When I’m not writing, I’m out in the wild—traveling across the country, speaking at events, meeting organizers, workers, students, and everyday Americans who still give a damn about where this country’s headed. I don’t just sit behind a screen dissecting culture from a distance—I show up. In person. On camera. On the ground. My work on TikTok and YouTube turns complex psychological and political concepts into sharp, fast, and often unfiltered commentary designed to wake people up without talking down to them. These platforms aren’t just megaphones—they’re laboratories for real-time dialogue, where I test ideas, challenge narratives, and connect with an audience that’s sick of sanitized takes and partisan puppetry. From classroom lectures to dive bar conversations, I’m chasing the pulse of a culture in crisis—and giving it a mic.