Ashley Johnson is a multi-talented creative currently living in Winston Salem, North Carolina. However in this interview, we focus on her photography and how its helped her overcome some obstacles with self-image. We also touch on African American societal struggles and how she portrays it in her work, art shows and her resourceful photographic process.

Follow her:
Instagram: @hiaj
Website: www.hiaj.co

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Host: Daniel White
Photo: Daniel White
Music: Jacob Beeson and Daniel White
Audio: Jacob Beeson

Emily Stranahan is an illustrator currently living in Greensboro, North Carolina. She's been dabbling in the arts for as long as she can remember and decided to Study new media and design at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. In this episode she tells us about her travels during school, her inspirations and her future plans of being a tattoo artist.

Follow her on Instagram :@raindeery

website: www.emilystranahan.com

Host: Daniel White
Photo: Daniel White
Music: Jacob Beeson and Daniel White
Audio: Jacob Beeson

Rachael McKinney is the tour manager for band Rainbow Kitten Surprise. In this episode, we dive into her life leading up to touring full time, time in New York and what it takes to survive on the road.

Host: Daniel White
Photo: Daniel White
Music: Jacob Beeson and Daniel White
Audio: Jacob Beeson
Producer: Jen Hasty

Justin Nix is a director of photography and portrait photographer currently in Greenville, South Carolina. In this episode, he talks about his love for analog photography, his transition to filming and the creative community in Greenville.

Host: Daniel White
Photo: Daniel White
Music: Jacob Beeson and Daniel White
Audio: Jacob Beeson
Producer: Jen Hasty

Bianca Pagliai is a mixed-media artist in Greensboro, North Carolina. Her work thrives through color mixing—how one seemingly benign shade can become electric and readily harbor a palpable vibration because of its relationship to another. In this episode, she tells her experience in residences around the world, her influence at an early age from her parents and what she has planned for her future in the industry.

Host: Daniel White
Photo: Daniel White
Music: Jacob Beeson and Daniel White
Audio: Jacob Beeson
Producer: Jen Hasty