Special Guest: Ella Rae Feingold

 In this episode, I discuss with Christa (Founder of Temple Edge and Temple Health), the importance of health, wellness, and the innovative blood testing technology that can help individuals understand and improve their health at a cellular level. They explore practical steps for taking control of your health and the power of data-driven insights.

In this episode of The 9-1-Opinion podcast, host Willie D interviews Rio Sterling, a talented soul artist from South London. They discuss Rio's musical influences, early memories of music, and his journey in the industry. Rio shares insights into his creative process, the importance of live instrumentation, and his experiences recording at iconic venues like Abbey Road Studios. The conversation also touches on the London music scene, the impact of AI on music, and Rio's aspirations for future projects and tours.

In this episode, host Willie D engages in a heartfelt conversation with Genevieve, a breast cancer survivor. They discuss the importance of early detection, the emotional and physical challenges of cancer treatment, and the impact of environmental factors on health. Genevieve shares her personal journey, including her diagnosis, treatment decisions, and the significance of finding joy and purpose after cancer. The conversation emphasizes the need for regular health check-ups and encourages listeners to be proactive about their health.

In this episode, host Willie D engages in a heartfelt conversation with Genevieve, a breast cancer survivor. They discuss the importance of early detection, the emotional and physical challenges of cancer treatment, and the impact of environmental factors on health. Genevieve shares her personal journey, including her diagnosis, treatment decisions, and the significance of finding joy and purpose after cancer. The conversation emphasizes the need for regular health check-ups and encourages listeners to be proactive about their health.

In this conversation, Willie D interviews MoDre, a multifaceted artist, producer, and mentor. They discuss MoDre's musical journey, starting from his childhood in church, his experiences at Berklee College of Music, and the challenges he faced while learning various instruments. MoDre shares insights on recognizing his talent, the importance of mentorship, and the connections he made in the music industry. The conversation also touches on the lessons learned from missed opportunities and the current projects MoDre is working on. MoDre shares his creative journey, discussing the inspiration behind his music, the challenges of self-criticism, and the importance of listening to one's own work from a fan's perspective. He also reflects on his life in New Zealand, and balancing family, along with his creative pursuits.

Recording Artist, Stefanie Michaela of Los Angeles, California stops by the podcast on this episode. We chat about her early recording career and how she had to put it on hold for a little while. Now she's returning in full force with a new EP and a brand new video you can watch on youtube! Enjoy the pod!

On this episode, I talk about my REBRAND. I have a new logo, and some new merchandise! I spend the remainder of the podcast talking about the trade war with China, Movies I want to go see, and the little tone deaf space trip a few celebs tried to make a big deal about.Go to 910Aapparel.PRINTFUL.ME and snag yourself a cool TEE!!

We are currently in a downward spiral, and I'm talking about it. But pay close attention to the voice you hear at the 21min mark... and listen closely to what he says at the end. It's the voice of Steve Bannon.

This is just a quick podcast update of what's been going in this crazy world, and some things I'll be talking about in future episodes. Comment on what you wan to hear/see me talk bout in future episodes

On this episode of the podcast, I speak with Grammy Award winning Guitarist, Ella Rae Feingold! It's somewhat of an impromptu interview. I messaged her to see if she would be a guest, and she responded immediately saying she'd be ready in an hour! I WAS NOT ready, but she was so cool and down to earth. She and I ended up having a great conversation about her playing, and some of the heavy hitters she's played for and knows in the music industry.