In this episode of the Bobby Landy podcast, I go over how my word cloud art represents me. First off, I discuss what the larger words mean to me and whether or not I feel that they accurately describe me or if they are even frequent words that I tend to use. I found that it was almost a 50/50 split between the larger words as words like "lol" and "man" are frequently used words of mine and have merit behind them as I am a joyous person and enjoy laughing and having fun with my friends. ON the other hand though words like "nervous" and "hero" are words that I don't find myself using often and have no meaning behind them, as I tend not to get nervous in most situations, and when I do get nervous, I try not to let the nerves affect my state of mind. I also go into whether or not I am proud of my digital footprint and if it'll affect me in the future. Lastly, I talk about what I will try and remove from my social media posts and whether or not my posting frequency will increase or not, as I continue my life. I hope you enjoy listening, thank you.

Self Audit

In this podcast, I interview Michael Kerkering about how he views and uses social media. I ask him questions as we discussed social media, with some of the questions revolving around what his favorite platforms are and how frequently he used them. We also talk about the dangers of social media and the regret that could come from posting something you shouldn't have. We also touch on how social media can be used for more than just enjoyment or keeping tabs on friends and family but could also be used for business gains as well.

Peer Interview

In this interview, I talk with Robert Landy, who is the Director of training and apprenticeship comity, and was also a union carpenter for 34 years. We discuss the different types of technologies and how they impact job site productivity. We go on to cover the different types, some new and some old, and how they impact the Jobsite. This interview provides an outstanding view of technology on the Jobsite and the impact it has, by a man who has seen it all first hand.