Juice, a talented artist hailing from Buffalo, NY, talks with me about....well everything we thought of to talk about.

This includes her artist background, understanding and handling of the music industry, releases, and our shared propensity towards lyricism.

I was joined by @MsTee.Kay to talk about entrepreneurship, Baltimore, her artistry, 10th Cloud, and...toilets!

On July 9th, 2023. I was the poetry feature for Homebase Poetry. This was the culmination of a poetry journey that began over ten years ago, starting right here with that very platform.

In this episode, I share more of the backstory behind this special night.

I spoke with Emahni, a multi-faceted multi-disciplinary artist from Philly. As of the podcast posting she is a graduate of Temple, and she speaks about her career artistry ambitions.

She also opens up about borderline personality disorder(BPD), how it effects her and bringing awareness to others.

I did a cold open for this episode because it was my first recording in a while, and as part of the rust, I forgot to make sure I knew how to pronounce her name before beginning the interview. Sigh.

This episode is with Jessica, Founder of Audacity Magazine. We talk about the origin of the magazine, the features, celebrate 4 years on June 1st, and how Audacity prepares for their anniversary on Saturday, June 3rd!

This episode was particularly fun because we made so many bloopers...I couldn't help but to leave them in. Enjoy!

The first episode of Season 5 is with Aglowingpoet, an amazingly talented spoken word artist out of Baltimore. We talk about her faith, her writing process, her books, The Woman I Am Becoming, and she shares a Mental Health month themed poem.

She said one bad word so it's "explicit."

Artie Foxx, Cave Gang, Rap Is Poetry, Brandon Leake knows him...

Take a listen, bro has some words of wisdom.

Kay Kiara shares a piece of her stories, and her story in pieces. One hell of a story how she's finding her peace.

I sat down with Venette of VP Creative Consulting. We talk about the corporate experience, branding particularly for businesses of color....and Ronald McDonald.

I sat down with Ewane Masango of The Society.