imhoodie Season 2 w/Adam

imhoodie pocast w/ Kirsten 3.2

Kirsten is a good friend who is no stranger to this podcast. Shes been very gracious to come on and play a part in the chaos of imhoodie. Our hour and twenty minute conversation didn’t scratch the surface of what we discuss behind the scenes. But we both understand the absolute necessity of doing shadow work. I'll have her back soon to continue our work of putting language to universal emotions.

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Welcome back! Season 3 kicks off with Michael

imhoodie w/ Kristian and CamSam

Three creatives sit down and talk honestly about building things without really knowing how — music, identity, belief systems, and careers that didn’t follow the “normal” blueprint. They unpack ADHD brains, unfinished songs, school systems that didn’t fit, faith shifts, and the tension between wanting to create and not wanting to perform. There’s humor. There’s self-awareness. There’s real talk about growing out of old narratives and into something more aligned. At its core, this episode isn’t about flexing wins — it’s about figuring it out in real time. Surviving weird chapters. Letting music live in your head before you record it. Learning that creative partnerships matter more than ego. It’s messy. It’s reflective. It’s three people becoming.

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We talk money stress, health insurance, art, intuition, angel numbers, and what it actually means to “elevate” when life isn’t giving clear answers. Somewhere between tarot pulls, music memories, and real conversations about broken systems, this turns into a reminder that not everything meaningful is productive — and not everything productive is meaningful. No performance. No fake optimism. Just two people thinking out loud and letting the process breathe. If you’re building something, questioning everything, or learning how to trust yourself without burning out — this one’s for you. Inside My Hoodie 🖤 Are we elevating?

imhoodie Season 2 w/Adam

A long-form, free-flow conversation about creativity, unfinished songs, old bands, and the strange way art gets made (and sometimes never released). From Broken City Sky memories to gear talk, ADHD rabbit holes, studio chaos, and why the best songs are often the easiest ones—this is Inside My Hoodie at its most honest. No script. No polish. Just two musicians unpacking the process, the fear, the nostalgia, and the love of creating for the sake of it.