Interviews

Building Black Wealth With Rapper Draze

Black wealth is estimated to fall below zero by 2053. Draze hopes to change the gaping racial wealth divide by inspiring people to support Black businesses though his music.

Building Black Wealth With Rapper Draze

Black wealth is estimated to fall below zero by 2053. Draze hopes to change the gaping racial wealth divide by inspiring people to support Black businesses though his music.

Healing Through Hip Hop W/ Diné Emcee Def-i

A conversation with hip hop artist and activist, Def-i about building a global community through hip hop, working with youth to address generational trauma and more.

Artist Hiba Jameel: Coping With Wartime Trauma Through Art

Iraqi artist Hiba Jameel opens up about mental health, U.S. immigration policy, and survival of the Gulf War impacting her art.

Leading the charge for restorative justice in WA after canna-legalization

Working as a budtender in Seattle Washington, Ahnya Smith recognized the whitewashing of the industry, which lead to her creating Colored Cannabis Collective, an “organization focused on community service, representation of POC in cannabis, and changing the stigma of cannabis for us all.”

Disco Ric on Diversity, His First Book & More

A conversation with artist Ric Wilson at Treefort Music Fest.

Ericka Hart: Dismantling Toxic Systems and Creating Measurable Change

A conversation with breast cancer survivor, activist, sex educator and author, Ericka Hart.

Penning Raw Omitted Histories

Pakistani, Kashmiri, Muslim American writer, poet, screenwriter and performer, Fatimah Asghar, open up about her new book, If They Come For Us and more.

Herizen Guardiola Of Netflix’s “The Get Down”

A conversation with Herizen Guardiola who recently dropped two singles in anticipation of her first EP, “Come Over To My House.”

Rituals of Mine’s Terra Lopez Holds Nothing Back

Terra Lopez open up about navigating the music industry as a queer woman of color, family separation, mental health and more.

Building Cultural Bridges: Project 562 Uses Art to Transform The Future of Education

Matika Wilbur, Swinomish and Tulalip, opens up about the importance of photographing all 562 federally recognized Native nations.

Falon Sierra: A Capitol Hill Block Party Highlight

Falon Sierra opens up about making her own music, producing, making her own visuals and breaks down her single, "Mr. Prez."

The Black Tones: “A Mixture of Kurt Cobain and Cornbread”

The Black Tones talk about their influences, making rock music in the Pacific Northwest, Trayvon Martin and more.

Chong The Nomad: A Summer Meltdown Artist Highlight

Alda Agustiano also known as Chong The Nomad, talks about feminism, getting creative in Seattle, musical inspirations and more before Summer Meltdown Music Festival.

Myke Bogan On Authenticity

A conversation with Myke Bogan about his upcoming album, Joe Fontana, Portland hip hop and so much more.

SOL ON GENTRIFICATION, ADVOCACY AND HIS NEW MUSIC

A conversation with Seattle hip hop artist, Sol

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