Chris Aukes

from Life Story Hosted by Tyler Hoenig

On this episode, Tyler is joined by fellow podcaster, Chris, who hosts Humans of Iowa State! They start off by explaining the inspiration for Humans of Iowa State and where Chris hopes the show will go. Then, Chris describes their childhood and how their parents were an incredible example of love and what a couple should be. Chris shares about their experiences with bullying and transitioning to home schooling for the rest of elementary school. In high school, taking on many leadership roles helped Chris discover passions that they have and how those passions led them to Iowa State and later on to cosmetology school! The theme of this episode is to be kind and spread love!

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This episode was published on March 7, 2025.

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