In this episode I speak with Olivia Charmaine who is shaping a brand new Hollywood With her IG TV show, “The Tea,” Olivia is a champion for individuals of color (and colorful people!), creating space for emerging womxn to transform their mindsets and embrace new ideas, all while thinking more deeply about integrating into communi-TEA.

As a seasoned TV and film professional with over a decade of producing and writing experience, Olivia has worked with TBS and Kerry Washington’s production company, Simpson Street. In 2020, Olivia founded Black Monarch Entertainment, a full-service entertainment and production company that highlights emerging artists in Hollywood and elevates the voices of writers, producers, and developers from planning to production.

You can connect with Olivia at https://www.instagram.com/olivia_charmaine/?hl=en and https://oliviacharmaine.com/ 

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Meet Lyrique J the producer, musician and songwriter from Dominica island country in the Caribbean.
 
In this episode we speak about her work as an artist and a songwriter, Lyrique J is currently working on her EP. 

You can connect with her at https://www.instagram.com/thereallyriquej/?hl=en

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Meet the autistic artistic savant with the ability to draw wide field cityscapes from memory. Stephen Wiltshire began his drawing at an early age as a way of communicating with the world around him. 

Stephen Wiltshire's passion for buildings, cityscapes and skylines continuously inspire him to revisit his favorite cities as well as discover new destinations while traveling the world.

Stephen's sister Annette helps run the Stephen Wiltshire Art Gallery. 

You can connect with Stephen Wiltshire at https://www.stephenwiltshire.co.uk/ and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/stwiltshire/?hl=en

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In this episode i speak with May the Muse  the Berlin-based singer and songwriter as we talk about her journey and her love for making music.

She talks about being 21 and not knowing what to do until she meets her producer who gives her to chance to learn how to make music and write songs.

She shares her purpose as making music and sharing it with the world.
 
You can connect with Maythemuse at https://www.instagram.com/maythemuse/?hl=en

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Meet the Multidisciplinary collective Superjazz Club as they talk about their creative process, their Ep "All the good times", their interest in other creative mediums such as film, fashion, architecture  and others.


You can connect with Superjazz https://www.instagram.com/superjazzclub/?hl=en

Listen to my conversation with Mary who's an impressionist painter from Colorado, as we talk about her work as a full-time artist and being a single mom learning to create her work in spite of her trauma as a sexual assault victim.


You can connect with Mary at https://www.instagram.com/viridis_artem/?hl=en and find her work on https://www.viridisartem.com/

In this episode, I speak with Eunice Cruzabra, a concept artist from the Philippines as she shares her experience creating art as an extension of herself and her work being a representation of her voice as she validates her experience as an artist.

We also speak about her dealing with the "imposter snydrome" and learning to love her work. 

You can connect with Eunice at https://www.instagram.com/eunpyonart/?hl=en and https://www.artstation.com/eunpyon

She mentions Croquis Cafe  and Deviant ART as great resources for artists https://onairvideo.com/
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Listen to Annan Affotey Ghanaian portraiture artist based in the UK, as he shares his story creating the GHANATTA series. His solo show where he honors his mates from high school with their portraits.

You can connect Affotey at https://www.instagram.com/annanaffotey/?hl=en

In this episode, i speak with Hannah Ajala about her work as a journalist with the BBC, her traveling across West Africa and her love for storytelling.

We also speak about the importance of diversity and inclusion in journalism.  

You can connect with Hannah at https://www.instagram.com/hannah_ajala/?hl=en 

In this episode, I speak with Gilbert the creative director behind Laceup Media.

We speak about his work in advertising, photography and the importance of consistently working to discover yourself.

You can connect with Gilbert at https://www.instagram.com/gilbertasante/?hl=en and find out more about his work on https://laceupmedia.com/


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