“Since starting a page of mary, I’ve found a huge community of book makers and artists online, which has been very inspiring. I love how tactile it is. For me, it’s a meditation. I zen out, get in the zone, and before I know it I’ve created something!” – Mary Page Nance Broadway’s shutdown sparked […]
Author: Sharreace E. Baldwin
Pink Paint Power: An Interview with Artist, LaJon Miller
Along Broadway Avenue, between Cedar and Pacific, you can’t miss the strikingly bold and beautiful paintings of crayons, stacked books and brown-skinned girls reading them. What’s more, you certainly can’t miss the pink afro puffs – LaJon Miller’s artistic signature. And what about those books? Popular titles written by various black and brown authors, are […]
SolShock Media Interviews Bea Dixon on IG Live May 14th
On Thursday, May 14, 2020 at 12 pm PT/3 pm ET, SolShock Media will interview Beatrice Dixon, CEO & Founder at The Honey Pot Company on Instagram Live. The wildly popular plant-based feminine-care products, by The Honey Pot Co., have been out of stock consistently, ever since a Target commercial that featured Ms. Dixon and […]
Erykah Badu vs. Jill Scott “Verzuz”: Watching Sisterhood Live
On Saturday, May 9th, over 700,000 people watched the Erykah Badu vs. Jill Scott “Verzuz” live, for two hours on Instagram. Although the actual event was intended to be a metaphoric music battle of hit songs, created by producers, Swizz Beats and Timbaland, the event showcased the sisterhood between Grammy-award winning singer-songwriters, Erykah Badu and […]
SolShock Media Presents: Garden Conversations | Spring 2020
SolShock Media Collaborates with Long Beach Organic and Long Beach Fresh for Virtual Community Panel to Highlight Home and Community Gardening The event serves as a platform to discuss growing fruits, vegetables and herbs in home and community gardens, and is produced and hosted by Sharreace E. Baldwin, founder of SolShock Media. In the first […]
An Interview with Comic and Writer, Stacy Moise
“I’m an open book I don’t really shy away from any topic personal or otherwise. I also do my best to keep the realness of a subject but I tend to use hyperbole to get my point across.” Stacy Moise They say if you can make it in New York, you can make it anywhere. […]