Two Virgins

On this week's episode, Sam and Teresa interview Ram Tamez over a glass of Arnold Palmer. Ram Tamez is a Mexican 2d animation filmmaker based in Paris, and is also a Master of Arts in Character Animation and Filmmaking graduate from GOBELINS, L'école de L'image. Recently, he co-directed a short film called LA BESTIA, along with Alfredo Gerard Kuttikatt and Marlijn van Nuenen, which tells the story of a young Mexican smuggler and a little girl traveling illegally on top of a cargo train. The short film won the Best Student Film at the Annie Awards ceremony in 2021. Ram talks to Teresa and Sam about his journey from drawing/painting to animation, the process of making LA BESTIA, and believing in yourself as an artist.

On this week's episode, Sam and Teresa interview Black Rave Culture, a D.C-based group composed of Amal, James Bangura, & DJ Nativesun. Black Rave Culture recently released their new album, Black Rave Culture on May 12th under the label HAUS of ALTR. Black Rave Culture talk to Teresa and Sam about spreading the message of Black Rave, collaborating across different beats and sounds, as well as the power of educating others on Black history through creating and passing down music.

On this week's episode, Sam and Teresa interview Rouge over a mango lassi. Rouge is an MC/artist from Staten Island who just released his album War! on March 26. Rouge talks to Teresa and Sam about the process of putting out an album, his inspirations, and advice for students + collaborators. 

On this episode, Sam and Teresa interview Marlen Stahlhuth over a glass of coconut milk. Marlen is a Berlin-based freelance photographer and co-founder of MADWOMEN. Marlen's work has been featured in Nylon Mag, BLONDE Mag, INDIE Mag, VICE, adidas and more. Marlen talks to Teresa and Sam about her photographic eye, collaborating with different brands, and her favorite projects.

On this week's episode, Sam and Teresa interview Leanna Keith over a glass of cranberry juice. Leanna Keith is a freelance flutist, artist, improviser, and composer in the Seattle area, whose performance artworks focus on cultural connections and breaking audience and performer boundaries. Leanna was also a Teaching Artist with the Seattle Symphony from 2017-2018, and served as webmaster for the Seattle Flute Society from 2016-2018. Her most recent album, TAROT, was released on April 1 on Bandcamp. Leanna talks to Teresa and Sam about experimenting with the flute, pushing performance boundaries, and drawing tarot cards for her new album.

On this week's episode, Sam and Teresa interview A.G. over a glass of orange soda. A.G. is a London-based DJ, radio host, and producer. Not only is she a familiar face at local night clubs in London, but her voice is also recognizable as the host of the popular MnM Show on NTS and Rinse FM,  The Grime Show on Rinse, and as co-host with BBC AZN Network's Manara on their show Beauty Blender. Her most recent project, 333, was released in February of this year. A.G. talks to Teresa and Sam about blending genres, DJing in quarantine, as well as her love for Pokémon.

On this week's episode, Sam and Teresa interview Rhys Langston over a cup of grapefruit juice. Rhys Langston is a music producer, writer, and a visual and performing artist based in Los Angeles. His work explores the performances of race and identity, as well as the space between emotion intimacy and abstraction. His debut album, Language Arts Unit, was released on February 26, 2020, and was entirely mixed and almost entirely produced by him. Rhys talks to Teresa and Sam about pushing instrumental boundaries, lyrical contradictions, and what he's most proud of.

On this week's episode, Sam and Teresa interview Jerrod White over a cup of Mexico City Mocha. Jerrod White is a multi-media artist based in Brooklyn, New York, who makes deeply emotional drawings and portraits. He is also a photographer and works with various artists on album art. White talks to Teresa and Sam about dabbling in different mediums, balancing work and his art, as well as his artistic process.

On this week's episode, Sam and Teresa interview Jerrod White over a cup of Mexico City Mocha. Jerrod White is a multi-media artist based in Brooklyn, New York, who makes deeply emotional drawings and portraits. He is also a photographer and works with various artists on album art. White talks to Teresa and Sam about dabbling in different mediums, balancing work and his art, as well as his artistic process.

On this week's episode, Sam and Teresa interview Amani Fela over a Shirley Temple. Amani is a Brooklyn rapper, who previously appeared on the podcast with King Vision Ultra to discuss An Unknown Infinite. Now, Amani is back to talk about his most recent project, A CONSTANT CONDENSATION, which was released on March 15. Amani talks to Teresa and Sam about working solo, the inspiration behind his cover art, as well as finding balance.