Katie Jett Walls is a D.C. based photographer of documentary, street and families. Today we're exploring her Puerto Rico, Grief Girls and Save Our Souls projects and the creative benefits of Improve Theater.

Robert LeBlanc is a documentary photographer, skateboarder and man of exploration. On today's episode, we discuss his photobook "Unlawful Conduct", his unique travels through Bulgaria, documentation of Florida in the wake of Hurricane Irma and an upcoming project focused on the victims of Meth Addiction and more.

Part-2 of our interview with civil rights photographer, Stephen Somerstein. Today, we continue our discussion on his work at Selma in '65, his battle with Paramount Pictures on using his work for the movie "Selma", the deteriorating state of journalism today and the importance of Photo Editors in the 21st Century.

"Iconic" is the only word that comes to mind when we talk about the work of photographer, Stephen Somerstein. From his youth at the museums of New York City to his photography of the Selma to Montgomery March of '65. Stephen’s photos of such legendary figures as Dr. Martin Luther King, John Lewis, Andrew Young, Bayard Rustin and many others, will grace the pages of history books forever.

Animal lover and copy editor for PETA, Tracy Habenicht recently leapt head long into the world of street photography. She may be new to the genre, but she brings a fresh pair of eyes, a unique vision and today she has a wonderful life story to explore!

Casper and Jim sit down to discuss 2017! The ups, the downs, past live events, our favorite episodes and gear acquisitions over the year and what 2018 has in store for our wonderful audience. Thank you so much for being a part of StreetPX nation.

Kicking off 2018, we're sitting down with San Francisco photographer, Brenton Gieser, to discuss his documentary project and process. Through audio-video interviews and countless hours, Brenton introduces us to the Tenderloin and a community that is often ignored, but truly robust in culture and humanity. Tender Souls immediately turns up the volume and gives voice to those with stories to tell and no one to listen.

Jock McDonald is a traveling photographer, musician and natural story teller and he is here to share his creative upbringing, inspirations and adventures documenting Cuba, Cold War era Soviet Union, Nicaragua and celebrities such as Robin Williams and Evander Holyfield.

Steve Disenhof, a bay area photographer with a heart of gold, visits the StreetPX Studio to talk about his career in social work, a natural passion for street photography and his ongoing efforts to develop and expand workshop programs, teaching technology and photography to at-risk girls in Kenya.

Najib Joe Hakim is a documentary photographer and in his projects "Born Among Mirrors" and "Home Away From Home", he continues to chronicle the lives, culture and personal stories of Palestinian-Americans living in the United States.