Party on a Podcast

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Episodes drop on Sunday and I will be bringing you new content and conversations to get you through the day and kick off your week! Conversations with creatives in all aspects, from artists and producers, to designers to videographers. Mark'd gives you raw, uncut, and authentic stories all translated into a vocal diary. Over the years Mark’d has become more aware that providing opportunities for the future creators is just as important for the creative culture as creating opportunities for one’s self. Having open conversations about real people, their creative journey and their inspiration.

  1. 03/12/2023

    Natasha Legay: Building Community, Support for the Culture, and Stay Forever.

    Since she was a teen, this woman has been involved with, supported deeply and brought a different feel to the live and hip-hop scene here on the East Coast. From taking photos to just being a familiar face in the crowd, she's been a driving force of selfless support from the jump. A lot of these episodes are moments for me, and a lot of "if you didn't know, you should" guests have been a part of this wonderful platform I've been loving build from the ground up. I think that's why I've been wanting to share an episode and have Natasha Legay on an episode to show the scene, you don't have to be a major player to make an impact on the culture or community you love supporting. This was a great conversation with an essential element of any thriving industry, support. Also had the pleasure of chatting with Natasha about the "Stay Forever" event in Toronto, the weekend of Feb 25-26 and how things rolled out. Got to hear some great stories as well as talk relations with the reason behind the event, Pat Stay. Long Live Pat Stay. Be sure to check out the FULL episode, in either audio or video from! If you like what you hear, be sure to SUBSCRIBE to Party on a Podcast on your favourite podcast streaming service so you don't miss any future episodes! Check out Natasha Legay on IG, also head to the GoFundMe below to support Pat Stay's Family. Every and any amount is appreciated! Instagram: https://instagram.com/natasha063 (@natasha063) GoFundMe for Pat Stay: https://gofund.me/36fa7d81

    Natasha Legay: Building Community, Support for the Culture, and Stay Forever.
  2. 01/22/2023

    Unko Catfish: Potato Salad Radio Show Days, the Inspiration Behind it and How it all Began...

    If you know, you know, and if you don't, well, here's your chance for a re-up. The Halifax Hip-Hop & Rap scene was heavily dependent and reliant on one radio show that was always down for an interview, as long as you could hold your own. A host that has been welcoming from the jump, one that made this radio show such a welcome mat for meeting so many other artists and performers in the city. A host that has given a platform to so many artists with the main aspect of being a fan. A host that made me feel like...well I don't wanna give away the whole interview...just know that David Dahms, Unko Catfish, Odysseus, no matter how you know him and what you know him as, this man right here opened a lot of doors and introduced a lot of artists to the city, to radio, and to their first radio show. This episode was a must, giving flowers where flowers are due, this man helped paved the way for local radio in Halifax with independent artists. Be sure to check out the full episode, in either audio or video form! If you like what you hear, be sure to SUBSCRIBE to Party on a Podcast on your favourite podcast streaming service so you don't miss any future episodes! Also be sure to check out everything Mark'd HERE: https://linktr.ee/markdsouls And check out Unko Catfish on Instagram & check out his YouTube below as well: https://www.instagram.com/unkocatfish https://www.youtube.com/@dahms9319

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Episodes drop on Sunday and I will be bringing you new content and conversations to get you through the day and kick off your week! Conversations with creatives in all aspects, from artists and producers, to designers to videographers. Mark'd gives you raw, uncut, and authentic stories all translated into a vocal diary. Over the years Mark’d has become more aware that providing opportunities for the future creators is just as important for the creative culture as creating opportunities for one’s self. Having open conversations about real people, their creative journey and their inspiration.