The Olivia Fox Podcast

In this engaging episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Q Parker, a member of the iconic group 112, discusses his journey in the music industry, the importance of community engagement, and the concept behind his new single 'Beg.' He emphasizes the significance of kindness, relationships, and self-care while navigating the evolving landscape of music technology. Q shares his aspirations for the future and offers valuable advice for aspiring artists, highlighting the importance of understanding the business and maintaining a positive mindset.

In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Olivia and Ken Johnson delve into the recent indictment of Sean Combs, also known as Diddy focusing on the serious allegations against including sex trafficking and racketeering. Drawing from their personal experiences in the music industry, they reflect on the implications of these charges for Diddy, his family, and the broader music community. The conversation also touches on themes of justice, accountability, and the potential consequences of celebrity culture.

In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Olivia and Amy Allison discuss the vice presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. They highlight Kamala Harris's strong performance and her ability to effectively counter Trump's attacks. They also discuss the importance of voter turnout and the need to support Democratic candidates in key battleground states. The conversation emphasizes the historic nature of this election and the potential for positive change.

In this conversation, Olivia Fox talks to Gary with the Tea, a radio personality known for his work on the Ricky Smiley morning show. They reminisce about their friendship and share funny stories. They discuss the impact of podcasting on commercial radio and the importance of maintaining consistency in the industry. Gary talks about his advocacy work for mental health and AIDS, and the challenges he faced during his battle with cancer. They also touch on relationships and the difficulty of trusting others. Gary shares his thoughts on reality TV and his plans for writing a book. The conversation ends with a discussion about their favorite football teams.

In this conversation, Olivia Fox spends time with astrologer Kim Allen about astrology and the current political landscape. They discuss Kamala Harris, who is described as intuitive, serious, and hardworking. She has a special guardian angel and is determined and not afraid to take charge. Tim Walls is described as a ball of fire, determined, and responsible for others. Kamala and Tim make a good team and get along well. Kamala is predicted to win the election, but there are concerns about potential shenanigans. It is emphasized that people need to vote and be vigilant. The conversation ends with a discussion about the importance of voting and having faith in the process.

Shazam Conner, founder of H-Town, discusses his music career and the changes in the music industry. He talks about the challenges of being an artist in the digital age and the impact of social media on music sales. He also reflects on the evolution of R&B music and the enduring popularity of H-Town's music. Shazam shares his plans for the future, including collaborations with other artists and exploring different genres of music.

In this conversation, Olivia Fox talks with Aimee Allison, an entrepreneur and political activist, about the political process and the rise of women of color in politics. They discuss the excitement and optimism surrounding the possibility of a new era in American politics, the unique qualities and movements of black women in the Bay Area, and the importance of love and patriotism in rebuilding America. Aimee also talks about her organization, She the People, which aims to elevate the political voice of women of color and build a multiracial democracy. The conversation explores the power and influence of women of color in politics and society. It highlights the cultural shift that is taking place, where women of color are redefining the definition of American leadership. The conversation emphasizes the importance of representation and the impact it has on young girls. It also discusses the upcoming convention in Chicago and the innovative approach of including social media influencers. Overall, the conversation is filled with hope, possibilities, and a recognition of the leadership and excellence of women of color.

Dr. Seven, a doctor of professional cosmetology, discusses various topics related to hair and beauty. He shares his journey in the industry, the importance of a healthy scalp, misconceptions about hair care, and the versatility of different hair textures. He also talks about working with celebrities and the importance of specializing in a specific area of expertise. Dr. Seven emphasizes the need for self-awareness and self-definition in the world of beauty.

In this conversation, Olivia and KJ discuss the current political landscape in the United States, focusing on the potential candidacy of Kamala Harris as the first woman of color to be president. They also touch on the challenges faced by the Democratic Party, the immigration issue, and the need for change in how the US deals with other countries. The conversation covers a range of topics, including the role of race in politics, the influence of celebrities, and the impact of past US actions on other nations. In this conversation, Olivia and KJ discuss various political topics, including the potential candidates for Vice President, the future of the Republican Party, and the situation in Israel and Gaza. They also touch on the importance of strong leadership for future generations. The conversation ends with a discussion about whether the debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will happen.

Ray Chew, a music director, composer, and producer, shares his journey in the music industry. He started his musical education at a young age and quickly gained recognition for his talent. He worked with legends like Melba Moore, Nick Ashford, and Valerie Simpson, Diana Ross, and Donny Hathaway. Chew's career expanded to include TV shows like Saturday Night Live and Showtime at the Apollo. He also worked on various award shows and became the music director for Dancing with the Stars. Chew is now releasing his own album, titled 'My Journey,' featuring collaborations with Stephanie Mills, MC Lyte, and Doug E. Fresh. Ray Chew discusses the importance of sharing gifts and talents with others and how the spirit guides our experiences. He talks about how ideas come to him and the importance of doing what you love. Ray shares his unforgettable experience of performing at Barack Obama's inauguration and his involvement with Harlem Week. He also discusses his Night of Inspiration concert series and his plans for the future. Ray emphasizes the importance of parents supporting and encouraging their children's talents.