Whether they’re engaging in cloth talk or shooting the breeze, the intimate exchange of information and ideas between KJ Waldron and his amazing friends provide everything you’ll need for enlightenment, entertainment, and inspiration while navigating our ever-changing world.
Brandon Courtney (@bcourtz) is out here playing monopoly with real cash! And he’s schooling you to the game. We sat down to discuss what inspired him to go all-in on his new real estate ventures, the art of a good buy, and a bevy of other helpful information for potential home buyers. You’ll definitely need a pen and pad for this one.
6 May 2020
13. The Futurist
Operations associate Erik Alvarez is one of the most tranquil people I know. We sat to discuss his poem about life’s unpredictability, his keys to inner peace, and why he’s in no rush to settle down.
6 May 2020
12. Nobody Has It All Figured Out
Creative and culinary savant Kyle Martindale (@cravekingnyc (https://www.instagram.com/cravekingnyc/?igshid=aggh3g10q050)) is a man of many talents. He stopped by to discuss his passion for cooking, his trip to Japan during a typhoon, and much more.
6 May 2020
11. We Was Wolves
A Cogswell party was in full effect when I sat with Emmanuel Oziegbe to discuss his poem Withdrawals, the rules of engagement in situationships, and what it means to have your cake and eat it too.
6 May 2020
10. The Wunderkind
Animator and illustrator Anaiyah Luther (@anaiyahtatiana (https://www.instagram.com/anaiyahtatiana/?igshid=2ewx3ebwpnkl)) has been drawing since she was able to hold a crayon. She talked to me about the exhilarating experience that was art school, how she became a professional in her field, and much more.
6 May 2020
9. God Gave Me Vision
I got the opportunity to chat with visual artist Matt Bookhout (@embeelibro (https://www.instagram.com/embeelibro/?igshid=1npzgb1y9ntof)) about his adventures as a photographer starting with his early days in Upstate New York, our SUNY Oswego connection, and more
6 May 2020
8. Miss Beckles’ Classroom
I caught up with educator, poet, and singer Tierra Beckles to discuss her untitled poem that I’ve affectionately come to know as DNA and why she briefly stepped away from poetry, the importance of learning from your family that came before you, and much more.
6 May 2020
7. Heavy On The Hot
I sat with sports journalist Glassford Crossfield (@breakingtheglass_blog (https://www.instagram.com/breakingtheglass_blog/?igshid=1t5v2otvyk9qj)) to discuss why he can’t stand Lebron James, what drew him to journalism, the importance of discipline, and more.
6 May 2020
6. LIVEFROM631
I got the opportunity to sit down with photographer Stefan Liautaud (@livefrom631 (https://www.instagram.com/livefrom631/?igshid=3lli6jh8prol)) to discuss his tour photography and some of his favorite live shows, social media expectations, lessons he learned while traveling, and much more.
6 May 2020
5. BC Loves The Kids
Graphic designer and educator Brendell Caines stopped by to discuss her visual piece Amerikkka: Land of the Free, life after college, and what she learned about today’s youth while working as a substitute teacher.
6 May 2020
4. Unpopular Opinion With Collin Clarke
Photographer and sneaker connoisseur Collin Clarke (@c3foto_ (https://www.instagram.com/c3foto_/?igshid=p30pfiacxen3)) is one of the toughest critics I know. We sat down to discuss some of his “unpopular opinions” when it comes to music as well as his retirement from the kick game and much more.
6 May 2020
3. Doggy Dogg World
Kiana St. Louis (@themajor.ki (https://www.instagram.com/themajor.ki/?igshid=1m431lbh2zc64)) is a woman who wears many hats, both literally and figuratively. Fresh off her recent knee surgery, I caught up with Brooklyn based author, public speaker, and podcaster to talk about her piece The Wanderer, her forthcoming book of poetry, and much more. Update: The Photograph was a good movie.
6 May 2020
2. Just Wing It
My good friend, author and educator, KP schooled me on a rite of passage in womanhood as we discuss her piece I Knew I Became a Woman When. We also discussed the challenges of being a teacher, reminisced to our high school days on separate ends of the cafeteria, and much more.
6 May 2020
1. Fossils
I sat with one of my oldest and closest friends to revisit a conversation we had earlier in the day about pride and ego.
Episodes 1–13 were recorded over a 2-month period at the start of 2020. They feature an array of artists, friends, and family discussing pieces they submitted to a 2017 magazine project that was shelved, and how they’ve evolved since.
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