In this episode, our heroes go on an epic quest through the troublesome waters of working across borders and timezones, and pronouncing cohost's last names.

After taking a year off, Chris and Adam go back upstairs to talk about their creative processes, how things have adapted over the past years, and then touch on the subject that should matter to us all.

About a month ago, Adam went out to Seattle for a photoshoot with Chris. While he was there, they recorded a podcast. This is said Podcast. It was a very successful trip, and the photos came out great, a few will be featured as the chapter Artwork in this podcast. Exciting things are coming!

We're back!!! After a little unexpected two month hiatus, Chris and Adam return with another interview, this time with Andrew Lam, a conceptual dancer based out of Albuquerque, NM. We discuss his creative process, what it takes to compete as a dancer in this ever changing world, and how to keep motivated and inspired along the way. Welcome to the Podcast!

An Interview with We All Need Allies Co-founders, Lauren Brooke Penna, and Taylor Whipple

So, Chris drove across the country in 3 days, which is crazy, and apparently was also extraordinarily detrimental. Thankfully, many fantastic people came together to help. Adam is working on something bigger than he’s used to. Welcome to the Podcast!

Whelp, it was a good run, but now we have to change everything. Chris is moving to Seattle, Adam goes on a musical tangent. Chris has also been keeping something quiet.

In this episode, we play around with a slightly more controlled format, and discuss a little more in depth how we got invested in our respective fields. We hint at some possible future endeavors as well as pick apart parts of each other's history.

In this episode, we introduce ourselves, discuss work we've done together, and sort of just get the wheels spinning on the podcast. We were lucky enough to have our friend Taylor join us, and together we break down what it means to be an artist with a specific community label, growing beyond labels, and juggling the mental stress of people judging works that we view as extensions of ourselves. Thank you so much for listening to our first episode. We love and appreciate all of you.