The one where we do womanly things now and worry about the rest later.

It's been a while and we're purging the 2023 content we've been sitting on. This episode, we are joined by Austin singer-songwriter (and all around dope ass woman) Alesia Lani in a candid conversation about the music, the feels, and everything in between.

Because life has been life-ing, we've decided to scratch the segments and give this interview its own spotlight, as we enter into a new calendar year and season in our lives. After a brief update on where our host, OG Adriana, has been all year, we hop right into this months-old interview which has now been named a new favorite conversation we've shared.

Talk to y'all in 2024!

For all things Alesia Lani, please visit https://www.alesialanimusic.com/.

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The one where we learn what it really means to me a multi-disciplinary artist.

WE BACK! For real this time.

After an extremely long, unplanned hiatus, 'Organic, with OG Adriana' returns to talk about ALL the things. We first drop a few bombs, give a few updates, then hop into a candid conversation with Eric Taylor to conclude our #BlackArtistsMonth miniseries.

Find Eric at @ericthechosen on ALL PLATFORMS ;)

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Find us here:
IG: @organicwithog, @ogadriana
Twitter: @ogadriana_
YouTube: OG Adriana

The one where the Shop is Never Closed. <3

This week, in the second installment of our #BlackArtistsMonth, we chop it up with graphic designer Chris Robinson. Chris is a black man, born and raised in Austin, who has a hell of a story to tell. We talk about everything from being received creatively in a second home to being the poster child for Virgos everywhere.  Join us in a convo about the art, the feels, and so much more! 

<3

Find Chris!

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The one where we talk to the Millennial Woman's artistic muse. <3

This week, we kick off our first @organicwithog miniseries of the year! The next few episodes are grouped as #BlackArtistsMonth, where we highlight some of @ogadriana's favorite visual artists and peers.  To start, this episode's Topic of the Week features an interview with a black, digital designing QUEEN and social media aesthetic muse  - Destiny Butler of destinydarcel.com.  In this convo, we (virtually) sit for what felt like good-ole girls' chat, and discuss everything from finsta beginnings and paving your own mf way. 

For all things @destinydarcel, visit https://destinydarcel.com/ !

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The season where we BUILD. <3

We BACK!! After a scheduled rest break, and an unexpected Texas Blizzard, 'Organic, with OG Adriana' is back for its third season.  After recapping the last month-and-a-half, we hop DEEPLY into our research bag to start things off. This week's Topic of the Week is an ode to the folks who really transformed the trajectory of this podcast last season; we're discussing the Psychology of Performing Artistry and all its nuanced glory. 

I can't wait to see how the rest of this season unfolds. 

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You did a good ass job.

This week, on the last episode of season two of @organicwithog, we recap it all! Instead of a formal Topic of the Week or Interview, we instead have an episode-by-episode recap of all the season two feels. 

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The one where we hold ourselves accountable (and use the tools to always do so).

This week, on the second-to-last episode of the season we are hopping back into our research bag! Our to-the-point Topic of the Week segment is all about something we preach about so often - accountability.  However, instead of just talking about the importance of holding ourselves and others accountable, @ogadriana outlines a bit about the psychology of accountability and the never-ending debate between determinism versus free-will. 

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The one where we chop it up with a Baby H23D Angel (/Demon Scorpio). <3

This week, in our last interview of the year/season, we are joined by rapper/singer/songwriter Billy Vin¢ent! In a hella candid convo about everything under the sun, @ogadriana chats with @bishopvin about the music, the feels, and so much more,. 

STREAM SOME  Billy Vin¢ent ON ALL MUSIC STREAMING PLATFORMS!

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The one where recapping before wrapping it all up.

Season two is almost finished, and ya' girl is tiredddd. This week, we are taking it easy. With only one guest and four episodes left this season, we thought it'd be a perfect time to have a bit of fun and take a break from the tough stuff. 

After ranting a bit about the world, and @ogadriana's Depressed Girl Winter chronicles,  week's Topic of the Week is a simple recap of Spotify Wrapped and all its black-woman created goodness.

The one where our testimonies save the world. 

We're back this week with the second installment of our current #OrganicWithOG miniseries! Throughout the month of November, we are  hosting #BlackMediaMonth - an ode to the black ass voices doing the  behind-the-scenes work to build community and illuminate creatives'  voices on their platforms.

This week, we are joined by Jay Hope - a media person and beautiful ass human (inside and out).  In a candid girl-talk, we chat everything from growing up as the 'weird' black girl, navigating a male-dominated industry as a black woman, and the never-ending journey to self love as a black, divine feminine ass creator - showing up every day as our ancestors' wildest dreams. 

Find Jay Hope!

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