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Art is the language of the soul, and while it can be interpreted in a variety of ways depending on the individual, do we dismiss the artist's intentions? It would be simple to enjoy a work of art if we divorced it from its creator, but at the end of the day, the pieces we adore are merely an extension of the artist's mind. We can project whatever we want onto a piece, but only the artist knows what their original intentions were. Looking at art through an intersectional lens and interpreting it from an informed perspective will only add nuance to a work; after all, art is only a window into an artist's mind and values. In this episode, Latine artist, Amorphousartboy, and I discuss what it's like to be an artist and how our work relates to our personal experiences. Where do our work insecurities come from, and how has our approach to art changed as a result of Covid and the 2020 lockdown?

The world after the pandemic wont be the same as the one we used to know. 2020 was a great year, although a sad one, it was the year a lot of us managed to open our hearts to healing. In this episode our special guest Rache and I talk about the importance of therapy and our own stories towards finally accepting who we are and what we can do to feel happy and satisfied with out lives.

Welcome to I’m a Bitch’s first and self titled episode. The title is very self explanatory, in this episode I explain why I have labeled myself a bitch and why I am so proud to do so.