We all have our own little obsessions that we hold dear to us. To each one our own, the spectrum our obsessions are incredibly diverse in their field. But it’s almost impossible to explain how or why we drown ourselves in it. Join me as I go off the deep end in investigating the obsessions that continue to allure us, because it’s through our love and our appreciation for the trivial things in life, that we have the most innate voices to be heard and the most compelling stories to tell. This is Nosedive. Free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
This episode, listen to the second half of this series, where I geek out about Presidential politics with my good friends Kenneth Gee and Nikolas Mendes where I lay out my case on the three main ways that a Presidential candidate can lose an election.Follow Kenneth and Nikolas on Instagram! At @kennyjesus123 and at @nikolas_mendesFor more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast.Written and edited by Ryan Loyola.Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola.Theme music:“Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.If you’re interested in creating your own podcast, make sure to click the link in the show notes to start your podcasting journey with Buzzsprout!https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=971719If you’ve enjoyed this episode, make sure you download, subscribe, and leave a five-star review!
This episode, hear me geek out about Presidential politics with my good friends Kenneth Gee and Nikolas Mendes where I lay out my case on the three main ways that a Presidential candidate can lose an election. Follow Kenneth and Nikolas on Instagram! At @kennyjesus123 and at @nikolas_mendes For more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast.Written and edited by Ryan Loyola.Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola.Theme music:“Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.If you’re interested in creating your own podcast, make sure to click the link in the show notes to start your podcasting journey with Buzzsprout!https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=971719If you’ve enjoyed this episode, make sure you download, subscribe, and leave a five-star review!Audio Sources1.) "There Is No Soviet Domination of Eastern Europe"2.) "Oops"3.) "Senator, You're No Jack Kennedy"
This episode, I sit down with Mary Beth Tinker, the plaintiff of the landmark Supreme Court case Tinker v. Des Moines, defining how First Amendment rights are interpreted regarding students and teachers in schools. In our discussion, we talk about her story in how her case made it all the way to the Supreme Court, her current advocacy for First Amendment rights and children's rights in the fifty years since the Tinker ruling, and have a discussion about the protesters of today and the current state of our democracy. Follow Mary Beth on Twitter at @marybtinker, and go check out her website tinkertourusa.com.Special shout out to Mr. John Rauschuber, I hope you enjoyed this episode. One year after taking AP Gov with you, I still crave your praise and attention. For more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast. Written and edited by Ryan Loyola. Additional production and help from Kora Fortun. Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola. Theme music: “Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.If you’re interested in creating your own podcast, make sure to click the link in the show notes to start your podcasting journey with Buzzsprout!https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=971719If you’ve enjoyed this episode, make sure you download, subscribe, and leave a five-star review!
This episode, I sit down with Lana, the mysterious host of the local reality competitive dating account, Love is Blind UCSC, and take an inside look at what it takes to facilitate the account, and follow contestants through the process of being on the show.You can follow Love is Blind UCSC on Instagram at @loveisblinducsc Slide into my friend's dms! @nikolas_mendesThank you Gabi Feingold for providing Lana's voice for this episode.Special thanks to Nikolas Mendes, Valeria Aguirreche, Cole Hennig, Collette Callaghan, and Sophia Lin, for sitting down to talk to me about their experiences on Love Is Blind UCSC. For more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast. Written and edited by Ryan Loyola. Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola. Theme music: “Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.If you’ve enjoyed this episode, make sure you download, subscribe, and leave a five-star review!
This episode, I sit down with Caine Monroy, subject of the viral short film "Caine's Arcade" to talk about his journey in creating his own cardboard arcade, getting his first customer in a documentary filmmaker, going viral when he was nine years old, the immediate aftermath of the film's popularity, what he's up to now, and what comes next in the future for him.You can follow Caine on Instagram at @caine_monroy, and go watch the short film about Caine and his arcade, "Caine's Arcade." For more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast. Written and edited by Ryan Loyola. Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola. Theme music: “Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.If you’ve enjoyed this episode, make sure you download, subscribe, and leave a five-star review!
This episode, I sit down with Lorri Carey to talk about her journey with ALS, living with the disease for the past sixteen years despite being given two to five years to live after her initial diagnosis, how it's led her to advocate for ALS research throughout her life, and how that led her to start her podcast sharing stories of inspiration and positivity.Go listen and subscribe to her podcast I’m Dying to Tell You, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Organizations that Lorri Is associated with: I Am ALSALS AssociationKids4CureFor more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast. Written and edited by Ryan Loyola. Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola. Theme music: “Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.If you’ve enjoyed this episode, make sure you download, subscribe, and leave a five-star review!
This episode, I sit down with Annie Coulson, an incoming NYU Tisch School of the Arts sophomore, to talk about one of her great musical passions, the spoons. In doing so, we also talk her upbringings in Maryland and how that has brought her to New York, her time settling in to the Big Apple, as well as giving me my own private lesson in playing the spoons.You can follow Annie on Instagram at @annie_coulson and you can follow her account dedicated to playing the spoons at @spoonswithannie.For more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast. Written and edited by Ryan Loyola. Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola. Theme music: “Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.If you’ve enjoyed this episode, make sure you download, subscribe, and leave a five star review!
This episode, I sit down with two science minded friends, as we talk about their curiosity in the paranormal and how their mutual love for the strange and unexplained has led them to create their new podcast, Eclectic Stories of the Paranormal, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. For more spooky and interesting stories, make sure to give their podcast a listen and follow them on Instagram at @esp.podcastFor more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast. Written and edited by Ryan Loyola. Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola, Theme music: “Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.If you’ve enjoyed this episode, make sure you download, subscribe, and leave a five star review!
This episode, I sat down with two black activists, Kalkidan Alemayehu and Michael Brent IV, two of the most astute, unfiltered minds that I know, to talk about race, a topic that is going to be uncomfortable, but a topic that has to be uncomfortable for the betterment of society and this country. In our discussion, we talk about what has happened over the past two weeks, what has institutionally led to this movement, how non-black people can help the Black Lives Matter movement, and how we proceed in the future.You can follow Kalkidan Alemayehu and Michael Brent IV on Instagram at @thekalknows and at @michaelbrentiv. For more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast. Written and edited by Ryan Loyola. Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola.
This episode, I sit down with two graduating high school seniors and look into their shared passion of tech decking, the difficulties of starting a club around it, and how it has strengthened their friendship for the coming years. If you wanna see some more sick tech decking, you can follow their club on Instagram at @techdecksociety. For more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast. Written and edited by Ryan Loyola. Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola, Theme music: “Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.
This episode, I shift my narrative three hundred miles north to my second home of Santa Cruz, where I talk one of my former professors, Caren Camblin, and look into and experience her guilty pleasure, the Hallmark Channel. In doing so, we talk about her podcast dedicated to her guilty pleasure and look into her other obsession of "book detectiving." You can listen to her podcast “No Helmet Required,” on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. For more updates on this podcast, you can follow this podcast on Instagram at @nosedivepodcast. Written and edited by Ryan Loyola. Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola, Theme music: “Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.
This episode, I dig deep into my obsession with theater and the arts, looking at its current state in the public education system. In doing so, I sit down with colleagues of mine, currently entrenched in the arts from an educational standpoint, and look into how much it has impacted their individual lives and how it has inspired each of them to advocate for the arts. Written and edited by Ryan Loyola. Cover Art by Jamie Mazur and Ryan Loyola, Theme music: “Groove It Now” by Jayman from Our Music Box.
Welcome to the podcast, where I, Ryan Loyola, take a plunge into the obsessions that captivate each one of us. You know the sort. The fascination that riveted you from the moment that you first learned about them. The one continues to tick at your brain until you can know every shred of information there is to learn about it. Join me as I go off the deep end in investigating the obsessions that continue to allure us, because it’s through our love and our appreciation for the trivial things in life, that we have the most innate voices to be heard and the most compelling stories to tell. Theme Music 'Groove It Now''Jay Man - OurMusicBoxCover Art by Ryan Loyola and Jamie Mazur