Passion Meets Politics Passion Meets Politics by : Koffiekakeki

On this episode I sit down with prison abolitionist and entrepreneur

Stephanie D. Keene is a Philadelphia-based writer and creative. She owns Incense, Trap, & Yoga, an apparel line that promotes a culture of justice. Her justice work focuses on decarceration and decriminalization. A proud graduate of the first HBCU, Lincoln University (PA), she is working for the freedom of all people.


You can follow Incense, Trap, & Yoga On instagram : @IncenseTrapYoga

For the Return of #PassionMeets Politics, I sat down with Jazz singer/ songwriter V.Shayne Frederick. We talk about his jazz origins, how to be comfortable in your body, and much more!!


Follow V. Shayne on all social media @Vshaynef to get his show schedules and catch him every Wednesday at South restaurant here in the city!!

In the final installment of Telling Our Story, I sit down with the Homie Hanae (Ha-Nuh) to discuss her discovery of her Queer self, becoming a philly transplant, the work she does in the world, and a special message to our lil brother Nigel Shelby.

To keep up with Hanae you can follow her on IG at @hanaelujah

In the fourth installment of Telling our story, I sit down with the Allen’s ( Crystal and Noel) as they share their life journey. From how they met, to their professional careers , and their journey into parenthood. They share why presenting their identities are at the forefront of all that is the most important thing they could do.

Here are the links to Crystal’s businesses
StUdded: https://www.studded1.com/

A Total Solution CPA and Consultion :http://atotalsolutioncpa.com/

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In the second installment of Telling Our Stories I sit down with Erica Stewart, local LBGTQ advocate here in the city. Here we talk about the importance of her work, finding your own path, and what is next for her and her work.

You can follow Erica on Instagram : @HealingthroughTraumallc

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In honor of Black Philly Pride I wanted to take the opportunity to highlight my folks! The first person I asked was Rev. Da Saint! So after Good Friday we got together to decompress about the Good Friday service she curated and #JesusRepast

She is so intentional about how she represents God and God’s people and how she uses her talent!

You can follow her on Facebook at : https://m.facebook.com/vivre.amour.liberer/

On instagram _dasint_

And check out her short films here : Closet Doors : https://filmfreeway.com/closetDOORS

Trauma Doors: https://filmfreeway.com/traumaDOORS

Church Doors: https://filmfreeway.com/churchDOORS


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