The Keep Goin, Keep Pushin podcast has come to a close after an amazing season of conversations about the industry and the challenges artists face. The host expresses gratitude for the talented guests and the growth of the podcast. They invite feedback and suggestions for a potential season two. The host emphasizes the importance of tuning into the audio versions and leaving ratings to help the podcast grow. They reflect on the inspiration and takeaways from the season, particularly the impact on young girls. The host reaffirms their purpose to inspire and thanks the listeners for their support.

In this episode of Keep Goin, Keep Pushin, host Jade interviews a group of teenagers from Amped to Dance. They discuss the challenges of being a teenager, including societal expectations, peer pressure, and the pressure to grow up quickly. The teenagers also talk about the stress they face, such as schoolwork and dance commitments, and how dance helps them feel less lonely. They share advice for other teens, encouraging them to find something they love, be themselves, and not let others' opinions define them.

In this episode, host Jadè  interviews Tyfease, a talented actress and mom. They discuss Tyfease's journey into acting, her experiences in the industry, and the challenges she faces as a creator. Tyfease shares a personal story of overcoming a difficult time during a play after her mother passed away. They also discuss the need for more resources and support for aspiring actors and the importance of community. The episode concludes with a fun game of 'Would You Rather?'

In this conversation, Freddie Foolay, a music artist from Philly, discusses his journey in the music industry and his creative process. He talks about his experiences growing up in Philly and how the city's culture and spirit influenced his music. Freddie also shares the story of how he got into rapping and the challenges he faced along the way. He emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself and being authentic in order to attract the right support system. Freddie also discusses his biggest accomplishments, including his album 'Wheel of Fortune' and the music and arts festival he founded called 'Lit Dependence Day.' He shares his music inspirations and names Prince, Nipsey Hussle, and Stevie Wonder as three people he would love to work with. The conversation ends with Freddie giving advice to his younger self and encouraging him to believe in his own worth and potential.

The conversation covers the journey of two friends who attended a performing arts high school together and discusses the challenges and experiences of pursuing a career in the arts. It delves into the impact of social media on the entertainment industry and the importance of maintaining a supportive creative community. The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to the challenges and experiences of pursuing a career in acting. It delves into the impact of social media on fame, the struggle for quality recognition, the process of auditioning and booking roles, the importance of networking, and the emotional resilience required to navigate the industry. The conversation also touches on the influence of family support, the significance of embracing individuality, and the advice for aspiring actors.

Lester London discusses his journey as a recording artist and music producer, sharing his early experiences with music and his passion for production. He talks about the importance of perseverance and embracing rejection as part of the process. Lester also highlights his favorite accomplishments, including winning the curtis Mayfield Scholarship Award. He offers advice to his younger self and shares his top three rappers, favorite albums, and dream collaborations.

In this episode of Keep Goin, Keep Pushin, the host interviews actress and mental health activist Ahmieda Toure. They discuss their first meeting on set, the importance of genuine support in the industry, the journey of becoming an actress, the impact of representation, the challenges of self-tapes, and the significance of mental health in the entertainment industry. Ahmieda emphasizes the need for authenticity, protecting one's mental health, and staying true to oneself. The conversation also touches on favorite movies and TV shows, the transition from theater to film, and the future of the industry.

In this episode of the Keep Goin Keep Pushin podcast, host Jadè  interviews Taquan Allen, an actor, poet, videographer, director, and podcast host. They discuss their friendship, their creative journeys, and the importance of having a support system. Taquan shares his experiences growing up in Camden, New Jersey, and how the arts helped him overcome challenges. He emphasizes the importance of believing in oneself and not giving up, even in the face of adversity. Taquan also talks about the impact of social media on the perception of success and the need to stay true to oneself as a creative.

In this episode of Keep Goin, Keep Pushin, the host interviews Dana Marie Amy, an entrepreneur, host, mother, author, and mentor. They discuss their journey of meeting and forming a strong bond, as well as the importance of perseverance and patience in achieving success. They emphasize the need to stay focused on one's own path and not compare oneself to others. They also discuss the healing power of dance and the impact it can have on one's life. The episode concludes with a heartfelt appreciation for the guest and a reminder to keep goin and keep pushin.

The Keep Goin, Keep Pushin podcast is hosted by Jade, a dancer, actress, and musician. Jade's goal is to create a creative community and shine a light on creatives,  artist and entrepreneurs. The podcast explores Jade's personal journey and the challenges she faced in 2020. The podcast also discusses the importance of perseverance and pushing through obstacles. The guests on the podcast will share their unique stories and offer inspiration to listeners.