Real J Wallace talks about his childhood, spirituality, and blackness

Suzy Lee talks about being the child of Korean immigrants and growing up in El Paso.

Suzy Lee is Suzy is a calligrapher, an artist, a designer, and the child of Korean immigrants. In this episode she tells the story of her early life, weaving in her thoughts on immigration, asian stereotypes, Christianity, and the beauty of being different. Meanwhile, I struggle to find a word other than "cool" to describe her. (What can I say, she is very cool.) Follow Suzy on Instagram (at)hellosuzylee. Follow The Reindeer Club on Instagram: (at)TheReindeerClub

Real J Wallace talks about his childhood, spirituality, and blackness

Probably most people consider themselves to be deep thinkers, but its rare to meet someone who, when they open their mouth, makes you immediately realize that they're on another level than most people. That's Real J Wallace. This guy is an artist, a poet, and the founder of ThChrch, a creative space in San Diego. On this episode we go deep, discussing his childhood, his journey, his faith and his race. And then, of course, a lot of other stuff he brought up.

Leah Pantea talks about making a living while trying to paint the unknown

Leah Pantea is a creator and painter based in San Diego. In this episode, she opens up about her upbringing, her thoughts on faith and the unknown, San Diego's art scene, and a lot more. You can follow Leah on instagram: [at]____llp____