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My name is Malakai Green (24). Aspiring actor. College graduate. Seeker of wisdom. 90% of the time I get bored listening to other people due to a lack of relatability. However, this podcast will document my journey exploring the different routes we take on our way to adulthood. Celebrating the failures, victories, and lessons learned along the way. Some episodes might be funny and shallow. Others may be deep and sobering. All of them will be genuine. Everyone's journey to adulthood is different, varying in difficulty. Life can be hard. However, in the big scheme of things, "Are people like me too young to be tired?"
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In Episode 22, my guest is Abigail Hendry, a recent college graduate as part of the 2020 "Covid Class". During our conversation, we discuss topics such as: her family, online graduation, Improv, Grad school, her new job, Spider-men, our dating preferences, and what it takes to be weird.
In Episode 21, I speak to Spencer Horne, one of my oldest friends. Since Spencer is currently training to be a Marine, we don't see each other as frequently nowadays. During his short leave, we got to catch up and discuss the following: his Mormon mission trip, his spooky adventures, skills learned during his training, and how he feels about his height.
In Episode 20, my guest is Alon Hersch: a former Fraternity brother, classmate, Gym Rat, Sneaker Head, Chess Enthusiast, part-time Barista, and Entrepreneurial visionary. During the episode, we reminisce about our graduation and discuss Alon's progression and hobbies during and after his time in college.
In Episode 19, my guest is Chloe Brewer: a former classmate, cast-mate, and an aspiring actress. This is our first time catching up since her move to California after graduation, chasing her dreams of stardom. During our conversation, we discuss: Instagram stories, Fan Names, Life in California, Background work, SAG, etc.
In Episode 18, my guest is Tanner James. You might remember him from Episode 1. Since his episode was considered the pilot, I decided to bring him back to be featured in the updated format of the show. In the episode, we briefly talk career and future aspirations, but quickly transition into anime and video games, because that's what life is all about (for some of us).
Episode 17 features Neeraj Chatlani. Neeraj (25) is currently in Grad School working on getting his Doctorate, while researching new methods for Cyber Safety among the younger generations. Chatlani is also a Fraternity brother, friend, and a native to Trinidad and Tobago. During our episode, we discuss topics such as: his grad school education, his views on his heritage, and his aspirations to improve learning methods within the world of Computer Science.
In Episode 16, my guest is Rachel Comeau: a friend, a former Improv troupe member/classmate, and a rising actress (one of Orlando's finest both in Theater and Film). Throughout our overdue reunion, the topics we discuss include: Rachel's college experience as both a transfer and scholarship student, her introverted tendencies, her personal growth over the years, her passion for performing, her transition from Stage to Film, and her future work premiering on the big screen!!! #TooYoungToBeTired #Podcast #Trending
In Episode 15, I speak to Jen Lang, a recent College Graduate and friend. Throughout our conversation, the topics that we cover include: Jen's life abroad, the reason she became a Costume/Hair and Makeup artist, her future plans after college, her desire to teach, her hobbies outside of school and the Arts, and our only audition together.
In Episode 14, my guest is Katie, a 2017 college graduate who currently works in Costumes at a "certain" theme park. After much time apart, we play catch-up and discuss things like: her Cosplay and Convention adventures, her Science background, her bullying antics, and future plans for her career.
In Episode 13, I speak to Deshawn Ruffin, a high school classmate and family man. Throughout our conversation, the topics that were covered include: Deshawn's high school and college basketball experience, his current employment at Airstream Ventures, his relationship with his long-time girlfriend, and his involvement with the High School 9:12 initiative in Jacksonville, Fl.
In Episode 12, I catch up with Nick Wieland, one of my oldest friends from high school. Since then, he has attended: Military School, Culinary School, and taken classes to become a certified EMT. His current occupational endeavor is in the world of Home Security as one of the newest members of Vivint Smart Home family.
In Episode 11, my guest is Perry Klusman. He is a fraternity brother, former neighbor, and friend. As Perry and I catch up, we touch on the following topics: his jobs after college, his father's legacy at our college, his proposal/wedding, and how he hopes to use his educational/work experience in the professional world.
In Episode 10, my guest is Julia Collazo. She is a current senior at the University of Central Florida and is currently working towards a BFA in the school's Theater department as a performer. During our conversation, the following topics are discussed: her passion for film, S.E.T.C., where to move after college, alternate career paths, YouTube music covers, family genetics, and her relationship with the other BFA students.
In Episode 9, my guest is Austin David. He is a fraternity brother, a founding member of our chapter, and a Sports Analyst. Throughout the episode our topics include: the generational gap between our college experiences, Orlando City Soccer, Sports Networks, the downsides of Connecticut, and the true value of real-world experience in the work force.
In Episode 8, my guest is Drew Waybright. He is a fraternity brother, former MMA fighter, and future New York Realtor. During the episode we cover discuss: his Ohio origins, the perks of being a high-end suit salesman, our Spring Break to Jamaica, and Drew's hardest goodbyes as he leaves for New York.
In Episode 7, my guest is Bailey Devoe. By day a finance company employee, and by late Saturday evening a proud member of the Tampa theater culture. Throughout our time together, we discuss: different post-college occupations, artistic muses, Monsters Inc., and Bailey's plans to relocate.
In Episode 6, my guest is Katherine. She is a current medical grad-school student at USF and a former classmate. As we play 2 years of catch up, we discuss: Medical School, The Feminist gene, Twin family Dynamics, and her recent engagement.
In Episode 5, I speak with Alex Mamara. Alex is one of my oldest friends (11 years or so) and an original member of the core friend group/the squad. Throughout the conversation, we cover: childhood memories, our roles in the friend group, student debt, and Alex's future with Vivint Smart Homes.
In Episode 4, I talk to William Hendry IV. The man, the myth, the boy-genius. Together, Will and I discuss: First Dates, Aerospace and Defense, hIs Mother's talents, and Dual Enrollment.
In Episode 3, I have on a current College senior and previous cast-mate. Together, Alex Arbit and I discuss: Social Entrepreneurship, School Transfers, The Bachelor, and Middle-School Brawls.
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