In this episode Denim Raine & I talked about the courses of life and the importance of community & unconditional within a village & the fact that you truly are not alone.
In this episode, I kinda just shared some of the thoughts that’ve been going around in my head lately. Hopefully y’all enjoyed it💕
It’s been a minute, but in this episode I gave y’all a life update, as well as a couple reminders to take with you in life.
In this episode I talked with King about topics ranging from tattoos to the hardships of a black human being. We talked about the importance of respecting artists along with the importance of healing within FIRST. You can connect with King at @kingbdy on instagram & @bdyking on twitter. Thank you all for listening🤎
In this episode I talked with El Noble, the founder of A Noble Cause. We talked about a range of topics from his nonprofit organization and how he wants to contribute to the world to liking fried rice. Today’s episode mentions a lot about the issues of homelessness and what we can do to be apart of the change. I have hope for the future of humanity & the world as a whole based off these conversations. Thank you for listening🤎
I realize I have a tendency to talk very fast & I also tend to ramble; please excuse that. Today I just wanted to thank you all for simply being here. Thank you for being human & allowing yourself to BE human. You are loved. I Love you💚
In this episode I interviewed Sydney Oshuna. She shared her story with us & how she manages to juggle all of these passions of hers. Miss Oshuna is working to be the change she wants to see in the world with her nonprofit the Me In Foundation. Tune in for more❤️
This episode was an example of what it’s like to have a conversation with someone with high functioning depression. Today I really just needed a space to release. I gave a life update (as always). I talked about a cool series I recently started as well the importance of honesty with yourself as well as others.
In this episode I talked with Star, an Artist from Atlanta about the lack of support for local artists & the idolization of celebrities. Being that this was my first time recording with another individual, there may be some parts where the audio breaks up; minor technical difficulties, but the quality will only get better as we continue. Make sure to go follow Miss Star @bdystar & book her for tattoos @phantomtattoos. Thank you for listening!!💚
In this episode I mentioned some spoilers for my merch line & other events I have planned. I kinda just updated you all on life along with reassuring you that there was still some good going on in the world. Sometimes you need to hear some good with everything going on in the world. #ripDMX
In this episode I read a poem called “The Merging of our words” by Kayla Carter (Me) and Simya Doster. I decided to step out of my comfort zone this episode and share apart of me my with y’all. It’s a little bit shorter but I hope you all enjoyed & thank you for listening. Also my cash app is $shereflects if you’re feeling generous 😉
In this episode I talked about some of my favorite things about human interaction along with the importance of choosing kindness. I got a little of topic and also talked about the importance of healing and changing bad habits. This episode was 17 mins of me trying to prove to you that there’s still good in the world lol. There are 328 million people in the US. 614 of them are billionaires btw.
Welcome to the first episode of Humans First. Here I reintroduced myself as well as my personal brand. I also talked about what to expect from this podcast. I rambled a little bit, but this was basically a literal representation of a conversation w/ Kayla NeAnn. Thank you for listening💕
TW: Mention of Suicide. In this episode I talked about the importance of self love & love in general. I also talked about the importance of taking care of your mental health. Thank you for listening💕
Welcome to humans first & thank you for joining me on this journey to finding our voices. As you all continue to listen I hope you’ll realize we aren’t so different at all.