Director Patrick Willems joins me today to discuss one of my favorite things: movies. Over the last few years, Patrick's made a name for himself on YouTube with his thought-provoking video essays which have garnered thousands of views. On today’s episode we breakdown the creative “talk-show” he created during the COVID-19 pandemic.

If music is a journey, then no one has conveyed that better than Charlene Kaye; aka KAYE. Within this episode, she chats with Ken Grand-Pierre about navigating the world as an Asian American artist and the singles she’s released leading up to her album, Conscious Control (which is out now!)

Aysia Marotta is a photographer that has toured with The 1975, Pale Waves, Lewis Capaldi and more. Within this episode, she chats to Ken Grand-Pierre about how her photo-project, Come To My Window, has made the COVID pandemic more bearable for her friends and family.

Overcoats are two best friends that are here to remind you why there’s power in owning your emotions. In this episode we discuss the making of their latest album, The Fight; an album that highlights the various fights womxn have been combating within Trump’s America.

Today’s guests are Rory Friers and Niall Kennedy of Northern Irish band, And So I Watch You From Afar. Together they chat with Ken Grand-Pierre about why being in a band takes intense hard-work and dedication. This episode is dedicated to Andrew Dunbar, we love you and miss you.

Haviah Mighty is an inspiring musician, producer, and badass businesswoman who hails from Brampton, Canada. On this episode, she chats with Ken Grand-Pierre about the story behind her award-winning debut album, 13th Floor.

Welcome to The New Exchange, a podcast series by photojournalist Ken Grand-Pierre that explores how everyone has a story to tell. Season 1 will begin August 4, 2020; be sure to subscribe for updates!