Podcast appearances and mentions of devin allen

Brandon discusses his introduction to Leica cameras through his photographer friends, including Devin Allen and Omar Z. Robles. He describes his initial fatigue with photography and how shooting with medium format film and the Fuji X-Pro3 helped him reconnect with the art form. He then details his experience with the Leica Q2 and M11, emphasizing the intentional and in-depth experience these cameras provided. He reflects on the importance of making deliberate choices when capturing images and how Leica cameras revived his passion for photography as an art form. Show Clip from The Paris Chong Show with Brandon Ruffin https://youtu.be/ZptDCMfNp4M https://www.theparischongshow.com

In this episode, Devin Allen Johnson shares his journey from high school hustler to tech entrepreneur, diving into the transformative power of AI in business. Discover how Devin built and sold his first company, ventured into the world of sales AI, and created a scalable system that helps businesses convert leads with precision. We discuss why AI is more than just a trend, the importance of team culture, and what it takes to build a legacy that goes beyond financial success. Whether you're an entrepreneur, tech enthusiast, or someone navigating the world of business, this conversation will offer actionable insights on using AI to grow your business and evolve as a leader.

Season 5, Episode 68 "Books, Books, Books". In this episode, Dawn shares a few photography books she has purchased. A few you may not have heard of, but are worth the purchase to add to your book collection. Here are the Authors/Book Titles: David L. Crooks: "Virginia Beltway Photography Meetup Guide Book" Charles Summers: "Photographic Perspectives...Freeze The Moment" Takiyah Wallace - McMillian: "The Color of Dance...A Celebration of Diversity and Inclusion in The World of Ballet" John Bannister: "America Through My Eyes" Alyscia Cunningham: "I Am More Than My Hair...My Outward Appearance Does Not Define Me" Devin Allen: "A Beautiful Ghetto" Milton Williams: "Moments In Time... 1973-1993" Dawn D. Hester: "If They Could Talk...Everyday Life Through My Eyes With Photography" Dawn's email: dhesterphotgoraphy@gmail.com Dawn's website: dawndhester.com

Not just the second amateur photographer to grace the cover of Time magazine with his photo of the Baltimore Uprising in 2015, Devin Allen has TWICE made the cover!  An oustanding street photographer, Devin has also embraced painting and sculpture.  Hi new multi-media exhibit “A Piece of Me Died With You” reflects on the losses … Continue reading "Episode 96: Devin Allen (Street Photography)" The post Episode 96: Devin Allen (Street Photography) first appeared on A Photojournalism Podcast for Everyone.

Gun violence in the United States—the country with the highest gun ownership per capita—is an entrenched public health issue that impacts Americans across demographics and geographies. According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, 327 people a day are shot in the US, and 42,654 die from gun violence each year. Since the 1990s, Texas firearm-related homicides rose 66% and suicides involving firearms rose 40%. The Austin American-Statesman stated that Texas topped the list of gun related deaths in 2021, and in 2022 we witnessed the catastrophic mass-shooting in Uvalde leaving 19 children and two teachers dead at an elementary school. In the spirit of Dr. King's commitment to address critically important justice issues and create a more equitable society through engaging in nonviolent tactics, this event provides space to learn more about the public health impacts of gun violence, and to delve into our collective responsibilities to address this critical epidemic. The event will feature keynote speaker David Hogg, Co-Founder of March For Our Lives, followed by a panel of local public health researchers and organizers including Dr. Jeff Temple, Dean of Clinical Research in the School of Behavioral Health Science at UTHealth Houston; Dr. Bindi Naik-Mathuria, Pediatric Trauma Surgeon at UTMB; Karlton Harris, Executive Director of The Forgotten Third; and Kimberly Mata-Rubio, who recently ran for mayor of Uvalde after her daughter was killed in the Robb Elementary School Shooting. The program featured a temporary memorial installation on the Plaza by Sandeigh Kennedy exploring the impacts of gun violence in 2023, contemplative music by DACAMERA Young Artists and poetry by Texas Poet Laureate Lupe Mendez. Local organizations addressed gun violence in Houston and Texas were onsite after the event to share information about how to get involved in gun violence prevention efforts. About the Annual MLK Birthday Observance In 1979, The Rothko Chapel started the annual MLK Birthday Observance to connect the contemporary implications of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy to the ongoing struggle for civil and human rights, captured through artist Barnett Newman's Broken Obelisk. This sculpture, located on the plaza adjacent to the Chapel, is dedicated to Dr. King. Recent presenters have included Civil Rights Freedom Singer Rutha Mae Harris, artist David Banner, columnist Leonard Pitts, Jr., environmental justice leader Dr. Robert Bullard, MacArthur Fellow Dr. Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, the Scott Joplin Chamber Orchestra, and photographer Devin Allen.

Two of Baltimore's most acclaimed and successful artists, D. Watkins and Devin Allen, are collaborating on a new documentary about the precipitous decline of young people in sports. D. Watkins, a best-selling author, screenwriter and editor at large for Salon, joins us to talk about the new documentary. The short film is called We Used to Win Here. You can watch the documentary here.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

Activist, TikToker and all around great talker Devin Allen Williams joins Nakia to discuss the mythology around blackness, blackmen and breaking stereotypes. The new black kings will not placate to the patriarchy any more. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/somelikeithot/support

We are joined by Devin Allen on this episode of How You Create. Devin is a photojournalist and activist from Baltimore, Maryland. Photography and activism go hand in hand for him. Devin is a self taught photographer who shot photographs from the Freddie Gray and George Floyd protests that were both published as covers for Time Magazine. He shares about his catapult into his photography career as an amateur, navigating the industry, and how to always keep your values at the forefront. Hear more about Devin Allen's journey on this episode of How You Create, Art and Activism with Devin Allen.

Tune in to Episode 70 where we speak with Baltimore-based street and documentary photographer, Devin Allen, about the importance of serving his community through photography. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blkshutter/support

A beautiful conversation with Anthony Geather's about his journey into photography [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/anthonybgeathers/ : Web: www.anthonygeathersphoto.com] where we talk about Life, Love, and Leica's (C) [The IXVI Network]. The Pod: 0:01 : Intro ; 06:30 : Jazz influences ; 11:50 : Jay-Z or B.I.G ; 22:00 : When I began photography ; 31:00 : Film vs Digital ; 39:40 : The importance of documentary photography ; 45:50 : Photography in the USMC ; 56:30 : Telling stories through photography ; 1:09:XX : Remaining creative ; 1:16:XX : Inspiration ; 1:20:XX : Benefits of documentary photography ; 1:28:XX : The Socials ; 1:30:XX : Lloyd Bank$ : The Punch Line King ; 1:41:XX : Projects ; 1:42:XX : My 5 year plan ; 1:46:XX : Advice to myself ; 1:48:XX : My recommendations ; 1:54:XX : The Final Question. Anthony's recommendations : Chris Facey [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/coco.butter.shutter/ ] ; West [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/wellcnnected/ ] ; Devin Allen [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/bydvnlln/ ] ; Brandon Ruffin [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ruffdraft/ ] ; Drift [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/driftershoots/ ] --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lspcricky/support

Nuestra Palabra Presents: Preview of “Images & Words: Media's Influence on the Struggle for Civil Rights” Tony Diaz discusses with the Rothko Chapel team about the MLK tribute on Jan 15th and their work supporting this effort. Kelly Johnson (she/they) is an arts and culture organizer, curator, and writer. She is the Director of Public Programs at the Rothko Chapel, a sacred art space dedicated to community engagement through contemplation and action at the intersections of art, spirituality, and social justice. Kelly has organized programming at the Chapel for 6 years, including concerts and performances, lectures, conversations, meditations, and conferences, covering issues such as racial equity, climate justice, civil rights, and more. They earned an MFA in Curatorial Practice from Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, MD, and a BA in Art History from Southwestern University in Georgetown, TX. Kelly is a board member of Houston's Center for the Healing of Racism and completed a New Leaders Council (NLC) Houston Fellowship in 2022. Devin Allen, Baltimore native is a self-taught artist who gained national attention when his photograph of the Baltimore Uprising was published on the cover of Time magazine in May 2015, making him only the third amateur photographer to have his work featured in the publication. Following the untimely deaths of George Floyd, Tony McDade, and Breonna Taylor, his photograph from a Black Trans Lives Matter protest was published on the cover of Time magazine in June 2020. In 2017, he was named the first fellow of the Gordon Parks Foundation Fellowship and was nominated for an NAACP Image Award as a debut author for his book, A Beautiful Ghetto (Haymarket Books, September 2017). In 2020, he was named an ambassador for Leica Camera AG—an international, premium manufacturer of cameras and sports optics. His photographs have been published in New York Magazine, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Aperture; and are also in the permanent collections of the National Museum of African American History & Culture in Washington, D.C., the Reginald F. Lewis Museum, the Studio Museum in Harlem, and The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art. He is the founder of Through Their Eyes, a youth photography educational program, and recipient of an award from The Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture for dynamic leadership in the Arts and Activism. His new book, No Justice, No Peace: From the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter, was released in October under the Legacy Lit imprint of Hachette Book Group. Lisa Volpe, Associate Curator of Photography, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Lisa Volpe is the Associate Curator, Photography at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Before arriving in Houston, she was the Curator of the Wichita Art Museum where she oversaw all areas of the museum's collection. Additionally, she held various curatorial roles at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art (SBMA), and fellowships at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and the Cleveland Museum of Art. Writer and activist Tony Diaz, El Librotraficante, hosts Latino Politics and News and the Nuestra Palabra Radio Show on 90.1 FM, KPFT, Houston's Community Station. He is also a political analyst on “What's Your Point?” on Fox 26 Houston. He is the author of the forthcoming book: The Tip of the Pyramid: Cultivating Community Cultural Capital. www.Librotraficante.com www.NuestraPalabra.org www.TonyDiaz.net Instrumental Music Produced courtesy of Bayden Records Website | baydenrecords.beatstars.com

In partnership with the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH) and The Gordon Parks Foundation, the 2023 Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Observance explores the role of the media in civil rights movements past and present. Inspired by the MFAH's current exhibition Gordon Parks: Stokely Carmichael and Black Power, panelists share their work and perspectives on how photographers and journalists shape narratives around social justice movements and leaders. Presenters include Lisa Volpe, Curator of Photography at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Michal Raz-Russo, Program Director at the Gordon Parks Foundation; Baltimore-based photographer Devin Allen; and moderator Tony Diaz, Houston-based writer, activist, and media personality.

Devin Allen joined me for the second time (check out episode 65) to discuss his book “No Justice, No Peace”. This book displays visuals of the Freddie Gray riots as well as classic photos from different periods of time. The book also has written pieces from various celebrities with different and necessary point of views. Devin and I also discussed the state of photography and art, his upcoming shoe and he also shares a ton of advice for upcoming photographers. Listen to the details of this legendary journey

Tom's next guest is Devin Allen, the self-trained Baltimore-born artist and photographer who has achieved international renown for his compelling images of social justice protests. Devin Allen's photo of the 2015 Freddie Gray uprising, and his 2020 image of a Black Trans Lives Matter protest, were separately featured on the covers of Time Magazine, making him one of just a handful of amateur photographers to have had their work published on that prestigious platform. His photographs have also appeared in New York Magazine, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Aperture, and are part of the permanent collections of the National Museum of African American History & Culture in Washington, D.C., the Reginald F. Lewis Museum in Baltimore, the Studio Museum in Harlem, and the Jule Collins Smith Museum at Auburn University. He is the founder of Through Their Eyes, a youth photography educational program. He has been honored by The Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture for dynamic leadership in the Arts and Activism. He was the winner of the inaugural 2017 Gordon Parks Foundation Fellowship. Also in 2017, he was nominated for an NAACP Image Award as a debut author for his book A Beautiful Ghetto. His new book is called No Justice, No Peace: From the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter. It's a themed collection of his own photographs with essays on the struggle by a variety of writers interspersed among them, as well as selected historical images by the late great Black photographer, Gordon Parks. Devin Allen will be speaking about the book and signing copies Thursday evening (tonight) at 5:30 at Spark Baltimore in the Power Plant Live complex in Baltimore. It's sponsored by our news partners,The Baltimore Banner.  For more details on the event, click here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

7.20.22 Hour 2 1:00- Devin Allen, a track star, was disqualified for one of the DUMBEST rules in all of sports. So, we take some calls on th overall dumbest rules in sports, give them all to us here.  36:10- What's going on in our lives that has nothing to do with sports? 

Devin Allen in conversation with Ernest L. Gibson, III, Director of Africana Studies and Associate Professor of English at Auburn University, on April 4, 2022. Presented as part of "Becoming the Beloved Community" at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art at Auburn University in commemoration of the 54th anniversary of the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. and supported by a grant from the Henry Luce Foundation. https://www.becomingthebelovedcommunity.com

About the guest:Carol Rhodes-Dyson is a curator for the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and organized the exhibition Robert Houston:  Tell Our Story featuring the work of Robert Houston and his influences Baltimore photographers JM Giordano, Devin Allen and Washington DC's Dee Dwyer.Carol Rhodes Dyson has gained significant curatorial experience through Busboys and Poets, a progressive restaurant and alternative arts space.  I held that position since the summer, 2013.   An example of exhibitions I curated or co-curated include include: #Migration61, with the Phillips Collection based on what the 61st piece of Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series would look likeImplicit Bias, an exhibition with the Joan Hisaoka Smith Healing Arts Gallery that displayed images confronting bias and racism.  It featured over 80 works displayed at the Smith Healing Arts Gallery in DC and throughout five  Busboys and Poets location.  *curated over 60 images throughout five restaurants  for the 10th Anniversary of Busboys and Poets/Artomatic celebration.ABOUT BUSBOYS AND POETSBusboys and Poets is a community where racial and cultural connections are consciously uplifted… a place to take a deliberate pause and feed your mind, body and soul… a space for art, culture and politics to intentionally collide… we believe that by creating such a space we can inspire social change and begin to transform our community and the world.ABOUT Reginald F. Lewis MuseumThe Lewis Museum, the largest African American museum in Maryland, has been the authentic voice of Maryland African American history and culture since it opened in 2005. We tell our story through our permanent collection, special exhibitions, educational programs and public events.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.Mentioned in this episodeReginald F. Lewis MuseumTo find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory.Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode★ Support this podcast ★

About the guest:Devin Allen, a Baltimore native, has quickly become one of the foremost voices in the movement for Black lives. In the spring of 2015, with the death of Freddie Gray and tensions high in the city, Devin wanted to be a part of the movement. Having never photographed before, he instinctively picked up a camera to document the emotion, heartache, and anger in the streets. Since then, his work has resulted in two TIME magazine covers. The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.Mentioned in this episode:The Gordon Parks FoundationFor BaltimoreTo find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory.Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode★ Support this podcast ★

HBO's "A Choice of Weapons: Inspired by Gordon Parks" shares its name with Parks' 1996 autobiography, and although much of the movie creates a visually stunning narrative of major milestones in his life, the documentary also covers the lives of photographers and directors inspired by his work. Devin Allen, Jamel Shabbaz, Latoya Ruby Frasier, Spike Lee, Ana Duvernay, Adger Cowans and more share how their work and relationships with Parks shaped their work. Allen and guest host Caitlyn Edwards discuss this and more including: "Afghan Girl" Sharbat Gula is relocated to Italy and we go down a rabbit hole of controversy surround McCurry's image, Instagram censors Madonna's nipple, and photographers capture the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

In this Episode we have the pleasure to interview Baltimore's own Devin Allen a photographer who's vision and out look on the Freddie Gray riots got him on the cover of time magazine with a lil help from Mr. gangsta grills him self helping the photo he took go viral and put him in the position to do more creative things like getting his own shoe with under Armour and becoming close with warriors guard Stephen curry and traveling the world to shine his lens on all walks of life --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Devin Allen the newly minted captain of the East Vally Monsoon joins us to shoot the breeze and talk playoff hockey! We also compare the coyotes to beer, talk favorite Coyotes and the captain picks his four picks for the Coyotes Mount Rushmore

American photographer, photojournalist, and activist based in Baltimore, Devin Allen, shares how he turned his pain into his passion.

On this episode the photographer Devin Allen discussed his journey growing up in Baltimore and finding his passion in photography. Devin discusses the impacts of his youth, death of friends and the countless incidents that led him to finding his passion in life.

On this episode, Ayana speaks with photographer Devin Allen.

2021 is finally here! Episode 5 is here. In this episode - we never know what tomorrow will bring, but we do know eating a whole pizza is how you get the extra 19 from COVID. Here is a Night Brunch tip, ‘If your clothes don't fit, you must get fit! The new year is about new goals. Excel and powerpoints might be cool in reg life especially for 2021 goals. 2021 is our year - FRFR this time but we have to be intentional about it. Whole Foods CEO is talking crazy about American's dietary choices. It's just another reminder that people should stay in their lanes. In big food news, McDonalds is releasing 3 new chicken sammy's and Shake Shack is bringing 1 new and we are here 4 it (peep that word math lol). Congratulations to local legends Ekiben and Devin Allen for making world news out here. Y'all deserve it. Thanks for everything y'all do. Here is a link to the Mr Porter mention.The Night Brunch also learned a lot from a recent project and realized we might have had a blindspot that needed some attention. Sorry to the people that were offended - we took steps to resolve it asap. We appreciate the friends that went through the process of learning with us. We are only human.Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott keep's it Baltimore…..‘Shorty'!We also go through the shows we are streaming and other cultural issues. Quick question - ya'll into air fryers? LolMusic Credits:Intro - Luchini by Camp LoClosing - Feelin' It by Jay-ZThank you Revival - revivalbaltimore.comBrought to you by www.thenightbrunch.com by @djimpulse and @jasoncbass aka @thenightbrunch

This week on the show... Yani sees how many cameras he can use for photos of his kid before one of them lose patience. Christian shares his experience traveling to, and photographing Milwaukee and why he probably won't care about any of the photos... for now. We discuss a handful of inspiring artists and their work. Also, did Marc get an M10-P yet or did he change his mind yet again?Relevant Links:Christian’s Wisconsin Trip Album - https://christianarevalo.pixieset.com/triptowisconsin/Abstract: Platon (Netflix) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDpqt-haLLMClyde Butcher - https://www.clydebutcher.com/Brickell Bikes - https://www.instagram.com/brickellbikesDevin Allen - https://spacesbydallen.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/bydvnlln/A Beautiful Ghetto by Devin Allen - https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/1063-a-beautiful-ghettoBe sure to like, subscribe, and leave feedback in the comments! Thanks for watching!Follow us on the socials:CMY Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cmy.castChristian's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_christianarevalo_/Marc's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soulsandstreet/Yani's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peopleoflittlehavana/

Welcome to Part 2 of d.i.y.BreakUp! You heard it right. Do it yourself breakup! In this episode I am chatting with co-founder Jessica Heilweil, Devin Allen’s friend and business partner. Unlike Devin, Jessica grew up not feeling the societal pressures of getting married and having a family. However, when Jessica and her husband Joe got engaged everything started to change. Jessica and her then fiancé experienced the pressure and expectations of having a traditional American wedding. Something that they never originally wanted. Unfortunately, they caved and went the traditional route, spending a lot of money and saying yes to things that they didn’t care about. As a result, wedding planning created a lot of stress. Jessica believes that she started listening to her intuition once she decided to cancel the prepaid wedding plans and celebrate the way her and Joe really wanted: by hosting a backyard BBQ wedding with close friends and family! In this episode of Leading With Your Gut, Jessica shares the stress and frustration of losing money and not having a community to reach out to. Through the creation of d.i.yBreakUP, Jessica and her business partner Devin built an online community for people who need connection, tips, advice, and strategies for calling off a wedding and recouping money.Jessica reminds us to follow our intuition when it comes to planning a wedding and to be careful of getting carried away in hopes of pleasing other people. She says, “The marriage is the end goal and the wedding is just the pit stop.”Website:https://diybreakup.com/IG:https://www.instagram.com/diybreakup/Connect with Jenna Renee Shellman:leadingwithyourgut@gmail.comIG:https://www.instagram.com/leadingwithyourgut/

Devin Allen is the co-founder of d.i.y.BreakUp. You heard that right! Do it yourself breakup. In this episode of Leading With Your Gut, Devin shares an emotional and volatile story of the relationship she had with her ex-fiancé. He cheated, he lied, he was emotionally abusive, and manipulative. Yet Devin was on track to marry him. She knew in her gut that things were wrong, but it was hard to face her intuition. Why? Like many women, Devin felt the societal pressure to find a man, hunker down, and get married quickly. Luckily, Devin caught her fiancé in a lie and was able to get out of the relationship prior to their wedding. After Devin called off the relationship, the loneliness kicked it. She didn’t have many people to connect with about her breakup and she didn’t know any resources that could help her recoup the cost of the wedding. Devin’s experience motivated her and friend Jessica Heilweil to create an online community that offers connection, tips, and advice for called off engagements. And just like that DIYBreakUP was up and running! After listening to Devin’s story, please download Part 2 with co-founder Jessica Heilweil. Jessica’s story is the polar opposite of Devin’s however, the inspiration around d.i.yBreakUP is the same. Website:https://diybreakup.com/IG:https://www.instagram.com/diybreakup/Connect with Jenna Renee Shellman:leadingwithyourgut@gmail.comIG:https://www.instagram.com/leadingwithyourgut/

This week Taylor is joined by friends and founders of DIY Breakup, Jessica Heilweil and Devin Allen. They each discuss their personal journeys on what lead them to creating DIY Breakup. They talk all about how to rebuild your life after calling off your wedding, how to sell your venue date to another bride, and whether or not you need to give your fiance’ the ring back. They also discuss the easiest wedding vendors to get your money back from after calling the whole thing off.

The ShrinkChicks are joined by Devin Allen and Jess Heilwell, co-founders of D.I.Y. Breakup, to break down myths and misconceptions about having a wedding (and how to know when to call it off).

On April 18, 2015, the city of Baltimore erupted in mass protests in response to the brutal murder of Freddie Gray by police. Amateur photographer Devin Allen was there, and his iconic photo of the Baltimore uprising became a viral sensation and landed on the cover of Time Magazine.  From that point forward, Devin was propelled onto an international stage. Yet, even with his rapid rise to fame, and major cities across the country calling his name and promising massive opportunities and financial success, Devin never lost focus of what’s most important, his city of Baltimore and giving the future generation a path forward to becoming the next Devin Allen.  While not your typical movement, Devin’s story, and the movement he sees himself building because of the position he’s found himself in was fascinating to learn about. 

Devin Allen of #TheBrotherhoodProject , has an in depth talk about mental health. Speaking on stigmas and obstacles associated with mental illness in minority cultures; as well as speaking on some healthy personal tips and advice on overcoming mental illness.

Devin Allen, of #TheBrotherhoodProject has an in-depth conversation regarding the “Investment” of our energy in everyday life. The types of investments and their effects on us, setting boundaries, & protecting your energy... As well as delving into “Value”.

Acclaimed Baltimore-based photographer Devin Allen chats with Soul Sanctuary's VibeMistress Stephanie Renée about how the work of her great-uncle Maurice Sorrell influenced the next generation of activists who tell social justice stories through their lens. Recorded at Slought on Wed Apr 24, on the occasion of the Grand Opening for a new Social Justice and Arts permanent exhibition featuring the work of Allen and Sorrell.

Devin Allen exploded onto the scene in 2015 when one of his photos of the Baltimore Uprising graced the cover of TIME Magazine. Since then, he’s published a book called A Beautiful Ghetto, received a Gordon Parks Foundation Fellowship to fund a community program that teaches children about photography, and shot some of the world’s best athletes and celebrities. Today, he’s a versatile photographer who spreads hope through art, constantly empowering others & challenging the status quo.

In 2015 when protests broke out in Baltimore in response to the death of Freddie Gray, photographer and activist Devin Allen was one of the first photographers on the scene to share his photos with the world. His photos were quickly shared by celebrities like Rihanna and Beyonce and one of his most iconic photos landed on the cover of TIME magazine. Since then, it’s been a crazy year for him. Under Armour hired him to tour with Steph Curry around Asia shooting photos, Pope Francis was gifted a book that included some of his work, and he had some of his photographs shown at the Smithsonian. And now over a year after his rise to fame, Devin is helping change his community and the way it’s perceived for good. soundsgoodpodcast.com/devin

In 2015 when protests broke out in Baltimore in response to the death of Freddie Gray, photographer and activist Devin Allen was one of the first photographers on the scene to share his photos with the world. His photos were quickly shared by celebrities like Rihanna and Beyonce and one of his most iconic photos landed on the cover of TIME magazine. Since then, it’s been a crazy year for him. Under Armour hired him to tour with Steph Curry around Asia shooting photos, Pope Francis was gifted a book that included some of his work, and he had some of his photographs shown at the Smithsonian. And now over a year after his rise to fame, Devin is helping change his community and the way it’s perceived for good. -- You can connect with Devin Allen on Instagram and Twitter at @byDVNLLN. And see his iconic TIME cover at www.brandenharvey.com/sounds-good/devin-allen   You can connect with Branden Harvey on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Snapchat at @brandenharvey.Learn more about him and subscribe to his weekly Goodnewsletter at www.brandenharvey.com/goodnewsletter.   You can find more podcasts like Sounds Good at the all new www.Gradient.is.