In the Pocket

This episode we meet creative Drell. His interview is engaging due to his inspirations coming across in a storyteller pattern. He'll talk about his music and his clothing line. His cadence pulls the listeners in. And his song "We Won't Stop" featured on this episode is a melodic authentic vibe.

This episode we meet talented creative Graphic Melee. This episode is scored with music from Graphic's album To Catch a Thief 3. Graphic, finds the time to emcee, produce, DJ and give back to the community. To purchase and hear more of his work go to his website https://graphicmelee.com/. Catch his artistry on Mondays and Wednesday at the Flask and SunTiki Studios respectively.

This pandemic thick episode from 2020 shares Eddie Scott's inspiration and artistic journey for making murals.

This pandemic thick episode from 2020 explores Brooke's inspirations and goals for illustrations. She envisions a more inclusive world of comics and images that include femininity and ethnicity that is seen through a lens of power and not objectification.

This episode meet Jennifer Rachele. When she's not pursuing music she is educating and engaging students at UNE's MPH program. Both are her passions; and her goal is to invest more efforts to being the Seacoast songstress of her dreams. She currently lives in NH but still has strong roots in Maine.

This episode is pandemic thick going to back to 2020, where we meet Brad, a Brotha on a Boat, be sure to check out his youtube channel. He shares his nautical inspiration and journey.

As this episode occurs during a rainstorm; Sara takes the time to share her artistic endeavors including a spoken word poem. She also discusses how white supremacy dominates the natural resources of Hawaii, her home state.

This episode meet Tony, a nature and outdoor enthusiast. Listen as he shares his journey into becoming a hunter, his approach to landscaping and his commitment to Outdoor Afro (guided outdoor adventures for Black people).

This is the last part of her 2020 interview with ITP. Nicole shares more information about her future plans and her thoughts on Black activism.

This episode's content was created in 2020, and we revisit this pandemic thick archive, to remember the life of Nicole Mokeme of Rise and Shine Youth Retreat. Currently, her death is being labeled a hit and run, however, the suspected driver is a known love interest of hers. My condolences to her family and friends. This episode is part one of a two part series. In this episode you hear her talk about making her retreats into a week long activity. It is beyond words that she succumbed during one her well received week long retreats.