<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2151881/fan_mail/new">Send us Fan Mail</a>on a recent trip to vancouver, I got to sit down with my best friend who just so happens to be a professional dancer, choreographer, and educator. in our beautiful little episode we share from our experiences as artists in the complexities of the film/tv industry.  featuring: cj damaso (@ccjdamaso)

Send us Fan Mail on a recent trip to vancouver, I got to sit down with my best friend who just so happens to be a professional dancer, choreographer, and educator. in our beautiful little episode we share from our experiences as artists in the complexities of the film/tv industry. featuring: cj damaso (@ccjdamaso)

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2151881/fan_mail/new" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send us Fan Mail</a>on a recent trip to vancouver, I got to sit down with my best friend who just so happens to be a professional dancer, choreographer, and educator. in our beautiful little episode we share from our experiences as artists in the complexities of the film/tv industry.&nbsp; featuring: cj damaso (@ccjdamaso)

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The Glorious Mess is for people who didn’t inherit a clean story. Mixed. Fostered. Raised in systems. Raised across cultures. Raised by people who loved you but couldn’t give you your origin. Hosted by Raymond Jordan Johnson-Brown, the show sits inside identity, memory, race, belonging, and the strange work of becoming yourself when you had to assemble the pieces. No self-help. No performance. Just lived experience, sharp conversation, and the honesty of building a self in public. If you’ve ever felt like the exception in your own family, you’re home. Welcome to the mess.

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The Glorious Mess is for people who didn’t inherit a clean story. Mixed. Fostered. Raised in systems. Raised across cultures. Raised by people who loved you but couldn’t give you your origin. Hosted by Raymond Jordan Johnson-Brown, the show sits inside identity, memory, race, belonging, and the strange work of becoming yourself when you had to assemble the pieces. No self-help. No performance. Just lived experience, sharp conversation, and the honesty of building a self in public. If you’ve ever felt like the exception in your own family, you’re home. Welcome to the mess.

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