Today we sit down with NYU pre-law student Caroline Donahue, an advocate for empathy and understanding in the current American political climate. We talk about what it's like to be a conservative student in a mostly liberal classroom, the US constitution, and what it's like being a woman on campus.We really appreciate you tuning into another episode of Our Findings Show. If you'd like to continue your listening journey outside of YouTube, please use the following links:🟢 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5cC7eXmI6jeKKWWBIYvpRx🟣 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/our-findings-show/id1803821793🔴 iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1333-our-findings-show-271151565/🔵 Amazon Podcasts: https://www.amazon.com/Our-Findings-Show/dp/B0F26XM752

In this episode of Our Findings Show, we sit down with Will Custis aka @thecorporatehooper— the mind behind HoopFuel — to explore what it really takes to build a brand from the ground up. From walking away from a secure corporate job to launching a business rooted in purpose, Will shares the mindset shift that helped him find fulfillment. We talk entrepreneurship, personal branding, and the real cost of chasing comfort over calling.

Plus, don’t miss our signature Rapid Fire segment, where Will drops insights on nutrition, productivity, and staying grounded while scaling a brand.

Topics Covered:

1. Building a business from scratch
2. Leaving corporate America
3. Brand strategy for first-time founders
4. Nutrition tips for high-performers
5. Rapid-fire Q&A with Will Custis

Whether you're building something or feel stuck in your 9-5, this episode is your blueprint to take the leap.

We sat down with NYU Stern Professor of Marketing Jared Watson. We talk about different paths to success, Dr. Watson's advice for students struggling to find a calling, and how brands manipulate us. As students, we always see one side of professors – professional, academic, calculated. In this episode, Dr. Watson opens up on his professional journey and gives advice to all undergraduate students. Stay tuned to hear what he says.