Thriving HeART

In this episode, Femi shares his experience during his photo shoots and expresses his favorite shoots . He represents The Bronx, his hometown, in everything he does from work to his style. He gives the audience his intentions of his photography, giving the viewer his "point of view". In addition, he gives advice to anyone starting out photography by showing you what's is necessary and what's redundant. Tune in to find out. Instagram: @Femiphotos Question of the day: What are you doing to feed your self care?

In this episode, Tru Ciety tells us his growth as a being, from being in the corporate world to entrepreneurship.  Being aware of his surroundings,  he noticed a void in his environment (The Bronx), which brought about "Tru Coachella".  His free spirit allowed him to not be placed in a box or stagnated in any form. Through his comedic expression, you get a refreshing perspective on self-assurance & self-confidence.  P.s. Trader Joe's need to sponsor. YouTube/Instagram: @Tru_ciety  

In this episode Sammie King gives us his perspective of the year 2020.  He explicates the opportunity for self-improvement, and self-awareness. He shares his feeling regarding the industry as well as the music business.  Ownership is a priority for him as an artist/entrepreneur, and gives implementation to facilitate owning your "masters". As a Christian rapper,  he makes a big effort to express his faith through action instead of words. You wouldn't believe what was his musical inspiration. Tune in and find out. 

Instagram: @sammie_king_daartist

Email: booksammieking.com

Question of the day: What do you believe your mission is? What is your mission on earth? Does the two align?

In this episode Ximone brings Nova & Mack on her journey as music artist. Ximone shows us how she's helping black owned business receive exposure. Nova & Mack get a brief lesson on music business regarding P.R.O. companies & royalty splits. Ximone has also created a ZINE for entrepreneurs and is currently taking submissions via [email protected]. She also recently dropped a new video, "Hit The Ground" as well as more music coming out in August. Instagram: @theximone  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3ch17R2Qfdq0zbU9mdFG01?si=yfo3RDYaR76kUY3XV1Pquw  

Nova and Mack are joined by Adriana Rose, in which they discuss about her fate as a singer. She shares her musical background, her influences, and her purpose within her story. Her faith is the muse to her music. Adriana explains that music can change someone's life for their benefit or  detriment. Mack brings a metaphysical perspective to what is "music". We send a diss track to DJ Khaled...and we're waiting for a response; and to top it off, Adriana shares her first song that she wrote, (with her father) with her aesthetically designed guitar. Question of the day: What brings you closer to yourself? Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Adrianarosemusic

In this episode Nova & Mack sit down with Nabbacus Watkins, an artist in the midst of his artistic development.  They talk about a wide array of topics including: social media, mental health, vulnerability and quarantine life. Nabbacus breaks down his history with his guitar. The three also diagnose each others' spirit animals and auras and go on many tangents. Tune in and go down the rabbit role with us...and if you were wondering...yes, we do have our medical marijuana card. 

Instagram: @lmaocryorwhatever

In this episode, Nova and Mack sit down with Kendra Blondell aka Kennie Sings, a Bronx-based poet and artist with the stage presence of a battle rapper. They talk about anime,  battle rap culture, ways to "push your pen", dealing with criticism and doubt, and overcoming depression by finding your soul purpose. Kennie drops a couple of bars at the end and reveals her plans to write a book and create an anime. She is also currently working on a mixtape entitled "Mixtape 87" and is open to support and collaboration. If you make fire beats or know how to fold a fitted sheet - hit her up!

Anime Recommendations:

Ghost Stories

Umi/Yumi (We  could not find the exact title she mentioned but the story sounds very similar to Elfen Lied).

Instagram: @kennie_sings

For bookings/inquiries: [email protected]

Question for the Listeners:

Do you feel like you are fulfilling your purpose?

In this episode, Nova and Mack are joined by HALVCAST, a London-based musical enigma masterfully swaying between boundaries of rap and social anarchy. They talk about his graphic novel "Munkination", his journey as an artist, his core values, climate change, personal integrity, the power of the people, how to be more of a "red pill person" and yes...they talk about "the mask". 

Look out for more music coming out from HALVCAST at end of the year. Links to his current music and book recommendations are below. 

Instagram: @halvcast

"Red Pill" Book Recommendations: 

This Is Not A Drill: An Extinction Rebellion Handbook

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind

Way of the Peaceful Warrior: A Book That Changes Lives

The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment

Find a Black-Owned Bookstore: https://aalbc.com/bookstores/index.php?statename=New%20York

Mack's Links to Support the Black Community: https://linktr.ee/linksforblacksupport

Question for the listeners: What are your 3 most core values?

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ELEVATE your heART! In this episode, The Everyday Bite talks about time and mortality. He brings a new way to life's transitions by using his past experiences as well as explaining the importance loving what you do.

Question of the day: Are you happy with what are you doing on a personal and creative level?

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