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The College Dorm Podcast, Episode One, “Insomnia and the College Major”

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The College Dorm Podcast follows the daily college student life in and outside the college dorm from students and campuses across the country!

On today’s episode, host Eduardo Ibanez explores the issue of sleep err, better yet the lack of sleep reported by over 70% of college students. Eduardo sits down with three college students, two still enrolled, and creates a conversation surrounding the interlinked relationship between the lack of sleep college students faced dramatically determined by the student’s major. Majors such as architecture, finance, computer science, and nursing tend to suffer from sleeping disorders, the common culprit namely insomnia.

Each guest will speak on their experiences with insomnia and what tried methods and opinions experts and the students have worked on to finally get at long last every college students greatest wish, a good night’s sleep,

Music credits,

Night Owl by Broke For Free

Courtesy of WFMU-FM

Anime Creators Podcast: A Deep Dive Into Hajime Isayama’s Colossal Rise in Anime History!

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On today’s episode, host Eduardo Ibanez discusses with anime expert Kennedy Moran the hit manga turned anime, Attack on Titan, and creator Hajime Isayama’s Colossal Rise in Anime History!

With the final season of Attack on Titan coming to its end later this year, we take a look back into the creator himself, Hajime Isayama, and his humble beginnings before becoming a manga artist icon and creator of the most celebrated anime of our current generation. Isayama, who himself had quite the evolution from high school manga artist to then creating a one-shot precursor of Attack on Titan which won recognition and fame for his first ever publicly published work, we follow Isayama’s artistic trials and unhappy Internet cafe days where his perseverance and determination to continue his manga passion would propel him to manga stardom status within and beyond Japan. This and more on today’s episode of Anime Creators Podcasts!

Music Credits,

Night Owls by Broke for Free, courtesy of WFMUFM, their website found at freemusicarchieve.org/curator/WFMU

Note: All sound clips and music used in the episode are credited to the anime Attack on Titan and its respective soundtrack

Beyond the Runway is a podcast focusing on small stories taking flight.

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Eduardo Ibanez sits down with guest Syed Rahman.

Syed Rahman and Eduardo Ibanez talk about the field of aviation maintenance, the perks of the trade, and the relocation away from home for greater opportunities. Syed breaks down his Ohio and Dallas experience and the journey of a rookie airline mechanic and much more.

Syed Rahman is an A & P licensed air maintenance technician. He graduated from Aviation High School in 2018 and formally attended Queens College. He lives in Woodside with his family.

Music is courtesy of WFNU-FM, their website found at freemusicarchive.org/curator/WFMU/

Song is titled Night Owl by Broke For Free

Blueprint 2/17

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Eduardo Ibanez

Beyond The Airways will be a sincere and conversation-driven podcast where I interview an employee in the aviation industry and what his experiences were in trying to enter the field in a post-covid world. These stories are for those prospecting individuals trying to enter the field of aviation maintenance as well as aviation enthusiasts just wanting to know a bit more behind the field. Unlike other aviation-related narratives, BTA will follow the rookie’s journey and the issues of relocating away from home, and the complex politics of airline mechanic employment.

Title- Beyond The Airways

Possible one-liner for the episode- Syed has returned home after his employment as a regional airline mechanic. The city that never sleeps sits down with him to hear his story.

Possible one-liner for the series- Beyond The Airways follows the personal journeys of employees across the aviation field of maintenance.

Additional information- I have already sat down in a pre-interview with my friend Syed Rahman and we went over the recording format and areas of discussion that would generate a sincere and informative interview. We are setting the date for the actual interview sometime next week and he is very excited to join me in conversation so that’s making things a lot smoother on my end. My friend has recently returned from his two-month employment as an Endeavor airline mechanic in Columbus, Ohio.

Some of my questions-

Why Ohio of all places?

Were you ever afraid or nervous in the interviewing phase for the job?

Do you think school helped you prep for the actual experience out in the field or were you working from step one?

What were you doing before that made you realize the aviation path is the one that you wanted to follow in its entirety?

Do you remember back to our high school days were we all talked about signing up with Delta and JetBlue and all the first-pick jobs right out of graduation? Do you still believe that?

My image is still a work in progress but I definitely want to insert a wrench or toolbox ha