In the 200th episode of the Strange on Purpose Podcast, Chloe Mann and Aundre Gray of Reebok join us to talk about the latest Human Rights Now capsule from Reebok. The Human Rights Now! collection is a long-term product platform designed to fuel the brand’s mission to inspire human rights and human movement. The Human Rights Now! platform is just one of theReebok’s pillarsto execute its commitment to stand united against racism through creating a more inclusive environment but also contributing to

A Beer marketer turned sneaker designer, Luis Moreno is on a path to find himself and bring what was once a creative outlet, into the limelight!

@lettaytellitjumps on the show next week to talk all things@respectfemalesnkrhds, building a brand and how important it is to find your own lane.

In his final year of college, Estevan Longoria decided to start his new brand. What happened next was something that he never thought would happen.

“You are responsible to yourself, to love yourself, to care for yourself, and to help yourself.”

Launching your own thing is tough enough but when you add in a pandemic–the stakes get higher. Two weeks before the covid-19 pandemic put the island of Puerto Rico into a state of flux, Javi launched his first location in Condado, Puerto Rico. Meaning for it to just be a pop-up, Javi wanted to make sure everything went according to plan but what came next proves that entrepreneurs like Javi had to quickly adapt to the ever-changing landscape of the world–or see their hard work be driven into the

Samantha Smyser- De Leon is a Puerto Rican visual artist from Humboldt Park, Chicago. She holds a Bachelor’s of Arts degree from Columbia College Chicago with a minor in Arts Business. She works primarily at Nike as a Footwear Color Designer, at the global design level but also works as an independent installation artist, fabricator, graphic designer and illustrator, with a focus on set-design installations for special events, concerts, and video production. --- Support this podcast:

Ali Six is a multi medium artist born and raised in Humboldt Park Chicago. Since he was a child he ventured with his imagination to create cartoons, and in high school painting the streets of Chicago. After realizing there was more to art than just graffiti he combined what he learned through spray paint and his love of cartoons to create Richie the Raccoon. Ali Six uses Richie to liven up the streets of Chicago and around the world with murals. --- Support this podcast:

Camila Diaz finally joins the show to talk about the journey of landing her new role at Reebok, Puerto Rican creatives, the island, Anuel AA and sooo much more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

Sneaker Ether is more than a hype project, it is a multi-dimensional apparel and digital brand for the sneaker community. The brand combines elements of cryptocurrency, gaming, and sneaker culture to create one of a kind non fungible tokens (NFT's), and apparel for this universe. https://twitter.com/SneakerEther sneakerether.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

In this episode, Izzy chats with the LEGENDARY Shake James about owning a store, some of his influences and sooo much more. Follow Shake: https://www.instagram.com/shakejmj/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

When his parents wanted to narrow him into a path he wouldn't be happy with, Christian Figueroa started a long journey of following his dreams and when an opportunity came to pitch himself to the team at KITH, he didn't let it pass him up. Christian jumps on the pod today to talk about his entrepreneurial journey, breaking into the industry and sooo much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

Mateen Zar of @socialstudiesbrand joins us to talk about founding his brand, entrepreneurship and what to expect next for the up and coming brand. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

In this episode, I'm joined by Arwa al Banawi ( @arwaalbanawi ). She's a Founder, Designer and Creative Director from Saudi Arabia. Arwa talks about her journey as a designer, failure and we leave some time to talk about her recent collaboration with Adidas Originals on the Forum ADV. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

After spending 10 years in the agency space, Hannah wanted to her next move to be with a brand. Hannah joins us this season to talk about her journey, what’s new at Reebok and what the future has in store for her. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

In the long awaited season opener, Carmina ( @carmisabella ) joins me on a conversation about her journey, generational hesitations and finding yourself in life. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

Jess Dalton of @drmartensofficial joins us for a conversation on rejection, being you and sooo much more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

In today's episode Gerardo Ortiz aka Malditogedo jumps on to talk about his upbringing, being a creative, and how the next generation of creatives can pave a path of their own. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

From her time doing free work to creating at the @trapmusicmuseum, @setbyskye is self taught and gives creatives real advice on getting started. Skye gets real with us about family, building a business and so much more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

Jeremy Green ( @jeremym.green ) of Calling All Creators ( @callingallcreators ) joins Izzy to talk about his journey starting a business in the footwear and design industry, the struggles of being a black entrepreneur, what he's building with Calling All Creators and checks some of the "pledges" these brands made last year. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support