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The Color Purple is such an iconic film, not just for its messaging but also for the multiple themes about family, love in all and any of it's forms and most importantly  the questions about faith and suffering. The Episode gives a non -spoiler review of the latest Broadway musical turned big screen movie. Does it live up to the hype and the expectations that its predecessor made or does it fall flat? Check it out and don't forget to like, share and subscribe.

We are back with new episodes, and we have Rah Mosley Big and Tall Male Model. This interview we talk about his journey into the modeling world and his path to be a bridge builder for other male models coming into the industry.   Take a listen and don't forget to follow, like and share!!!

A viral conversation has risen a classic topic about hair care and styling on set for models. In recent days there has been a video going viral about a model with whom her hair was not properly treated while walking for NYFW. This raises the conversation about HMUAs and other creatives being or feeling intimidated by styling black hair on set. I believe that we can do better than this, but take a listen to hear my thoughts on the matter.

In this episode of Beyond the Set, we discuss the path that I took to go full time into my dream job. This may not be for everyone; but if you are thinking about making that transition then you may wanna take a listen to this episode.   Please don't forget to like, share, and subscribe

In this episode of Beyond The Set we take a look back and think about what the word Platform truly means in out modern day and age. How to build it, why you may want one and most importantly where do they begin ??    

In this Episode of Beyond The Set, we talk with photographer and graphic designer Allyson Rhodes creator of www.airgraphicdesign.com . We discuss, her journey as a lifestyle photographer, finding her niche in the industry an walking into her purpose.   Don't for get to Like Share and Subscribe.

With major brands such as Gucci, Balenciaga taking black culture and making it high fashion, we must as the question is there a possible nefarious nature behind it? Are these brands ignorant to what they are doing or are they doing this with the intention of getting more likes, creating more buzz, despite the backlash that it may create. If the saying goes all press is good press then what better way to create it than to cause controversy. Let's Talk about it.  

Most people believe that male modeling just about having a chiseled jaw bone and believe that the doors will be open to them  and the red carpet rolled out; but that is not always the case. In this episode of Beyond The Set we talk with professional model Alan Brockington about his journey and longevity in the model industry. 

Working a 9 to 5 can be both rewarding and also stressful when you are being pulled in multiple paths. We can to this place where this place that use to be one where you enjoyed it, has now become a place of loathing thoughts and a soul sucking abyss.    The question is how do we fix this problem, change the situation or change your mindset in the situation.   

We see them on billboards, magazines, and on a variety of different things, but do we ever ask the question: Who are the faces on those billboards, how did they get there? Are they good people, are they just pretty faces, is there any depth to them;  or are they just beautiful people pushing the standard of beauty further and further from reality? In the episode I talk to Fashion Model Mimi Roche who has walked a powerful path in the modeling industry, keeping her faith beside her; she gives us a look into the modeling world from the black perspective.

This is my review on the latest film from Disney & Pixar titled Soul. I think this film speaks heavily to those of us in the arts/creative as well as those who are just trying to figure out life.

The Creative can be a place of joy and fulfillment, a place where we can allow the creative paths to flow and bring forth amazing art. The other side that we don't talk about are the highs and lows that can come with our creativity; and how these affect our mental health. In this episode we talk to Dr. Kristen Guillory who is a PhD in Psychology we dive into the world of mental health and the creative. How to spot and deal with burnout and how your personal style can be used as a tool to help you in everyday life.