This is a song I'm pretty proud of. It's written for a biracial doctor character. This is for all of the nurses and medical professionals working as essential staff during COVID. Thank you! 

Enjoy more fun original theater music. Written for complex characters in the first response field.

This episode, I get to chat with my good friend, Esther. (I call her Starry, haha!) Esther is joining the Air Force Reserve, and is going to tell us all about it. She also chats about her experience as an Emergency Manager, her beautiful Chinese lineage, and a mysterious care package I have yet to receive! There's lot's of fun in store for you, McNuggites! 

This episode, I'm joined by the good humored Boji for a fun interview. Boji is a Cancer Researcher working at one of the leading Cancer research centers in NY state. Later on in this episode I anticipate a phone call from my father. The phone call never happens. Or does it? I also talk about the political use of Voudon by militaristic regimes in Haiti, and an eternal Christ like Afro-Latinx figurehead named Zumbi.

Haha! I made a few mistakes but this is a content packed episode for fans of STEM, biomedical research, and world culture.

45 minutes

A little work about magic and existentialism.

A political poem on existing while black, regimes in Haiti, and the truth about why people consume Voodoo culture in popular media. #BlackLivesMatter #HaitiMatters

A poetry series where I create artwork about complex topics with an intuitive, novice touch. Child like curiosity at play. For artistic STEM minds and bored people, haha!

2 hours + 22 minutes + 9 seconds plus Beyonce = 2:22 3X3 4.4.4 

Numerical magic, happy accidents, and fluffin' art because I like it lol.

Post podcast interview Additional Music By:

Solomun

Moonlight Densetsu by Harpsona

Door by Caroline Polachek

Liz on top of the world from Pride and Predjudice

Rimbaud poetry by Antastesia

 90's Kids Sounds Every 90's Kid Will Remember

Meet Emily, a real life Gal Gadot! In this extremely special episode, we'll follow Emily into the palace of memory. Her childhood in France, eloquent recollection of her time abroad in the Pacific, and dreams for the future culminate in a picturesque portrait of sheer life force. Another episode on international humanitarian work and complex identity.

Listen at your leisure. 2 hours.

Music and vocals by:

Sarah Brightman & Andrea Bocelli

Solomun @ Theatre Antique

 Zeyu Victor Li-Paganiniana by Nathan Milstein, Solo Virtuoso Piece, Curtis Institute of Music

Capricho Arabe (F. Tárrega) - Alexandra Whittingham

Stephanie Jones Latin Guitarist

Italian: Dante's Inferno - Canto 1 - recited by Roberto Benigni

Yosi Horikawa - Bubbles

Rendezvous ASMR on Youtube

In this episode, I interview a Jesuit brother named Erwin. His intelligent and informative conversation make for a high quality listen. Another rewarding slow burn on complex identity.