Ever read a self-help book and wonder: what the f*ck do I do now? Alexis Rockley decided to cut the bullshit and provide actionable advice in her new book, "Find Your F*ck Yeah." We sit down with Alexis to explain why words like "joy" and "passion" are so heavy for creatives, and why forging a path to self-actualization requires not doing that sh*t alone! As a bonus, Puno shares her experience with stand-up classes, and the whole crew tries to figure out their ideal fun-to-work ratio.
What does it mean to be a founder of a company, but not its CEO? This week, your hosts Puno and Maceo sit down with Ban.do founder Jen Gotch, to discuss how to separate yourself from your growing brand (and if that's even necessary?). Hear Jen's take on whether it's a hindrance or an advantage. Plus, everyone checks their egos, and Maceo eats a sugary donut.
Your hosts Maceo and Puno explain the benefits of literally talking to everyone and anyone. Puno shares her criminal background (oooohhh) and how she became lunch table agnostic, while Maceo shares how to seek out bored-looking people, and make them your friends. You never know who you're gonna meet!
In this episode, your hosts Puno and Maceo sit down with Andrew Tyree, known Kardashian critic and founder of Coast to Costa to talk problem-solving on the fly (pun intended). As Andrew's authentic travel tours take 20+ people to developing countries, sh*t can go awry, so he's learned to keep it fun even when the bus breaks down. Hear how Andrew scaled his company, and why his top travel tip is to bring your own toilet paper.
Why were there so many Jennifers born in 1984?! This week your hosts Puno and Maceo chat with Bobby Hundreds, founder of iconic streetwear brand The Hundreds and author of "This Is Not A Shirt." How this relates to hundreds of Jennifer, you'll soon find out! Plus, Maceo reveals his secret to staying creative over the last 17+ years, and Puno goes ham on animal analogies.
