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On this episode, a recorded interview from 2019 with my uncle George, who sadly passed away this past weekend. Today, January 17, 2024, would have been his 85th birthday. On this interview, my uncle shares his life and career as a Navy veteran and a retired FBI agent.



I learned a lot about him during this time, and it was probably the longest conversation we had had, especially as adults. This was originally recorded on podcast equipment, but unfortunately the files were corrupted. Fortunately, I had my phone recording as backup, but it also included many of the sounds that I would usually had removed with the microphone equipment. I hope you all enjoy this special episode of PPP.

An extended version of the Dating Digital ep. 31 that adds in the conversation of how Steffon & James met over the popular Japanese card game, mental health within men, and navigating the club scene and outgrowing it to becoming who they are today.

In the midst of the summer of 2021, we were given the news that our friend Nat will be heading back to Malaysia. After living in the states for nearly a decade, an expiring visa forced the decision on him. On the week of his move and preparation, we got to find time together to sit down and have one last long discussion like we typically did throughout graduate school. Nat shares his thoughts about grief and departure as well as the many cultural differences between America & Malaysia. 
Music by @parker_thib - Change (feat. Payton Bowdry) via @hellothematic

Q: What's your most memorable recent memory?

A: A drunk 4th at the Willamette River

Our guest shares her experience during the 2021, 4th of July and what thought to be a straight forward kickback turned into a whole adventure.

It's another podcast about nothing, and by nothing, I mean conversations on anything. From life struggles to grand achievements, all the way to how you prefer your coffee. People Project Podcast hopes to dive deeper in getting to know each guest or topic and leaves listeners with a new thought, question, or feeling.