This episode the Jay, Co, and Uncle Damo sit down with Bobby Lefebre.

What happens when you give a young boy the stage and a great story to tell? Well, that's precisely what sparked a lifelong passion for the arts in Bobby Lefebre, performer, writer, and Colorado's Poet Laureate. With us, Bobby reveals how a school play about Jackie Robinson became the catalyst for his celebrated career in performing arts. From performing at the Smithsonian as an eighth grader to traveling the college and university circuit, Bobby's journey is one of aspiration, creativity, and awakening.

It's not all about the spotlight, though! Bobby also uses his craft to shine a light on the hard-hitting issues that impact communities. Gentrification is one such issue that hits close to home for Bobby. He shares how his play "Northside" brought the reality of gentrification to center stage, immortalizing the stories of the affected locals, politicians, and even gangsters. But that's not all! Bobby also shares his favorite spots in Denver, including his go-to Mexican restaurant, La Diabla, a treat for all food lovers out there.

And let's not forget Bobby's advocacy for his community! He unpacks the nitty-gritty of cognitive dissonance and how it inspires him to empower his community. Don't miss out on hearing Bobby's take on the liberatory consciousness principles of Barbara A. Love and how they can help dismantle white supremacy. Plus, get a peek into Bobby's time with Dave Chappelle and his plans for the future. Ready for stories that will make you think, laugh, and feel inspired? Tune in for a roller coaster ride of insights and thought-provoking discussions with Bobby Lefebre.

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