Children’s Data Privacy in the Digital Age

Obsessions, Horror Movies & Losing My Mind

Starting a new job and getting into the movies: Obsession, Found, Charlotte’s Net, Mask Head, and MDPOPE. I also talk about the movie discourse that has been driving me insane lately and why the more I think about it the more irritated I get. A lot of opinions and spiraling as usual.

Not a Street Rat

Moving to NYC for a summer internship, plus some real-life stuff: opening up about a weird health scare, drops a bunch of pop culture takes (Linkin Park, Saw, Euphoria), and talks volunteering and what it's like running my show solo.

Mike Sellmeyer

Mike Sellmeyer shares his journey from learning how to tattoo to opening his own shop, Green Casket Tattoo. He talks about breaking away from traditional shop culture and building a space that supports both artists and clients. We get into social media, personal branding, and why connection matters in a people driven industry, along with the real experiences that shape life behind the chair. @mike.sellmeyer | @greencaskettattoo

Children’s Data Privacy in the Digital Age

Explore how children’s data is collected and used in today’s digital environment and how governments attempt to regulate it through privacy laws such as COPPA and GDPR. Through an analysis of current policy approaches, I examine how data tracking, consent mechanisms, and platform design shape what protection actually looks like in practice. It highlights the challenge of safeguarding children online when technology evolves faster than regulation and when understanding of consent is often limited.

VETA CETI

Recorded right after Veta Ceti walked off stage at Las Rosas in Miami, and you can feel it. Adrenaline, sweat, and that post show high where everything feels louder and more honest. I sat down with Felipe to talk about what is actually going through your head on stage, how the band went from two friends grinding it out to a real brotherhood, and what it takes to build something from nothing. We get into anxiety, imposter moments, playing shows for nobody, and the shift from doing it for love to figuring out how to make it sustainable. @vetaceti