austin. I met Donald back in February of 2021 during my first visit to Austin. We talk about what parenting his daughter has been like for him: communicating with her, managing her internet use, and what it is like being the father of a daughter who has a boyfriend. I hope you enjoy. Kind regards, Nick
On this episode I speak w/ a musician named Noa and a comedian named Sean who were at the time van-ing across the country. We speak of their off-the-grid lifestyle, and what it means to truly be in tune w/ your body. We also discuss the slow mentality that they've become accustomed to. Enjoy. Kind regards, Nick
On this episode I speak w/ a UT student who like me, has a strong interest in human-centered design. He supports UT's Humans of the 40 Acres project and he aims to discover pain points and to solve for them, particularly in the health care industry. In my most personal interview to date, I struggle w/ my own beliefs and learn more about myself and others in this interview. Kind regards, Nick
On this episode, I speak w/ Austin, a 3rd year UT studying architectural engineering. We discuss how architects and engineers alike may fear someone like him who might eventually "replace" them, instead of embracing someone who can merge the two distinct ways of thinking. I once again bring up Cal Newport's influential writings and how they align w/ Austin's concept of giving into positive impulses. Kind regards, Nick
On this episode, I spoke w/ a fellow Rhode Island native, by birth anyway, who, like me, grew up in the New England region. As one of the many who struggled w/ chemistry, I get a look into what lines of work I could have gone into, had I had a different brain. If you have any news on mentioned squirrel, please get in touch. Kind regards, Nick
I speak with Loren, a native Texan who works as an electrician. He's live in Austin for 7 years and is a fellow lover of Kill Tony! Join me as I talk with my new friend about our past relationships, our thoughts on gentrification and the hottest tips on what to do in Austin! Kind Regards, Nick
On this episode, I speak w/ Eileen, the oldest of nine children. A world class traveler, Eileen has led a life focused around learning and curiosity. If given the chance, she would have lived in the British Museum. She had to settle for having her name hand carved in stone as a small donor instead. Her and her patient husband Mike have lived in a multitude of places, including little Rhody. Kind Regards, Nick
On this episode, I spoke w/ Olivia and Mary, two Iowa students living in Austin, TX just cause they can. They round up their top reasons to live in Austin, and tell me what it's like meeting friends as members of Gen-Z. We also discuss the balance of working towards something that Olivia has wanted to be since 7th grade, and how our dreams may change as we become a bit more in touch with ourselves. Kind Regards, Nick
On this episode, I spoke w/ a UX designer from Atlanta, Georgia. Back in March 2020, she anticipated the coronavirus' impact and decided to leave NYC and move to Austin, TX with her significant other. While she loves Austin, she hopes that w/ the sudden influx of movers, that it will be able to maintain its sense of southern community. With the recent Winter storm, she saw first hand the empathy that her neighbors had for each other. Kind Regards, Nick
On this episode, I spoke w/ Forrest, a Virginian and Carrie, a Houstonian who currently live in Austin, TX. Forrest is working towards his Bio-Mechanics certification and hopes to train people through the emerging practice of Functional Patterns (FP). Carrie, a finance analyst, is a fellow lover of comedy, and almost took up my invite to see Kill Tony. We all grabbed drinks instead later on. These two are lovely people, who were so welcoming to me during my Austin visit. Kind Regards, Nick
On this episode, I spoke w/ a seasoned pediatric nurse who grew up in rural West Virginia. We talk about how she was raised, the type of chores she would do, and how that affected the next chapter of her life as she traveled with her husband, a telephone contractor. We touch upon our love of history and how it affected our mental health. This may be the first podcast recorded in the Miami International Airport. Kind Regards, Nick
On today's episode, I spoke with Eddie, a Chicagoan living in Bucktown. A 2018 finance graduate of U Missouri, Eddie finds himself constantly in conversations with paragons of great notoriety. We discuss different styles of problem solving, question if we ourselves should jump into politics and finally relax our way into conversation on stand up comedy. Be on the look out for a great podcast from Eddie. Kind Regards, Nick
Recording on the 606 bike path has gifted me with amazing conversations thus far. On today's episode, I switched things up a bit and gave those who frequent the path most the mic. Heads up, this episode is quite explicit. Kind Regards, Nick
On this episode, I speak w/ someone who's lived everywhere in Chicago. We discuss the lottery system of the Vietnam draft, the cafe he used to run in the 80's and the serenity that can only come from doing your laundry at a mat. I hope you enjoy. Kind Regards, Nick
On this episode, I speak w/ a slightly jaded poly-sci major once upon a time. We reflect on the voting process, giving people with differing opinions the benefit of the doubt, and what he calls, the Republican's 'Holy Trinity.' Kind Regards, Nick
On this episode I speak w/ Dolores, a woman w/ a lot of spirit. She's led a life of learning, helping, and communicating. Though she finds herself on hard times due to the pandemic, her undeterred motivation is inspiring. Kind Regards, Nick
On todays episode, I speak w/ three ladies about how they talk political and social beliefs with their family and friends. They also touch about an idea called creative empathy. Stick around to learn more. Kind Regards, Nick
Today, I speak w/ two members of two different healthcare industries about why it's so hard to be passionate about politics. They emphasize the importance of empathy towards others, as well as share their idea for a better way to communicate w/ each other.
On today's episode, I spoke w/ Devlin Farmer the "Wandering Zen Fool" of Wicker Park. He started his day looking for a place to toke, but found himself talking about his meditation techniques, his methodologies of why putting yourself isn't selfish, and how to stop thinking so much.
In this brief interview that happened around 30 days before the election, my guests and I predict correctly how the outcome of the election will be received by President Trump. We also discuss, term limits, public servitude, and we get into a bit of joke-telling.
In this interview, I speak w/ someone who has worked the polls, knows a bit about the inner workings of the federal government, and is a trained classical violinist. Hear his thoughts on the past election and share your own to @freeinterviews over on instagram.
Meet Frank, a retired roofer who started running his own freight truck fleet at the age of 40. Throughout his life, he faced challenges head-on like many business owners faced in 2008, and like many, was given no support during that recession. In his 60's now, he is able to reflect on his life w/ compassion and love.
Lu, a solo world traveler turned podcaster, talks about her travel experiences and shares her tips on what it's like traveling on her own.
Check out her podcast on Spotify under The Solo Female Traveler.
Don, a Chicago rapper, a little league coach, and a believer in energy, redeems his free interview.
Check out his music on Spotify under Don't Censor Collins, and watch his music video Don't Shoot at Me (ft. Big Sly) on YouTube.
On this Free Interview, I talk to a couple about how they met, their quest for friends, and their relationship w/ cancel culture. Enjoy