The people mover podcast

In this episode, on the people mover, I sat down with Detroit multidisciplinary artist and artivist Sabrina Nelson for a conversation about Detroit, art, history, community, and humanity. We talked about her experience living in Detroit during the 1967 Rebellion, what it means to be an artivist and womanist, her powerful Black Birds work, and why looking out for one another and taking care of our communities matters.

We're joined with DJ Pressure for a conversation on faith, music, and purpose. She shares how religion and her upbringing shaped her journey, her love for singing, and the vision behind Spoons Radio

Venus of Detroit on the Bs: Black culture, Pro blackness, Black capitalism and Bisexuality

DJ Deadphone joins the pod for a conversation about music, creativity, and how technology is changing the culture. We discuss the rise of Al-generated flyers, the debate between digital and physical media, why people seem hesitant to collaborate, whether DJs deserve their dating reputation, and the role radio still plays in creating hits and shaping culture through repetition

Politics, friendship breakups, trusting your intuition, and why acts of service might be the most underrated love languageThis week, Cely aka what the cellyante joins the podcast for a conversation about the relationships that shape us romantic, platonic, and everything in between