Diandra Interviews healer: The Psychology of Purposeful Music
Sometimes, the title does say it all. For healer, his purpose is clear: to bring
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Diandra Interviews Citizen Queen: Fated, Fierce, And For Your Consideration
I love sisterhood. It just feels so right, especially when it is based in music.
PROMO: Slickdeals For Black Friday At Academy Sports + Outdoors
I know, for many, it is quite surprising that 2020 has been a year so
Diandra Interviews Camie: A Ouija Board of Music
Okay! As Camie relived her HORRIFYING experience with a Quija board, I kept on thinking….
Podcast of The Month: The Creative Climate
When it comes to podcasts, there are SO MANY! Even I have my one: A
Diandra Interviews Juletta + Ishan: If I Never Hit Land
Juletta + Ishan feel like they were destined to make music together; with their chemistry
Diandra Interviews Mabes: Getting “Caught Up” In Love
In Caught Up, Mabes is cool, collected, retro, and glamorous; appearing like a 60’s pop
TV Review: Netflix’s Dash & Lily Brings The Holiday Cheer
Dash & Lily gives me YA glory. I could literally taste the adorable dynamics that
Movie Review: The Life Ahead Mourns The Past
Watching The Life Ahead, I couldn’t help but think of the American election, and how
Film Review: Let Him Go Will Have You Hooked
Watching Let Him Go, I was extremely sensitive because the premise, alone, summons notes from
TV Review: Industry Shows Money Corrupts The Youth
I knew I would love HBO’s Industry from its opening sequences of its characters’ job
Diandra Interviews Cassidy King: Love Is Not So Picture Perfect
We see it all the time. Someone looks at their favorite artist, from Adele to
Diandra Interviews Maia Reficco: Siendo Tu Misma
Maia Reficco is so strong. Known as Kally from Nickelodeon’s Kally Mashup, she has a
Diandra Interviews Neon Dreams: Creating Alt-Pop Positivity
Is it so bad to make your purpose healing? I ask that because it seems
Diandra Interviews Shitbats: Music Madness, Reefer Madness
Shitbats are crazy, but also deeply philosophical and poetic. In essence, they prove to have