Lezlie Laws is the founder of "Life Art Studio," a coaching business with a simple yet ambitious goal: teaching people of all ages how to live their most passionate and creative life.

She was also one of Stewart's college professors!

"Life Art Studio": https://www.facebook.com/LezlieLaws.LifeArt/ Follow her blog: https://www.lezlielaws.com/lezlie-laws-blog

Ken and Kirsten Taylor own and operate Sing Orlando, a local vocal coaching business. They also teach students all over the world via Zoom, YouTube, and their website (risesinging.com).

They talk about vocal lessons, techniques, and have a few laughs along the way.

You can find them at Orlando's famous songwriting workshop: https://www.facebook.com/groups/songwriternightCDS

Their website: singorlando.com

Stacey Clarke and Stewart served together in the Air Force as Security Force Members. In this episode, they talk about their days of training in Texas and their remote tour in Kusan, S. Kore

Robert Niewiadomski (Polish Rob) is a Pokemon YouTuber and Stew’s long-time friend. They talk about how Pokemon influenced their childhoods, the current value of the trading cards, the undying nostalgia, and much more.

They also open some modern booster packs—which is still as fun as it was 20 years ago. Check out Rob's channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/PolishRob

John Paul Foronda “JP” is one of Stew’s friends and a highly talented, well-rounded musician—he can play any instrument. They talk all about music theory (scales, chords, time signature, songwriting, and more) all with a fun and sarcastic undertone.

When these two are hanging out, they have a hard time taking anything too seriously. Prepare to laugh and learn!

Check out JP's band: https://www.facebook.com/ConflictingMotive And here is one of Conflicting Motives’ videos where JP kills a Saxophone solo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yqk_xGD3-7w

Doug Charles, PhD, is a professor of sociology at the University of Central Florida where he teaches a cornerstone class on social theory; he is also the drummer for the prog/space rock band Conflicting Motive; and, all around, he is an inquisitive intellectual and researcher with a great interest for understanding the nature of reality and human behavior.

Doug jams on the drums for a bit followed by an in-depth discussion into the ides of symbols, identity, and simulations as theorized by Jean Baudrillard, whose work directly influenced the creation of the movie "The Matrix." Doug and Stew also talk a bit about what "manhood" means.

John Blanche is an audio mastering engineering and architect. Starting his career in the early 70's at Criteria Recording Studio in Miami, Florida, John has worked with many music icons, including The Bee Gees, Eric Clapton, The Eagles, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Joe Cocker. Hr has worked closely with Disney and the Orlando music community. He also has a Grammy for his work on "Hotel California" and an Oscar for a song in the hit movie "Greece."