Mundo Perspectives
This podcast focuses on my perspective of the world, shaped by my Indigenous background, as well as other perspectives we may have never considered or thought about, including conversations with special guests who share their own experiences. We approach these topics through “critical thinking” and open conversation. Additionally, I provide honest reviews of products, services, and travel tips, regardless of any kind of compensation. I make sure that you, the audience, receive real “critical thought” within this field. I hope you enjoy the conversation and learn something new.
Mundo Perspectives
Latest Episodes
Season 2 Episode 6 - I Spent Two Hours Fact Checking A Sitcom
A single, random childhood flashback can feel rock-solid until you try to prove it. We follow one of those stubborn memories, a bizarre moment from an obscure 1980s sitcom called I Married Dora, and treat it like a real investigation: What exac...
Season 2 Episode 5 - I Built A Song With AI And Questioned Every Step
AI can generate a full song faster than most of us can write a chorus, but that speed creates a new problem: the real work becomes judgment. We put that to the test by trying to build a late 1990s style rap and hip hop anthem celebrating a spec...
Season 2 Episode 4 - Do Not Choose A Major Like You Choose Vacation
Picking a college major can feel like you’re locking in the rest of your life, but we don’t buy that story. We talk through what you’re actually choosing when you choose a major: a set of assumptions, influences, and tradeoffs shaped by parents...
Season 2 Episode 3 - How One Scholarship Prompt Changed My Social Media Habits
I catch myself mid-reaction on social media and realize my words can either add clarity or add noise. I test a simple habit, drafting my thoughts off-platform first, and it changes how I think about time, attention, and my digital footprint.&nb...
Season 2 Episode 2 - What If Being Wrong Is The Safer Choice
A hurricane warning aimed at Los Angeles sounds like a punchline right up until you realize the forecast doesn’t need to be “certain” to change what smart people do. I’m talking through the exact moment I saw a storm track with multiple possibl...
