Clock In Vibe Out

Holiday parties are so 2019. In 2020 it's all about the special holiday edition podcast. This week, Reyna is joined by the people who have been her entertainment over the years, her best friends. This week the girls recap the infamous U of A Holiday Party that easily rivaled Project X, near-death experiences in a foreign country, some of their favorite holiday memories, and their most embarrassing stories. Happy Holidays! We'll be back next year with new episodes of Clock In Vibe Out.

On a very special episode of Clock In Vibe Out, Reyna is joined by her best friend of 8 years, an Instagram fitness influencer, Sage Allen. On what is arguable the most comedic episode, the pair take a trip down memory lane, recapping highlights from their friendship ending with one of Sage's most embarrassing stories and one of Reyna's favorite memories. Sage also shares about what it's like to be in the public eye and drops insightful tips about how to get the perfect gym pic (aka the flat phat). For personal reasons, Since the recording of this episode Sage has had to delete his account.

Reyna is joined this week by Clark St Collective CMO, Jimmy Kurz. They take a deep dive into what it means to be a creative and the importance of working towards a vision. Videography, photography, tips to up your game on the gram, this episode is packed with knowledge. And of course, what would Clock In Vibe Out be without an embarrassing story?

A first for Clock In Vibe Out. Reyna sits down with actress Hana Hayes to talk about what it's like to work on the set of some of your favorite shows including Tagged, The Grinder, and Grey’s Anatomy, how to get started with an acting career, and what it’s like for the entertainment industry during a global pandemic. Hana also shares an embarrassing story involving underwear, fire, and Noah Centineo. Clock In because it's time to Vibe Out!

This week Reyna sits down with Sharukh Pithawalla, a TikTok star and Insomniac Events Promoter. The two dive into what it's like to gain fame on social media, and the events they miss most. The episode wouldn't be complete without an embarrassing story involving a big party and underwear of course. Strap in, Clock In, and Vibe out because we have a good one for you.

Live music? During quarantine? This week we're bringing you everything you need to know about how to get that live music fix while staying healthy and safe. From manifesting your professional dreams, how to land a job at Sony, Warner, AEG, getting involved in college, best music marketing content and of course a throwback embarrassing story.

This week's episode is picture-perfect (that's a pun, listen and see). This week Reyna is joined by a talented photographer and close friend, Adam Myers. Together they take you through the process of turning passion into media passes, how to get the money shot, and breaking out of a creative rut. Grab a friend, blast some house music, and Clock In!

Singers, Songwriters, Artists, Producers, THIS ONE IS FOR YOU! This week Reyna is joined by the ever so talented singer-songwriter Alessia. Alessia opens up about the process of creating her very first song and the art of singing. Not only is Alessia a talent in and out of the booth, but she also has learned the intricacies of the industry. She shares her experience working at 1824, a division of Universal Music Group, and offers insight to those who seek it. Reyna and Alessia also dive into one of the most exciting parts of the industry, A&R. Top it all off with an embarrassing story and we've got ourselves an episode. Clock in and you'll surely vibe out with this one.

*cue America's Next Top Model theme song* What is it really like to be a model? How does one even become a model? What's an agency? Can I even be a model? This week's guest, Tyson Andrews, can be seen gracing the pages of Vogue and heard answering all of those questions right here in this episode. Clock In because you won't want to miss a second of this deep dive into the modeling world.

Back with another episode, Reyna is joined by the ever so talented, Cali Rockowitz. Cali, the natural-born artist, is the mastermind behind the empowering brand, Sorry Dad. The two dive into the creation of the brand, what it means to express yourself, and the important role art plays in destigmatizing sexuality.

Keeping up with the entertainment industry is hard to do, but this week Reyna is joined by marketing queen, Karly Peterson, to give you the rundown. Karly drops all the knowledge she's learned from your favorite brands like Billboard, Red Bull, and Dose & Co. From the importance of mentorship to working with top talent like Khloe Kardashian and The Weeknd, this week covers it all. Exploding Red Bull cans, insanely long workdays, career highlights, embarrassing stories, this week's episode shows that it's not all glamor in this industry but it sure is worth it.

Starting off the new year with a bang! In this episode, Reyna is joined by one of Seattle's up and coming rappers, Truly. If you've ever wanted to become a rapper or make music of your own, this one's for you. They discuss the process of creating a project from ideation to launch, the everchanging Seattle music scene, take a deep dive into Truly's new EP Anonymous, and much more. Of course, the episode would not be complete without an embarrassing story and a debate about the validity of rhyming mansion with Wisconsin. Clock in, vibe out, and subscribe! Intro & Outro music is unreleased Truly (coming real soon)

Reyna and Jared reflect on landing their dream internships, getting their start in music, and everything else that lead them to recording this episode in their respective mom's closets. Jared also tells his side of recent drama with Nicki Minaj's fanbase.

In the first ever episode of Clock In Vibe Out, Jalon spills about what it's really like behind the scenes of film. Reyna and Jalon debunk the fantasy behind moving to LA, share embarrassing stories about working in entertainment, explore the progression of film, and have a quick pop culture check in covering everything from the election, to Tiger King, to BTS.

The obvious career move when you graduate in the midst of a global pandemic but still want to work in music and entertainment. In this episode Reyna (your host) dives deeper into the reasoning behind starting her show and what is to come.

Dream about living a grand, and glamorous life? This week Reyna sits down with up-and-coming Chicago artist, YOUNG XAV to discuss what it really takes to chase a dream. From planning shows and crafting albums, to the trials and tribulations of being an artist on the rise, this episode has it all. Clock In for the season finale, filled with inspiration, behind the scenes details, and of course an embarrasing story.

Level up your creative career with the first-ever marketing crash course brought to you by Clock In Vibe Out. This week Reyna and social media mogul, Annie Smith, are bringing you hot tips and industry knowledge to help you stand out amongst the competition. This episode breaks down the best strategies to build your brand, connect with fans, and take your career to the next level. We took years of marketing courses so you don't have to!

Sunsets, metaphors, creative inspo, and more. This week Reyna is joined by singer, songwriter, producer, and artist Jacob's Blue. The two dive deep into the production process mid-quarantine of Jacob's latest album and discuss creative ways to spark inspiration. If you've always wondered how artists find their sound, this episode is for you.Clock In for an episode you won't want to miss!

This week we're giving you all you need to up your playlist game. By the end of this episode, you'll be able to transform your music library from kind of cool, to simply immaculate. Reyna is joined by music connoisseur, Cam Sullivan-Brown to talk favorite artists, best lowkey bops, controversial opinions, and avenues for music discovery. Top it off with a sprinkle of TikTok fame and a televised game, and we've got ourselves an episode.CLOCK IN!