Subject Thread Podcast

Subject Thread Podcast interviews Fashion Connoisseur & High End Fashion Photographer Steven G.

With over 7 years of experience in fashion photography and creative directing, and an expert at both still and motion photography, Steven G., based in the Midwest, is a renowned name in the industry for both stills and action shots. 

His work can be described as abstract, artistic, extremely aesthetically pleasing, and clean regardless of whether it is outdoor or indoor. He is known to put a lot of thought process before a photoshoot. This includes building a mood board, finding the ideal location, and gathering a team of professionals that will be ideal to bring the ideas to reality. His work can be seen from New York City to Los Angeles and somewhere in between.

In his interview with Subject Thread Podcast, Steven G. spoke about his recent signing with Bridge Models and modeling for Rihanna’s brand Savage x Fenty’s campaign of men’s underwear in which he has since broken the internet and given a realistic approach to diversity and body size. This is definitely a huge win for Rihanna who has recently celebrated the success of her second fashion show Savage X Fenty an Amazon exclusive encompassing all body sizes, ages, and sexualities. 

Steven was extremely hesitant and nervous being shirtless in front of the camera for the first time but he did something that most creatives do, They simply just let go of something for the greater good of creative he didn't want to be that guy that let an opportunity slip. 

He also talked about his spotlight feature earlier this year with Richfresh, a fashion designer out of Los Angeles, CA who’s changing the dynamics in the fashion industry.

Steven shared his ideas and goals for venturing further into the fashion industry. He plans on creating a clothing brand that is more size inclusive for males. He wants to make stylish and quality clothing for males who are big and taller. He spoke about the misconceptions about fashion and the midwest, growth for his brand, his go to sneaker, and his hybrid love for high end fashion with streetwear.

Steven hopes that his work inspires people and creates a spark within them. His work has been featured in many known magazines, commercials including Period Magazine, VoyageLA, and more.

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Subject Thread Podcast Interviews Vegan Entrepreneur and Film Director ‘Bad Ass Vegan’

John Lewis aka Bad Ass Vegan has made ripples in the fitness world. Having invested over two decades in this industry, it can be easily said that he feels extremely passionate about health and fitness. His love for fitness extends to the point that he has also played Division 1 College Basketball.  

John now helps people who want to make a healthier change in their life by imparting his knowledge and fixation about health and fitness through public speaking, social media, and engagements. 

Bad Ass Vegan has decided to become boundless in getting his message across and is working on a feature-length documentary that revolves around food and social justice, called "THEY'RE TRYING TO KILL US" He is working on this project with the Keegan Kuhn maker of “What the Health”.  The film centers around health disparities amongst people of color, disease, poverty, and systemic racism. The film also features important staples in the Entertainment culture such as Neyo, John Salley, Raury, Mya, Dame Dash, and more.

While talking to Subject Thread Podcast, John Lewis shared advice as to how to switch to a vegan lifestyle and talked about how his mother’s illness and her sufferings due to colon cancer is what drew him towards adapting veganism and Omad lifestyle.

John has been a part of music videos, TV shows, and fitness magazines and uses these platforms to highlight the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle.

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At the young age of just 20 years old and studying at Howard University, Tahir Murray is already creating storms in the fashion world.

Tahir is the founder and CEO of ‘Legacy History Pride’ which is a luxury brand created specifically to embrace and encompass the individuality and richness of Black culture, the beauty of black history, and creating awareness about HBCU communities (historically black colleges and universities). 

Tahir built this brand with an excellent motive in mind and immense support from his family and friends. While the description of his brand states luxury, according to him that has no correlation with price tag but it is about the mindset. The luxury in his brand is defined by the legacy, history, and pride that is embedded in his culture and represented in his clothes. 

During his interview with Subject Thread Podcast, Tahir talked about how his love for arts developed and how it has evolved him into the person he is today. He talked about his experience of being a part of an HBCU University, Why he created Legacy History Pride, School Of Hard Knocks clothing brand, and He even shared with us how NBA Superstar, Chris Paul, became an ambassador for LHP. 

Tahir hopes that his clothing line can do justice in celebrating and highlighting the magnificent and enriched art culture and the HBCU community.

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Dr. Sampson Davis is a renowned E.R. Physician at several New Jersey hospitals along with which he is an inspirational speaker, TV personality, and a best-selling author. 

It took years of struggle and difficulties for Dr. Sampson to get where he is today. He was raised, along with his five siblings, in Newark, one of the poorer cities in New Jersey in small and cramped living quarters. 

Today, Dr. Sampson is an excellent physician, has written and co-authored bestsellers, he has been a guest speaker on many popular talk shows in the US including, Oprah, The Today Show, and CBS This Morning. He has also been featured in publications such as Reader’s Digest and NY Times

In his interview with Subject Thread Podcast, Dr. Sampson talked about health disparities in minority communities. Higher rates of chronic diseases, cancer, Cov-19, and premature death amongst minorities.

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Being pro black doesn’t mean anti-white, being pro black does not mean anti-any other minority group, it just simply means you’re proud of who you are and where you descend from.

The Breonna Taylor case hits home for so many reasons. Being 26 years old not knowing everything and the plot of life stolen from you as you simply sleep seems like a bad dream. To say being shocked by the chain of events in Louisville, Kentucky would be a lie. When the city shut down before the news that was the indication that there would be no solid charges.

In this bonus episode co-host, @Nailahlovell speaks on real life, Breonna Taylor's outcome, Martin Luther King fruition’s, racial disparities and more.

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Subject Thread Podcast sat down with National Partnership Executive Michael Deegan-McCree of The Bail Project

In his interview with Subject Thread Podcast, Michael Deegan-McCree, Partnership Coordinator at The Bail Project, talked about prison reform and how vital it is to take steps towards making this happen.

He even discussed the idea of the abolishment of cash bail and shared insight about just how unfair it as poor people are needlessly locked up while the rich walk.

The Bail Project is on a mission to put itself out of business. They are working towards trying to put an end or at least reduce mass incarceration, prevention of the construction of new jails, and create a justice system impartial to race or income.

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