The Inspiring Conversations Podcast

In this episode, Gina sits down with Jeff while being filmed in front of a live audience to share some deep thoughts about what moved her to start creating her very personal style of artwork, how it has been so very healing for her, and some thoughts that others have shared with her regarding to how it has helped heal them.

The conversation continues and goes even deeper regarding how this work can help free other people from how they can unconsciously cause suffering for themselves and others through facilitating a different perspective and more awareness about the power of words and how they are used.

In this episode, Jeff sits down with hip hop artist, poet and producer Original Flow for an incredibly enlightening conversation about his craft, how he got started, and how he has evolved as an artist and human being and some very formative lessons learned along the way.

He shares some very compelling information about what makes him and his particular craft very fresh and unique.

To learn more about him and to hear his spoken word and music, visit
https://www.theflowmentality.com/

In this episode, Jeff sits down with comedian Georgina Adjaye to hear about how she got started in comedy, what she has learned and how she and her craft have evolved, and what it means to her at a deeper level. She shares some very compelling stories about some her of experiences while performing and about what led her to pursue her craft.

She is featured in an upcoming event on May 18th at The Paramount Room called Ladies Night Of Comedy at 8 p.m.

In this episode, Jeff sits down with Von Gies to hear about his artwork that is currently on display at the Spring Group Exhibit at The Art Hall on 23rd and Walker. He shares some deep thoughts about what informs his work, about his process, and about what he has learned on his life journey. 

In this episode, Jeff sits down with Andrew May, Jon Edmund, Spencer Christian, Evan Burgess, and Stinson Fuller of One Two Ten to hear about their music and about how they came together.

They also share some reflections about what their journey thus far means to them at a deeper level and some thoughts about where they are headed. Their first EP, The Good in Everybody was released in October of 2017,  and they recently released their full length album Hurry Up & Wait in April of 2019 as well.

To learn more about the band and about upcoming shows, visit them at:
hear their albums and singles on Spotify
on Facebook--https://www.facebook.com/onetwotenmusic/
website--https://onetwotenmusic.com/
instagram--@onetwotenmusic

In this episode, Jeff sits down with the team from #YesLoveOKC--Albert Rios, Valerie Rollins, Mike Allen, and Andrew Frederick to hear about their movement that is a social community action group that focuses on bridging the intersectionality gap in society. Through awareness, art, continued education and social media, their goal is to create a community by encouraging necessary conversations in a respectful manner that promote growth and empowerment of all.

The team shares some very moving stories about the work that they have done and are doing in the community to bring people together from different communities and from different walks of life in very powerful and life-changing ways.

Each of them also share some very inspiring stories about how they got started with the group and how their involvement in it has changed their lives and ways of looking at the world.

To learn more about Yes Love OKC and about opportunities to volunteer and to get involved,
visit their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/YesLoveOKC/

In this episode, Jeff sits down with educator, poet, screenwriter, host, and wonderful human being Anthony Crawford, Jr. to hear about his life journey, personal transformation, and work in the community.

He shares some very insightful and meaningful reflections about how he sees the world, about where he has been and how those formative experiences and lessons have shaped who he is today, and about the power of storytelling, conversation, and asking the difficult questions in order to learn these critical life lessons in order to grow and evolve.

Anthony also talks about Dope Poetry Night at Ice Event Center & Grill at 1148 NE 36th Street as he is the host of that ongoing event every Wednesday from 8 to 10 pm.