Sally Boy is a singer, songwriter, and artist from Philadelphia. He discuss the culture shift of moving from the East Coast to the West Coast and the difficulty of finding the right people to be around. He details his experience going from a band to a solo act and the process of developing his own sound and style, highlighting the differences and the values between his very intentional visual aesthetic and his more organic style. Plus, he hints at his upcoming project by describing his love for both sad/ emotional music and hard hitting bangers. Intro/ Outro: “Sippy Cup” by Sally Boy. @sallyboyboi

Peter Husting is an artist manager, publicist and founder of Red Bloom Inc. Peter shares his thoughts on the era of online classes, encouraging incoming students to explore other options. Peter describes the differences between Promotion and Marketing and why he pursues one over the other. He highlights the value in building an artists ‘story’ and the intimacy of letting an artist speak for you and your feelings. Plus, Peter divulges his love for his Latin heritage and how his mother’s story of escaping to America brought him new perspectives on balancing ethics vs legality. Intro/Outro: “MALAMENTE (Cap.1: Augurio)” by ROSALÍA. @petehustler, @redbloom.inc

Biata Shem-Tov is a photographer and DJ from Illinois. Biata discusses the skill of reading the energy in the room and how it assists in DJ'ing and interacting with others. Biata divulges her theories regarding “God complexes” and how everyone craves control of their own life. She describes how she was inspired by OnlyFans to create her new project Boo Dior, to empower humans by giving them a chance to feel sexy and beautiful. Biata discusses the duality of being raised by two immigrant parents with very different backgrounds and how this taught her to be open minded and empathetic. Plus, she recalls lessons  learned both during quarantine as well as while working in the Israeli music industry. Intro/ Outro: "Down Again (feat. Wiz Khalifa)" by Jhené Aiko. @biatatata, @boo.doir

Angel “Ace” Correa is a guitarist and artist from Southern California. He advocates for animal protection, especially the ACT (Action for Cheetahs in Kenya), and explains why he named his one man band “Animals Over People.” Angel describes falling in love with guitar and falling down the rabbit hole of song creation, realizing that it was the best way for him to express himself. Angel and Xage discuss escapism and how many artist turn to drugs when they can’t bear their own thoughts and emotions. Xage mentions the open-mindedness of psychedelics and that many people have never tried but, should. Angel speaks on how he is glad that people are becoming willing to stand up for what’s right and how early education plays a major role in social issues. Intro/Outro: “Bones” by Animals Over People. @ItsAceBruhh @anmlsovrppl @thematadors_av