The Voncast Show

On this episode Von and returning guest/ friend Nora (who is also a DV counselor) raise awareness about domestic violence. They highlight the prevalence of domestic violence and the shame and stigma that often surround it. They define abuse as a pattern of control and coercion, and discuss the different types of abuse, including physical, emotional, verbal, financial, digital, and

In this solo episode, Von discusses his experience with nostalgia and how it consumed his life for a few years. He talks about the longing for the past, comparing himself to others, and the difficulty of accepting change. Von shares how he was able to overcome this phase by making new memories, focusing on himself, and accepting the present. He emphasizes the importance of gratitud

In part two of the imposter syndrome episode, Von and Jule discuss the impact of perfectionism and the pursuit of excellence. They explore the concept of mistakes and how they are only perceived as such when comparing reality to expectations. They also discuss the expert type of imposter syndrome, where individuals feel the need to know everything and constantly seek more knowledge

Von and Jule discuss imposter syndrome and its impact on individuals. They explore the definition of imposter syndrome and clarify that it is not about being an imposter, but rather feeling inadequate despite achievements. Von and Jule also discuss the origins of imposter syndrome, including cultural and societal pressures. Jule highlights common signs of imposter syndrome, such as

Von and Stef discuss various topics including their experiences in New Zealand and the US, their mental health journeys, and the cultural differences they've encountered. They touch on the significance of slang words like 'kia ora’ in New Zealand as well as the diaspora experience of Filipinos living outside of the US. They also talk about the impact of ADHD on their creativity.

Von and therapist Stephanie Olano discuss the basics of ADHD and how it impacts executive functions. They explore the concept of ADHD as a superpower and discuss strategies for managing it. They also delve into the challenges of boredom, impulsivity, and addiction that can be associated with ADHD. Stephanie emphasizes the importance of creating systems and breaking tasks down into

Von interviews rapper and friend Franco Drew about his music and the importance of mental health for musicians. They discuss Franco Drew's sound, his experience performing at Rolling Loud, and his creative process. They also touch on the challenges of creating content for social media and the importance of finding a balance between work and rest. Franco Drew offers advice for aspir

Von reflects on his seven years of podcasting experience and shares the lessons he has learned along the way. He discusses the importance of expecting technical difficulties. He emphasizes the need to manage expectations, both in terms of success and guest interactions. Von also talks about his biggest regret in podcasting He highlights the importance of finding one's own voice and

On today’s Episode, Von interviews rapper producer & pare Rymeezee about his new single 'The Garden' (ft. B-boy Finesse) and discusses the topic of fatherhood. Rymeezee shares the inspiration behind the song, which focuses on the idea that children are like gardens that need nurturing and care. They also discuss the challenges and joys of being a father, the importance of spe

In this conversation, Von interviews hip-hop artist & friend Timothy Rhyme about Profound’s (Timothy Rhyme & Gabriel Velasquez) latest single 'Heaven In My Mind'. They discuss the inspiration behind the song, the importance of maintaining a positive outlook, and the process of healing from past traumas. They also touch on the challenges of overcoming survival mode and the