My name is Audrey Powell, and this is NYShe. This week I am joined by Singer/Songwriter/Artist Houston Kendrick. Houston is giving us an inside look at his new music and his journey to become the artist he is today. Houston also graciously agreed to speak on his experience growing up as a queer black man in Alabama, and discuss the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement. The advice, perspective, and resources that Houston shares to educate me and the listeners on how to be a better ally to support this movement is vulnerable and valuable Houston also gives us a NYShe exclusive on the new music he is releasing at the end of July! You do not want to miss this episode. Make sure to follow us on Instagram @nyshepodcast, and don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts and follow us on Spotify Stitcher, & Google Podcasts! Hope you have a fabulous rest of your day, and we will NYShe you next time! Love, NYShe. ©
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