One Degree Of Separation

Honestly, all Andy's I've come across in San Diego are good people's. In this conversation, I speak to the pulse of San Diego, as @andyinternets called Andy Tran. We talk about how his network expanded as he embraced his connections on social media, his various avenues for writing, and his other involvement in the music scene, coast to coast. @luwejee https://waffleandvibes.com/

In this special episode after the election, I speak with Andres aka Andy aka @andyinternets, somebody I have the utmost respect for because of his role as a pillar of the community in San Diego. Listen in as we talk about Andy going from throwing wild parties to community based art events, how the election will affect us, what we can do now that Donald Trump has been elected, and our thoughts on rap today.

Tune into this conversation with the multi-talented Eli, an artist from New York by way of Indonesia. We talk about the transition from her home country to the hustle and bustle of New York, her multiple personal projects which include a film, zine, photo series, and clothing brand, our experiences with art school, and some philosophies and theories she’s been pondering as of late. @yungwolftown

In this very special episode, I'm in New York talking to one of my oldest friends, Yumi, who knows me best out of everybody I've talked to so far. We talk about our origins in Japan and how being a military brat has affected our perspective as creatives, her stint in professional PR, the importance of having personal projects, and the Asian American experience as told through our generation. @yumitko

In this episode, I speak to the plug aka John Dailys (@johndailys) who runs an apparel manufacturing service and clothing brand out of San Diego. Throughout our conversation, he speaks on what it takes to survive in the clothing game and in business in general, what he's learned from years on both sides of the spectrum as manufacturer and brand, and how a loss can teach you a valuable lesson. atthemoment.us

In this episode, we have Jeni (@jenileered) and Tricia (@__tcrz) to talk about themselves and their collaborative project, Balance and Bloom (@balanceandbloom / balanceandbloom.net). Listen to them speak on the benefits of collaborating, recall lessons from their travels, and touch on the reasons why they want to make it in their hometown first rather than places like New York or Los Angeles.

Tune into a conversation I had with my friend, Quynh. She convinced me to fully commit to the podcast so she gets dibs on first episode. Listen in as we talk about her origins as a music nerd turned full-on creative, being a mom, and the up and coming San Diego creative scene. @qvocado