Hello! Today is another solo pod. I talk about the podcast that I was a guest on link below. Go listen!

https://bio.link/doineedschooltobe

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/do-i-need-school-to-be/id1578949744

I also talk about turning down paid work to further my own journey! Thanks for coming by I appreciate you!

Reflecting on 6 months into this venture as we enter Hispanic Heritage Month. 

Alejandra is a creative who continues to further her creative education. We talk about her background in Latin America, her journey to Germany and Netherlands and her plans for the future of servicing those who might otherwise be overlooked. She started a podcast called, Do I need School To Be, to explore the question regarding traditional schooling especially for the creative fields. 

Check out her links below.    

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandra-villacis-miranda-b0630b101/ 

http://june10th.site/ 

https://www.instagram.com/dinschool2b/

Mylo Carter is a software engineer with a creative side. A musician and producer of music and videos. We talk about growing up in Chicago, living in the South and life as a professional in Long Beach. Check out his work at the accounts below!   

 https://soundcloud.com/lyto_waves/sets/new-tracks-2020 

https://www.instagram.com/lyto_waves/ 

https://www.instagram.com/solwaves.studios/

Fredie Mejia is one of the Hosts from My Primos Podcast and a writer.  We talk about Salvadoreno Representation, growing up in LA, nerd stuff and storytelling through podcasts.

My Primos conversational podcast with a Latinx view on everything from current events, pop culture Music , Comic books and  everything in between.  - 2 cousins share their thoughts, ideas and life experiences with all the Primos and Primas around the globe. A place for representation of the Latinx community

Check out their channels at the link below. 

@myprimospodcast | Linktree

Zulynette is a queer, Puerto Rican, womanist, artist, social worker (MSW), performer, and author. As the creator of the annual storytelling show A Little Bit of Death, she uses her artistry, research background, and social work background as tools for community transformation. Her work explores the themes of identities, our emotional resonance as humans, and death as a metaphor for change. Recognized as the first Hartford Iron Poet champion and a 100 Women of Color honoree, she has chosen to dedicate her life to using the arts as her form of social work. 

Her website is www.zulynette.com

Sheena and I talk about her New York Roots, her time in the Hospitality industry, and her decision to jump ship and go full time.   

Check out her work at   

https://www.instagram.com/ivydesignsco_/ 

https://linktr.ee/IvyDesignsCo

I hang out with Fred from DERF Designs, a Houston based digital artist. We talk about his French, Puerto Rican, New York, Houstonian influence and background. We also talk about a shared interest in comic stories and hip-hop world building. His story is an inspiring one and his work is SUPER DOPE! check it out at the links below.  

https://www.instagram.com/derfdesigns/

derfdesigns.com