In this episode of The Eternal Student 360 Podcast, I had the honor of sitting down with photographer Greg Urbano — someone whose work first captured my attention for its emotional depth and precision. Our conversation went beyond photography and into life itself: how experiences shape us, how creativity heals, and why staying true to yourself matters in a world full of noise.

Greg shared his journey from growing up as an Army brat, serving in the military, and working in technology, to discovering photography as a way to explore emotion, connection, and artistry. We talked about the challenges creatives face — from self-doubt to criticism — and the importance of creating for the sake of expression, not approval.

Throughout the episode, we reflected on what it means to have depth, blur the traditional boundaries of "how things should be done," and tell stories that move people, even if it’s just one person at a time. Greg's story reminds us that technical skill is important, but the true gift lies in creating meaning that resonates. Head to @estudent_podcast on Instagram to see the pictures discussed in this episode.

This conversation felt less like an interview and more like two artists meeting at the crossroads of life, creativity, and growth, perfectly reflecting what The Eternal Student 360 is all about.
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