This is a great discussion about music and its role as a social engine and tool to provide comfort, clarity, and calm in a turbulent world. Music and its relation to other arts and the importance of art in everyday like is explored. Check out these links for contacts discussed in the episode -- https://www.facebook.com/brittni.leigh3 https://henryformusic.org/ https://www.facebook.com/V%C3%A4stra-117934142942823/

A great visit with Bryant Shaw and Vanessa Byrd of Halisi Africa in Railroad Square Tallahassee. Halisi Africa is an amazing store with authentic African apparel, jewelry, art, and food. And try the teas out too! I found this conversation to be immensely engaging, and it was a privilege to talk to my Railroad Square neighbors and make new friends. I think you will enjoy this too!

Join me in this great conversation with Anna McBride of Feeling Art at the Marketplace in the Railroad Square Art Park, in Tallahassee, FL. She is doing amazing work in not only creating art, but also making art more accessible to people of all ages in the community. Her story is one of using art to not only enhance her own life, but the lives of others. Remember you can find Anna at Feeling Art Marketplace on Instagram, or can email her at FeelingArt@outlook.com. Feeling Art is located at 694-1 Industrial Drive in the Railroad Square Art Park, Tallahassee. Ph# 850-766-5649.

A great conversation with artist, woodworker, and musician, Mershell Sherman. Mershell began using his artistic skills to heal himself after the loss of his twin sister, and has since taken his talents to lift up and offer healing interactions with his community. Don't miss this one!

In this episode, I am joined by one of the South's most prolific contemporary artists and muralists, Kollet Hardeman. Having made a name for herself in Tallahassee with her pop art and murals blanketing the city, I catch up with her after her move to Austin, Texas. This episode is sure to be colorful in art talk, and ah, maybe some of Kollet's signature vernacular! *note - some profanity :-o

In this episode, I talk to renowned multi-media and resin artist Quia Atkinson (QZDesigngallery.com) and learn about what has inspired her to create her beautiful artwork. Using her experience as traveling all over the world, Quia's resin paintings are marvelous and her art wisdom is not to be missed!

In this episode we talk to Tallahassee photographer and author, Katie Clark, and learn about not only her many exhibitions and written works, but her dedication to using them to break the stigma about mental illness.