On this episode, Im joined by recording artist and Loverboy, Clew. Clew came up to Sandy Springs to sit down and discuss the stories that led him to where he is today. We talk about growing up in a musical household, making music with his producer girlfriend, Maraki Lotto, and how their relationship pushed each other, and much more.

I risk my life and limb to entertain you by actually going to a movie theatre to review the newest Christopher Nolan summer blockbuster, Tenet. I'm joined by friend Trevor as we not only discuss the experience of going back to a theatre but also all of the craziness that this movie provokes. SPOILERS!!!

On this episode, I am joined by Atlanta recording artist, Boregard. I got Bo on the line to talk about being the child of immigrants, getting into telling stories, the decision to take music seriously, making a name for himself at his college campus, the care put into performing, and much more.

On this episode, I'm joined by content creator, host, personality, and journalist, Sammy Approved. Sammy hopped on the call to talk about her early love for writing, using college as a tool to become well rounded, getting an internship at Patchwork Studios, how that internship led to kickstarting her career, moving back and forth from LA to Atlanta, and much more.

This assortment of songs was perfectly balanced to set a certain mood. use with caution.

Kosh is a director, creative wellness consultant, and creator of The YES Life Production company. He came up to Sandy Springs to talk about a move to Cincinnati, early dreams of being in the music industry, moving to Atlanta and failing, dealing with health issues, persevering through struggles and much more.

Wiley from Atlanta is a recording artist from Atlanta.(Shocker!) He came up to Sandy Springs on a rainy evening to talk about working as an artist during a pandemic and these socially conscious times, his inspirations for music, impact of growing up in Atlanta, relationship with late friend Jarrod Milton, and much more.

On this episode, I am rejoined by Atlanta DJ/Producer, DJ Willie, or simply just Willie. I was excited to meet with him again to hear about his newest project, Stick Together. We talk about the inspirations behind this work, the hurdles faced, working with these artist during Covid-19, mentality changes, future endeavors and much more.

The world is going crazy but its needed, just like its needed for us to come together to talk. We address all of BLM movements and what they mean, is it ok to be silent, what do we expect from white people, looting and rioting and so much more.

Mercury is up-and-coming artist out of Atlanta who got on the phone with me to discuss living with her grandmother while her mother finished college, growing up being bullied in school, how the bullying stopped and what impact that had, dealing with a disease that kept her in the hospital for months on end, dealing depression and suicidal thoughts and so much more.