Check out today's episode featuring the incredibly talented Briana Wright. Singer, actor, awesome. You've seen her on X-Factor, you've heard her in the band Nightingale, and you'll soon hear her in the upcoming album release from the band Cliffdiver. Search them on Spotify. You won't be disappointed. 

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*neither the host or the guest are mental health professionals and any advice given in the episode are the views and opinions of those who expressed them.

Comedian Tyler Huffman sits down with the front man for the band Roots of Thought, Tazmen West. We talk about change and self-care in this episode as well as respecting that an artist sometimes wants to do something different than what you've grown to love so much about them. 

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Today I sit down with Schlinnie B and Kayse Melone, the comedian duo Queso Queenz. They have a thing or two to say to you boys out there. Listen up. It's good stuff. They also tell me about their upcoming plans to step out of the darkness of isolation and bring out a new type of live show. Stay tuned for more on that and their upcoming Patreon announvement. 

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Comedian Tyler Huffman is joined again by mental health professional Karen Lacy. Karen has over 11 years experience and is also an award winning poet, which she shares some of in this episode. It's a real treat. Trigger Warning for anyone sensitive to trauma related topics. 

This week I sit down over the phone with my lifelong friend Daniel Francis. He is a musician and podcaster up in Denver, CO and you can get out his podcast, The People's Pump on Spotify. Go now and FOLLOW it! We talk about finding "the juice" and we track out creative histories to try and figure out where our passions stem from as well as allow us to identify more of our saints. 

In this episode host Tyler Huffman sits down with filmmaker and director of the documentary, "Fire In Little Africa." Ben brings some great insight into understanding your weaknesses and finding your community. He also brings up positive affirmations, which if you haven't heard, are pretty great.

"Fire in Little Africa" is a multimedia hip hop project commemorating the 1921 massacre of Tulsa's Greenwood neighborhood known as "Black Wall Street."

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This week I sit down with Licensed Professional Councilor Karen Lacy. She talks with us about a whole lot of stuff from playlist journaling to Expressive Arts Therapy Interventions. Its a great episode. Don't miss it. 

This week we head into the cosmos with our guest Adam Koloff. Adam is a Deep Space Imaging Photographer and he tells us a bit of the complicated mess (at least to my brain) that it takes to get those really awesome space shots that seem fake sometimes. Maybe they are and Adam is a member of a secret society whose only goal is to continue the myth that there is such a thing as space. I mean, have you ever been there? 

There's a lot more greatness in this episode including talks on imposter syndrome and finding art later in life. It's a good one. Despite what I talk about in the Closure. 

Faith Green is a Louisiana transplant to Tulsa, Oklahoma and came back to her love for art later in life after her kids moved out and she had herself a full blown other career. Now, Faith is in Tulsa making and selling art while finding a great home among the artists here. Whether you live near or far this episode is chalked full of really great points of view about starting art at any stage of your life. 

Check her out at:

https://artbyfaithgreen.com/

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Scott Taylor is a painter, entrepreneur, and author based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I got a real bone to pick with this guy because he totally stole my look then slapped some tattoos on it. Like, a lot of tattoos. He looks way cooler than I do. On this episode we talk about building an art business, identifying your weaknesses and working on those, as well as finding something deep inside you that you never knew you could do. 

You can check out more information about him at:

https://www.scotttaylorartgallery.com/ 

https://colorpopartlab.com/

http://jacobandthecloak.com/

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