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Country artist Mickey Guyton has had a pioneering year. Mickey became the first Black female solo artist to be nominated for a Grammy; and she's made history once again as the first Black female co-host of the Academy of Country Music Awards.
During this episode she shares, “I have imposter syndrome and there are many nights where I don't feel like I'm worthy. I've been working behind the scenes trying to open up opportunities for black people in the Country genre."
The conversation with Mickey Guyton is led by Keiana Martin who herself is a woman of color working in a field dominated by white men.

Jason Derulo has reinvented himself thanks to his masterful use of TikTok. Here's how Jason grew his TikTok following to become one of the biggest on the platform and how his social media approach can help anyone looking to grow their brand.

Lil Nas X is so much more than an artist with catchy songs; he's a history- maker. As the creator of the longest-running #1 song of all-time, Nas knows the importance of being your authentic self. In this episode, Lil Nas X spouts off on dating, becoming an author, and how fame has changed his relationships.

Ava Max is a bonafide pop princess, but as a first-generation immigrant from Albania, her journey to stardom is a unique one. Ava spouts off about her music, Albanian culture, her songwriting process, and the passing of her grandfather. 

24kGoldn has blurred the lines of genres. Is his music hip-hop, pop, or alternative? Regardless of how you define him, he has a style all his own. In this episode, 24kGoldn spouts off about fashion trends, fashion chasers, and the brands he'd like to have hanging in his closet. 

BTS is the biggest band in the world, but even with their level of fame, they are dealing with the pandemic like the rest of us. Hear how they are staying positive, find out what they miss most since Covid-19, and their opinion on one of our favorite debates.