Show & Tell

DJ Complexion, The Future Beats Show Captain, pulls up to episode 34 to chat about his love of space and music joining forces, his ongoing journey towards peace of mind, and where his head was at when he was considering stopping TFBS. In part 2, Complexion brings in two items - a video that sums up the aesthetic of TFBS, and a photo that not only holds memories, but incites dreaming. Show notes containing all links to the guest + more will be in the SoundCloud description. Leave a rating/review if you dig!

Radio Host & Content Creator Andre Doughty slides in for episode 33 to share how he takes on obstacles, the balance between the public and private image of oneself, whether college is or is not the move, and what we can do as consumers of music/art to support Black culture. In part 2, Andre brings two items to Show & Tell that share the Black experience in an authentic manner. Show notes containing all links to the guest and more will be in the SoundCloud description. Leave a rating/review if you dig!

California-based music producer & DJ RamonPang pulls up to the pod for episode 32 to talk about his upcoming EP, how he finds inspiration and generates new ideas, and the equal importance of the free-flow and editorial sides of the creative process. In part 2, Ramon shares a few excerpts from his journal, something that he finds solace writing his thoughts and ideas in. Show notes containing all links to the guest and more will be in the SoundCloud description. Leave a rating/review if you dig the show!

Digital artist Isaac Goldman is in the hot seat for episode 31 to share his story on the pursuit of a career in digital media, what he does when work isn't coming in, and the pressure that freelance artists put on themselves. In part 2, Isaac shares a favorite item of clothing which leads to a conversation about aesthetic preferences and more. Show notes containing all links to the guest and more will be in the SoundCloud description. Leave a rating/review if you dig the show!

Music producer & engineer 92elm rolls through for episode 30 to talk about utilizing his voice in his music, the importance of letting art speak for itself, and learning new things. In part 2, 92 shares a book that he holds in high regard, one that has helped him realize that it doesn't take natural talent to succeed. Show notes containing all links to the guest and more will be in the SoundCloud description. Leave a rating/review if you dig the show!

Music producer & singer David Blazer pulls up to the pod for episode 29 to share how he channels his old soul through music, his recent transition in artist identity, and his response to the question "Who does the art belong to?". In part 2, David taps in to one of his other passions and shares a unique item from it that has been around for a very long time. Show notes containing all links to the guest and more will be in the SoundCloud description. Leave a rating/review if you dig the show!

Personal Trainer and Online Health Coach Tiana Young joins joins the show for episode 28 to take about how she started her journey in the fitness world, finding motivation, and building positive habits. In part 2, Tiana shares a memento that was "accidentally created", which adds to the weight of its importance in her life as it represents part of her journey. Show notes containing all links to the guest and more will be in the SoundCloud description. Leave a rating/review if you dig the show!

London-based music producer & dancer Afrosamuraiist joins Creator K for episode 27 to talk about how he balances music & dance, the idea of perfection can affect one's mindset, and the importance of an outside perspective in art. In part 2, Afro shares a band that he discovered years ago, which got us thinking about how our music listening habits have changed over time. Show notes containing all links to the guest and more will be in the SoundCloud description. Leave a rating/review if you dig the show!

NYC-based music enthusiast Natalie Scott joins Creator K for episode 26 to talk about how she ended up back in the big apple after college, what sparked her deeper interest in music, and what it’s been like working a 9-5 in what she’s interested in. In part 2, Natalie shares a few resources and tricks to being a better human being which are pretty darn useful. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. Leave a rating/review if you dig the show

Maryland-born hip-hop artist Malik Elijah rolls through and joins Creator K for episode 25 to chat about the grind of being an independent artist, the importance of knowing when to take breaks and not force things, and how it makes him feel when people listen to his music. In part 2, Malik brings in an item that his mother gave him to help with his day job. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. Leave a rating/review if you dig the show!