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SEASON 005 IS HERE! And we are back with an AMAZING and I don't say that lightly - AMAZING conversation with writer, organizer, activist, multi-company co-founder, and all-around amazing person in Laila Fakhoury.We spent our conversation recapping the events of the 2025 Big: Culture & Arts Festival - talking about the creative scene in Florida and the ways in which it can grow - and literally crying over how much we care about creating authentic community as figures in the creative service space!Follow Laila Fakhoury:https://www.instagram.com/lailoosha/Follow Her co-founded companies:https://www.instagram.com/the.how.bazar/https://www.instagram.com/diondiarecs/https://www.instagram.com/bigcaaf/https://bigcaf.com/Chapters00:00 The Role of Creative Community Support05:53 Personal Growth and Overcoming Shyness12:06 Building Community in Florida's Creative Scene17:48 Reflections on the Big: Culture and Arts Festival24:03 Curating an Unforgettable Lineup30:04 The Impact of Music and Community Engagement34:51 The Impact of Community Events38:11 Finding Balance in Creativity45:07 Creating Connections Through Events47:37 The How Bizarre: Florida Tour54:18 Bridging Physical and Digital Spaces57:38 Choosing Ideas Wisely01:02:55 Future Projects and Community Resources

WELCOME TO SEASON 005 OF THEPROCRASTINATIONRADIOSHOW*!!!We are kicking it off with an episode recorded late last year - and an amazing conversation w/ Producer & Choreographer - Ladji Mouflet. This episode is truly us fanning out on having a lot of the same inspirations and goal as creatives. Hope you enjoy this conversation and be sure to check out everything Ladji has going on !Chapters00:00 Introduction and Congrats on Recent Release04:06 The Influence of Dance on Ladji's Music08:47 Collaboration and the Importance of Feedback14:56 Influential Artists in Ladji's Sound16:59 The Art of Sampling and its Influence18:40 The Impact of Digital Media on Music Creation20:32 Preserving Physical Media in the Digital Age23:25 The Challenges of Navigating the Digital Landscape25:49 Sampling as a Form of Creativity30:37 Finding Balance: Creativity and Organization37:10 The Value of Procrastination39:19 Music as a Timestamp41:43 Everyday Speech as Music45:21 Understanding and Support52:55 Don't Let the Naysayers Get to YouEpisode TakeawaysLadji's music is a collaborative and organic process, influenced by his passion for the beats he creates.His background in dance has shaped his attention to detail and the cinematic quality of his music.Ladji values feedback and criticism as a way to improve his craft and continue learning.He draws inspiration from artists like J Dilla, Kanye West, and Swedish House Mafia. Sampling is a labor of love that allows artists to pay homage to the music that came before them.The shift from physical to digital media has both advantages and disadvantages for musicians.The accessibility of digital platforms has democratized music production but also poses risks in terms of ownership and control.Sampling is a form of creativity that allows artists to create something new by rearranging existing sounds.Procrastination is a common challenge for artists, and finding a balance between creativity and organization is crucial. Procrastination can be viewed as a valuable part of the creative process, allowing for moments of rest and reflection.Music serves as a timestamp for specific emotions and experiences, and can be a powerful tool for self-expression and connection.Authenticity and staying true to oneself are key in the creative journey.Embrace the process of growth and improvement, and don't let naysayers discourage you.

THIS IS A BIG ONE - 3 years in the making! The Blind Records Crew  @blindrecords6907  came down and had a conversation w/  @iancomplex  breaking down what makes this group so unique. From Tour stories and beard routines to the unique complications that come with creative critique in a group - This conversation is a great jumping-off point for the day-one fans and the new listeners. Hope you enjoy this episode! Check out more Blind Records:https://www.instagram.com/blindrecsofficial/https://www.youtube.com/ @blindrecords6907  https://soundcloud.com/blindrecsofficialhttps://blindrecsofficial.bandcamp.com/The Blind Records Roster:Briggs:https://www.instagram.com/briggs0000/https://soundcloud.com/briggs000074.97: https://www.instagram.com/74.97/https://7497.info/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaaVaKAO-kfFLoxF_FxZXUKopC7yf1Lloh-10R8tfflATUFMw77KHcMPtAU_aem_a6iMYCbHL-RDUUWcVFAHAwhttps://soundcloud.com/7497sPazmal:https://www.instagram.com/pazmal/https://soundcloud.com/pazmalD0tson:https://www.instagram.com/d0tson/https://linktr.ee/d0tson?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAab8ThhQ-8IgLOyWbhqNPsmsXaFJkWI0t4ckx1a6AqxCqRdGTKUbRVkqrss_aem__xQMyGhBvbNXQLFcP--_oAKasey Veaux:https://www.instagram.com/kaseyveaux/https://kaseyveaux.bandcamp.com/Alan Jacome/Nimbus:https://www.instagram.com/aflyingnimbus/AJ Blaze:https://www.instagram.com/ajmezkla/https://open.spotify.com/track/7yJgADr5zOyttPeC6kmKC4?si=TuExRXLmTNu74EJeybLmKA&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaZkHeHl10ijqscpAJjHKB2ClItX8LP1uhPIwl0oSIN0qV5Lt16BqVHjBhM_aem_SJYJXK6M8V0ERU8D4JqmvA&nd=1&dlsi=415af22456e8484eStay Connected with Pro*https://bio.site/procrastinationradioTheProList* | The Music You Need to Knowhttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/4stFOOgdURVgjQwrR59z51?si=e3136c4158364bb8https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/theprolist-music-you-need-to-know/pl.u-11zBJ7afNmx9a2VChapters00:00 ( Intro ) The Universal Language of Music01:03 Celebrating Three Years of Blind Records02:07 Reflecting on the Journey05:07 Collaboration and Creative Challenges09:55 The Art of Production and DJing10:44 The Making of Horny Hours Volume One18:06 Camaraderie Beyond Music22:27 Exploring New Sounds and Concepts27:45 Future Plans and Community Support

On this episode of TheShow*, host iancomplex* engages in conversation with musician insyt. about his creative journey, the making of his recent project 'Mi Casa, Su Casa', and the emotional weight behind his music. They discuss the importance of vulnerability in art, the role of visuals in music, the dynamics of the Canadian music scene, and much more!Discover more insyt.YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/ @insyt544  insyt. - Venus & Serenahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5vMXNQxdE8insyt. - Truth Serumhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QASUXe85qeUinsyt. - How To Draw a Circlehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hM7i5sqWqs0Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/insyt_/BandCamphttps://insytt.bandcamp.com/album/mi-casa-su-casa-bonus-demosLinkTreehttps://linktr.ee/insyt_Chapters00:00 Introduction to insyt. and creative journey03:05 The Creative Process Behind "Mi Casa, Su Casa"05:55 Vulnerability in Music08:53 The Role of Visuals in Music - Breaking Down "How to Draw a Circle"11:48 Navigating the Canadian Music Scene15:05 Collaboration and Competition in Music17:57 The Influence of Other Artists20:50 Health, Well-being, and Personal Growth24:08 People Really Listen to The Music27:11 Future Projects and Musical Exploration30:03 Closing Thoughts and Encouragement

The conversation revolves around the idea of helping oneself in order to help the community. The speaker reflects on their own journey of self-discovery and the challenges of building an authentic community in the age of social media. They discuss the importance of being true to oneself, overcoming perfectionism, and the dangers of gamifying community. The speaker emphasizes the need for genuine connection and communication in building a community. They also touch on the power of patience, the importance of staying true to one's passion, and the challenges of balancing personal and professional goals.Keywordsself-discovery, community, social media, authenticity, perfectionism, gamifying community, genuine connection, communication, patience, passion, personal goals, professional goalsChapters00:00 Helping Oneself to Help the Community03:20 The Challenges of Building an Authentic Community in the Age of Social Media07:57 Overcoming Perfectionism for Genuine Connection09:26 The Dangers of Gamifying Community15:00 The Power of Patience in Building a Community19:16 Staying True to Your Passion in Creating Meaningful Work25:21 Balancing Personal and Professional Goals in Community Building

Hello Hello* On this episode, our guest Cody Marian - an amazing visual creative - discusses his experience of creating daily art for over 1,230 days and the impact it has had on his life. He talks about the initial motivation behind the challenge and how it has helped him grow as an artist. Cody also shares his approach to balancing multiple projects and working with different clients. He emphasizes the importance of finding clients who appreciate his work and are willing to trust his creative choices. Cody's unique style is influenced by everyday objects and non-designer designs, and he aims to create work that is visually appealing and intriguing. He speaks on his experience in navigating the design and art space, and his upcoming magazine project. They also talk about their interest in disc golf and their plans for future collaborations.Liner Notes:Creating daily art for an extended period of time can lead to personal and artistic growth.Finding clients who appreciate and trust your creative choices is crucial for a fulfilling working relationship.Being open to inspiration from everyday objects and non-designer designs can result in a unique and visually appealing style.Balancing multiple projects requires effective time management and prioritization.Sometimes it is necessary to compromise and adapt to clients' preferences, but it is important to maintain artistic integrity. Sometimes clients buy designs but never use them, and there's nothing you can do about it.Navigating the design and art space can be challenging, especially for those who don't fit into traditional categories.Creating a magazine that is fun, cool, and inclusive without being edgy or alienating is a goal for Cody's upcoming project.Disc golf is a low-barrier, approachable version of golf that Cody enjoys and wants to get better at.Collaborating with like-minded people and having creative control over projects can be incredibly fulfillingFOLLOW OUR GUEST:One Link is Suggested depending on their platforms.LISTEN TO THESHOW*iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/theprocrastinationradioshow/id1571340501Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/41Tg2U9ozbeKciUhuwLGfk?si=9e7b6c6a2231417eJOIN OUR COMMUNITY OF CREATIVES:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/procrastinationradio/X/Twitter: https://x.com/proradioworldTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@procrastinationradioWHO ARE WE?ProcrastinationRadio* is a network with the purpose of cultivating creative conversation and expanding artistic discovery in every-way possible.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Catching Up03:08 Finding Clients Who Appreciate and Trust Your Creative Choices05:50 Embracing Everyday Objects and Non-Designer Designs in Art07:35 Balancing Multiple Projects: Time Management and Prioritization10:18 Compromising and Maintaining Artistic Integrity in Client Work21:27 The Frustration of Clients Buying Designs but Not Using Them24:01 Creating a Fun and Inclusive Magazine31:02 Collaborating with Like-Minded People

In this conversation, iancomplex* interviews the artist known as CoffeeBlack. They discuss various topics including competition in the music industry, collaboration, the influence of Detroit on music, the process of creating the album 'Love at First Sight,' the evolution of CoffeeBlack's sound, the importance of visuals in music, and the impact of travel on creativity. They speak on their creative process, collaborations, and personal growth. They also talk about the importance of surrounding oneself with a supportive community of artists. They touch on the balance between personal life and creativity and the need for time management and breaks. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the evolution of their music-making process and the importance of staying true to oneself.Sound Bites"I come from a competitive background, but when it comes to music, it's a friendly competition.""Collaboration usually starts with friendship. If we get along, the music gets made.""I feel like I was definitely born in this [Detroit music scene]. You can feel it in the air when you're out here.""I put out this song called Protons with my homie Osiris. He puts out music under Vanity and that's that more like kind of ambient house kind of track.""Sometimes I'll have an idea and I or sometimes I'll have a complete beat already and I'm like, don't fuck with this one."FOLLOW OUR GUEST:https://www.instagram.com/_coffeeblack__/https://www.youtube.com/@UCB2Aoq9wzi1tBEIPxMJS8DQ LISTEN TO THESHOW*iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/theprocrastinationradioshow/id1571340501Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/41Tg2U9ozbeKciUhuwLGfk?si=9e7b6c6a2231417eJOIN OUR COMMUNITY OF CREATIVES:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/procrastinationradio/X/Twitter: https://x.com/proradioworldTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@procrastinationradioWHO ARE WE?ProcrastinationRadio* is a network with the purpose of cultivating creative conversation and expanding artistic discovery in every-way possible.

NEW EPISODE* The conversation between iancomplex* and Kevin Arrieta covers topics such as creativity, community, collaboration, and the evolution of his creative agency - VACO Studio. Kevin shares insights into his journey, the challenges of running an agency, and the importance of balance and wellness. The conversation also delves into the upcoming changes in Kevin's business and his approach to creativity and client relationships.

In this conversation, iancomplex* interviews Daylon Hicks, the curator and owner of arabbitshole music blog. They discuss Daylon's passion for music curation and his journey in building arabbitshole brand. They also talk about the importance of staying true to oneself, finding a balance between work and personal life, and the joy of discovering new music and connecting with artists. Daylon shares his approach to interviewing artists, focusing on getting to know them as individuals and understanding the emotions and persona that shape their music. In this conversation, Daylon Hicks and iancomplex* discuss the challenges and pressures faced by artists in the music industry. They explore the parallels between being an artist and being an athlete, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and staying true to oneself. They also touch on the impact of social media on the music landscape and the need for artists to focus on creating timeless work rather than chasing trends.CHAPTERS00:00 Introduction 02:00 The Creation of arabbitshole03:13 Building a Community of Music Lovers09:29 Balancing Passion and Work13:19 Discovering New Artists16:08 The Power of Human Connection25:15 The Art of Interviewing27:39 Digging Deeper with Music35:21 The Challenges of the Digital Age53:34 The Impact of Location

On today's episode - iancomplex* & Kennedy Niyah Hill, a multi-hyphenate artist, talks about the importance of finding personal identity within creativity. They discuss how Kennedy approaches auditions and connects with characters and the challenges of staying true to oneself while adapting to different roles and networks. They also explore the evolution of their creative voices over time and the importance of living outside of their art. Kennedy shares their desire to revisit past roles with a new perspective and emotional depth. They explore the importance of specificity in art and the pressure to conform to certain expectations.

Back in 2021 I was at a nexus point with Pro*. I knew what I wanted to do but didn't know how I would go about it. This was THE MOMENT where I finished an episode and said to myself " I want to feel this way every time"! Enjoy this incredible conversation with an amazing artist and friend of the show Qire Snow.

The conversation explores the journey of the speaker, Iancomplex, as he navigates his path in the creative industry. He discusses his initial passion for art and the challenges he faced with social anxiety and self-doubt. Iancomplex shares his experience in college and his decision to take a year off to pursue his creative dreams. He talks about working at a grocery store and the valuable lessons he learned about communication and flexibility. He then transitions into his role as a graphic designer and the imposter syndrome he faced. Iancomplex emphasizes the importance of prioritizing personal happiness and not letting others diminish his passion. He concludes by reflecting on the growth and self-discovery he experienced throughout his journey.00:00 Navigating the Creative Industry: Overcoming Social Anxiety and Self-Doubt03:44 Taking a Leap: Pursuing Dreams Outside of College05:39 Lessons from the Grocery Store: Communication and Flexibility09:05 Confronting Imposter Syndrome: Finding Confidence as a Graphic Designer13:24 Prioritizing Personal Happiness: Not Letting Others Diminish Your Passion

To close out February, we decided to revisit one of our favorite episodes from the original show! This one featured a conversation with Dimithry Victor who would go on to become a frequent guest of the show and a close friend! Hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did!Follow Dimithry Victorhttps://www.instagram.com/dimithryvictor/https://www.dimithryvictor.com/https://twitter.com/dimithryvCheck Out Magic Mind and save up to 56% perfect off for the Next 10 Days:https://www.magicmind.com/procrastinationradio Head to the link above and use code PROCRASTIONATIOR20 to start doing energy the smart way with Magic Mind.

In this conversation, Eric Montanez discusses his creative journey and the shifts in his approach and priorities. He reflects on the Chicago creative landscape and the impact it had on his inspiration and motivation. Eric also shares his thoughts on navigating the evolving digital landscape and finding balance in the overwhelming amount of content available. He emphasizes the importance of branding and communication in his work and the value of curating and supporting artists. Eric concludes by discussing the projects he chooses to invest his time and energy in, focusing on alignment and adding value. In this conversation, Eric Montanez discusses his shifting priorities and responsibilities in his career. He talks about the importance of personal projects and incubation, as well as the role of design in music. Eric also shares his thoughts on celebrating endings and the impact of his project These Days. He reflects on the challenges and rewards of working in Chicago and Los Angeles, and emphasizes the importance of finding value and adding value in creative projects. Finally, he discusses the need for artists to find internal validation and the importance of shifting mental cycles.TimeStamps:00:00 Introduction and Gratitude01:52 Shift in Approach and Reflection05:11 Chicago Creative Landscape09:07 Shifting Perspectives and Balancing Priorities12:56 Navigating the Evolving Digital Landscape19:25 Finding Balance and Intentionality21:27 Capturing Time and Reflecting on the Past25:11 Exploring Branding and Communication29:08 Curating and Supporting Artists32:37 Filling the Void with These Days Mag37:31 Adding Value and Aligning with Projects38:20 Shifting Priorities and Responsibilities39:00 Personal Projects and Incubation39:52 The Role of Design in Music41:40 The Importance of Celebrating Endings42:26 The Impact of These Days43:40 The Challenges and Rewards of Working in Chicago46:02 The Shift in Focus in Los Angeles53:24 Finding Value and Adding Value56:18 The Fluidity of Roles in Creative Projects59:15 The Importance of Internal Validation01:08:49 Shifting the Mental Cycles of Artists

Hello Hello! Hope you are enjoying the show! On this episode we sat down with Andres Gimenez, he discusses his decision to direct a play and the overlap between film and theater. Andres also shares his thoughts on directing, finding his tone of voice, and being less critical of his work. He expresses his love for consuming various forms of media and his interest in genre hopping. Finally, he reveals his aspiration to direct a Marvel movie and his openness to exploring different fields and genres. He reflects on the role of independent film festivals in promoting new and unconventional films. Additionally, he discusses the craving for fresh and new stories in the film industry and the importance of creative connections and conversations. Andres shares his guilty pleasures, including animes and the movie School of Rock. He expresses his appreciation for anime and Japanese culture and the impact they have on his work. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the technicality and emotional through line in film and plans for future conversations.Check Out Magic Mind and save up to 56% perfect off for the Next 10 Days:https://www.magicmind.com/procrastinationradio Head to the link above and use code PROCRASTIONATIOR20 to start doing energy the smart way with Magic Mind.Follow Andres:https://www.instagram.com/andresjesusgimeneznunez/www.eventbrite.com/e/impotent-desert-tickets-823831420957?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshioshttps://www.instagram.com/ourcamp.us/00:00 Introduction and Magic Mind02:02 Choosing to Direct a Play03:40 Overlapping Creativity in Film and Theater04:45 Rehearsal Time in Theater09:31 Performing the Play Multiple Times17:15 Preference for Directing & Finding a Tone of Voice21:25 Reactions and Criticism23:30 Being Less Critical and Trusting Yourself26:38 Attraction to Stories and Genres30:50 Exploring Different Fields and Genres31:54 Interest in Short Films and Genre Hopping32:23 Innovation and Excitement at Sundance33:17 YoungArts Program and Sundance Experience34:14 Independent Film Festivals and Innovation35:17 Innovative Storytelling at Sundance36:15 Unconventional Approaches in Film37:12 Sasquatch Sunset and Unconventional Films38:35 Importance of Independent Film Festivals39:50 Placing the Bar of Taste Higher41:22 Creative Connections and Conversations43:00 Fresh and New Movies44:51 Craving New Stories46:31 Balance Between Blockbusters and Indies47:30 Guilty Pleasures: Animes and School of Rock49:25 Appreciation for Anime and Japanese Culture50:09 Artistic Technicality and Emotional Through Line in Film51:03 Wrapping Up and Future Conversation

In this conversation, Jasper Typical discusses his upbringing in a musical environment and the impact it had on his artistic journey. He reflects on the SoundCloud era and the reception of his music during that time. The conversation also explores the changing landscape of music marketing and the importance of creating long-form conversations and context. Jasper shares his passion for inspiring others through his art and discusses moments that have reignited his creative fire. In this part of the conversation, Jasper and iancomplex* discuss the power of live performances and the impact they can have on both the performer and the audience. They also delve into the creative process and the importance of being open to conversations that provide insight into different artistic perspectives. The conversation touches on the challenges of balancing the roles of interviewer and interviewee, as well as the need to break through gatekeeping in the creative industry. They also explore the value of embracing discomfort and taking up space, inspiring others to speak up and share their ideas. Finally, they reflect on the purpose of the show and the importance of staying true to oneself. In this conversation, Jasper and iancomplex* express gratitude and appreciation for each other's presence and the opportunity to have a meaningful conversation. They reflect on personal growth and the value of introspection. They also discuss upcoming projects, including an EP release and a potential fundraiser. The importance of feelings in art and the power of creating and manifesting are explored. The conversation concludes with anticipation for future conversations and a reminder to pursue dreams.00:00 Growing up in a musical environment02:01 The influence of music-making circles06:30 The impact of early experiences on resilience10:53 The SoundCloud era and its reception14:43 The changing landscape of music marketing19:34 Creating a long-form conversation and context24:43 Reflection on the album 'Brother'29:56 Inspiring others through art32:25 Reigniting the creative fire32:54 The Power of Live Performances39:30 Exploring Creative Process46:18 Balancing Interviewer and Interviewee54:54 Breaking Through Gatekeeping59:56 Embracing Discomfort and Taking Up Space01:03:02 Inspiring Others to Speak Up01:04:25 Reflecting on the Purpose of the Show01:04:38 Gratitude and Appreciation01:05:44 Reflection on Growth01:06:25 Realization of Conversation Length01:06:56 Upcoming Projects and Fundraiser01:07:56 EP Release and Visuals01:08:55 Importance of Feelings in Art01:09:54 Leaving Space for Profound Feelings01:10:48 Creating and Manifesting01:11:50 Anticipation of Future Conversation01:12:12 Closing Remarks and Encouragement

In this conversation, iancomplex* interviews Jaso about his creative journey and evolution as a musician. They discuss the importance of vulnerability in songwriting and the impact of live instrumentation on Jaso's music. They also explore the role of imperfections in music and the value of collective artistic conversations. Additionally, they delve into the significance of visuals in Jaso's work and the influence of childhood and current media on his artistic style.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background02:29 Creative Growth and Evolution05:11 Reflection on Older Music07:21 Involvement of Live Instrumentation09:31 Writing Process and Vulnerability13:01 Seeking Instrumentals and Collaborative Process16:46 Appreciation for Imperfections in Music19:17 Importance of Collective and Artistic Conversations22:42 The Role of Visuals in Art23:41 Influence of Childhood and Current Media

In this episode, iancomplex* reflects on the past five years of ProcrastinationRadio* and discusses the growth and changes the network has undergone. He expresses gratitude for the listeners and emphasizes the emotional journey he has experienced while sharing the origins of ProcrastinationRadio* and his initial struggles with procrastination and self-doubt. He discusses the importance of community and collaboration in his creative journey, his transition to graphic design and the impact it had on the show's branding, and highlights the relaunch of the show with a new focus on human conversations and the idea that Art is Air.Check Out Magic Mind and save up to 75% off your order:Only this January, they help you gear up to crush your 2024 New Year resolutions fully focused. You get 1 month for free, when you're subscribing for 3 months at: https://www.magicmind.com/JANprocrastinationradioAnd get an additional 20% off with Code PROCRASTINATIONR20Chapters00:00 Introduction and Gratitude02:10 Reflecting on the Past Year03:30 The Beginnings of ProcrastinationRadio*07:10 Expanding the Show and Finding Community09:01 Transitioning to Graphic Design11:25 Taking a Job Offer and Learning Graphic Design13:18 Improving the Show's Branding18:37 Separating the Show into Podcast and Radio Show20:15 Embracing the Creative Community22:08 Relaunching with New Branding and Focus23:07 The Importance of Art and Community24:06 Quality Control and Collaboration26:14 Expanding the Network and Adding Voices29:00 Learning to Collaborate and Building a Team30:27 Improving Promotion and Communication32:50 Finding Community and Being Authentic36:28 Embracing Your Passion and Being Yourself37:30 Closing Remarks

This episode took me on a journey that wasn't quite unexpected. In the short time I have known Lydia, we have always had amazing and educational conversations that taught me a lot about what it meant to be a person who happens to make art. We spoke about working in the creative field and the ego that comes with it. How sometimes our Dreams aren't our Destinations! Hope you enjoy this hilariously amazing episode!Follow Lydia Mehari:https://www.instagram.com/loveulydia/https://vimeo.com/user93857052https://www.youtube.com/@losingitthemoviehttps://linktr.ee/ilydia?fbclid=PAAabZCGtcAmf9anmawAXk0pW4k_zz3Xbcs8Q1OBDvwsFK1VcMrSwzATAl6fUCHECK OUT HER NEW SHORT FILM - LOSING IT:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbQSyRjKM6Y

This HAS TO BE THE HARDEST I HAVE EVER LAUGHED ON THIS SHOW! But that is a given when it comes to the amazing, multifaceted artist SAILOR GOON! We had an amazing and honest conversation about time and how changes are tools we can use to strengthen our outlook on life! Hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did! Check Out SAILOR GOON:https://www.youtube.com/@sailorg000n/videoshttps://www.instagram.com/sailorg00n/https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6rPQOh4GMneEbe3MCt6A5T?si=976c7aff8db744ba&nd=1https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/bbystaxx-fm-g00ntears-radio/pl.u-e98llD5hWVp2PW

This conversation with creative Ty Davis ( @duality_ ) turned out to be one of the most important to date on the show. We spoke on everything from the current state of the Graphic/Visual design scene in South Florida, the connection between Music and Design, and how we can come together to highlight the unsung heroes of the creative world!Check Out Ty Davis:https://linktr.ee/dy.tavishttps://www.instagram.com/duali.ty/https://www.instagram.com/dy.tavis/

Taking up Space in any environment is difficult, but especially difficult when that same environment is constantly changing. The artist's journey is one of self-discovery, and in this episode, our host sits down and challenges himself to understand where he is going on his own journey.Follow and Subscribe to the Show:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/41Tg2U9ozbeKciUhuwLGfkApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/theprocrastinationradioshow/id1571340501?ign-itscg=30200&ign-itsct=podcast_boxOriginal Music by Christopher M. Wilfalkhttps://www.instagram.com/chrissianity/Find iancomplex*https://www.instagram.com/iancomplex/Follow ProcrastinationRadio :https://www.instagram.com/procrastinationradio/https://twitter.com/proradiolandhttps://www.tiktok.com/@procrastinationradiohttps://soundcloud.com/proradiotv

Today's episode see's iancompelx* sitting down with a legend in the making, Roc Chamberlin joined in on a very honest conversation ahead of the release of his project SPEED OF LIGHT, and to say I was left changed would be an understatement. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did, and make sure you follow Roc Chamberlin everywhere you can, you don't want to miss out on the energy and sound he brings to the world. Hope you enjoy the episode, see you soon. Find Roc Chamberlin Here:https://www.instagram.com/rocchamberlin/https://rocchamberlin.com/https://www.youtube.com/@rocchamberlin4831

On this episode Drew Deng graces us with their presence, bringing a very unique and honest conversation to the show. Much like their work, they are very open and honest about where they are in their career and where they want to be. We also spoke about distractions and giving ourselves time outside of creativity among other things. This is one of my favorite conversations and you get the chance to now find out why! Enjoy!

Who is Dylan Green? Other wise known as Cinemasai, Dylan is a do-er of many things! Wether its spending time writing for so many of your favorite publications, hilarious reviews on letterboxed, or talking to the who's who in the music industry on their podcast ReelNotes, you would get the impression that Dylan knows they are exactly where they need to be! Find out more about Dylan - right here on TheShow*

If you aren't dying laughing listening to this, we have some questions for you! This Joy of an episode features the talented Cosmo's Demos. We spoke about almost everything under the sun, from inspiration to the joy of music, and gave lengthy BEEF & Super Mario Reviews! I hope you enjoy it! 

On this week's episode, we sat down with Shianne Salazar. She is an award-winning director, writer, and journalist. We spoke about everything from the current state of animation, and building a creative community. Hope you enjoy this one as much as I did.

Better late than never right? We wanted to formally introduce you to the new and improved, TheProcrastinationRadioShow*. Also wanted to say hello to any new listeners who wandered onto our page. Hope you enjoy your stay - and remember, Art is Air*

Who is Julian Alicea? Otherwise known as The Brain-Wave - this multifaceted creative can't be stopped. A designer that directs, does photography, consults, and has one of the most excellent beards of all time - Julian is in a league of his own - but how does he wear so many hats?- Find out on this episode of TheProcrastinationRadioShow*

Papatson Suphavai is a multi-dimensional artist - with a future-facing creative identity and a love for the process. After a four year-long internet friendship - Papatson joins iancomplex* to chat about the ups and downs of looking for a community in the creative world. 

This episode brings a show favorite and a personal friend in juanblanqo to talk about what purpose means. We get into some personal stuff, which always happens, but it made for a conversation unlike anything so far. Also we started doing some improv. So enjoy!!!

On this episode I was blessed to have on KWAMZAY , a duo made up of two equally amazing artists in Kwame Adu and ZAYALLCAPS. We spoke about their fast work flow and even special fighting moves. Their new project "Mountain" is out now everywhere so check that out ASAP. This was the most fun in an episode I have had in a while and I truly feel like I have made some new friends through this one.

On this episode Micky Brown stopped by ( for the umpteenth time ) to drop some gems. After being surprised with a job interview, we spoke about setting our selves up to have our are speak for itself. We compared creative styles and worked through some technical difficulties. Hope you enjoy this amazing episode

Fellow podcaster WinRaRR stopped by the show this week. We got to talk shop and dive into the journey we took being so open with complete strangers every week. This was one of the easiest conversations I have had in a long time and I hope you all enjoy!

On this episode Kiel Hoilett comes in and has a great conversation about learning to be fashionable, florida scene history, and not being ashamed to ask for help. His story is incredible and i hope you enjoy this episode.

Kennedy Hill joins this episode to talk about self love, self worth, and growing out of the lies told to us.

This week on the show we sat down with two artists and spoke about communicating through their art. We also went off the deep end and discussed musical conspiracy theories, religion , and if Phoenix is 6'9 or not. Hope you enjoy!

Not a DJ. Not a producer. Just 74.97. The Florida native is a talent that needs to be heard. We spoke about a lot of things on this episode from the history of Drum & Bass and how British rappers are just nice like that. Enjoy the episode!

This is a throwback to earlier in the season. A super fun interview with the multitalented SAILOR GOON. Hope you enjoy

On this weeks show we chopped it up with a fellow Florida Native and incredible artist, Dimithry Victor! We spoke about art gatekeeping, bad toys, and not getting pianos. I really enjoyed this one and I hope yall do aswell.

This week we sat down with Qire Snow. We broke down the process behind his debut album Call on Me . spoke about his writing , and even found time to speak about snack obsession's.