Neda Kellogg sat down with Carbon Sound’s host Sanni and talked all things Project DIVA International: an organization that has been helping Black girls on their path towards self-discovery for 17 years now.  Read more

Timothy Wilson stopped by to talk to Carbon Sound’s host Sanni about the origins of Urban Lights, the importance of physical media, the music industry in Minnesota and beyond over the years, and a whole lot more.  Read more

Awa Mally sat down with Carbon Sound’s host Sanni and talked about her start in photography and community curation, learning to center her creative ideas and needs, and more.  Read more

Tailor Briann stopped by to talk to Carbon Sound’s host Sanni about the importance of being able to connect with people as an artist, staying true to herself, music on the horizon, and a lot more.  Read more

Andrea Swensson sat down with Carbon Sound’s host Sanni and talked all things Prince — from being personally summoned by The Purple One to Paisley Park 10 years ago, to her new book “Prince and Purple Rain: 40 Years,” and a whole lot more.  Read more

Philli Irvin stopped by to talk to Carbon Sound’s host Sanni about leading and building the alternative creative institution that is Intro To Success (@itsfactory), his vision and artistic process behind Intro To Success events, as well as upcoming projects like Jambridge: a cultural event that revisits eras of historically Black gatherings through sound and installation.  Read more

Gigi Berry (DJ Omgigi) sat down with Carbon Sound’s host Sanni and talked about creating Gigi’s Flair Emporium, how her dance parties like Disconcé, Material Gworl, and now “Yeehawoncé: A Cowboy Carter Dance Party” came to be, and more.  Read more

The Carbon Sound team got together ahead of their 2nd anniversary event with Unbothered at Red Sea and reflected on what it took to get to this point, as well as what they’re looking to build on in the future.  Read more

Greg Grease stopped by to talk to Carbon Sound’s host Sanni about his his upcoming album and the vulnerabilities that came with it, being surrounded by music at a young age, fatherhood, and much more.  Read more

Georgia Fort, host of the Midwest Emmy award-winning TV news program “Here’s the Truth,” sat down with Carbon Sound’s host Sanni and talked about the need to tell stories that represent an authentic Black experience, unresolved tension of Black and Brown people being accepted in media spaces, and a whole lot more.  Read more