A.P.E. Podcast #11- Zach W.

A.P.E Podcast # 15

It has been 6 months since we uploaded a new episode. Today, I am joined by my co-host Kris and we introduce some new guests on the show. Parth's longtime friend Jonathan joins us on the show as well as EJ, Aaron, Ian and Joey. We discuss how movies has influenced the way that our society has drastically shaped the main message and content it provides. We also discuss the ways that the church has contributed to us being the way that we are since we're continuing the conversation about this topic from the previous episode. (Recorded on February 11, 2025)

A.P.E Podcast # 14

It has been a few months since we had recorded our last episode. This is the beginning of Season 3 and Parth's friend Joey joined Aaron, my brother and I for a conversation about how the olympic ceremony brought some controversy and we discuss our reaction to it and how it affects our views on Christianity. We also discuss on how we view the church and the ways that worship music has influence the modern church as well as other topics that we bring up. (Recorded on August 6, 2024)

A.P.E Podcast # 13

Its been a few months since our last episode, and Parth’s friend Avi joins Kris, Parth, Aaron, Joey, my brother Ian and I for a discussion on the meaning of friendship/brotherhood, the dating scene and the role of the church in our lives. Recorded on 6 December 2024

A.P.E. Podcast # 12- Sammy M.

Last week, I sat down with my good friend Sammy, a pianist based in New York City who has performed in many Broadway shows as well as a soloist for classical concerts (we also regularly perform chamber music together). We talk about his experience performing many different types of repertoire, an insight into how the Musical Theatre world works, our personal experiences going through Music School, and our opinions on the direction of art in the 21st century.

A.P.E. Podcast #11- Zach W.

For this episode, I bring in one of my closest friends and I discuss how schools teach history and how it can affect the next generation, an insight into what it takes to navigate a romantic relationship, the differences between how the older and younger generations view each other and the importance of not comparing ourselves to other people.