New Wakanda

Coming together just before the end of 2021, this episode looks to reconcile the New Normal of our daily and creative lives.  Many things have changed for us individually, as we look to continue this podcast and our own Creative Journey, and the realities of why we create are challenged at every point.  This episode in particular cuts deep to find out why we do what we do, and as all else changes around us, how can we adapt to what is sure to be a long road ahead.  Given extended time to share our stories, the realness of this episode is absolutely a must-listen.

The NEW WAKANDA Podcast comes back to reflect on the halfway mark of 2021, with all the surprises, uncertainty, and curiosity that has defined The Black Creative Journey during the COVID-19 Pandemic.  Coming back from a brief hiatus, we reconnect again to discuss how we can our direction when so much around you seems adrift.

Good day New Wakanda! It's been a minute for sure, but we are back and still creating.  The struggles and shifts of 2021 were historic in nature, and like so many people, the pivot into the new normal wasn't always a smooth one.  As we've done over our show, creatives TaLynn Kel and Dedren Snead speak candidly about how the first few months of 2021 have gone, where they are in their creative lives, and the outlook of being creative in the months to come.

Yeah, 2020. Everyone's had so much to go through in this calendar year, that itemizing the change, pivots falls, and fails in one show is simply impossible.  What we lost was more than time, and we've come to the realization that it may not ever go back to normal ever again.  But as creatives, where we've always found a way to push forward at all costs, what happens when the costs to keep on is too much? Join our creative co-hosts TaLynn Kel and Dedren Snead as they reflect on the cost of surviving 2020 and what that means as they look to reclaim the narrative for 2021.   The #BlackCreative podcast New Wakanda closes out the year with this emotional and cathartic conclusion.

As we close the year, NEW WAKANDA looks at their creative climate and how the winds of change have directed them and their works.