Multimedia artist, digital curator, and face paint icon Phlegm discusses the reverberating impact Busta Rhymes' "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See" has had on the development of his one of a kind visual vocabulary. We also discuss Phlegm's now famous shirt design "EVERYTHING YOU LOVE ABOUT NEW ORLEANS IS BECAUSE OF BLACK PEOPLE", Azealia Banks, and Hey Arnold's #1 It Girl, Helga Pataki. To see Phlegm's work follow him on instagram @mynameisphlegm and visit his online shop at https://teespring.com/stores/little-praline. 

Curator and Funeral Director's Assistant Lola Palacios reflects on Angela Carter's 1975 short story, "The Lady of the House of Love." Several themes throughout Carter's tale of Romanian vampire romance interweave with Palacios' many artistic practices. We delve into the "death positivity" movement, the gendered politics of necrophilia, and Lola's recently curated exhibition "Night Perfume; An Homage to Storyville" which explores New Orleans' early 20th century Red Light District through a contemporary lens. Find Lola on social media at @followyrlola and if you're in New Orleans, catch her exhibition up at Arrow Cafe until March 8th.

Rapper, singer, dancer, and revered scorpio Stash Marina discusses "Bucky Done Gun" by M.I.A. We explore the sexiness of dead plants, cheetahs, the importance of black femme educators, and the lost art of rollerblading. Find Stash's music at https://stashmarina.bandcamp.com/ and follow her instagram @8rawrawr8. 

Architect and visual artist Maggie Lloyd aka Orange Juane discusses "The Rape of Proserpina" by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. We delve into the surprising emotionality of marble as a medium in Baroque sculpture, separating (or not) traumatic contexts from art objects, Kelsey's feminist butcher ancestors, and Maggie's impending arthritic gargoyle hands. Find Maggie's work at www.orangejuane.com and follow her on instagram @orangejuane. 

DJ Heel Turn discusses DJ Koze's "DJ-Kicks", the ethics behind sampling James Baldwin speeches in a house track, the politics of Post-Hurricane Katrina party spaces, and why vegans are the new bad boys of the wrestling world. Find DJ Heel Turn's music at https://soundcloud.com/djheelturn and follow him on instagram @djheelturn. 

Electro-soul-pop goddess Nondi breaks down the album that has had the biggest impact on her creative path, Solange's "A Seat at the Table." From the lusciously textured visual album's palette to Solange's creating a sense of "black girl weirdo" permission for other black women to fully embrace their weird, Nondi expounds on the many ways this album has touched her personal and creative life. Find Nondi's new EP "Water" on Spotify and iTunes, and follow her on instagram @Nondi.