The Muse: Recent Episodes
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In this complex maze we call life, you can easily become a product of wherever the wind may take you. More often than not, the places you allow yourself to be taken can lead to a more confusing or an even more beautiful space. In this podcast I, with the help of a few special guests, will break down those confusing spaces and questions as we try to navigate this maze we call life.
In this episode of The Muse pod, I’m joined by an old friend where we evaluate how we deal with success and failures and how the outlets we resort to can have unforeseen consequences.
Everyone has a unique story they can tell about their journeys and past experiences. There comes a time in our lives where we take a moment to reflect on this journey. But what if through that reflection, you realized you've come a long way but went the wrong way? Or maybe someone or something hasn't quite caught up to you in your marathon, and this "success" you've achieved has become, quite literally, useless or unsatisfying? In this episode of the Muse Podcast, Will Thomas and I pose these questions and give our own unique insights to this common dilemma.
In this episode, I invite Taylor Fisher to join me in a discussion about microaggressions and her experience within predominately white spaces.
In this episode I'm joined by a friend, Dennis Mashindi, to meditate on the current climate from the lenses of an African American.
I've been planning this podcast for over a year now. It came to the point where if it wasn't going to be recorded today, it was never going to be published. So I forced myself through my fear of creating subpar work being cognizant that it doesn't always have to be what I envision it to be. And that's okay.
Enjoy this off-the-top podcast episode. I look forward to consistently creating yet again. Because this time, it's a dance not a war.