In this episode, Jamar Denzel sits down with Demetric—wedding and corporate photographer, entrepreneur, and the visionary behind United Photography. While they touch on the business of capturing love and legacy, the conversation goes deeper—into spirituality, mental health, and what it really means to evolve as a creative in today’s world.

This episode is raw, honest, and grounded in the real-life balance between hustle and healing.

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In this episode, Jamar Denzel sits down with Jules Coy—owner of LED Studios and former top-performing Honda salesman—who made the bold leap from the car lot to the creative lot. They dive into his journey of self-reinvention, the hustle of building a videography brand from scratch, and what it takes to own and operate a studio in today’s content-driven world.

From closing deals to calling shots behind the camera, Jules’ story is one of vision, risk, and resilience—perfect for anyone thinking about making the jump into full-time creative life.

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Season 2, Episode 1 of the Let’s Get Real Podcast kicks off with none other than Will McCoy — founder of Kurody and a true creative force in DC. From growing up in 90s Washington, DC as a Jehovah’s Witness, to attending American University and launching ventures across real estate, tourism, CrossFit, and even electric car infrastructure —

Will’s story is a blueprint in reinvention and resilience.

We get into:

– How his faith shaped his early discipline

– Building brands rooted in community and culture

– The real DC before gentrification

– The evolution of Kurody as a creative lifestyle brand

– Staying grounded while moving through multiple industries

This convo sets the tone for Season 2 — raw, real, and rooted in legacy. 🎙️ Real stories 🏙️ Real DC energy 🧠 Real entrepreneurial game Hit play and let’s get into it.

In Episode 7, we chop it up with DMV model-turned-music-artist Naticua (@nautibyenature). She’s known for her striking visuals, but now she’s turning heads with her voice too. We get into her bold transition into music, how she’s been moving with creatives in the DMV, and what it’s like stepping into a whole new lane — while staying 100% her. We talk: – Going from modeling to mic-check – Finding your sound and your tribe – The beauty & chaos of DMV’s creative scene – Why reinvention is the real flex If you’re navigating your own pivot or trying to make art in a loud-ass world, this episode’s for you. 🎤 Real evolution 📸 Real pressure 🔥 Real DMV energy

This week we’re joined by the voices behind One in a Melanin Podcast—@oneinamelaninpodcast—as they share how they built a platform to amplify melanin-rich stories in the DMV and beyond. Whether you’re starting something new, pivoting careers, or just craving real talk about creativity and community, this one’s for you. We talk: From passion project to podcast How to turn a conversation-starter into a movement. Amplifying underheard voices Crafting a space where melanin-rich perspectives shine. Building community in a loud world Networking, collaboration, and nurturing your creative circle. Monetization without selling out Finding revenue streams that honor your mission and your audience. Staying authentic Why keeping it “real” is your biggest flex. Subscribe & Connect Subscribe for new episodes every week 👉 YouTube Subscribe Follow us on IG @letsgetrealpodcast Guest’s IG @oneinamelaninpodcast 💬 Drop a comment: What’s your biggest takeaway from today’s convo? 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your pods: [link in bio]

Show host Jamar Denzel sits down with Jackie Nina social media influencer and Fashion Model. They talk about her transition from Seattle Washington to Washington DC, what the culture shift was for her and her progress in her career through her publications and brand deals.

Show host Jamar Denzel sits down with FN JOE local rapper from Southeast Washington DC. They talk about living in the city during their youth, balancing work, personal life, and creative passions.

In the debut episode of "Self Therapy," join [Your Name] as he engages in a heartfelt dialogue with his inner self about a subject that touches many of us: depression. Dive deep into the hows and whys of his personal journey with depression, and explore the innovative self-therapy solutions he's discovered along the way. Whether you're seeking inspiration or simply looking for relatable insights, this episode offers a raw and honest perspective on battling the darkness within. Tune in for an intimate conversation that might just change the way you view your own struggles.