In this episode Kofi and Amber interview rapper, previous music journalist, and Aquarius king Michael Penn II aka CRASHprez on the morning of his 29th birthday! We talk about Michael's upbringing in Maryland and humble beginnings in poetry and making the transition to music, how much tik tok has influenced the music industry, navigating the rap world as a queer Black man, and so much more! We hope y'all enjoy this conversation as much as we did. On a final note, Michael is an independent artist with no management tryna make shit pop, throw something to his cash app to support him since Spotify streams do not!

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In this episode Amber interviews Durham based Nigerian-American photographer and content creator Damola Akintunde! They discuss Damola's background growing up in Durham North Carolina, how she got started with photography, becoming a content creator, and end on a note about her fav skincare products. Learn more about her work and follow her on all socials for super helpful skin care/natural hair care tips and to keep up her incredible photography practice!

https://www.damolaakintunde.com/

https://www.instagram.com/damolaakintunde/?hl=en

https://www.youtube.com/c/DamolaAkintunde?app=desktop

https://www.tiktok.com/@damolaakintunde?lang=en

We're baaaaack! Catch up episode, we talk about where we been, where we at, and music we've been listening to.

Join us for an amazing discussion with culture worker Michelle Lanier!

In this episode Kofi and Amber have a follow up conversation with Ash about abortion care/support, the importance of all types of doulas, and end with a discussion on Kofi and Ash preparing to re-enter academia.

We're baaaaaaack! Season 2! Episode 1! Kofi and Amber discuss CARE, care work, how to show up for one another during exhausting times.

In this episode, Amber has a conversation with a Mexican-American designer, dancer, craftsman, Jorge Ramos. They talk about finding queer community in the south, the labor conditions of migrant workers, and the politics of leisure, and briefly close on the myths of Latinidad.