We're Back! After a brief hiatus to regroup and refresh, we invite Corey Vega to talk about how it's okay to take a pause, while discussing our weeks, our messy moments and our creativity. 

After producing a Music Video in one month Queer Artist Estafi Joins us to talk about what the process was like and shares what inspires his music and artistry as a whole. 

Atlanta performer and everyone's friend, Adam Washington, talks about how he remains overall grateful, thankful, and positive as an artist that gets to collaborate with others - and in return, we talk about fighting the negativity when you get the chance to create again. 

Ashley returns for Our First Q&A Session about The Craft of Theatre! 

Chicago based Actor, Writer and Performer Charence Higgins tells us that defining herself as an artist is in and of itself, an act of resistance. As a black artist, she shows us how she checks in with herself to claim her art is not just of herself but a piece to a puzzle that precedes her. Her passion is shared about her personal journey as a Grad Student, her goals of Connecting Artists and Finding the Joy and Healing within Art for the Global Majority, and her quest for many, many mansions. 

We sit down with Legendary Choreographer and Dancer Bubba Carr to listen in on his life experience and his journey with Sobriety. 

Chloe & Brandon start dishing on their biggest "Muckups" as a performer, on the stage & off. We hear a little more about Forgiveness Productions' February Project and what its like to produce a Music Video from scratch. Then longtime friend Butler Robertson sips drinks, sets off smoke alarms, and gives us an insight about one of the many Broadway Theatre Artists who've had to migrate away from NYC after the events of 2020. 

Face the fear and the monster that lives in your head, we talk about starting a music video and the culture of the industry with Ashley Dickey. 

Brandon & Chloe take a look back at where they were when Atlanta Theatre shut down, how they are inspired for 2021, where the idea for the POD & Forgiveness Productions came from and catch up with their good friend Candy