The Nobody Podcast, Hosted by Dre Olveda

Professional Human, Scott Martin

Scott Martin is the founder of Surviving Life’s Pickles, where he and his team provide communities and businesses with vital information and training on mental health, addiction, recovery, suicide prevention, and more. Through podcasts, training seminars, retreats, and community events, Scott is dedicated to helping others navigate through life’s challenges. Scott is a husband, father, and a committed “Professional Human.” He enjoys spending time outdoors mountain biking, hiking, paddleboarding, attending concerts, and exploring Utah with his family. Scott strives to foster awareness, resilience, and support in every community.

Sweatiest Podcast on Earth with Sadie

Sadie Mansfield is just finishing her first year at Utah State and plans to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints this fall. She loves to run and is training for her second marathon. She loves social events and being with people, especially her family.

Masterpieces by a Master Creator (feat. Neil Squire)

Neil Squire is wrapping up his final semester in his Masters of Public Administration degree at BYU. He plans to get a PhD so he can eventually teach and do research in a university setting. Neil's greatest satisfaction comes from helping others find their intrinsic value. He enjoys photography, cars, and connecting with people.

The Nobody Podcast, Hosted by Dre Olveda

Dre Olveda is Salt Lake City’s greatest barber. Not only that but he is a firm believer in Jesus Christ and his gospel, an aspiring Christian author, an anti-traditionalist, small business owner, and future reggae band starter. He loves his wife! And recently has found joy in preparing for the end of the world. Dre one day plans to find Bigfoot and fade him up!

Tanner Mears Re-Established

Tanner Mears is back for round 2! You already know who he is. An update on him, Tanner just graduated from the University of Utah. He loves deep talks, sports, drives through the canyons, camping, and swapping music playlists. Tanner advocates for a world where left handed scissors actually work and where pen ink dries quicker.