They (Don't) Want Diversity (feat. Tamia Hatcher and Caleb Robbins)

Art in Everyday Spaces: A Consultant’s Touch (feat. Dr. Quahana Hendree)

This episode Kira and Mars are joined by Dr. Quahana Hendree, an art consultant based out of Missouri! Here they discuss not only Dr. Quahana's career path as both an artist and an entrepreneur but also the importance and beauty of "art for arts sake" in spaces that you see on any given day. Powered by Firstory Hosting [https://firstory.me/zh]

Notes of Wisdom: Where Music Meets Management (feat. Meryl Jefferson)

In this episode Mars and Kira are joined by former musician and current administrator Meryl Jefferson. Tune in as they discuss how Meryl got to where she is now and explore what transitions she took to get there. Powered by Firstory Hosting [https://firstory.me/zh]

Agents, Skills, and Trusting the Process (feat. Jordan Wynn)

This episode Mars and Kira are joined by Jordan Wynn the actress, singer, and dancer! Together they discuss Jordan's journey as a broadway actress, breaking into the field, and learning how to navigate it and embrace multiple opportunities. Powered by Firstory Hosting [https://firstory.me/zh]

The Art of the In-Between (feat. Tychelle Bearden)

How do you navigate the in-between moments of an artistic career? In this episode, special guest Tychelle Bearden joins Kira and Mars to share how she’s making the most of her time between contracts. Instead of waiting for the next opportunity to come to her, she’s investing in herself—honing her craft, building business skills, and staying proactive in her artistic journey. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on turning uncertainty into growth! Powered by Firstory Hosting [https://firstory.me/zh]

They (Don't) Want Diversity (feat. Tamia Hatcher and Caleb Robbins)

Welcome back to part two of season 2! Joining us to today are special guests Tamia (Mia) Hatcher and Caleb Robins. This episode, Mia joins us again to talk more about actor life with the addition of special guest Caleb Robbins. Together they highlight the different ends of the acting spectrum when it comes to auditioning for roles and the seemingly inclusive request for diverse actors... or not. Powered by Firstory Hosting [https://firstory.me/zh]