Patrick Armstrong is a transracial Asian American adoptee, podcaster, professional speaker, and consultant with a passion for connection. His podcast Conversation Piece aims to explore the missing pieces of the conversations we’re already having and has showcased some of Indy's most impactful community members. On this episode, we deep dive into Patrick's search for his identity and what he hopes to accomplish for himself and others on his journey.

In honor of 317 Day, this week's episode features Antonio Maxie, the Mayor of Naptown and Keeper of the Culture. Maxie has become synonymous with Naptown because of his clothing brand, Nap or Nothing. As an artist, he has delivered countless masterpieces that have helped define Indianapolis' unique sound.

Keith Baker, aka Fly Creator, is a multidisciplinary creative in Indianapolis focused on creating moments! We talk about how he overcame personal struggles to succeed, the importance of mental health, and how he plans to leave an impact on those around him with his company, Men To Health Inc.

Special cohost and friend of the pod Ashley Nelson joins us on this episode to speak with Kelly Doucet, Community Engagement Strategist & President of The Exchange at the Indianapolis Urban League. We had a great conversation about the election and the current state of affairs in our country. Tune in to hear how we navigate differing perspectives and reach mutual understanding about the issues facing our respective communities.

We’re kicking off Black History Month with Quinton Collins, community leader and advocate on the far east side of Indianapolis and beyond. Tune in to hear Q speak about his passion for and the importance of uplifting his community and giving young black men the tools they need to prosper.

It was an honor to sit with Le'Deana Brown, Creator of Midwest Leak, for this episode. Le'Deana has made a profound impact on Indianapolis' local music scene through the creation of Midwest Leak Magazine and by continuously providing opportunities for artist visibility. She is soft-spoken but moves with intention and purpose, and in this interview, we find out more about who she is and what's important to her.

We're back and kicking off 2025 with a conversation with Indianapolis-based artist RBM Rello. We chop it up about his thoughts on the local rap scene, what he feels makes him unique as a person and artist, and dive into some current pop culture topics. Stream his music on all platforms and stay tuned for new episodes of the podcast!

Monty Matuka is the Founder & Creative Director of MELI (More Equality Less Ignorance), a sophisticated, streetwear clothing brand that seeks to promote equality and cross-cultural awareness. On this episode, we hear about his journey and what he aspires to achieve for the community, the brand, and himself.

Sam Boro & Laura Lakes of TopView sit with us on this episode of the podcast and talk to us about what it takes to be successful, the importance of teamwork, and what they feel the creative community in Indianapolis needs to do to elevate itself.

Standup comedian Gwen Sunkel drops by the studio to share her story with us and talk about the upcoming Middle Ground Comedy Festival in Indianapolis. Grab your tickets now!