In this episode, I had the pleasure to chop it up with Bronx, NY Artist, Mark Saunders. We discuss his love for the artfom and the series of events that led him to be the artist he is today. He talks about the mantra 'Forever Doubted' and the real meaning behind it. 

We also delved into the growth process between his released projects and the concept behind his latest single, 'Platform 333'. Mark gives his perspective on the current state of the culture and how it has changed over the years since he's been in the game. There's no telling what's next on the horizon for an artist with so much talent and vision, but whatever it is Mark promises to elevate his art while shouting 'FOREVER DOUBTED!!!!"

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In this episode of the Obsessively Outspoken podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Bronx native and Hip-Hop Artist, Mickey Factz. We delved into the turning point in his life when he decided to change his trajectory and dive head first into the music industry. Mickey took some time out to discuss exactly what drives his high level of work ethic, while expounding on how he eludes "writer's block" and the importance of incorporating financial literacy in his music.

We talked about the five artist and five producers he would absolutely relish in collaborating with if given the opportunity. His passion for freestyling and featuring on other artist projects was also a topic of discussion during this episode. Speaking of freestyles, Mickey and I discuss our personal favorite freestyle of his and why we hold it in such high regard. We also deep dive into his features on some recently released projects and the experience he's had working with other artist he enjoys collaborating with.

Lastly, we talk about any regrets he might have had in the past during the early days of his career and what takes priority now at this stage in his life.

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In this episode of the Obsessively Outspoken Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Tru Soul Artist, AMMXR. We discussed everything from his earlier days in Mount Vernon to the bond he formed with the legendary producer Pete Rock and being signed to his label, Tru Soul Records.

We delved into the music industry ups and downs he experienced in the past and the creative process he went through making his 2021 mixtape, '21 Grams: Worth its Weight in Soul'. We discussed my 'Top 5 Lyricist' list currently and the impact those artist has on AMMXR and the the genre on a whole.

We took some time out to talk about the pressure he may experience when his debut album, 'Dope Boy Soul' drops later this year and the influence Mount Vernon had on the culture for the past three decades.

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In this episode of the Obsessively Outspoken Podcast, I spoke with Dr. Chuck Herring, Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in the local school district. We discussed the candid and sometimes controversial conversations centered around diversity and how much progress has been made over the years. We also had a dialogue on the current state of Hip-Hop and the influence it has on society. We also took some time to discuss the n-word and whether it should be banned publicly or just omitted from the Black Community lexicon altogether.

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In this episode of the Obsessively Outspoken Podcast, I had the pleasure to speak with Deandra Alaniz on a wide range of topics such as the Black Conservative Agenda, Mental Health in the Black Community, the n-word, and obtaining the unbiased/unemotional education on American History.

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 In this episode of the Obsessively Outspoken podcast, I talk to Insurance Agent, Tiffany Battaglini. She shares the journey of her life that has brought her to where she is now. Despite all odds stacked against her, Tiffany continues to stand stoic in the midst of adversity.

She also discusses the meaning of ‘The Blessing Box’ and why she decided to create one for her community.

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In this episode of the Obsessively Outspoken Podcast, I speak with Social Justice Activist, Ken Wagner. We talk in detail about his upbringing and what prompted him to devote his entire life to social justice. We tackle topics such as white fragility, black stereotypes, white privilege and white allies. We unpack the state of the country today when it comes to race relations and what the future may hold for the nation moving forward.

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In this introduction installment of the first Vlog in the series, The REMedy. I discuss the roles that white allies have played in the past and present regarding protesting and the Black Lives Matter movement. I also explain the format and what's to expect moving forward in the series.

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In this episode of the Obsessively Outspoken Podcast, I get the opportunity to talk with HipHop/R&B Artist, Jazzmyn RED. We talk extensively about our involvement with the Big Brothers, Big Sisters program and how it continues to profoundly impact us. We delve into her music career and what's next on her agenda. We also discuss politics, police brutality and what propelled her into devoting her life to activism.

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In this 2nd installment of 'The REMedy' Vlog series, I discuss the current administration response to recent events and how feasible will it be to recover and get the country back on track and move forward in solidarity.

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