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When the Beat Never Stops: DJ Brannew on Music & Motion

On this episode of For All We Know…, I sit down with DJ Brannew, EarthGang’s official tour DJ, to talk about the grind, the growth, and the music.From Atlanta’s vibrant music scene to stages around the world, Brannew shares:🔥 The challenges and triumphs of life on tour🔥 The art and discipline of DJing🔥 Stories from working with EarthGang and navigating rap group dynamics🔥 Reflections on hip hop’s evolution across different eras🔥 How social media has reshaped DJ culture🔥 Why staying true to your craft is the real key to longevityWhether you’re a hip hop head or just curious about the behind-the-scenes of touring life, this episode gives you a raw and insightful look through the eyes of a seasoned DJ.

The Real Hustle of PR: Taylor Brooks on Turning Authenticity Into Her Superpower

In this inspiring episode of For All We Know…, I sit down with Taylor Brooks, a publicist whose career is defined by authenticity, perseverance, and staying grounded in who you are.From working with major names like Woody McClain, B.o.B, and Sonny Digital, Taylor shares what it takes to succeed in public relations while staying true to yourself.In this episode, we cover:The early days of Taylor’s PR journey and how she built her careerWhy authenticity matters in an industry built on perceptionLessons from working with celebrity clients like Woody McClain, B.o.B, Sonny Digital & moreThe perseverance required to thrive in entertainment PRHow staying grounded in your identity can shape long-term successWhether you’re an aspiring publicist, a creative, or just someone chasing their dream, Taylor’s story is packed with wisdom and real-life lessons.

Uncovering Hidden Histories with Will Anderson – Surviving Lake Lanier

In this powerful episode of For All We Know…, I sit down with Will Anderson, the director behind Surviving Lake Lanier, as he shares the journey, the challenges, and the mission behind the documentary that shines a harsh light on Georgia’s hidden past.In this episode, we explore:    •    Why Will chose this story: He felt compelled to bring back to life the memory of Oscarville—a once-thriving Black farming community buried under Lake Lanier after a violent racial purge in 1912.    •    The creative and emotional hurdles: From navigating limited resources to confronting painful truths, Will discusses the emotional weight and logistical barriers of making documentaries that challenge popular memory.    •    How he got into filmmaking: A look at the personal and professional path that led Will to focus on documentary storytelling—bringing history’s shadows into visible light.    •    Why this history matters: Oscarville wasn’t just a town—it was home to skilled Black artisans and families whose erasure is part of a broader narrative of systemic violence and forgotten legacies.     •    What’s buried beneath the surface: From submerged buildings and forests to unrelocated cemeteries—Lake Lanier isn't just water; it's layered with haunting stories of erasure and loss.Why this episode matters:Will’s work is a reminder that history doesn’t vanish—it’s often forced under the radar, waiting for someone brave enough to unearth it. For storytellers, creatives, and advocates—the episode is a call to action: remember, acknowledge, and amplify the erased.

Nia Shares Her Journey from Medical Assistant to Baker and Secrets to Entrepreneurial Success

A Sweet Leap: From Medical Assistant to Award-Winning Baker with Nia Bullet-BowesJoin us for an inspiring conversation with Nia Bullett-Bowles, the heart and soul behind FloraDonna’s Cakery, as she shares her remarkable journey from working as a medical assistant to becoming an award-winning baker and entrepreneur.In this episode, we explore:​Why Nia chose this path: A courageous transition from healthcare to crafting cakes—a leap rooted in passion, creativity, and self-belief.​The challenges and rewards: How starting small and leaning into discomfort paved the way for growth, recognition, and entrepreneurship.​Community & connection: Nia discusses how engaging with her community and using social media have been game-changers for building her brand and fostering loyal support.​The real cost of hustle: From sacrifice and late nights to pivoting under pressure—she opens up about what it truly takes to scale a creative business.​Advice for dreamers: Practical, inspiring insights for anyone looking to turn their side hustle into something more—complete with lessons learned and encouragement for the journey ahead.This episode is packed with heart, determination, and practical advice for any aspiring entrepreneur daring to follow their dreams.

Darryl Bordenave Discusses Creative Fashion, Ruckage Design Co and Iconic Celebrity Collaborations

Welcome to another exciting episode of "For All We Know," where we dive deep into the world of fashion with the talented Darryl Bordenave, co-founder of Ruckage Design Co. Join us as Darryl shares his journey from a self-taught designer to a celebrated name in the fashion industry. Discover the inspiration behind his bold designs and how he merges classic menswear with edgy futuristic elements.In this episode, Darryl opens up about his collaborations with notable artists, including a memorable story involving Usher. We also explore his unique approach to empowering individuals through fashion and his vision for the future of style. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation filled with insights, creativity, and a touch of humor. Hit play and get inspired by Darryl's passion for redefining fashion!#FashionForward #RuckageDesign #ForAllWeKnow