We're talking to Harlem-native artist and poet, The Bee, about disability visibility in poetry and more.

Priscilla Agyeman shares her journey of transforming mental health conversations for underrepresented communities.

We’re talking about poetry and mental health, the impact of cultural expectations on self-perception, and the path to publishing.

This episode is all about multimedia storytelling rooted in love and vulnerability.

We’re talking poetry and music, teaching in those spaces, and what’s ahead for Troublemakers Collective.

The art of performance, the importance of authenticity, and how Gabriel builds community through their work.

All things mental health, self-love, grief, writing to heal, elf-publishing, and more.

The inside scoop on content creation and connecting with our inner child with the founder of Black Girl Playground.

Deconstructing cultural narratives, redefining Afro-diasporic art, leading with love, and more. 

Bonafide talks to us about his Nuyorican roots, Def Jam poetry slam, music, publishing Excelsior, and more.

Through Ocoa, Nicol inspires women to embrace their authentic selves.

(and how to overcome them)

We have the honor of kicking off Season 2 with poet, educator, event curator, and artist Jasmine Rosario, better known around the way as JRose. 

plus season 2 of ordinary thoughts coming thursday, 9/5

the upcoming election and more

sharing poems, upcoming open mics, and more

plus, we've got some news...

Alejo A. Rodriguez is a published author, poet, and former professional basketball player. We talk about being more than what you do, taking risks as writers, the importance of support in our culture, community, and so much more.

Alyssa Rivera is a poet and entrepreneur whose work centers creatives on a mission to change the world with their art. Our conversation is about overcoming obstacles and choosing the life you want.

Daniel C. Haynes walks us through his experience as a migrant, writer, and Black man in America in the wake of the murder of George Floyd.