People Reviewed Podcast

Today on People Reviewed, we have guests from summer camps.
We are back at my summer camp, Pine Springs, and are lucky enough to have a multiple year returner like my friend Brad.
And today, Brad will talk about his time as a summer camp counselor, and as a school teacher. He will gave us his thought process on how each of those two roles plays into each other, and how they differ. 
Let's listen to Brad review summer camps (And LaCroix water at the break).

Today on People Reviewed, we have guests from summer camps.
We are back at my summer camp, Pine Springs, and are interviewing the core team members of this summer (Which narrows it down to everybody!).
Today, we have Damian Dynys, who talks about camp counseling with Dan and I. He is one of our youngest, and soon to be most experienced, counselor with his third year of counseling.
Let's listen to Damian review summer camps.

Today on People Reviewed, we have guests from summer camps.
We are back at my summer camp, Pine Springs, and are interviewing the core team members of this summer (Which narrows it down to everybody!).
Today, we have Ellie Herrle, who talks about program coordination with Dan and I.
Program coordinators are one of the "faces" of camp, in the idea that they greet you at every meal, every campfire, and every camp get together. They mold the activities, skits, music, and theme of each year, and they have an assistant to help you do just that. Each program coordinator I have talked to will talk about this idea that camp for them was shaped by the last, and it is a challenge to put your own spin on camp without falling back on to the last year's coordinator.
 
Let's listen to Ellie review summer camps.

Today on People Reviewed, we have guests from summer camps.
We are back at my summer camp, Pine Springs, and are interviewing the core team members of this summer (Which narrows it down to everybody!). Today's episode, Kylie Strum comes on to talk about being the Timothy Team Coordinator.
Let's jump in and review summer camps.

Today on People Reviewed, we have a man that we see cruising down the Beltline riding a bird scooter sitting down. He passed by a few times, before we waved him down and asked him about his experience with music, bird scooters, and general research questions we made when looking at scientific journals.
He opened up about his dating profile, where he would post multiple videos of him doing stunts. We talk about different injuries we've experienced, and we end the podcast learning that he is retired after selling a VR company he made with his friends.
Hop on the podcast and listen to us review our final interview about music.

We were on the Beltline looking for guests to talk about music, and lo and behold, two musicers were here to talk about music on the Beltline! Asia and Saharah left their group of friends (who make several appearances throughout) to talk about music, love, and Tyler the Creator. 
Join us as we review more people about music!

We were on the Beltline looking for guests to talk about music, and two musicians walked by, Laura Beach and Se’nam Palmer!
Laura begins by talking about her two bands Helianthus which is the genre Triumphant Melodic Black Metal — @Helianthusmetal — @lavra.beach / @elanti_percussion / @robertbrucepollard / @matthew_flori0 / @hellskald (All of these tags are for Instagram)
And Feminazgul, which is Avant-Garde Atmospheric Black Metal — @feminazgultheband. They are three artists that enjoy a good Lord of the Rings reference. @margaretkilljoy / @lavra.beach / @meryayanos
Laura gives a shout out to @haeuncreative which is the designer of the Helianthus band’s logo.
Se’nam Palmer also begins to share about the genre his band developed called Shredgaze. It is all the elements of shred guitar, all the widdly diddlies (his words exactly), sweep picks, and eventually plan on including more was pedal as they are heavy into the guitar pedal scene.
His band Crispin Wah @Crispinwahmusic with Wah as in wah pedal. He dives into the Pro Wrestling and Heavy Metal community.
He talks about playing with the band Wednesday Night Titans, with the bassist Kevin Scott, who he says is “The Guy” when it comes to bass. Se’nam goes on to say that Kevin and the band recently began playing with Gov’t Mule @govtmule
The podcast host Nic, and his co-host Jake learn so much about this genre’s scene that they have not had the experience of learning about previously.
The Wednesday Night Titans get the Wednesday night fighters old wrestling interviews, and the drummer Zach Danziger @ZachDanziger uses MIDI inputs to make music out of these videos using his drums which are linked to the MIDI inputs. 
Zach does a deep dive into Wrangling MIDI in his ten year old TEDx Talk with Owen Biddle @Owenbiddle for the band Mister Barrington.
Through our conversation that connects everybody previously, we move on to Andy Williams, part of the band that was called Every Time I Die, and who is now an AEW Wrestler, who showed Chris Jericho Crispin Wah, and from what I was told, Chris said the music of the genre Shredgaze was cool and chill.
Crispin Wah recently played with Challenger Deep @challengerdeepdude in July at The Earl in East Atlanta, and in August with Amos Rifkin at the production company A Rippin’s 9th Anniversary party @ARippinProduction
Se’nam goes on to talk about his experience with the rapper B.o.B. Between talking about his playing with B.o.B., cinematic scores, and weird medical conditions that can affect the body’s singing ability, we thank our guests for being on, and talking for so long about how music was a part of their lives.

Welcome to the People Reviewed Podcast with me, Nic, and a guest friend of mine as the co-host. Jake is returning again to be on my series of interviews about music. These interviews happened on June 15, again, on the Atlanta Beltline Trail.
Today we have a woman and a man on to discuss how music has shaped parts of their lives, their respective instruments, and discussed topics like injuries to musicians.
I myself play an instrument, but not nearly as much as it would take to cause an injury (But maybe I just have amazing form, which would be highly unlikely).

This episode is the last episode of a five-part series of my first night reviewing people in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, at the Centennial Park on May 21st, 2023. I meet my last guest of the night Samir.
We discuss parts of identity and how they relate to us, limits we use to ensure our bodies are rested, and Gerald Caplan's life crises theory. We also discuss coal mining, music, and (in the very beginning) hospitals. I worked for four months in Atlanta Georgia at Grady Memorial as a trauma nurse and it was a joy-filling job. It is a level 1 trauma center in the middle of downtown and due to it being an inner city hospital, combined with having more uninsured patients than average, it has a social reputation of not being as "prestigious" in Atlanta compared to other hospitals.
From my time there, and working at other hospitals in Atlanta, I must say that Grady's trauma program has been there for the city in a major way, because if you are in need of a level 1 trauma center in the Atlanta region there are none other than Grady ever since AMC Wellstar closed down. The next closest are in Savannah, Macon, and Augusta, and we pride ourselves on our outcomes with gun shots, spinal cord injuries, and motor vehicle accidents.

This episode is third of a four-part series of my first night reviewing people in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, at the Centennial Park on May 21st, 2023. I meet my first international guest from China that is visiting America with his wife to see his daughter graduate.
It was very hard to communicate, as our only common language was English as my Chinese is very subpar. We worked it out by using the simple phrases that we knew, and surprisingly I became his first Facebook friend by the end of the night.