Zerothreetwo Conversations: Interviews With The Creative Class

In one way or another, we all enjoy art. Imagine what it would be like if you didn't have music in your commute, shows to watch after work, paintings to hang on your walls, or storytellers speaking the truth. Spoken word poetry and rap can be put into the category of craft that I know very little about. Which is why recording a podcast about it was the best way to dip my toes in this art form.   Fortunately, I had a chance to meet JP Arias. One day, we received a message on the Zerothreetwo Facebook page. He was asking if we were interested in sponsoring merchandise for a budding spoken word and rap artist. Here's a little secret - we are very willing to sponsor merchandise to people doing creative interesting things. A quick Google search of JP Arias showed his involvement in the rap scene as well as spoken word. One year later, he's showed up in a rap battle, tons of gigs doing spoken word, started a spoken word poetry group called Kasikas, and performed in the recent Bisaya Music Festival. He's been busy