So Emma Kapotes inspired me to invite my boyfriend onto the show today. In this episode, we talk about how we maintain a healthy relationship despite me being an avid raver and him being "over the scene" and completely uninterested. For those of you who swear you could never date a non-raver, this might change your mind.

Special Guest: My Boyfriend Michael <3

ravers love water. is a brand created by GIVEMEPLUR in an effort to promote the raver's healthy lifestyle and to motivate and encourage ravers to stay on that path of healthy living! Ravers almost always get a bad rep for drug use and almost never get recognized for the positive and healthy activities they practice. So this brand is a way to help healthy and positive ravers get that recognition and also a way to motivate them to continue practicing their healthy behaviors.

The ravers love water. brand is a way to let the outside world know that us ravers respect our bodies and minds and are one with the universe.

Listen until the end to for a chance to win a ravers love water. t-shirt! 

Not many people can say they rave with their mom let alone be actual friends!  I had the pleasure of having the woman who made it all possible on the show to talk about what raving means to her and to share some of her upcoming adventures! Listen up you're gonna love this one.

"She's not a regular mom. She's a rave mom." ;)

Special Guest: https://www.instagram.com/knuklehez/

I talk about my personal struggles with anxiety and how I'm currently coping. 

"Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S., affecting 40 million adults in the United States age 18 and older, or 18.1% of the population every year." - Anxiety and Depression Association of America

Why are raver girls selling nudes? In this episode, I try to explore the psychology behind the reasons why young raver-girls sell content and what the long term mental effects could be. The purpose of this conversation is to provoke thought, not to push a bashing or slut-shaming agenda. 

In this episode, we sit down with Serena Harris aka Mama Melanin of the infamous Melanin Ravers. Serena goes on to explain how her group provides a safe and familiar place for Black ravers in the EDM scene, increases awareness of the true origins of the music, and ultimately promotes and uplifts Black ravers across the globe!

Special Guests: 

https://www.instagram.com/melaninravers/

https://www.instagram.com/gaeaxnelle/

In this episode, Ellie from Female Ravers United tells us what it's like running an all-female group of 13,000 people! F.R.U is an all-female EDM Facebook group that gives ravers across the globe a safe place to share ideas, apprehensions, but above all PLUR:)

Special Guest: 

https://www.instagram.com/femaleraversunited/

https://www.instagram.com/melaninravebae/

In this episode, we discuss how the increase in popularity of EDM has created a mass influx in population over the years, the negatives and positives about that, and how to cope with change.

Chantel King explains how the ritual of attending festivals and her close-knit rave family has helped her with the sudden loss of her mother. Digging deeper we discover that the EDM community acts as therapy and a serious support system for ravers.

Special Guest:

https://www.instagram.com/chanteljanelle/

In this episode we try to understand why there's such a disparity between men's and women's rave fashion! As we get deeper into the topic we realize that there might be some serious sociological factors facilitating this issue. Listen up while my boys Manny and Santana, and I get real and debunk stereotypes and offer possible solutions. 

Special Guests:

Manny https://www.instagram.com/donmanolo0/

Santana https://www.instagram.com/santanadevera/