Podcast
The Juicebox
Hosted by Razzberrie · EN
Drink up! The inner workings of the indie R&B creative’s mind and the inspirations that fuel it will unfold here. Along the process of vibe sessions with other independent musicians and artists, I’ll be diving into all forms of creative expression and it’s impact on my world and the world’s of others
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Ramblings
Apr 26, 202300:38:40Tap to summarizeThis episode didn't have a clear topic of discussion, but there was a lot to talk about and updates to be provided. We get into new music and some background details on what's to come, how Razzberrie may be able to help you with your next music project, and how observing your emotions from outside of the situation can help calm some anxiety you might be feeling. This week's episode is Sponsored by Siphondraw Apothecary. Find your mystical skincare and nutrition match at https://siphondraw.com/
Transcribe →Present Boundaries
Apr 17, 202300:31:40Tap to summarizeAfter a week hiatus, we are back with the 9th episode of the Juicebox! We get into being present and patient on the rollercoaster of life and mental health, how setting boundaries with yourself/forces outside of yourself can help maintain your "presence", and we spill a little tea about Razzberrie's next music video for his song, Rootbeer.
Transcribe →Selfcare
Apr 3, 202300:40:26Tap to summarizeIn this episode we discuss some of the activities Razzberrie gets into when music and creative expression isn't helping with the ol mental health rollercoaster.
Transcribe →Artist Reflection: Marilyn Jayy
Mar 27, 202300:42:03Tap to summarizeWe are Juicin' with Marilyn Jayy in this episode: A Non-Binary, singer/songwriter, Sultress here in Arizona. We get into their gender identity journey from early childhood to now, we discuss how Selena, Marilyn Monroe, and other women in music have influenced their image and sound, and we learn what plans Miss Marilyn has for the future of their music. Sip some tea, light some incense, and let's get juicin,!
Transcribe →Little Gay Boy
Mar 20, 202300:39:50Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we sip some tea and get into some snapshots from Razzberrie's younger years when he was navigating through life with an imbalance of masculine and feminine influence. ***TRIGGER WARNING: there is brief mention of SA in this episode
Transcribe →Creative Burnout
Mar 13, 202300:37:01Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we get into some symptoms and coping mechanisms that can be useful when feeling the infamous creative burnout. Sip some tea, light some incense and green, and get your dose of mental health refresh for the day.
Transcribe →Artist Reflection: Jazmine Ky'Arre
Mar 5, 202300:39:18Tap to summarizeThe first artist interview on the 'cast! Jazmine Ky'Arre, a singer/songwriter currently residing in Arizona. On this episode we get into their creative process when songwriting, how the tv show Rick and Morty aligns with them, and learn what some of their coping mechanisms are for living a creative life with mental health. Featuring background commentary from Apollo, a friend/brother of ours.
Transcribe →Razzberrie Roots
Feb 26, 202300:40:59Tap to summarizeCome sip some tea or juice of your choice and find out about all the juicy details that created the Vibe King's stagename. We get into some selflove mantras to repeat to yourself to remember your worth, discuss the details of the next vibe track "Rootbeer", and answer some questions posted by the Juicebox community.
Transcribe →Damaged Vibrations
Feb 19, 202300:41:04Tap to summarizeThis episode we get into the background of my latest single, Damaged, what started my spiritual/crystal journey, and how the lining of mollusk shells can help you awaken the confidence you didn't know you had inside. Sip some tea, light some incense and other recreations, and let's get into the juice for the week.
Transcribe →Razzberrie is Mental
Feb 13, 202300:27:27Tap to summarizeThis is the first episode of The Juicebox with Razzberrie. Here we get a little introduction to who he is as an artist, the mental health that has kept him at bay for the start of the year new, and get a few tips on how to live a more expressive, fulfilling life through the ups and downs of being a struggling artist.
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