Through My Lens with Eric Militaru

After an unnecessarily long break, I am back to make somewhat higher-quality episodes. In this episode, I discuss my first experience attending a spin class. While the topic itself is not as interesting, the experience left me feeling a small sense of regret and self-reflection.  Music: Sentimental - Dan Darmawan Lights Up - Flight Facilities Say Can You Hear - Men I Trust

I'm just rambling about my story of being a delivery guy for flowers on Mothers Day. This episode is mainly just a test of a new recording setup and some practice without a script.

In this very special episode, Bukola takes the stage! Bukola is an artist who just released her first debut single called "A Good Thing" on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. We talk about how her song started from a couple of notes to a fully produced piece. We then talk about her inspiration for pursuing music and how she grew from using a guitar from Toys 'R' Us to performing and releasing her music on multiple platforms. Just a whole bunch of cool and interesting topics about music discussed in this episode!

The North Shore is a special place for mountain biking. It's rooty, rocky, and filled with wooden features. A true test of skill for all riders. Join me as I tackle The North Shore for the first time with my incapable hardtail and hopefully not get injured! Special thanks to Mark Wallace for being a part of the Episode! This was a project for school.

With the pandemic affecting many industries, there is no doubt that late-night shows take a hard hit. Unfortunately, they can't take the hit well and end up being unwatchable. In this episode, we'll dive into what makes a late-night show work and how the shows during a global pandemic end up sucking.

I never really liked books.

Hailey Wallace is here to join the show, as we explain our opinions of the popular show The Bachelor. These opinions showcase the awkward one-on-one conversations, the tiny imperfections of the bachelor himself, and the meaningless statements provided by the contestants. We then end the show with the final DEEP question that exposes a certain someone.

In this episode, Mia Crawford takes the stage. We talk about her time being a swim coach and her taste in music. We also talk about her experience with attending concerts and shows, as well as the idea of documenting every second of a concert. lastly, we ask her the final question for the guest that could change our perspective on Mia Crawford.

With our first legitimate episode, Manav Juthani takes the stage as the first guest. We talk about our time in high school and now our time as first years. Then we talk about Manav's hobbies/passions, which are his gym grind, stocks and basketball. Lastly, we end things off with my final question for the guest, where we go deeper into the mind of Manav.

Eric Militaru starts his podcasting journey with this introductory episode. He explains how and why he started this project, what the theme/plan is for the upcoming episodes and, how he hopes to maintain a proper upload schedule. However, procrastination is his roommate and, it doesn't play around. In the end, he's "just gonna wing it!"