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Season 3 is all about the art of difficult conversations. In this season, we will explore the difficult conversations - with ourselves and others along with other factors that impact our ability to have and hold space for truly meaningful conversations. — Music by Terrence Wimberly
Season 3 is all about the art of difficult conversations. In this season, we will explore the difficult conversations - with ourselves and others along with other factors that impact our ability to have and hold space for truly meaningful conversations. — Music by Terrence Wimberly
In this episode, Kashara speaks with John Kultgen, a content director at IBM. They discuss a moment of empathy that occurred two years ago in a New York City coffee shop that impacted Kashara and the way that she interacts with others today. They also talk about the cultural landscape of our country, civic engagement, and motivation. — Music by Terrence Wimberly
In this episode, Kashara sits down with Liesa Cole, an award-winning photographer, where they discuss 'The Secret Keepers' series, the human need to unload, what brings Liesa joy, and more. —Music by Terrence Wimberly
In this episode, Kashara talks to Julia Turshen who is the best selling author of Feed the Resistance. She’s also written for the New York Times, Vogue, Food&Wine Magazine among others.
They discuss how she got started, the ways that food can promote social justice and unity in our communities, as well as her upcoming book Now & Again which will be released in September.
To order Feed the Resistance and Now & Again.
Music by Terrence Wimberly
Kashara and Graham Boettcher discuss how experiences during his 20s have influenced his current mission to shift museum culture to be a more inclusive space for all. —Music by Terrence Wimberly
In this episode, Kashara speaks with Giani, a Birmingham and Hibbett Sports brand photographer about patience and how it’s displayed in his work. We also discuss what it looks like to discover purpose in all of our lives and the somewhat unexpected reality that comes afterward.
Many of us especially those of us in our 20s are always in such a rush to accomplish something great. A lot of us are expecting to be making a bunch of money at the top of our field by 25, have a house, a life partner, and maybe 2.5 kids by 30, but as cliche as it sounds slow and steady wins the race in the end. This episode is an ode to anyone feeling behind in your journey or caught up in the competitive pressures of life.
View Giani’s recent work. — Music by Terrence Wimberly
Kashara speaks with Bob Perino, Creative Director of Southern Living Magazine, about his approach to balancing work and his personal life, the need for increased diversity in media, as well as metrics of success. — Music by Terrence Wimberly
Kashara has a conversation with Bri about her transition to life in Miami for graduate school along with the ways that she copes with her anxiety. — Music by Terrence Wimberly
Kashara speaks with Lucy about her brave decision to begin the journey of sobriety and the ways that she has learned to create a full life when things don’t turn out as we planned. — Music by Terrence Wimberly
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