Hitting the Streets Podcast

Today on the show, I sit down with Rayce Guess, Vice President of the NAACP Grayson County chapter. We talk about the founding of the NAACP in 1909, the purpose behind its mission, and why its work continues to matter today.

We also bring the conversation local, exploring the history of the Grayson County NAACP and the role it plays in our community. A meaningful discussion about history, justice, and the power of staying informed.

Today on the show, I’m joined by Taylor Marquez, a licensed aesthetician with over a decade of experience in the skincare and beauty industry.

From working on film sets, red carpets, and special effects makeup in Los Angeles to providing personalized, results-driven treatments today, Taylor brings artistry, expertise, and genuine care to every client she serves. For her, skincare is more than a service, it’s about helping people recognize their natural beauty and feel confident, radiant, and cared for.

She’s also a passionate dog rescuer (and proudly known as the “crazy dog lady”), helping pups find their furever homes.

Tune in to hear her story, her journey, and her heart behind the work she does.

Learn more or book with Taylor: https://spaagape.glossgenius.com/

Today on the show, I sit down with Kaneesha Worthington and Leo Ransom, two successful Black artists, to talk about the stories, experiences, and inspiration that shaped their work. From creative process to cultural expression, this discussion goes beyond the artwork and into the heart of what it truly means to create with purpose. Real voices. Real perspectives. Real conversations. Tune in!