RareMaven: The Podcast

#RareMavenThePodcast is ALL NEW with Singer/Songwriter La Fleur!
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La Fleur, formerly known as Keisha Marie, is a singer songwriter from Pittsburgh, PA. Now based in Los Angeles she prides herself on making music that is 100% true, healing, and otherworldly. “Song Therapy” officially started in 2018 when she got my first home studio set up from Guitar Center. ⠀
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More over from her own artistry, She has even written songs for some heavy hitters in the music industry such as Macy Gray’s “Undone”. ⠀
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As an Independent underground artist, La Fleur plans on taking the world by storm and shes off to a “Crazy” start with her first 2 singles since her name change “Hurricane” and “Crazy Then” now available on all streaming platforms.⠀
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Check out this episode as she shares her journey in becoming a singer/songwriter, the power of belief in your artistry, trademarking yourself as an #indieartist & what song therapy is truly all about! 

On this episode we have Chanel Dupree!

Chanel Dupree is an award winning Screenwriter and Director based in NYC and Founder of Artistic Laughter production company.

Chanel has written in several writers’rooms, including her web series, "Black Retail" that earned her "Best Web Series" & "Best Comedy". 

Her second film “Next Stop” earned her “Best Female Director” and screened in over eleven festivals.

She’s a winner of Spec that Scene, a finalist for Women Write Now, finalist of BLACK BOY/GIRL WRITES MEDIA and A fellow of BRIC’s Screenwriters Lab.

In her latest documentary film, “You Think You Grown,” Chanel provides a deep scope into the adultification of Black girls and the impact on their lives through time.

#blackwomenowned #businesspodcast

On this episode of the podcast host Kareemah speaks with Moon Lee Ferguson. Moon is an award-winning filmmaker + founder of Filled with Magic Productions.

She is known for her award-winning fantasy series, Juju. Some of her past work includes Street Food on Netflix, Family Karma on Bravo, and the Emmy-nominated docu-series The 1619 Project on Hulu. Moon's most recent work includes her horror anthology series, Criblore, A Horror Anthology + she’s currently in post-production for her film, Skettel - a coming-of-age story about a first-generation Jamaican American mother working as a bottle girl to care for her special needs child.

Diva Dionne is an Essence Bestselling Author, Singer, Poet & Owner of Character Hollywood who is releasing a new self-published book called, “You Better Got Your Dream.”

The book centers around women discovering their creative power as a force to empower them & embrace what life has in store through the acts of journaling and reciting affirmations.

She wants women to release what has been holding them back, be bold and pursue their undeveloped dreams. In this episode, we discuss why the book is so vital in creating this way of life for women and how her work in the arts has shaped the way she inspires and creates her own signature life.

Analisa Wade is the Founder & Chief Creative Officer of Asilana Marketing & Events an agency that focuses on creating content & strategies in marketing and branding for businesses & entrepreneurs such as logos, web design, re-branding and event planning.

In this episode, host Kareemah Muhammad and Analisa chat about Analisa’s journey in entrepreneurship from age seven to working in corporate at Macy’s & international law firm Kirkland & Ellis LLP where she transferred her skills to launch the AME Agency. Plus, Analisa shares why it’s important to show up as your authentic self when it comes to your life and business in order to embrace true happiness.

K. Marie is an award-winning lifestyle and commercial photographer who produces beautiful imagery of women of color in all our glory & essence! She is also the owner of ESSENTIALS by K. Marie a luxury aromatherapy brand and Co-Founder of BRWN GIRL TALK, a community and safe space for healing and celebration for black women rooted in the south. Through her work she is committed to the empowerment, self-care & wellness of black women.

Join us as we discuss self-love among black women and the power we have in putting ourselves first, living unapologetically and how to capture images that reflect our true hues, tones & beauty.