We are only three episodes away from 400. Hope you got your gin and juice ready for this episode. When everyone supports collectively then the vision grows to heights unimaginable. ON this episode of Liquor Talk, Victor Jones engages with community advocate Camille Washington, exploring her journey and the impact of her education at FAMU on her identity. They discuss the importance of recognizing and valuing black culture and art, the need for collective growth, and the challenges faced by black artists in gaining recognition and support. The conversation emphasizes the significance of investing in one's community and the stories that black artists tell, while also addressing the need for more representation of black joy in art. In this conversation, Victor Jones emphasizes the importance of supporting black-owned businesses and the need for intentional spending within the community. He discusses the challenges faced by black entrepreneurs and the necessity of collaboration among creatives. The dialogue also highlights the significance of reviving community connections through events and collective economics, while addressing the current state of black creatives in Tampa and the need for better support and promotion.
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