Flashback: This episode is from Winter 2021 We talk about the grind as an architect, being an artist and quitting a job with four hours notice.  

Kelsey: Scenic Route Shop and Architecture Firms

Sometimes having a job just isn’t enough.  Welcome to the Moonlighters' Club where we interview aspiring entrepreneurs who work full-time jobs. Our host, Joel Edwards, would spend his down time at work building a mobile app.  He then realized he wasn't the only employee there with dreams that went beyond a 9-to-5.  Join him as he discusses living on a steady diet of ambition and no sleep, with a new guest every month.

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Meet Isha Kamara. Hailing from Maryland, Isha runs a company called Breaking the Ice. Breaking the Ice is a consulting company that helps entrepreneurs unlock opportunities for dynamic growth in their industries and in their communities. In this interview, we talk about Isha's start in entreprenuership, her consulting background and her goal of creating a community for entrepreneurs in the DMV area.

The Moonlighters Club Presents: Isha Kamara of Breaking the Ice

Meet Shepsworth Bentley. Founder of the Bentley Brvnd and Coffee Club Social. Born and raised in Baltimore, Shep is an event curator with a skill for creating memorable experiences. A graduate of Coppin St., Shep hit the music scene then pivoted to event planning. He now owns his own branding company and event series that brings people together for coffee-fueled fun. 

The Moonlighters' Club Presents: Shepsworth Bentley of Coffee Club Social

It's been a busy two weeks for the agency. Fresh off the heels of our Live session: Moonlighting and Mental Health, we're looking at our calendar for future events. Topics Covered:  How can we make sure creatives get paid what they're worth? How can we showcase creatives virtually? social media planning Networking for creatives 

Joel and Colgan Catching Up

Meet Ryan Hargrave. Ryan is a friend of the club and a frequent guest at our live showcases. A few years ago, Ryan was working at an insurance start-up in the Boston area. He created a podcast called People After the Hustle (PATH) to share the stories of formerly incarcerated folks and their journeys from prison back to society. Ryan has since relocated to Brooklyn where he's loving life. He's got a new gig , living in a new city and enjoying every second of it. 

Ryan Hargrave: From Prison to PATH to Wall Street

  New episode alert!  the agency caught up with Charney Robinson-Williams founder of Noire Impact to discuss being a culture fit, impact investing and handling work-life balance.     

Kelsey: Scenic Route Shop and Architecture Firms

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