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Jasmine is from Brooklyn, New York, and was living as a first-year graduate school student near Baltimore, Maryland at the time of her interview. Her days were spent “on a very strict routine, during the school year. I go to work, come home, do my work, and go to class. I try and squeeze a gym day in here and there, but it’s mostly studying and going to work.” Continue reading “Conversation No. 47 – Talking with Jasmine”
In our 46th conversation, we’re speaking with Erin. She’s from Brooklyn, NY and currently lives there. She spends her days, “right now…cooking, cleaning, getting ready to go back to work, living life, loving life, and spending time with family.”
Erin’s Most Likely To Is: Most Likely to Stop Procrastinating, Take Responsibility for My Actions, Live Life, and Make My Parents Proud Continue reading “Conversation No. 46 – Talking with Erin”
James is from Chicago, Illinois, and was living there at the time of his interview. He was spending his days “working, working out, and trying to better myself.”
James’ Most Likely To Is: Most Likely to Push Himself Way Too Hard Continue reading “Conversation No. 37 – Talking with James”
Amadu is from Brooklyn, New York, and had recently moved to the Silicon Valley region of California at the time of his interview. He was spending his days “acclimating to the California environment, watching movies, hanging out with friends, and building my network with people out here.”
Amadu’s Most Likely To Is: Most Likely to Become Enlightened Continue reading “Conversation No. 22 – Talking with Amadu”
I just finished reading the August 18th Gawker article by Dee Barnes, the former TV personality and former friend and colleague of rap legend Dr. Dre. Dre is a founding member of the ground-breaking rap group N.W.A., which is receiving renewed attention as a result of the success of the new film, Straight Outta Compton. Continue reading “Straight Outta Asterisks”
It’s been 18 years since I was 18. Unlike the young people turning up at 18th birthday parties this year, there’s no big celebration for those of us who entered the adult population the year most of the high schoolers in the Class of 2015 entered Earth.
Continue reading “18 Things I Wish I Knew When I Was 18…18 Years Ago”
You know that moment after you watch or listen to something deep…when you’re just left sitting there speechless…that just happened to me. Continue reading “How to Lose”