In episode 86, we speak with Brooklyn-based photographer and visionary, Dominick Lewis, about the necessity and power of forming a community.

Tune in to Episode 85 where we speak with Los Angeles-based photo editor, Karen Williams. After graduating in 2008, Karen faced the harsh realities of the photo industry, struggling with low pay, extreme stress, and lack of career advancement. Burnout and instability were constant, leading her to found Black Visual Queen to combat industry injustices like racism and lack of diversity. Over 15 years, she worked with 14 companies and billion-dollar brands, turning her dream into a reality and now shares her knowledge and experiences with others.

Tune in to episode 84 where we speak with Brooklyn-based documentary photographer, Chester Higgins Jr. on his approach to harnessing the spirit within a photograph. He believes “the camera means nothing without your vision.” He has photographed Muhammad Ali, Betty Shabazz, Gordon Parks, James Baldwin, and many more prominent figures. His work is in the permanent collection of the MOMA. In 2022, he was inducted into the International Photography Hall of Fame museum. The wisdom in this conversation is invaluable.

Tune in to episode 83 where we chop it up with Ruddy Roye - a renowned photographer celebrated for his ability to document profound moments and connect deeply with his subjects. We discuss Ruddy’s early influences, his discovery of photography, and the philosophy that guides his image-making process. From insightful anecdotes about his upbringing in Jamaica to the challenges and triumphs of photographing diverse communities, Ruddy shares his unique perspective on the power of empathy, authenticity, and love in both photography and life. Explore the intersection of art and societal truths as Ruddy reflects on his role as an artist, holding a mirror to the complexities of the Black experience and advocating for important issues through his work. This episode offers a profound glimpse into the heart and mind of a visionary photographer whose images speak volumes about the human condition and the world we inhabit.

Tune in to Episode 77 where we speak with Los Angeles-based photojournalist and documentary photographer, Gabriella Angotti-Jones, about the nuances of navigating the photography world as a Black woman.

Tune in to Episode 73 where we speak with Brooklyn-based food-centric photographer, Clay Williams about documenting the culture of food.

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.

Tune in to Episode 69 where we speak with New Jersey-based photographer, Clifton Prescod, about identifying his target clients and audience in order to make impactful work.

Tune in to Episode 67 where we speak with New York-based portrait photographer, Elias Williams, about what it means to photograph a community with pride and dignity.

Tune in to Episode 65 where we speak with Oxford, MS-based documentary photographer, Vanessa Charlot, about the multi-faceted stories that exist within Black culture.

Tune in to episode 64 where we speak with Albuquerque, NM, commercial and editorial photographer, and filmmaker, Evan Green about building a legacy as a Black photographer in the outdoor sports scene.

Tune in to episode 62 where we speak with New Orleans-based documentary and portrait photographer, Rita Harper, about the importance of celebrating the beauty of the everyday person.

Tune in to Episode 61, where we speak with Miami-based commercial photographer and filmmaker, Bob Metelus, on approaching the craft with humility and confidence.

Tune in to Episode 55 where we speak with Brooklyn-based documentary photographer about seeing the world from a global Black perspective.

Tune in to Episode 54 where we speak with NYC-based music, nightlife, and sports photographer Mel D. Cole, about shifting gears to become one of the most sought-after photojournalists and documentarians in the industry.

Tune in to Episode 53 where we speak with Los Angeles-based writer, photographer, and cultural strategist, Chérmelle Edwards as she discusses the complex and diverse world of coffee as a culture.

Tune in to Episode 49 where we speak with Ghanaian documentary photographer, Francis Kokoroko, about the importance of sharing photos of your community.

Tune in to Episode 48 where we speak with Metro-Atlanta-based photojournalist and documentary photographer, Alyssa Pointer, about her journey away from home that leads her back to her home.

Tune in to Episode 47 where we speak with Los Angeles-based documentary and sports photographer, Joseph Louis Sherman Jr. about risks and the opportunities that live within them.

Tune in to Episode 44, where we speak with Los Angeles-based street photographer and cinematographer, John Simmons, about his introduction to photography and transition into Hollywood.