In this interview, we had the honor of sitting down with Jessica Wise, a visionary entrepreneur and founder of Audacity Magazine - a powerful platform empowering voices and sparking conversations on important social issues! 🔥

In the season finale, I did something a little different, I turned the tables and got the homie Rhonni B to interview me. I want people to feel like family when they watch and come on the show so I wanted to give an inside look into my life, my background, philosophies and what I want people to get out of For All We Know...and of course a lil hip hop. 

There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason for madness. - Nietzsche.   

On this episode Liv and I to discuss relationships and what love means to us. From the first meeting to the first argument, we dive into some common and uncommon things that happen in our relationships and what we did to overcome them. The ups and downs of what a REAL relationship looks like in today's society. This is not a fairytale, because in the real world, those don't exist. This is just us.

In this world, branding is all around us. Everything runs off of public opinion and recognition. This episode I’m joined by a few of my PR/Journalist peers as we go down the editorial wormhole and share tactics, know-how and no episode would be complete without unforgettable stories.

Artists spend their whole careers making music and more importantly trying to make a dollar or two in the process, but are they doing it right? I’m joined by J. Nolan and Hickman L.A that not only know how to make good songs, but know how to monetize their music. We're talking royalties, branding, placements and of course a little hip hop.

Mental Health, what does it mean to you? Most importantly, what types of things in your childhood have shaped your mental health to be what it is today? I’m joined by a couple friends that speak about how they deal with emotion, everyday life struggles, trauma and what it means to be a healthy person, to them.