In Part 2 of our conversation with the inspiring Michaela Shelton, we dive even deeper into her creative journey and the evolution of Reckless Behavior: The Series. 🌟 Michaela shares her early passion for storytelling, the lessons learned through trial and error, and the power of staying true to her vision despite the challenges. 🎙️ Key topics in this episode: Michaela's first steps into writing and creativity ✍️ The grind of balancing passion projects with real-life responsibilities 🎧 How Reckless Behavior went from an experiment to a full-blown series 🎥 The tough calls Michaela made to ensure quality and growth 📈 Her thoughts on the importance of mentorship, collaboration, and continuous learning 🌱 This candid discussion is packed with inspiration, real-life lessons, and invaluable advice for creatives and entrepreneurs alike. Don't miss this inside look at the mind of a visionary who’s redefining independent filmmaking! 🚀✨ 🔗 Watch now and share your thoughts in the comments below. 💬 Follow Michaela Shelton and stay connected: [Insert Michaela's social media links]. #CreativeJourney #RecklessBehaviorSeries #AuthenticStorytelling #IndependentFilmmaking #Podcast #WomenInFilm #BlackCreatives

🎬 Welcome to Another Episode of A Regular Thing! 🎤 In this jam-packed episode, we’re diving deep into pop culture, creative journeys, and the real stories behind some of your favorite shows and movies. From the evolution of iconic series like Power and Insecure to the struggles and triumphs of independent creatives, we cover it all with our special guest, Michaela P. Shelton, the creative genius behind Reckless Behavior: The Series. 💡✨ 🎥 Highlights: Michaela reflects on the journey of creating and distributing Reckless Behavior 🎭 The team shares insights on method acting, character building, and storytelling 🎬 We debate the best TV shows, movies, and why some adaptations just don’t hit the mark 📺 Hilarious banter about relatable moments, from Love Is Blind pods to surviving creative burnout 💬 💡 Key Takeaways: The beauty of authentic storytelling in modern media 🌟 Why vulnerability and relatability are keys to audience connection ❤️ A sneak peek into Michaela's upcoming projects and her newly signed distribution deal 🔥 👀 Watch, Laugh, and Learn as we peel back the layers of creativity, authenticity, and the hustle it takes to bring visions to life. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share! 🎉 📢 Shoutout to our amazing guests and squad: Mikayla Shelton (@]Michaela.p.shelton) Kodak ( @Kodeezy_) Maki ( @shamari.ray.belll) Vernon Syncere ( @vernonsyncere  ) And all the supporters of Reckless Behavior: The Series 🌸 🎧 Follow us on social media for updates and more content: [Insert links here] #aregularthing#Podcast #CreativeJourney #RecklessBehaviorSeries #Storytelling #MethodActing #PopCultureTalks #LoveIsBlind #TVShows #Movies #IndependentCreators #artpodcast

In this deeply personal and inspiring conversation, Shayla shares her incredible journey of resilience, transformation, and self-discovery after moving to Houston. She opens up about navigating a breast cancer diagnosis, finding strength in her faith, and embracing life’s unexpected challenges with grace. This video takes you through Shayla's experience preparing her body for treatment, rediscovering her identity, and the pivotal moments that shaped her new outlook on life. From the highs of personal victories to the raw vulnerability of growth, Shayla's story is a testament to overcoming adversity and finding joy amid trials. ✨ Topics covered: Moving to Houston and facing the unexpected Preparing physically and mentally for a health journey Redefining self-love and embracing personal growth The importance of therapy, boundaries, and self-care Inspiring others through creativity and resilience 💬 “I wanted people to see that even when life takes an unexpected turn, you can still show up for yourself and live fully.” Watch this video to hear Shayla’s powerful story, her thoughts on breaking societal expectations, and why self-care and faith are non-negotiable. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories! #Resilience #BreastCancerJourney #SelfCare #PersonalGrowth #HoustonLife

In this candid episode of A Regular Thing Podcast, we sit down with the inspiring Shayla James, founder of the iconic So Oakland movement. Shayla opens up about her journey as a creative, the challenges of organizing community-driven events, and the weight of expectations that come with leadership in the Bay Area. From navigating personal boundaries to combating misconceptions, Shayla shares her unfiltered perspective on balancing creativity, activism, and self-care. This episode also dives into the importance of living authentically, taking risks, and building spaces that celebrate us, culture, and resilience. Whether you're a creator, community leader, or someone chasing a dream, this conversation is a must-watch for anyone passionate about growth and overcoming adversity. 🎙️ Special Guest: Shayla Bang (@itsshaylajames) ✨ Hosts: Kodak, Mari, and Vernon Syncere 🌟 Topics Discussed: The inception of So Oakland and its impact on the community The struggles and triumphs of organizing grassroots events Addressing misconceptions about leadership in Black spaces Balancing personal growth with community expectations 👉 Like, comment, and subscribe for more authentic conversations!

🔥 Deep Dive with Daghe Digital: Creativity, Turf Dancing, DJing, & More 🎧 In this unfiltered, gem-packed episode of the A Regular Thing Podcast, we sit down with the one and only Daghe Digital. From his creative journey to his deep ties to West Oakland, Daghe shares incredible stories and insights that will leave you inspired, entertained, and thinking differently about art, music, and community. ✨ What’s Inside (with Timestamps): [00:00 - 05:32] Introduction & Setting the Stage: Kicking off the conversation and introducing Daghe Digital. [05:33 - 19:47] West Oakland Roots: Why repping where you're from matters and the pride in claiming West Oakland. [19:48 - 34:10] Creative Hustle: The evolution from graphic design to DJing to political involvement. [34:11 - 46:25] Turf Dancing Legacy: A deep dive into the golden era of the Bay Area dance scene. [46:26 - 1:02:19] DJ Mastery: The grind to perfect the craft, finding authenticity in music, and creating meaningful experiences. [1:02:20 - 1:14:43] Politics and Representation: How Daghe is making moves in government while staying true to himself. [1:14:44 - 1:28:30] Fashion and Culture: The philosophy behind Creative Class, More Vibes, and making a statement through clothing. 💡 Expect wisdom, humor, and plenty of quotables in this heartfelt and honest conversation. If you’re a fan of creativity, music, and unapologetic authenticity, this episode is for you! 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more raw and inspiring conversations.

Kodak, Shamari, and Vernon Syncere are joined by Sharon Fraser, also know as Bay Therapist for an entertaining and therapeutic episode.  Sharon shares her journey of becoming a therapist while giving away approaches and tips for a healthier mental attitude towards self.

POD AFTER DARK!!! In these special episodes, the ART host steps away from exploring the vast world of creativity to enjoy some downtime with friends. Together, they dive into topics like relationships, life, love, and whatever else happens to come up.

In an "emergency drop". Kodak, Maki and V$ go through the surprise drop of Kendrick Lamars GNX Album.  They give their takes, theories and understanding of the music the west-coast legend dropped on 11-22

How do you tell your creative friends what they are making is A$$

Kodak and V$ talk about the reactions received from people after the first pod drop