We are continuing Season 4 with Natalie Pecora of NJP Productions. Natalie is an entrepreneur, custom jewelry designer, and graphic designer, as well as an off-broadway set designer in fabulous New York City. This discussion is so fluent as we discuss creativity, the pandemic, family/friends, the social media community, ownership, love, and loss.

In part 2, of this great episode with Ellceey & Erron, we continue the discussion of, “The Interracial Perspective”. The discussion dives deeper into interracial challenges and the boundaries and confinement that others put on themselves when it comes to accepting people as they are and where they are in life. We jump into diverse dialogue around past episodes, including a passionate chat about being made to feel your color in various situations. There is so much to unpack, so jump into part 2 and check it out!

The Interracial Perspective is a general thought that everyone has or will have some time throughout their lives. No one person's perspective is perfect in thought. This being said, some personal preferences do not fall within the freedom of interracial lines, while others do not let society set limits and boundaries on who or whom they love. In this episode, we jump knee-deep in a courageous conversation with our friends and podcast hosts, Ellceey & Erron of, The Interracial Perspective; Maturity Not Included Podcast. Check out part 1 of, “Let’s talk about…The Interracial Perspective w/Ellceey & Erron”. Let’s get into it!

Hey friends! In this episode, we are the guests on an amazing podcast, The Interracial Perspective: Maturity Not Included Podcast, with Ellceey and Erron. These beautiful podcast hosts invited us to be their special guests, which made this our very first podcast interview opportunity. They made us feel right at home and very comfortable, as we chopped it up about life, marriage, military, society, and culture.