Founder of Rockridge clothing Randy Wells sits down with your auntie to talk about fashion's influence on the world. We go down the list from $100 luxury button downs to the intersection of music and fashion. We even go on a trip down memory lane from FUBU, House of Dereon, Sean John, Billionaire Boys Club, and more. This one is packed.

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Another self talk episode: After watching the documentary for Earthseed and then starting Parables of the Sower, I started to think about the quote "Be the change you want to see."

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David Arwood, Northern California Karuk Tribe's Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) in Siskiyou County. We talk about the misconceptions of tribe life and providing services to help the Karuk Tribe get the services it needs.

Director of Searchlight movie "Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat", Tina Mabry sits down with your favorite auntie to talk about lessons learned, her work in TV and movies and whatever other questions I have.

Tina Mabry's first movie "Mississippi Damned" set her on course to directing Pose, Insecure, and a host of other shows we love to watch. Follow her on Instagram .

A bit of a shorter reintroduction to who is Auntie Brandy, how we got here and what is going on with this podcast

Jocelyn Jackson and Fox Nakai from the People's Kitchen Collective come through and talk about their documentary Earth Seed: A People’s Journey of Radical Hospitality based on the stories of Octavia Butler, organizing the free breakfast community meal and what is "Radical Hospitality."

To learn more about them read my article about the documentary on Oakland Voices

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SF Film's Director of Programming Jessie Fairbanks joins the pod to talk SF Film festival. There's a lot to cover in a short span of time from working in the film industry, who gets to program film festivals, misconceptions of what an independent film needs to, festivals during election season and the struggles independent filmmakers face.

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Grammy nominated Mandolyn “Mystic” Ludlum sits down with your auntie.

We get into Digital Underground, being a Black woman in hip hop, love songs in hip hop and creating her album "Dreaming In Cursive: The Girl Who Loved Sparklers". Mystic is was nominated for “⁠⁠The Life⁠⁠” from “Cuts for Luck and Scars for Life” (2001) and is a trustee of the ⁠⁠Grammy’s San Francisco chapter board⁠⁠.

It's a long one but we know that you'll love it.

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Music: Mystic- Still Love

Auntie is joined by report, model and cupcake aficionado Alicia Jay co-host of the CBS Sports show We Need to Talk, NOW . We're telling you the PROPER way to eat a cupcake, commentary about being tall, mental health, misconceptions of women athletes, Alicia's faith journey and how these men could never dunk on her

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We are deep diving in travel with travel expert and founder of Ethnic Ties, Acacia Woods-Chan. We talking POC traveling, what does it mean to be "extractive" and sustainable traveling, creating travel events and everything in between.

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Music by KaySuave