All Mixed Up

This week we talk about how important it is to speak out loud what you want and how that does make a difference. If you think it, you say it, you do it. Probably the easiest way I can break it down. And now I guess I'm a director?!?!?!?

Up there for most important episode of all time, let's have a French Fry debate

NBA season is two months away and I just want a good product. I question what the league wants and what it’s looking for from the fans and how it’s giving back to them. Very random episode but just some quick fire thoughts. Drink water and do something you enjoy!

I’m a simple guy with simple needs, but for some reason when you ask for small changes to your order at a restaurant they seem to malfunction and not understand what’s being asked. Just listen to the pain and agony that seem to sink claws into me.

I’m not sure how excited I am for Bojangles to come to NYC. Even though I’m like a Wine Sommelier but with Sweet Tea, we’ll see how it goes. Apartment search is complete and I’ve gotten a recent callback! Fun stuff to say the least…and per usual, enough randomness to make someone with OCD pass out.

This episode I talk about seeing Clipse in person and how invigorating that was for me along with their new album. I break down some of their lyrics and talk about how longevity is important and even how I believe they have sustained that longevity. Seeing them in person and hearing this album lets me know that the term "getting better with age" is legit. It's about conintuing to push towards the thing that is calling you. This is an all time album and I'm not saying this because of recency bias, honestly that's why I waited a month to talk about it on the podcast. Per usual do something that will be good for you and enjoy yourself!

In this episode I point out what makes this movie so good and how comedy movies might be back. The idea how comedy movies need to have a good story and then everything else should be layered. Also a big thing that makes movies/tv good is that everyone involved knows what story they are trying to make and within what world. Once again make sure to breathe, do something that makes you happy, AND GO SEE THE FILM!!!

On this episode I break down my general diet and try to give some tips on how to manage dieting. Too many people on social media trying to overwhelm everyone. Simply find foods you like to eat that are healthy and build off of that. Getting protein isn’t hard, I take you through a whole day of eating if I was perfect (TRUST IM NOT). You got this, do ya thing.

This week we welcome Ihea Inyama! Living in NYC by way of New Jersey and Connecticut, so it only made sense that he moved to NYC to complete the trifecta. This episode we talk about how the breadcrumbs are always there in life and it's only when you say yes to the thing that stuff starts to change, the idea of creating your own work, and how crowd work might actually be important to the nature of standup! Other topics include how grandmothers can be and what the perfect plantain is like.

You can catch Ihea doing standup weekly across the city, make sure to follow him on Instagram to keep up with his work: @Ihea_Inyama

Every second Monday at UCB you can catch his sketch group performing!

This week we welcome Avilon Trust Tate to the podcast! A multi-disciplined artist who started creating at just 18 months old, and hasn't looked back since. We speak about how it is living on the road while touring a musical, how to keep yourself grounded along with understanding how when you're in the room, everyone is on a level playing field. Be confident and appreciative, but don't think less of yourself because the person next to you may have done a big project recently. You also know it wouldn't be an episode if we didn't discuss food, and we take a deep dive into the art of eating chicken wings!!!

Make sure to catch Avilon as Jermaine Jackson in MJ the Musical touring now! And don't forget to stream his music as well!

Website: https://avilontrust.com/home

Music: https://ffm.to/avilontrust