What happens when you put a masked graffiti artist in front of a microphone and let the conversation go wherever it wants? A LOT. 😂

On this episode of Here's to You, we're joined by Deber, an anonymous artist whose work around the city is about much more than making walls look good. We get into the meaning behind his name, why he takes his art so seriously, and how staying behind a mask lets the work speak louder than the person.

But this conversation goes way beyond graffiti. We're talking about gossip, capitalism, immigration, AI-generated art, and why getting outside your own bubble can completely change how you see the world. Deber doesn't shy away from sharing his opinions, and we definitely don't run out of things to debate.

We also get into the relationship between art and humanity, the pressure to pursue perfection, and a surprisingly deep conversation about morality, religion, and what it means to create your own heaven or hell here on Earth.

And yes, there's plenty of joking around along the way. We wouldn't be Here's to You without it.

This conversation got so good that we had to split it into two parts. Consider this Part 1 of a conversation that proves street art can open the door to some pretty big ideas.

🎙️ Tune in, join the conversation, and let us know which hot take you agree—or disagree—with the most.

If you enjoy the show, subscribe, follow, and share the episode with someone who loves art, big ideas, and conversations that don't stay on the surface.

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Meme Phommachanh is figuring it out — just like the rest of us.

She's a model, content creator, entrepreneur, marketer, pageant director, and the founder of Social Grace. And after recently leaving her 9-to-5, she's giving herself the freedom to pursue the things she's always wanted to do.

We talk about giving yourself grace, following your dreams, the pressure we put on ourselves, social media, comparison, mental health, and learning to be comfortable with the parts of yourself that once made you uncomfortable.

Meme also shares the story of how participating in the Wichita Asian Festival pageant transformed her relationship with her Laotian heritage and helped her better understand her family's journey to America.

And because this is Here's to You, we also somehow end up talking about a viral dolphin noise, gaming, spicy Lao food, Taylor Swift, drinks, and why Meme may be the most energetic person we've had behind the microphone.

It's funny, vulnerable, chaotic, and ultimately a conversation about becoming more comfortable with who you are.

Here's to Meme. 🥂

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What does success look like when you're building a creative life on your own terms?

In this episode of Here's To You, we sit down with DJ Sunshine, a Wichita-based DJ, producer, entrepreneur, and creative who is building a career rooted in music, community, self-expression, and purpose.

We talk about everything from performing at Burning Man, owning a karaoke business, and producing music full-time, to sobriety, emotional growth, creativity, confidence, and learning how to define success for yourself instead of chasing someone else's version of it.

DJ Sunshine shares how he turned a karaoke hosting opportunity into a business, why he stopped drinking, what Burning Man's principles have taught him about life, and why community matters more than ego.

Of course, we also make a custom Sunshine Spritz, dive into music recommendations, tell ridiculous stories, and wrap things up with our signature lightning round.

🥂 In this episode we discuss:

• Becoming a full-time DJ and producer
• Building passive income through a karaoke business
• Burning Man principles and radical self-expression
• Sobriety and personal growth
• Following creative dreams
• Confidence and authenticity
• Community, friendship, and collaboration
• Music, creativity, and inspiration
• Defining success on your own terms

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What happens when the career you thought you wanted leaves you burned out?

For Tiffany Harlan, the answer was reinvention.

From exercise science and personal training to OrangeTheory, mortgage lending, five years as a PE teacher, motherhood, and eventually opening Movement Fitness with her husband, Tiffany's journey has been anything but straightforward.

We talk about burnout, raising two kids while running a gym, building a community, HYROX, strength training, postpartum fitness, and why her definition of success has changed completely.

Plus, we get into some very important topics like man makers, terrible push-ups, toddlers being tiny drunk people, pickleball, Taylor Swift, and the world's most committed sheetrock-breaking burglar.

This is Tiffany Harlan's story.

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This week on Here's to You, we're joined by comedian, content creator, MC, and professional instigator Erick Zayas.

What starts as a conversation about dating, social media, DJs, fatherhood, and the chaos of being online eventually turns into something much more personal.

Erick talks about growing up in a family that struggled financially, searching for validation as a kid, and the moment he realized he wanted to become an entertainer after seeing George Lopez bring laughter into a difficult moment for his family.

He also opens up about losing a childhood friend and how that experience changed his perspective on purpose, friendship, and the impact we can have on other people.

For Erick, the goal isn't necessarily to find one perfect definition of success. It's much simpler: be useful, make people laugh, and help someone forget that life sucks—even if it's only for a few minutes.

It's a funny, unfiltered, and surprisingly heartfelt conversation about comedy, purpose, fatherhood, friendship, and figuring out what you're supposed to do with your life.

Pull up a chair and join us.

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What if success isn't about checking all the boxes everyone else gives you?

This week, Tonya joins us for a candid conversation about choosing creativity, embracing entrepreneurship, navigating motherhood, and redefining what a meaningful life looks like.

We talk about taking risks, overcoming burnout, building healthy relationships, and how experiences—especially travel—can completely change the way you see yourself and your future.

Whether you're building a business, searching for your next chapter, or simply trying to create a life that feels authentic, this episode is full of relatable stories and thoughtful perspective.

Pour yourself a cup of coffee, settle in, and join the conversation. Follow Tonya and The Currents below!

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Everyone has a story—and sometimes the people we assume we know are the ones with the most to teach us.

This week on Here's to You, Emerson joins us to share a journey marked by reinvention, resilience, and personal growth. From business and entrepreneurship to fatherhood, faith, and tattooing, his path has been anything but ordinary.

Together, we talk about overcoming misconceptions, giving yourself grace, learning from life's unexpected turns, and discovering that purpose isn't found in one career or one chapter—it's built over a lifetime.

Whether you're navigating a new season, questioning your next step, or simply looking for an honest conversation about growth, this episode offers a thoughtful reminder that your past doesn't have to define your future.

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In this episode of Here's to You, we're exploring how meaningful friendships can grow into successful businesses, stronger communities, and lifelong bonds.

Our conversation with Jimmy and Thanh dives into the power of hospitality, the stories behind entrepreneurship, and the role food plays in bringing people together. Along the way, we share laughs, personal experiences, and the lessons we've learned about building relationships that extend far beyond business.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, a foodie, or someone who values authentic connection, this episode is a reminder that the best partnerships often begin with a simple conversation—and maybe a great meal.

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