Guests & Community
Every guest who has sat across from Cebreazy and told their truth. Explore their work, follow their practice, and listen to their episode.
Latest Guest
EP. 48
Roots & Routes
Textile Artist & Cultural Educator
Amara Osei creates large-scale textile works that weave together Ghanaian kente traditions with contemporary abstraction. Based in Seattle's Central District, she also runs workshops for youth of color exploring fabric as a language for identity.
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Painting Through the Pain
Muralist & Community Artist
Marisol Vega's murals cover walls across Seattle's Beacon Hill and SoDo neighborhoods. Her work centers collective grief, Latinx identity, and the healing power of public art — made by and for the communities she calls home.
Queering the Stage
Playwright & Performer
Darius Okafor is a playwright, director, and performer whose work centers Black queer life in America. His productions have been staged at ACT Theatre and On the Boards, and he is the founder of the Obsidian Stage Collective.
The DIY Manifesto
Zine-Maker & Activist
Yuki Tanaka has been making zines in Seattle since 2011. Their publications — distributed at shows, coffee shops, and community centers — cover queer joy, anti-capitalism, and the radical potential of self-publishing.
Sound as Medicine
Sound Artist & Healer
Kezia Morales blends electronic composition, field recordings, and ceremonial practice into immersive sound experiences. She holds space for BIPOC communities through sound baths, workshops, and her ongoing audio series Frequencies of Care.
The Activist Canvas
Painter & Organizer
Tomás Rivera paints large-format canvases that double as protest banners. A longtime community organizer in Seattle's Chinatown-International District, he refuses to separate his studio practice from his political work.
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Emerald City Creatives is always looking for Queer and BIPOC artists, makers, and activists to feature. If your work lives at the intersection of art and advocacy, we want to hear from you.
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