Week 3 RTN-season 9 episode 2 and 3

Where were they on their road trip?
Nick DePalma Boston, Ma. Marty Odlin Brooklyn New York. Shi Yan Ming, Nat Paynter New York.
What were the careers introduced?
Nat Paynter is the director of the water programs charity, he spent nine years at a world bank eventually he oversaw the water sanitation in Tanzania and that soon became the initiated of his career. He has a degree in English lit and environmental engineering. Shi Yan Ming is a shaolin warrior  at the USA Shaolin Temple, he believes that since Buddha gave life to him and the pay to pay him back for this gift is by spreading love and his knowledge. Marty Odlin  is the co-founder and creator of the bamboo bike Studio. It started as a hobby when he didn't have metal to make his bike so he decided to make it out of bamboo for it was pretty strong, soon many were impressed and made a company. Nick DePalma is a graduate student and works at the  MIT Personal Robots Group. He first started as a gamer, and through the games he learned a lot computer programming and hacking and this is what embedded him in the computer world.
What advice they they have to give?
Nick DePalma:“If you're still thinking about [something] in the shower…that's when you love it.”
Marty Odlin:“You don’t have many chances to get on something you really like. If you’re lucky in life, you get one....But they’re not just gonna keep coming. So as soon as you see something, go at it as hard as you can.”
Shi Yan Ming:“People take medicine. But the best medicine is happiness. You must know how to doctor yourself. If you’re happy, you can kick terrible things out of life. You must master yourself...Find yourself. If you can find yourself, you can find happiness everywhere.”
Nat Paynter:“From an early age, we’re told ‘You’re either humanities or you’re hard sciences.’ And that’s not true. You can do both.”
Do any of these careers interest you?
None of these careers interest me, but its quite good to learn all types of careers their is and and in that career what kind of position can you work in.
What did you like of dislike about this episode?
What I really like about this episode is that they showed that a person can always change their career. Their  is no need to worry that at that first try you are heading the right direction, but instead one can always have a change of heart no matter of the background.


Where were they on their road trip?
the interview with Lisa Marr, Ella Jenkins and Paolo Davanzo are all held at Chicago IL. While the rest of the RTN episode had their last interview of that day with Rosemarie Certo at Philadelphia, PA.
What were the careers introduced?
Ella Jenkins is a children's songwriter, even though she never got degree of her career, that didn't stop her of writing fabulous songs. Paolo Davanzo is the founder of  the Echo Park Film Center, he always thought that creating video was entertaining and showing that you don'y need great actors or equipment to do so. Lisa Marr was studying to become a lawyer when she met Paolo Davanzo  who had just opened a community film center which had now became her main carer by being the main operator director. Rosemarie Certo is the president of Dock Street Brewing Co. Rose started to look for an american beer that could satisfy her taste until she decided to create her own, even though she had started of her life being a photographer she didn't let that held her back .
What advice they they have to give?
Ella Jenkins:“You can't be discouraged…whatever you do, [make sure] it's something worthwhile. That's what you're sharing.”
Paolo Davanzo: “I wasn't going to do the 9 to 5, I wasn't going to do the conventional. We opened the film center, and the message we give is…it’s just about believing in yourself and believing in your power to create things of beauty.”
Lisa Marr: “As adults, we become very preoccupied about what we should be doing, rather than what feels right to be doing… Any class we teach for adults is about unlearning that. To give [people] the freedom as individuals to just mess around for a few hours. It really is just about letting go and experimenting.”
Rosemarie Certo;“The real question is, do I want to realize my dream or someone else's dream?”
Do any of these careers interest you?
I never really thought of becoming a film producer or anything of some sort, but it has had gabed my attention. While beer I don't drink any alcoholic drinks, and never hope to even if its wine. I'm just not that big of a fan.
What did you like of dislike about this episode?
I really like this episode for it really had more interview, which gives me more opportunities to learn from different people. Also I get to learn more of their life experiences and and advice they offer to those who start brand new.