Hosted by Monica Argandoña · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 39 episodes
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Path Found is the podcast for anyone who’s ever asked, “What now?” This show explores the real, messy, and inspiring journeys people take to find fulfilling work—and themselves. From pivots and side hustles to mentorship and major career changes, Path Found reveals what college never taught and counselors never said.
Monica Argandoña hosts Path Found, a arts show with 39 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail William Combs always assumed he'd run his own business. He just didn't know it would be a Subway franchise in Orange County. In this conversation, William traces his path from a kid who scraped by as a B
Send us Fan Mail What do investment banking, a Jewish farming fellowship, and New York City's trash have in common? For Anna Sacks, known to hundreds of thousands of followers as The Trash Walker, they're all stops on th
Send us Fan Mail Six guests. Two truths. There is no single right path. And you cannot do this alone. In this special compilation episode of Path Found, I weave together conversations with David Camarena, Coach Christian
Send us Fan Mail Justin Rufa grew up in a small Rust Belt town on the St. Lawrence River with one clear thought: I'm leaving. What followed was nearly 24 years in the Air Force — aeronautical engineering, a master's, a P
Send us Fan Mail Eleanore Guthrie didn't set out to disrupt the fashion industry. She set out to find a pair of shorts that looked good on a bike. What followed was more than a decade of building Knorts, a brand built en
Send us Fan Mail Steven Kerns grew up in Long Beach, California, dropped out of high school at seventeen, and eventually made his way through the Army Infantry, Long Beach City College, Cal State Long Beach, Harvard Law
Send us Fan Mail Alex Mitchell didn’t have a plan when he graduated from high school. No one in his family had gone to college, and he didn’t apply to a single university. He started at community college, changed his maj
Send us Fan Mail Virginia Ross has one of those careers that sounds impossible until she explains exactly how each step led to the next — and even then, it barely seems planned. Because it wasn't. After getting kicked ou
Send us Fan Mail What does it actually mean to go to college? If your honest answer is “get a degree so I can get a job,” Ned Johnson and Scott Carlson want to complicate that, in the best possible way. In this conversat
Send us Fan Mail In her first round interview, Alicia Rose was asked about her dream job. She told the truth: she wanted to be an ambassador. The interviewer told her on the spot she wasn't getting the position, and expl
Send us Fan Mail Steven Sewell didn’t plan on becoming a chaplain in corporate America. He thought he’d spend his life as a pastor. But after almost 30 years in ministry, he discovered something: the break room at a car
Send us Fan Mail What does it look like to stumble, pivot, fail, travel, and eventually find your calling, not once, but many times? Sean Walpole's story is a master class in entrepreneurial resilience: from founding an
What does it look like to stumble, pivot, fail, travel, and eventually find your calling, not once, but many times? Sean Walpole's story is a master class in entrepreneurial resilience: from founding an IT company as a t
Send us Fan Mail Eric Adams spent his childhood mute in the classroom and decades as the loudest, most electric presence in Los Angeles nightlife. In between: a path that refuses every conventional menu option. In this c
Send us Fan Mail Holly Hill didn't wait for the world to catch up with her vision — she designed her own path. In this episode, Holly shares her remarkable career journey from environmental compliance at IBM in the 1990s
Send us Fan Mail Tyler Reeb grew up on a Canadian farm, moved to Long Beach at 11, slacked through college, and somehow ended up leading one of the country's most influential transportation research centers. Tyler reflec
Send us Fan Mail Jessica Nersesian’s journey doesn’t follow a straight line; it is driven by curiosity, ethics, and a deep belief that design can change the world. A lifelong reader and systems thinker, Jessica explored
Send us Fan Mail Gus Orozco’s story is one of resilience, service, and the power of saying yes to unexpected opportunities. Growing up in Long Beach as the child of immigrants, Gus struggled in school, dropped out of hig
Send us Fan Mail Melissa Romero never followed a straight line—and that’s exactly the point. From a perfectionist, science-loving kid with dreams of being a singer or mermaid to an environmental advocate writing legislat
Send us Fan Mail Sudeep Wahla’s path was anything but conventional. Raised in Fontana by first-generation immigrant parents, Sudeep assumed college was the next step—until he didn’t get into the schools he expected. Inst
Alex Mitchell
Head of Consultancy and Head of AGBIS International · Mater Hospital, Brisbane
1 appearance on this show
Ned Johnson
co author of "The Self-Driven Child" · PrepMatters
1 appearance on this show
Scott Carlson
Founder & CCO · The Chronicle of Higher Education
1 appearance on this show
Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City · Brooklyn Borough President
1 appearance on this show
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