Meet Cameron, he's new to Maine from the Midwest. He talks about his job as communication manager at Space Gallery. He shares insight on Afro-Futurism. And he talks about his transition from stand up comedian to comedic writer.

In this set, musical talent Kenya Hall shares her performing journey from Ohio to Portland, Maine. She also gives a sneak peak into her cannabis business venture.

A special episode to start out the New Year! This set has two guests. Listen to two interviews from participants of Rafiki Shop 207 Braiding Certificate Graduation. Iza of Kilimandjaro Beauty shares her journey as a graduate. Benni, an instructor of Rafiki's program, shares her journey as a beauty professional. Find Iza @kilimandjarobeauty and find Benni @thesaison_queen. After hearing their stories you'll want to be styled by them.

Listen to Joseph Jackson talk about his journery from military to prison reform activist.

This episode features singer song writer Maya la Maya, from Brunswick Maine. Maya la Maya talks about her journey to incorporating activism in her music. At the end is a single supporting BLM.

Listen as Ali Ali, a poet and an activist, recount his own journey through the criminal justice system and why he's an advocate for deconstructing youth criminal justice systems. He will also share a thought provoking poem.

Listen as Evelyn discusses the intricacies of Asian paper, fabric and fashion.

Listen as Bob Greene, an 8th generation Mainer talk Black History in Maine and his career as a Sports Reporter.

Listen as actor and musician, Evadne Bryan Perkins, talks about pandemic and being black balled.

Listen to Portland Maine native and activist Kasandra, talk about how she supports the unhoused through Portland Butterfly Project and how she has started her small business K.sweeets.