Friend and actress, Melanie Reif, talks to us about being a new mother during a global pandemic and a humanitarian and political crisis.

We had the pleasure to spend some time talking with therapist and social worker, Marcie, who works specifically with youth in the juvenile prison system. We talk all things prison reform and she shares insight on the school-to-prison pipeline and first-hand accounts of how and why certain kids get stuck in the system.

Our 30th episode finds us in a peculiar time in our lives. So, we decided to share with you our current struggles with the pandemic, social and racial injustices, and how, as artists, fit into a world where we’re viewed as both “nonessential” but also a necessity.

Model, actress, artist, and influencer, Ariel Thompson, joins us this week to share her experiences as a woman of color raised in a prominently white neighborhood trying to find her footing, her passions, and her voice. She also gives us a hard peek into a world where films and brands claim inclusivity but don’t practice it.

Today, we talk about the joys and struggles of interracial dating and how to overcome the obstacles of communicating and understanding the other’s backgrounds.

Creative Content Producer, Alex Taylor Williams, talks with us about the power of fashion and expression and how his experiences in the industry have opened his eyes to the prejudices and disrespect that come with it.

Jordan Shomer is back with an astrology rundown as it pertains to this dumpster fire of a year that 2020 is proving to be. Find out some eerie and alarming facts regarding the previous times in human history that the planets aligned in just this specific way and what world events happened at the time of said alignments. We also talk coping mechanisms based on one’s own personal astrology, whether astrologists saw this coming, and where professionals see the next few years going.

Ayurveda Health Counselor, Reiki Master, Yoga Specialist, and Meditation & Fitness Coach, James Mathew Serra, talks (and chants) with us about the power of meditation, Ayurveda’s natural healing properties, and how you can figure out most of what’s ailing you by just looking at your tongue.

Trauma-informed Empathy Coach, Tony Scruggs, chats with us about the power of self-love, unceasing communication, and the biggest roadblocks when engaging in anti-racist work. He also shares techniques to use to center and ground yourself when confronting a loved one’s frustrating views on race.

We speak with anti-racist activist and co-founder of "White People For Black Lives", Dahlia Ferlito, regarding the very important and urgent role white people play in the fight for justice and societal reform. We urge you all to not confuse the importance of listening with the command to stay silent. Dahlia discusses the ways in which we are all rooted in this system of white supremacy and the ways in which we can all play our part to dismantle it from the inside out.