Into The Brain Noise

In the fourth installment of In conversation for the Venus Unfenfined Podcast, we talk with our guest, Jordan Occasionally (they/them). Jordan is a musician, singer-songwriter, and community organizer from Tennesse. In our conversation with them, they set the record straight on things such as 360 deals, TikTok music, industry plants, and more. Talk about their experience being an independent artist, the state of the music industry, and how their being a Black nonbinary femme has influenced not only their creative process but also their community organizing work. This episode was a great conversation, I had so much fun talking to them about all of these things, especially finding out their special connection to Adele. This episode will be available to listen to on Anchor, Apple Podcast, and Spotify. To hear the full version of our conversation, you can do so on Patreon, just click the link in the description, and now onto the episode.

You can find Jordan on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter. 

Patreon link to listen to the full episode: https://www.patreon.com/anastasiagracia 

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This week on the Venus Undefined Podcast we were happy to be In conversation with Mila tequila (she/her). Best known for her YouTube in which she posts deep-dive videos about the early 2000s correcting misconceptions and adding nuance to infamous female celebrities of the time.

During our conversation, we discussed her inspiration for creating the channel, her video-making process, the early 2000s, as well as chatting about fame, the internet, and entertainment.

In conversation - Emily Uribe

Last November, I had the best opportunity to talk to Emily Uribe. Emily is best known for her TikTok, where she first gained attention for her series in which she acts as a celebrity during interviews, press events, and others. In this conversation, we discuss her social media presence, the weight of social media, assumptions from viewers as well as other ramblings from us. I hope you enjoy this (apologies for the audio there were some complications with editing)

Our first interview is with the social media influencer and therapist, Shahem Mclaurin (they/them).

Known on Twitter, Instagram, and Tiktok, Shahem has consistently used their platform in order to have genuine conversations about generational trauma, healing, and the importance of taking care of one’s mental health.

In our conversation, we had an amazing time dispelling common misconceptions about mental illness along with discussions of generational trauma, the relationship between social media and mental health, and finally, how our mental health can be influenced due to our individual identities

An unscripted, slightly rambly introduction to the website from the host, Anastasia Gracia.