After over two years of purgatory, I have decided to start recording again. Not on a one-off note either. I genuinely have a lot to talk about, and I know that there are people out there listening. In this episode, I oppose the rhetoric that discourages people from pursuing fulfillment. Specifically, the whole "Take away Podcast Mics" conversation. There is a lot of stigma about men communicating their ideas through software and media. I just had to address it for the start of this season. This podcast is centered around expanding and expressing nodes of thought.

3 years of experience working for different levels of government and corporate entities. The gloves are off simply because I do not care to filter myself anymore. This introductory episode sets the tone for how I will carry things forward. When I initially started this podcast, it was a way to bring organized thought to the air and to open a space for intellectual conversation. We are so back. Back..... with the same equipment, of course. Fuck it, though, this shit is overdue

An interview with a self-made/self-paid artist from Baltimore City is featured in this special episode. With skills in tattooing, air spray painting, carpentry, fashion, interior design, life coaching, and much more, RazorSharp is a true polymath. He has experience from being a young creative to a confident businessman. This fascinating interview is sure to stimulate and inspire listeners. Razor has worked with numerous organizations throughout the states on the East Coast of the United States, including Black Ink Atlanta. In this interview, you may learn about some work he hasn't released to the public.

Special Shout out to @Fortune4k media and @TheCityofFortuneOfficial for recording this episode.

IG: @Razorsharp76
IG: Caml.Convoy

After my 4 month hiatus, I am finally uploading again. This summer I have been a part of projects, and programs, and all-around busy. I took the time to think about the direction of this podcast and what it means to upload. With all of this came the glorious rebrand! Tune into this episode to get a listen-in on how I've been and where I'm going :p

Remember to follow the podcast page @camls.convoy on Instagram!

In this episode, I host a good friend of mine Isaac O'neal. He has a background in psychology, philosophy, and business consulting. We delve into trends in Men's mental health. Things like suicide rates, depression, and anxiety. More importantly, we spoke about a few things men can do to pull themselves out of psychological distress. Even fulfilling things that men cannot discover on their own. Self-help is cool to an extent. Being as that we are human, it is important for us to have groups of people to navigate life with!

In this episode, I host none other than Baltimores' finest 1AMTwan. I interview him to talk about his journey as a performing artist in the city. Stick around to learn about his upcoming EP DIES IRAE. I am beyond proud to host my good brother in this episode. We have a similar home at the poetry party. Watching him grow into a performing artist has been inspirational and transformative!

I am proud to air this episode! Hosting my good friend, the most illustrious A'niyah Taylor on my podcast. She is a poet with many accolades and performs with a national team. Outstanding artists like herself are welcome to talk their Ish on my podcast. In this episode, I ask her questions about her experience as a performing artist that competes for big stakes. My favorite thing about this episode is how authentic and pure A'niyah is when it comes to explaining the environment revolving around poetry!

In this episode of The Curious Caml Podcast I host Baltimore's finest Kyree Swirving and iHeartAveJoe. Both of these men are performing artist known for their ability to follow a melody. Good friends of mine, I've spent hours of time working on my own projects in congruence with the two.

Our topic in this episode is about the different pressures creatives face when it comes to gaining exposure, competing, and developing talent. A more laid-back conversation, considering that I know these two I spent less time interviewing them and more time conversing with them. Stick around till the end to pick up on the new JamlTheCaml podcast tradition !

Lovely on the inside and out, Lundon is a poet, podcast host, and an outstanding artist. I hosted her in this episode of The Curious Caml to talk about the importance of travel and changing scenery. Major points in our conversation revolve around culture shock, a difference in values, and international travel. Lundon studied abroad for years in high school and college. She was the perfect person to interview for this topic.