I spoke with John W of the folk-punk band Rent Strike. John is a musician, songwriter, activist, and bibliophile. We spoke about literature, music, connecting with others, gentrification, and the lack of procedural justice in the government. John talks to me through his thoughts on how his background has impacted his writing and how he has been coping during the quarantine. Tune in to this episode of Dreams Not Memes. 

I spoke to Katie Trainer , muralist, artist, and teacher about her journey as a muralist. We spoke about self worth, showing your value and the impact of murals an culture. Tune in to this episode of Dreams Not Memes today. 

I spoke with friend, musician, actor and fellow activist Joshua Kirwin this week. We speak about the deep process of writing music, wasteful youth, politics, self care in the quarantine, mental illness, and the beauty of growth in your community. Check out our conversation and stay tuned on Joshua Kirwin's project Tubey Frank and his ongoing journey. 

I spoke with Vandon Tricamo, martial artist, visual artist, and guitarist. Tricamo runs Zen Cat Creations an organization dedicated to bringing people together through art and team work. During our conversation we talked about the art of self discovery and how to balance your internal conflict and trust your heart to be a better and more disciplined creator and lover of your own craft. 

I spoke with my friend Alex Stanilla this past weekend after failing to save our podcast interview. So we did a mulligan conversation and spoke about branding, creativity, exploring different genres of music, his Toro Sessions and so much more. Alex and I have cowritten two songs Basement and Notice Me and have shared bills together. Stanilla is an instrumentalist, videographer, writer and podcaster and we talk about what it means to explore different ways to express yourself and why experimenting with your craft is not a bad thing. Follow Alex's journey @ alexstanilla across social platforms.