Plantriotic Podcast

There seems to be a trend with parents of millennials setting their children on predetermined paths for success and happiness. The problem with this well intentioned practice is that it creates a limited and uncomfortable space for children to grow up in, experiment, develop unique experience and live amongst the unknown. Similar to my approach, my best friend Max Wyman decided to divert paths after high school and embarked on a year long journey out of the academic constraints and learned from the soil, plants, animals, and different cultures around the world on a gap year. After farming around the US and Europe while documenting his experiences on a blog, Max went to the University of Michigan still not confident that he was done with experiential learning. After 2 year of school, Max decided to transfer to USC and take another semester off to create a project around the power of selfless service. Max collected suggestion of 100 acts of kindness he could preform around the world as small as opening the door