Marky "Proof" Enriquez is a DJ and Marketing Manager in San Francisco. In this episode we talk about his journey leaving a job in the engineering world to pursue a career in the music industry. Marky expands on this idea of following your passion to help you decide where you don't want to be. Find out more about Marky's upcoming gigs or listen to some of his mixes: http://www.livin-proof.com/ For more info on CAAMFest, check to: https://caamedia.org/blog/category/caamfest-2018/

For as long as I've known Kayla, she was always working on something new. Any little thing she came up with, she could turn into a viable idea and project. She does this constantly. And I love that. Of course, doing so can sometimes make having a healthy work/art/life balance kind of hard. Though if your using every bit of your time to properly promote representation of your ideas (culturally, politically, emotionally or otherwise), yes it seems like hard work, but is there really anything wrong with that? On the topic of representation and shaping one's identity, I think it's important to have people like Kayla to look at and think, "hey if you're good...then I'm good." Check out how Kayla uses her leisure time here: http://www.SheReallyOutHere.bigcartel.com/

Finished is better than perfect. Haylow is a DJ, video producer, photographer, and an artist. Though you might consider him better suited as a documentarian. Through his previous works, as co-creator of the seminally popular public access TV show, Distortion 2 Static to his on-going Roy Ayers Project, Haylow has a great sense and reverence for the those that have come before him, and those that continue to inspire his own work. An "old school" thinker, something that struck me about Haylow is how conscientious, yet unfiltered he appears to be about his output. Thoughtful and always personal, you can tell how much his life and his experiences permeate into his art, and vice versa. A great artists knows when he's done, and Haylow is far from finished. Check out more of everything Haylow is up to: http://halline.com/