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Hey Friends! On this episode of Wowfire, your favorite friends tackle the current cultural climate with an update from the last episode. You will also get an intense Broadway 101 training course with the beautiful and always kind, Ms. Shelby A Sykes. Fresh off of her national tour of the Color Purple (which was disrespectfully interrupted by Corona), Shelby gives pointers on what it takes to be a broadway performer, audition tips, and insight into life on the road with faith. Buckle your seatbelts ladies and gentlemen because this will be a WOW ride. Get it Wild/Wow? See what I did there? Ehh, never mind, let's just get into this episode!
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Hey Friends! On this episode of WOWFIRE your favorite friends are joined by Worship Pastor and Singer/Songwriter Kierre Bjorn to discuss racism, racial prejudices, biases, and social justice in the church and christian/gospel music industy. If you've wondered how to have conversations about racial inequity in your multicultural friend groups and churches, this episode will enlighten you. It goes zero to 100 real quick. Be ready to be wowed.
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In this episode your favorite friends discuss the creative process with Asaad Thorne, founder and creative director for Urban Argyle (HBCU Grad). In this episode you will find out why creatives struggle to accept criticism and get tips to help you experience peak productivity in your schedule.
JDLATT and Melvin Charles Aikens sit down With Lynn D of the Milllynnial Things and The Dream Coach Podcasts.
JDLATT and Melvin Charles Aikens sit down With Lynn D of the Milllynnial Things and The Dream Coach Podcasts.
In this episode, Joshua and Melvin invite you into their personal conversation about all things Corona Virus and Church shut-downs. Get to know the hosts of WOWFIR through this inaugural episode. This episode features a furnace moment that encourages creatives to make the most of idol time (Matthew 25:14-30).
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