In this episode, I talk to influencer and model Kiers Breaugh about colorism in the entertainment industry. She’s known for having think pieces on TikTok and has even had thousands of people reacting to trends that she started. Kiera talks about her thoughts about how colorism influences the industry and what steps it could take to improve the futures of minorities. I hope you enjoy! 🌗🌗

I’m super excited to publish the sixth episode of the Archived Anecdotes season with TJ Sterling, owner of RaeComics who specializes in drawing, writing and editing original stories that center around black and minority characters! He talks about his start, his influences and the future endeavors he has planned for his organization.

I’m super excited to introduce the fifth episode of the Archived Anecdotes season. In this episode I talk to Linda Walton who is the owner of the “BADWAIFU” clothing apparel and accessories brand. She designs and makes clothing inspired by different anime that she’s grown to love and enjoy. In this episode she talks about her influences, what drove her to set up shop, how to run a business and even her favorite anime! This episode was really cool to record at the time. What makes it better is that she’s still going strong! I hope you enjoy this episode! 🌗🌗🌗

In this episode, I talk with my friend Akeem James again in regards to being Christian and maintaining your mental health. He gives his own insights on how God can come into play with mental health and even provides a verse or two. I hope you enjoy regardless of what you practice!

My friend Jordan DeVeaux comes on and gives her input about prayer and what it means to her. She speaks on her religious upbringing and some nuances in the Christian faith. I enjoyed recording this episode and think that it’s fairly insightful in an ever progressing Christian atmosphere. I hope you enjoy!!

The second episode of the Archived Anecdotes season is coming tomorrow at 5:15pm with another East African artist. Mr. Tz a.k.a. SanTz is a Tanzanian artist who is proficient in the native Bongo Flava genre of music. In this episode, he talks about his musical influences, pride in his nationality and the future of his musical career. He is available on all streaming platforms. Another important chapter to season four of The 98 Show podcast!

I start off season four with STEGA a Ugandan artist with loads of potential and promise. He talks about what inspires him as an artist and how he got to where he is now. He’s a multifaceted artist whose youth and cunning are things to be considered. I talk to him about his song “Sativa” (my personal favorite) and the production behind that. Be on the lookout for this rising star and his astronomical endeavors. I hope you enjoy!

This episode marks the last for season three of the podcast. I explain my hiatus from publishing episodes and what I intend to do moving forward with season four. I appreciate your patience and grace during this time and look forward to providing y’all with new content before the year’s end. This episode is shorter than usual but I still hope you enjoy!

My friend Kalin returns with his understanding of politics within the country at the time of this recording. He and I reflect on what said in the previous episode and consider if things are better or worse in the climate. We have our share of laughs and hard questions to answer within this episode. I hope you enjoy!

My friend Kalin comes on for this episode to speak on the political happenings that occurred right before the new year and then some. He and I speak on our hopes for the future of the government while giving some valid criticisms. All this happens in a candid conversation that has some jokes thrown around here and there. The chemistry is off the charts in this one. I hope you enjoy!