Real Spill Over Status
Welcome to Real Spill Over Status — the podcast where titles don’t matter and we spill the truth behind the résumé. We dive into the wins, the setbacks, the confusion, the pressure, and the breakthroughs that truly shape who we are.
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- Aug 31, 2026
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Breaking Barriers, Building Skills & Starting Your Corporate Career Before College (opens the original)
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What if you didn't have to wait until college to start your career? In Episode 8 of Real Spill Over Status , Talia shares her unconventional journey of entering the corporate world during her junior year of high school through an apprenticeship at Accenture. Immersed in a technology-driven environment, she gained real-world experience while still in high school—and by the end of her senior year, had secured a full-time role in software engineering. Talia opens up about adjusting to the corporate
From Corporate to Content Creator: Betting on Yourself, Building Your Brand & Creating Community (opens the original)
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In this episode of Real Spill Over Status , Stevens sits down with his good friend Gabe to discuss his journey from corporate America to becoming a full-time content creator and entrepreneur. Through his soccer platform, 5aside Media , Gabe has partnered with Adidas, Jordan Brand, MLS, the English Premier League, beIN SPORTS , and more covering major events like AFCON and the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He also shares the vision behind VinoFridays , his event series that brings people together through
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