Conversations with Inspiring People

Conversations with Inspiring People

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Conversations with Inspiring People episodes

  • Episode 10: The Group

    In our final episode of the season the group of us sat down and discussed everything from pop culture to politics and representation plays a big role in moving forward. Really excited for you all to hear what they have to say!


    Episode is also available on Facebook, YouTube & and anywhere you get your podcasts!

    Thank you to:
    Grace Carol Siplon
    Jacobi Briguglio
    Caitlin Cook

    Edited by:
    Ash Malone

    Produced by:
    Shelby Adele Tyre

    a Doodle Bug Productions project

    23 min
  • Episode 9: Grace Carol Siplon

    Grace Siplon is incredibly smart, introspective and well spoken. I really enjoyed talking to her about her writing and how her identity stretches beyond just surface level. We didn’t cut much from our conversation just because it was all too good to let go of! I hope you enjoy!

    Episode is also available on Facebook, YouTube & and anywhere you get your podcasts!

    Thank you to:

    Grace Carol Siplon 

    Jacobi Briguglio

    Edited by:

    Ash Malone

    Produced by:

    Shelby Adele Tyre 

    a Doodle Bug Productions project

    35 min
  • Episode 8: Lawrence Davis Jr.

    I had the pleasure of meeting Lawrence for the first time in this interview. Not only is he an incredible person overall but his work as an artist is phenomenal. I was truly inspired by his thoughts and words about pride, being black and living in todays world. He’s so smart and talented and I can’t wait for you all to hear what he has to say!

    Episode is also available on Instagram, YouTube & and anywhere you get your podcasts!

    Thank you to:

    Lawrence Davis & Jacobi Briguglio

    Edited by:

    Ash Malone

    Produced by:

    Shelby Adele Tyre

    a Doodle Bug Productions project

    32 min
  • Episode 7: Caitlin Cook

    On this episode CC talks about her relationship with christianity and how she hopes to use what she learned about herself after coming out and how it all effected her. Like I said, I have always been intrigued by her story and now have an excuse to talk to her about it and now share that with you!

    Episode is also available on Instagram, YouTube & and anywhere you get your podcasts!

    Thank you to:

    Caitlin Cook & Jacobi Briguglio

    Edited by:

    Ash Malone

    Produced by:

    Shelby Adele Tyre

    a Doodle Bug Productions project

    30 min
  • Episode 6: Sara C. Maner

    This interview with Sara has to be one of my favorites. Not only is she one of the sweetest people, she is very smart and insightful. Sara takes a look back at how her upbringing effected her identity and how she plans to help future generations to not fall victim to what she went through. She explains how she uses art and craft to hopefully create a better future for those around her. I absolutely loved this talk with Sara and can’t wait for you all to listen!

    Episode is also available on facebook, YouTube & Instagram!

    Thank you to:

    Sara Maner

    Jacobi Briguglio

    Edited by:

    Ash Malone 

    Produced by:

    Shelby Adele Tyre 

    a Doodle Bug Productions project

    33 min
  • Episode 5: Jacobi Briguglio

    Jacobi and I have known each other since around 2016. We worked together quite a few times in college on various projects. I’ve watched over the years as they have continued to stand in who they were and never falter and admired their ability to always speak up, especially for those who couldn’t. So when the idea to do a pride segment came up, they were the first person I thought of. Jacobi came on board as an interviewee and as a casting producer, helping me reach out and find this fantastic group of people that I was able to talk to and learn from over the past weeks. I am so excited to share this great discussion I was lucky enough to have with them on the show.

    If you'd like to watch the episode you can find us on Instagram, Facebook & Youtube! 

    35 min
  • Episode 4: The Group

    The group discusses how all of our experiences during 2020 were different but similar in so many ways. We talk about what this means for our generations and those to come. To have grace, be kind, and listen - not just for yourself but for everyone around you.

    Thank you to:

    Ebony Sojourner

    Carina Marquez

    Olivia Lauren

    Edited by:

    Ash Malone

    Produced by:

    Shelby Adele Tyre

    a Doodle Bug Productions project

    27 min
  • Episode 3: Carina Marquez

    Carina looks back on how 2020 changed her perspective on not only the world but personal growth as well. What she faced in 2020 in her own life and how it ultimately affected how she was able to walk into 2021 after everything we’d been through.

    Thank you to:

    Carina Marquez

    Edited by:

    Ash Malone

    Produced by:

    Shelby Adele Tyre

    17 min
  • Episode 2: Ebony Sojourner

    Ebony reflects on 2020’s oppositions, challenges and even victories. How she stayed true to herself through all of it, and how it fueled her art but also taught her to give herself grace.

    Thank you to:

    Ebony Sojourner

    Edited by:

    Ash Malone

    Produced by:

    Shelby Adele Tyre

    a Doodle Bug Productions project

    18 min
  • Episode 1: Olivia Levy

    Olivia discusses her experiences during 2020, the protests, coronavirus, George Floyd and what she expects our future will look like.   


    Thank you to: Olivia Lauren  

    Edited by: Ash Malone  

    Produced by: Shelby Adele Tyre  

    a Doodle Bug Productions project

    12 min

About Conversations with Inspiring People

From the publisher's feed

First off, I want to say how excited I am to get into this next season of the show. I have been brainstorming and trying to think of a new spin on this while also attempting to remain true to myself. And although most podcasts don’t have video elements, I feel like having these conversations face to face, or over zoom, added personality that wouldn’t come across just over sound alone.