Caleb sits down with the ever-charismatic Mark Palumbo, Point Park alum, former SGA president, actor, and all-around campus legend. They dive deep into the chaos of post-grad life, the reality of hustle culture, surviving on passion projects, and why everyone is now their own brand (whether they like it or not). From philosophical takes on truth and social media to a surprisingly wholesome caffeine confession, this episode has it all. Stick around till the end because there's a reveal you won’t want to miss.

Caleb sits down with the hilariously unpredictable Kyle Archer, a Point Park grad known for his love of rubber ducks, chaotic creativity, and euphoric poems about water. They dive into authenticity, media-making, family boundaries, and finding balance in a world that often feels offbeat.

In this deeply soulful and electric episode, Caleb sits down with TK and Paul from the Pittsburgh-based band Dream the Heavy. What starts with caffeinated chaos quickly transforms into a powerful conversation about artists' vulnerability, the rawness of creative ruts, the beauty of imperfection, and Pittsburgh's irreplaceable role in building a genuine artistic community. From childhood noise to darkroom silence, from AI and authenticity to Greek mythology and espresso, this one's a slow burn with a strong finish.

Mic drops, Monk juice, and a celebration of resilience—tune in and let yourself feel.

Caleb sits down with Collin Strachan—founder of Every Mile Creative in Alaska—to talk about building a media company from the ground up, shooting commercial work in epic environments, and how failure and real-world experience often teach more than a college degree. They delve into the gear vs. vision debate, navigate client feedback, and explain why storytelling, not specifications, ultimately prevails.

Caleb sits down with Shelby as they trace her transition from college debates and teaching to becoming a savvy brand strategist and communication consultant. They explore how authentic conversation matters in our tech-driven, post-COVID world. Shelby drops some eye-opening insights on selling yourself, turning every “no” into a stepping stone, and harnessing genuine human connection in education and business. So, grab your coffee, settle in, and prepare for a candid conversation that might change how you connect.

Caleb sits down with Sam Rotellini—a former banker and biology buff turned professor at Point Park—to explore the unique journey from high school to college and beyond. They unpack the challenges of transitioning to higher education, the impact of technology on genuine communication, and the evolving landscape of politics and civics. Tune in for an episode of interesting experiences and thoughtful conversation, all served with great coffee.