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Authors use their imagination and creativity to challenge societal norms and realities we encounter. While they remind us how wonder and joy are important to community building and activism, today's special guest highlights the power of Love. Black Love especially. I'm excited to interview one of my favorite authors, Joan Vas...


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So much can be said about the world of Content Creating. But a trend I love and want to see more of is creators connecting, collaborating, or simply uplifting each other. Capitalism has turned this profession into a lane of unnecessary competition, inadequacies, or harm. For first-time or beginning creators, ...


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Part 2 of the "Lights, Camera, ATL" series

As Atlanta made its mark within the film/television industry, the next generation of filmmakers were eager and ready to shine. From Y'allywood to Grip Nation, I'm honored that today's episode features one of those legacy talents. Tune in as I interview Mr. Irie Bailey about sustaining a lasting career ...


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One of my fondest memories as a kid was participating in the summer reading programs. Outside of numerous attraction tickets and personal pizzas, I connected with stories that still inspire me today. For today's summertime episode, I discuss my love of reading and the authors/genres that shaped my journey. Authors are change agents using ...


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Happy Juneteenth SOUL Vibrant Fam!

Some people have so much to say about how we choose to celebrate, uplift, or protect ourselves. The last thing we need to do is police ourselves. Reflecting on current events, the conversation asks what are we going to do, need to, or should be doing. For this week's episode, I want to talk about what we NOT


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