100 Series Everyday Awesome Podcast

Emma Hicks is the owner of Camp Climb, an organization that provides leadership tools and resources for women. Due to recent events involving racism and police brutality, she and 100 Series creator, Jaawan Arrington, decided to focus the bulk of this conversation on that topic. They talk about how it's affecting them personally, why speaking out against racism is important for social media influencers regardless of their followers and content, and why continuing to have conversations about racism, human rights, & equality must continue to avoid society being caught in a vicious cycle.

Photographer, Reese Osborne, talks about how he is using his photography to help people love themselves. He also shares how he got into the art and how he's using it as a networking tool.

Ginger CC's style of art has popped up all over the Quad Cities recently. This Augustana College Grad talks about how she developed her style, teaming up with local businesses, what goes through her head when she creating her work, and much more!

You might have seen DJ K Yung playing tune at establishments around the Quad Cities. She stops by to talk about how she became a DJ, how she controls the crowd, some of the other places in the Midwest she has played, and the big names she's been able to meet.

Ashley Rogers plays a big part in the Quad Cities entertainment scene. From emceeing events to appearing in films shot in the area, Ashley talks about how she got into all things pop culture and the projects she'll be up to in the future. (Note: Some events discussed in this episode have been rescheduled due to COVID-19)

Wes Julien stops by to talk about his Love for music, what he's doing to grow the entertainment community in the Quad Cities, and the venue he's opening up!

TC Boyd is a musician and motivational speaker in the Quad Cities. He talks about his new ablum and book, "It Ain't Easy," being a role model to young men, taking his message of hope to schools and much more!

Marlena Midnite, Cat Ziggy, and Jennifer Boisen talk about their show, Midnite Mausoleum, their fanbase, how the show has helped them grow as artists, and much more!

An advocate for mental health awareness, Haley DeGreve calls in to talk about her organization called The Gray Matters and its campaign to strike up conversations regarding mental health. She shares how the group began, how it's spreading a message of hope and compassion, and gives some advice to people currently battling with mental health issues.

Special interview with Young Scrimmage, who makes his second guest appearance on the podcast. This time around, he talks about how he's doing during the COVID-19 pandemic, his new project dropping May 8th, Scrimmy Neutron, and talks about what things will be like for him and his brand once the pandemic ends.