This week we dive into the world of music with Brendon Davis, artist, composer, and long time friend. Catching up we talk about his carrier in music, inspiration, and current projects, including albums he currently working on. Not only do I learn how many sub-genres of jazz there are, but I also get a glimpse into the life of music I know we all secretly wanted. This is a conversation to tune into because Brendon will be back in future updates.

Check out his music and projects here:
brendondavismusic.com 

This week we peer into local politics with my friend Adrian Ghainda and the role of local elections and politics when it comes to change in this country. Though we have different political goals and ambitions we agree that action is the best way to go about it, which is why we follow his carrier and county special election. He explains his inspiration for politics, how he found himself in the special election, and the process of really gauging what it means to be a local politician.  All in all great conversation worth a listen.

Check out his recently published Op-Ed here:
https://www.nj.com/opinion/2021/09/jersey-city-deserves-better-than-fulop-machine-politics-opinion.html 

We move into the world of Hollywood talking with my friend Jean Jacques, who is making strides by making her own production company.  We discuss her inspiration, vison, and films she has made with her team and the stories they tell in the time of Covid-19. Digging further into her inspiration to tell modern stories we find the conversation broadening to cultural representation in the world of the arts. If you're interested in film making and the process this is the episode for you. 

You can find her company and their projects here:
https://linktr.ee/JeanJacquesProductions