The Found Generation with Troy Farkas

My best friend of 20 years joins me to give an update on medical school and also to discuss more serious topics, like her fear of the grocery store, the real reason we’ll never get married, the time an Italian pilot strike led to an unforgettable day and...Crocs.

A lot of people I know have started creating things on their own time -- podcasts, videos, social media accounts, etc. And I'm very inspired by it.

My Twitter-less best friend joins to update the outside world on his latest ventures, including teaching at Harvard, hiking trips and...perhaps a career in the NFL? Plus, how a textbook started our friendship and we get super nerdy while giving our Top 3 book recommendations.

Even though she annoys me, she’s my best Connecticut friend. Kelsey joins to discuss her untraditional upbringing, teenage regrets, weight loss success stories, why we need to stop comparing ourselves to everyone and much more.

"If loving too much is my biggest flaw, then kill me now and let that be my legacy."

On the 8-year anniversary of the day that changed so many of our lives, Sizzy and I look back on DeeDee’s life, lessons we’ve learned since 12.1.12, why we could use more people like her and Chris Stewart, and so much more. This one’s for you, Dee.

Alex, a lowkey big influence on my life, joins me to discuss (sorry) our transformative study abroad experience, how she stays so positive all the time, her YouTube channel and the power of journaling. Plus, the Cali girl on the first time she saw snow and her 10 year anniversary of becoming a pescatarian.

On what would be her 25th birthday, I talk about my friendship with Deanna Rivers.

My TV star friend joins me to talk about our shared passion of music and also our similar professions. We discuss getting taken seriously, the changing media landscape, balancing our public and private lives, the importance of mental health and so much more.

The future POTUS and I discuss how the pandemic will change corporate America, the importance of investing early and how she tries to not put too much pressure on herself to succeed. Plus, C and I go into business together and we also talk about Greek mythology and corporate jargon we use every day.

The future Instagram star (and dear, dear friend) joins me to talk about her unique living situation, newfound interests she discovered during quarantine and the unexpected reason she wanted to be an occupational therapist. Plus, we bond over the Connecticut Pizza Debate and the most ratchet establishment in CT.

KB, my elementary school best friend, recalls his time at OU and also explains why he’s not a traitor for now living in Dallas. Plus, we discuss why our friendships from the 518 are so strong, Kev’s 21st B-Day Bash, duck hunting and finding the balance between work and play. Oh, and poppin’ molly, too.

Three weeks after telling me about his business ventures (selling fences, solar panels, vending machines and possibly getting in on the CBD craze), Jake reveals the latest step in his crazy journey. And it’s not what you expect.

E. Sib, sister of my best friend, tells me all about her experiences sleeping in the family van this summer and lessons learned from a few months in New Zealand. Plus, random questions involving DMB, FMK and naked strangers. Go vote.

My favorite AIM buddy tells me about her time spent on the front lines early on in the pandemic. Then, we bond over summer memories, working overnights and the unhealthiness of social media. Plus, a story about why her boyfriend probably hates me.

In a conversation that’s truly all over the place, my longtime basketball teammate tells me about his new outlook on life, modeling, why his college basketball career didn’t pan out the way he hoped, his entrepreneurial ventures and much more. This might get weird.

My lifelong friend, who was supposed to marry the love her life in late July, tells me about the pandemic's negative toll on her mental well-being and also why she eventually decided to move the biggest day of her life back to 2021. Plus, she explains why -- with a rough job market out there -- she quit her job in public health without anything else lined up.