We’re on Uncreative Radio with Ptah Quammie, a renowned South Florida fashion photographer!

Ptah Quammie has made a big name for himself among photographers, fashionistas, models, and star-studded personalities. His unique style of photography is a transformative experience that melds beauty with science fiction and fantasy, making his work absolutely one-of-a-kind. From fashion photography, he moved into nude photography, which is his true bread and butter. Unlike most, he uses nude photography as a gateway to metamorphosis. If you need help wrapping your head around it, check out his Instagram @artcrazyphotog.

This. Is. Quarantine vs. Routine with Ptah Quammie.

In this episode of Uncreative Radio with Ptah Quammie, a.k.a. “Art Crazy,” we’re taking a trip inside coronavirus happenings to share some unique insights on how you can generate a dollar during these uncertain times.

It goes without saying, but pretty much everyone in the world is in a similar predicament. We’re unemployed. We’re isolated. And we’re bored. Well, not all of us are bored. Not exactly.

Despite our professions, we’re all being forced to think outside of the box to keep our businesses afloat. This holds especially true to those of us in the creative industry. We’re having to be more resourceful during this economic lull, offering services and tapping into overlooked avenues we would not normally pursue. In a way, this is a silver lining. Innovation is a healthy practice in business management and development… Just so long as you know how and when to pivot.

In this episode of Uncreative Radio, Ptah Quammie is sharing the unique ways he’s navigating the coronavirus crisis, as well as ways in which you can turn a dollar in the absence of your usual workload.

Tune in this Thursday, April 9th at 6PM for a lesson on coronavirus business management with keynote speaker, Ptah Quammie. Class is in session.

For more original series and inspiring videos, check out our Youtube Channel. Here, you can stay up to date on the latest happenings inside the studio and check out art you won’t find any place else.

We’re on Uncreative Radio with Leo Brooks, a 2x Grammy Award Winning Country Music Artist!

Leo Brooks is a rare breed in country music. Why you ask? Well, we don’t often meet black country music artists… Nonetheless, those with two Grammy Awards under their belt buckle. So, yeah, this is quite the treat!

In fact, the last black guy we remember crossing over into the country music genre must’ve been Nelly. But that was just a phase, so it doesn’t fully count. Leo Brooks, on the other hand, is the real deal and country music is his life.

This is a special episode of Uncreative Radio. Rather than delve into political, social, and environmental issues, we’re listening to the sounds that Leo Brooks lives by. So, if you came here for coronavirus banter, you’ll be disappointed.

Leo Brooks’ roots tie back to Honduras, where both his parents grew up. Apparently, Country Music has a strong influence in Honduras (surprise, surprise), which explains Leo Brooks’ natural attachment to the genre.

After speaking with Leo for a bit it became clear that he was destined for the Country Music stage. Do you believe in fatalism? It’s kind of hard not to after listening to Leo’s story. But let’s remove fatalism from the equation for just a moment. Let’s chalk up Leo’s many successes to sheer determination, talent, and perseverance (which are most certainly key ingredients in his rise to fame). What are the chances he would have become just another name in the crowd? What is the possibility that he was destined for great things elsewhere?

Of course, we’ll never know, but speculation is fun, so humor us…

In the absence of fatalism, one must question if they’re on the right path…

It’s easy to look back on one’s life and criticize decisions that were made. But in the present, we’re not offered such a luxury. **Curse you linear timeline!** So, how do we know we’re walking the right path? Is it a genetic driver — some inherent chemical reaction assuring us to continue forward? Or is it something less subtle? Perhaps it’s pure chance?… But where’s the fun in that…

If you’re on the path and want to know if it’s the right path then tune-in for Uncreative Radio with Leo Brooks. The insights he’s sharing from his journey may be the guiding light you’ve needed all along.

If you want to keep up with Leo Brooks and his outstanding career, then follow him on Instagram at @leo-brooks. Oh, and if you’re eager to learn more about navigating the music industry, then check out Uncreative Radio with Miami Music Mogul, Abebe Lewis!

We’re on Uncreative Radio with Aniela McGuinness!

Aniela McGuinness is a successful actor turned writer and she’s here to tell us why your “happy endings” are crap.

Aniela McGuinness started her career in show business at C&I Studios. Before moving in front of the camera she was a guru behind the scenes. In fact, after many successful years in Hollywood, her career has come full circle. She is currently behind the scenes on Broadway, taking her hard-earned skills to all new heights. You can keep up with Aniela and learn more about her exciting career by following @anielamcg on Instagram.

On this episode of Uncreative Radio with Aniela McGuinness, Josh Miller and Aniela are reconnecting…for the first time since she quit!

Both Josh and Aniela share a passion for film. But not the same passion that you or I would share. Theirs is grounded in many tireless nights, constant travel, annoyances, difficult people, and… a thought-provoking final product. Whereas, ours is likely grounded on the couch in front of an HBO originals series.

There is this notion that “life imitates arts” — that an event in the real world is an expression of creative work. Perhaps the phrase is referring to every other type of art except for American media, because in the American film industry most every story has a happy ending, but in real life that is most certainly not the case.

We are not bound to the happy ending syndrome. We like telling real stories about real people. Take our most recent short film, for instance. Christmas Eve has a rich ending but it is most certainly not a happy ending. It’s real, it’s truthful, and it’s the right ending for the story we were telling.

Aniela McGuinness is also skeptical of happy endings. What are they leaving out? We suppose, that if you took someone’s entire life and removed all of the hardships, shameful moments, anxieties and so one, you may have a beautiful story with a happy ending. But that’s just a snapshot of an entire life. It’s a fallacy. Is it even worth telling a story the omits the true human condition?

Perhaps this is why Aniela McGuinness left film behind for Broadway… In this episode of Uncreative Radio, we’re digging deep into storytelling and the people who create the fables of our time. Why do the people who write a lot about happy endings rarely experience them for themselves? Why do we cling to happiness when the reality of it rarely exists? And why, oh why do people think acting is a glamourous profession?

You’ve got questions. We’ve got answers. Tune in on Thursday, March 5 at 6 PM ET for Uncreative Radio with Aniela McGuinness to find out what the hell is going on Hollywood.

What is the hustle? Is it a 9 to 5? A bi-weekly paycheck? Or is it a modern-day hunter-gathering type of game?

We’re on Uncreative Radio with DJ Fly Guy, a.k.a Rashaan Alexander, analyzing the hustle.

“The hustle” is often characterized by the decade. It has changed colors many times throughout American history. Most often, it is not cast in the best light. But today’s day and age has introduced a new mindset. The hustle isn’t bootlegging, smuggling, trapping, or rapping. It’s waking up every single day driven by a single purpose: doing what you were put on this earth to do.

Or as Lorenzo (played by Rober DeNiro) in a Bronx Tale wisely said, “It don’t take much strength to pull a trigger but try getting up every morning day after day and work for a living, let’s see him try that, then we’ll see who the real tough guy is, the working man is the tough guy.”

For DJ Fly Guy, that means creating art that speaks to our generation; it means wielding failure as a weapon for future success; it means taking a chance day in and day out. And you know what, he isn’t afraid to do it.

For those that don’t know DJ Fly Guy, he is a child of hip-hop. From an early age, he was inspired to leave his mark on the world through art. For a time, his outlet was rapping. But perspective changed that ambition. Or, rather, it molded his mindset and guided him to use his true god-given talents.

It’s difficult to pinpoint exactly where the hustle started for DJ Fly Guy. Was he born with it? Some of us are. Was it an outcome of nature and nurture? Family has a way of inspiring the best in us. Was it a product of geography? New York does indeed breeds some of the world’s best artists? Or was it something he cultivated throughout his entire life?

Tune in on Thursday, February 27th at 6 PM for Uncreative Radio with DJ Fly Guy to find out what inspires his hustle.

And if you’re following a similar path in life, perhaps his wisdom will inspire you to stick to the path. Today’s hustle is a hard road to travel. But more importantly, it’s a misleading one. Don’t believe the things you see and read online. Don’t shape your worldview around Instagram reality. These things can poison your ambition. Instead, listen to your heart. Better yet, listen to Uncreative Radio with DJ Fly Guy.

If you want to learn more about Rashaan Alexander and his hustle, you can catch him DJing at LIV in Miaimi. Follow him on Instagram to find out his upcoming performance dates. But we recommend tuning into his podcast.

Oh, and if you think this is all a hyperbole and that you will reach success by following the status quo and posting your unconventional life on social media, then perhaps you need a wakeup call. Rob Richardson will give you one.

Let’s talk about America’s corporate system and how it’s bleeding into politics and infecting our democracy.

We’re on Uncreative Radio with Rob Richardson, the Executive Producer and Host of the “Disruption Now” podcast, an influential platform encouraging visionaries to disrupt the status quo in positive ways.

If you believe there is nothing to disrupt; if you believe that our system is fair; if you squander your vote because it doesn’t matter then you need to tune in on Thursday, February 20th at 6 PM ET. Rob Richardson and Joshua Miller will wake you up to the harsh reality you’ve been choosing to either ignore or be complacent to.

So who are you?

Do you believe there is nothing to disrupt?

Huh, strange. Then why are so many working Americans living in poverty? Are you aware that poverty compounds instability?

Can’t pay for a cavity filling. Take care of it next year. Can’t pay for a crown. Take care of it next year. Can’t pay for a root canal. Take care of next year. Can’t pay for a cancer screening. Well, now you’re up shit’s creek.

Poverty breeds poverty. That is the way the system works and it’s designed to distract you from creating real change. Prove us wrong.

Do you believe that our corporate and political system is fair?

Then why are forces constantly at work to prevent you from voting?

Access to voting is shrinking. Your voice is shrinking.

If you’re too poor to miss work to go cast your voice. The corporate system has stripped you of your power. If you’re a felon who has paid for your crimes, too bad! No vote for you! Did your usual voting precinct close without notification? Too bad, this is rural America!

Do you squander your vote because the system is rigged?

Well, you’ve been tricked. If the system was rigged, how in the world would a black man with the name Barack Hussein Obama be elected President of the United States for two terms? Riddle me that!

It’s time to wake up to the world. There is always a force at work attempting to diminish your power. You can’t allow that to happen. Fortunately, Rob Richardson has a solution and he’s sharing it with Joshua Miller on this empowering episode of Uncreative Radio.

It begins with adopting the Entrepreneurial Mindset. Watch Thursday’s episode with Rob Richardson to learn the steps needed to take back your power. 

The working community, especially people of color and women, can no longer rely on protests to carry their message. They need to work under a collective mindset to propel the wheels of power. Or as Rob Richardson says, “Protests are only an arrow in the quiver of what we are aiming to achieve.” The rest of your power lies in the entrepreneurial mindset. It’s time for you to embrace yours.

Episode 3 of Uncreative Radio with Rob Richardson airs Thursday, February 20 at 6 PM ET.

Where do you stand on racism? Where do you stand on politics?

If you have an opinion on one, you must have an opinion on both. Why?  Because our political and social climate has blended racism with politics. It’s divisive. And that is the strategy.

Argue against this train of thought all you want but there is no denying the backlash of Obama’s presidency. Just look at who we’ve had to put up with since 2016. He didn’t get there by accident. You can wish him out office all you want. But what good will that do anyway? You have to act to create change. But you’re comfortable and the next episode of The Outsider is airing on Sunday, so we get it.

Just now that as you’re sitting there comfortably the people who showed up to support Donald Trump are turning out again in 2020. They’re blending racism with politics and they’re wielding it against us.

Where did all of this hatred and division begin anyhow?

Things were looking good for a time. We had the first black president of the United States who led our country for two consecutive terms. We were looking good. We were feeling united. So, where did we take a wrong turn?

This begs the question of activism… how can it produce the opposite results; how can it give the bigots a taller platform to shout from. We’re talking about Trayvon Martin and the #BlackLivesMatter movement. Did it flush out the bigots? Were they pulling a war carriage carrying an orange-faced mongrel in the wake of their stupidity?

If you have questions, we have answers. If you want to know what the heck is going on, then tune in on Thursday, February 13th for Uncreative Radio with Tiffany Lanier. 

We’re backtracking a decade to where her activism began to pinpoint the wrong turns we have made as a society and to measure up Facebook’s role in the age of disinformation.

This is Season 2 of Uncreative Radio and things are getting real.

A little bit about Tiffany Lanier

Tiffany Lanier is a Keynote and Motivation Speaker. She has a long history as an activist, fighting for political freedom while arguing the efficacy of your voting power. She has swayed between right and wrong and corrected herself. She sets her pride aside to embrace hard truths and inspire others to do the same.

You can check out Tiffany Lanier on Instagram, listen to her podcast A Modern Visionary, or hire her as your next Keynote Speaker.

Whatever you do, “Live Purposefully and Lead Consciously.”

Peace.

Uncreative Radio Season 2 airs every Thursday at 6 PM ET. This is your source for unscripted, uncensored truths. So, ditch the fake news and the social media crap. Tune-in and gain some perspective.

We’re kicking off season 2 of Uncreative Radio with special guest Charlie Villanueva!

Charlie Villanueva is a longtime friend of the studio. We’ve worked with him on a number of projects in the past, and most recently on our History Matters series where he shares the life and legacy of Michael Jordan.

In this episode of Uncreative Radio, Charlie V joined us in the studio to discuss his life’s passion, the culture of the sport and the players who made the greastest impact on his game.

But that’s not all… we’re also discussing life after basketball and the change in responsibilities that come with retirement.

According to Charlie V, “Money doesn’t make the man.”

And he’s correct. But many people who see early success don’t realize this simple fact until it’s too late. Charlie V did. He knew that basketball would not last forever and so he set himself up for success and prosperity when the time would come to hang his jersey. He had a plan and he put it in motion. Athletes or young stars who fail to see the innevitable put themselves at a disadvantage later in life. Charlie V shares many valuable lessons with us, so be sure to tune in on February 6th at 6 PM ET.

Join us for episode 201 of Uncreative Radio to see what Charlie V has been up to and to hear about his life and career after basketball.

Be sure to follow Charlie V on Instagram and give him a shoutout for joining us on Uncreative Radio!

Click here for more episodes of Uncreative Radio or to catch up on Season 1.

We’re on Uncreative Radio with Joseph Miller!

Joseph Miller is the General Manager at C&I Studios and an avid gamer. He is starring in an upcoming lifestyle sketch docuseries, titled Heart Piece Plus, as his alter ego, Master Joe. Heart Piece Plus creates a dialogue around social responsibility, using video games as the framework for a grand, interconnected (and shared) coming of age story. You can learn more about his upcoming series on our portfolio.

Joseph Miller handles all of the hiring (and firing) here at the studio. He is the first line of defense for the 30 sum applications we receive daily and the last line of offense (if you know what we mean). So, who better than to swap horror stories of life at the studio? Tune in to minute 11:00 for the workhouse gossip and to hear about that one  guy who quit because “all of the cocaine gave him the jitters.”

From there, we get into what makes people succeed in the workplace. Is it a defining character trait — something you can pinpoint? Or is it passion, pure and simple? Find out at minute 20:00! If you have dreams of working with our crew, then this is the segment for you.

If you’re in need of a happy dose of brotherly love, keep watching! Joshua and Joseph are going down memory lane to discover how they ended up here in the first place. Catharsis? You’ll have to decide that for yourself.

Tune in Thursday, November 21st for Uncreative Radio with Joseph Miller for an uncensored, unscripted look inside the culture and the people at C&I Studios.

#UNCREATIVERadio airs every Thursday at 6 PM.

Our guests are some of the brightest minds in their industry. Most are self-starters and artists doing everything they can to establish their name among the best of the best. If you have great ambitions in life, then this is your source for art, entertainment, and inspiration.

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We’re on Uncreative Radio with Alberto Padron, CEO of Stinghouse, to discuss how education and confidence create paths toward success. And how those who follow these paths decide the future of our country.

Alberto Padron has a rich educational background and continues to work with college campuses across the U.S., so we invited him to our studio to educate us on America’s emerging generation of young professionals. As a military man and college graduate, Alberto has a deep appreciation for education and its many forms. His lifetime of schooling and his success in the advertising and marketing sector solidified one truth: that one’s education shapes their ambition.

Alberto explains that education does not only apply to highschool and college graduates. He says that all schooling begins on the homefront and escalates from there. And he is correct. It leads young people to pursue certain passions and avoid others. In the end, he says, all people must take their schooling into their own hands. Expanding one’s mindset and skillset eventually becomes a private affair. We either seek to learn more and broaden our understanding of things, or we remain content and naive. Ultimately, this is what separates the successes of some people from the failures of others.

Given his educational background, his current position as CEO of Stinghouse, and his status as a leader, we asked him to elaborate on this thought and to shed light on a few curiosities…

1. How do college life and higher education impact young professionals?
2. Is there a clear market reward for those who can balance soft skills, hard skills, and interpersonal skills?
3. As an employer, what are a few characteristics you look at when hiring a new employee?
4. How can young people standout as worth candidates for hire?

Alberto’s insights answer a fifth question: Who is America?

Our country has endured curious ebbs and flows as of late, and the strangeness is not yet over. Since Alberto is regularly engaged with the upcoming league of young professionals, activist leaders, and (doomed-to-be) slackers we knew he would be able to give us a proper answer on what is to come and what type of person is to lead.

If you’re curious about how you can land a good job, Alberto Padron is sharing great advice. If you’re questioning your schooling, Alberto will explain the importance of staying engaged. And if you’re curious about whether you should vote for Kanye West in 2024, Alberto will tell you why that is a catastrophic idea!

Tune in on Thursday, November 14th at 6 P for Uncreative Radio with Alberto Padron to find out what is making Americans tick and how you can set yourself up for early success in the career of your choosing.

#UNCREATIVERadio airs every Thursday at 6 PM.

Our guests are some of the brightest minds in their industry. Most are self-starters and artists doing everything they can to establish their name among the best of the best. If you have great ambitions in life, then this is your source for art, entertainment, and inspiration.

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We’re on Uncreative Radio with Alan Hooper to discuss generational woes and the evolution of ethics.

It is said that every one of us harbors our own visions of the future; that we all have private kingdoms shining behind our eyes. There are those who dream longterm — who dream for others. While there are those who exploit the short term, doing whatever they can to further their status.

History has proven that the men and women who dream big and act for the common good are the ones who carve out the brightest futures. Yes, wicked people act on wicked deeds and their efforts, too, stain mankind’s history. But theirs are not everlasting marks. Not in the kingdom we envision.

Our guest, Alan Hooper, envisions a future that we welcome wholeheartedly. His life’s work has transformed Fort Lauderdale from a dilapidated seaside town into a vibrant centerpiece for arts and culture in South Florida. His work has created avenues for artists and small businesses to thrive; for families to grow; for people around the world to enjoy. To accomplish such a feat takes a lot of hard work, perseverance, and sacrifice. Or, as Alan Hooper simply puts it, it requires passion and a smile.

On this episode of Uncreative Radio with Alan Hooper, you will learn the secret formula to his success, how his upbringing inspired his life’s mission and the hidden powers of those who inspire growth in our communities versus those who hinder it.

More importantly, we learn about the generational crossroads we find ourselves in and how this apparent shift in ethics will decide what the next generation of leaders values most. If you consider yourself a visionary, watch the episode. If you want to learn how to make your dreams a reality, watch the episode. If you have diverted from your path in life, don’t fret. It happened for a reason, so watch the episode.

#UNCREATIVERadio airs every Thursday at 6 PM.

Our guests are some of the brightest minds in their industry. Most are self-starters and artists doing everything they can to establish their name among the best of the best. If you have great ambitions in life, then this is your source for art, entertainment, and inspiration.

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We’re on Uncreative Radio with Todd Steinberg in Fort Lauderdale!

It was Jon Stewart who said something along the lines of, “If you do not defend your values when they are put under pressure then they aren’t values. They’re hobbies.”

This is true today, more than ever. It seems that everyone has their “causes” and their “values.” They preach about them on social media, sending their prayers and other frivolous gestures for all to see. But when the time comes to truly defend those ideologies through action no one turns up. It’s no wonder progress is rarely achieved.

Blame it on the attention span of the average American citizen.

When something awful happens, whether it be a school shooting, mass deportation of innocent migrants, or the abandoning of an ally in a warzone, the masses rabble, shake their banners and meet up in city squares to express their views. They complain about the injustice, attract media attention and then go home and all is forgotten.

Take Jeffrey Epstein, for instance. He was the talk of the town for some time. His actions were horrendous. He literally sold off young girls to the richest elites for sexual pleasure. He was murdered in his jail cell a month ago. No questions were asked. His black book of contacts went unpursued by law enforcement. And the general public moved on.

No one is talking about Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes anymore. It has been swept aside in favor of impeachment protests, Hong Kong’s march to freedom, that abandonment of the Kurds in Syria, and so on. And these topics, too, will be forgotten in time. And, ultimately, nothing will come of it except the demise of the innocent. No punishments will convict the guilty parties. The world will keep spinning and we will all find something new and even more wicked to rally our pathetic cries.

And it is within this context that Todd Steinberg is watching helplessly as the world goes to ruin.

Todd Steinberg is one of the founders and owners of Komuso Design. He started the business with his wife Vanessa to bring positive change to the world. They are one of our favorite clients to work with. Their vision and brand are incredibly inspiring. You can check out some of the work we’ve done for Komuso on our website. If you like what you see, you can join their growing community by following them on Instagram.

Anyway, Todd was not always in the business of helping others. Not exactly. His first career was in vacation planning and management. He would plan extravagant spring break trips for college kids, sending them to Mexico and other paradises to get drunk and party. He wasn’t exactly fulfilled by this work. So, he did what a lot of people are too afraid (or too passive) to do: he pursued a dream he shared with this wife. This lifestyle change and the anxieties created by his former career were the impetus for Komuso Design.

The moral of the story is that Todd took action to make his dreams a reality. He did not talk about his ambitions then casually let them slip away. No, he (and his wife, Vanessa) worked really hard to create a life of purpose. To achieve such a thing requires sacrifices. But that did not deter them and it should not deter anyone of us from working to make positive changes in the world.

It may sound daunting, like some crusade you must dedicate your life to. But it isn’t. As an American, you have more power to make a change in this world than most. It’s called voting… So, are you ready to stop talking about your values and actually show up to defend them?

Tune-in on Thursday, October 17th for Uncreative Radio with Todd Steinberg for a lesson on taking action to change a world that is moving in the wrong direction. Or… you can send us your prayers on Facebook, kick back and watch the world burn.

#UNCREATIVERadio airs every Thursday at 6 PM.

Our guests are some of the brightest minds in their industry. Most are self-starters and artists doing everything they can to establish their name among the best of the best. If you have great ambitions in life, then this is your source for art, entertainment, and inspiration.

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We’re on Uncreative Radio with Leslie Lynn Nifoussi in Fort Lauderdale!

Have you ever had to physically fight for your life?

Most of us have played out such horror stories in our imaginations. But very few of us have ever actually been put to the test. (This is a good thing.)

Our guest, Leslie Lynn Nifoussi, is a survivor of attempted murder. One day she found herself in a completely random scenario fighting for her life. The bloody scene started with a sweater and a rock…the rest of the story is Leslie’s to tell.

Without saying any spoilers (but, yeah, she obviously survives) we can say that her story is terrifying because it is so plausible. Any one of us could be the target of a random attack one day. If you think about it, truly think about it, random acts of violence are the true horror stories of our time.

Movies like The Conjuring, The Exorcist, and Us are scary but their stories are so fabricated and disillusioned that their shock value begins to lose emphasis. No one gets possessed by the devil anymore, and even fewer scenarios play out where our clones rise from the sewers to murder us with scissors. Whereas movies like Natural Born Killers, The Devil’s Rejects, and The Strangers, where unsolicited acts of violence drive the characters and the narrative, are absolutely terrifying. Predators do exist and their deeds are, in fact, bloody.

In a split second, without provocation, someone could attack you with murderous intent. It could be while you are walking to your car at night, resting in your home, or even working at a surf shop on the Jersey Shore in the middle of broad daylight.

Fortunately for our viewers, Leslie Lynn Nifoussi’s story is about much more than surviving attempted murder. It’s about perseverance and creation. She never let the terror and post-traumatic stress from that situation limit her life. She did not dwell on the violence nor play the victim. She traced a silver lining from that day — the fact that she survived — and used that vigor to fuel a new chapter in her life.

Uncreative Radio with Leslie Lynn Nifoussi tells of a journey that begins with a random act of violence and a deadly encounter and manifests into something beautiful and inspiring. Her story is about the ability to convert trauma into art. In his book, The Devil’s Pleasure Palace, Michael Walsh explains that all art is derived from conflict — that humanity’s shared struggles and defining differences inspire artistic expression. And perhaps his insights have truth to them. Leslie Lynn Nifousssi might agree, too. The conflict gave rise to her artistic expression, after all.

Leslie Lynn Nifoussi is publishing a book about her deadly encounter and how she channeled positivity from a seemingly desolate situation. Her writings are that of coping with trauma, the freedom of catharsis, and the act of creating something beautiful and meaningful out of ugly situations.

Tune in Thursday, October 10th at 6 PM for Uncreative Radio with Leslie Lynn Nifoussi to hear the gritty details of her story and for a sneak-peek into her upcoming novel.

If you deal with stress and anxiety from time to time or even daily, then you should not only listen to Leslie’s inspiring story, you should also check out Komuso Design. We have been working with Komuso for years. Their product, the Shift, is a tool that helps people cope with stress and anxiety by channeling the power of their breathing. It has helped some of us get through stressful situations and may do the same for you.

A Little Bit About Leslie Lynn Nifoussi

Leslie Lynn Nifoussi is a Freelance TV/Talk show Host, Actor, Model, and Voice Over Artist. Her work has been featured in various commercials and print publications. Be sure to follow her on Instagram and keep a lookout for her upcoming self-care book.

#UNCREATIVERadio airs every Thursday at 6 PM.

Our guests are some of the brightest minds in their industry. Most are self-starters and artists doing everything they can to establish their name among the best of the best. If you have great ambitions in life, then this is your source for art, entertainment, and inspiration.

Check out the other episodes when you get a sec!