What is it really like being in a fraternity today? In this episode, Cooper Arnold from Kappa Sigma at Boise State shares the unfiltered side of Greek life, why “helicopter parenting” is messing with an entire generation, and how Gen Z is navigating college, career pressure, and adulthood in real time.

Cooper shares how he’s using college as a launchpad—interning, networking, and soaking up everything he can during what he calls his “sponge phase.” This raw conversation dives deep into responsibility, growing up, real estate ambitions, and showing up to become a better man.

Whether you’re in college or just figuring out your path—this episode will challenge you to think differently about how you spend your early years.

In this episode, Nolan Riley, President of Kappa Sigma at Boise State University, shares his thoughts about leadership, ambition, and making the most of his college years. Nolan shares how he went from pledge to president, why he decided to step up when no one else would, and how he’s using networking and calculated risks to shape his future. From building community to balancing legacy and leadership, this conversation dives deep into what it really means to lead with purpose—and why being where you are right now might be the most powerful thing you can do.

Tune in, get inspired, and drop a comment on your biggest takeaway.

At 26, Robert Hood is leading a 7-figure insurance operation and making six figures himself—but just a few years ago, he was on probation with two DUIs and no driver’s license. In this honest and powerful conversation, Robert opens up about hitting rock bottom, finding direction, and completely turning his life around.

Robert shares what happens when you lose your sense of purpose, how to rebuild your environment, and why accountability—not motivation—is what actually changes your life. Whether you're stuck in a rut or just need to hear a comeback story that’s real, this one’s for you.