In this season four finale, Nancey talks with multidisciplinary artist extraordinaire (and fellow collage cousin), Jess Owens-Young, about her relationship with time, queer parenthood, and trusting where life is meant to lead you. Jess shares dream stories about rogue elevators.

Jess Owens-Young (b. 1986) is a multidisciplinary self-taught artist whose figurative mixed media paintings and collage work focus on living joyfully while Black in the United States. Her work seeks to highlight Black people’s joy in the US, especially during childhood. Her work incorporates nature, such as the outdoors, flowers, and houseplants, to share the connections Black people have with the natural world. She uses her art to explore the lives of Black people, including interior lives, both physically and emotionally. Jess works primarily with vintage and painted paper, acrylics, oil pastels, oil pigment sticks, and acrylic inks on paper. She currently lives and works in Catonsville, MD with her wife and daughter.

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Jess's Website: www.jessowensyoung.com

Jess's Artwork Archive Profile: www.artworkarchive.com/profile/jessowensyoung

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Music by Omar Faruque from Pixabay

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In this episode, Nancey chats with sex educator, Emmanuel (previously Zora-Emmanuel) Modupe, to talk about sex and kink, ancestral wisdom, and how living in your sexual truth may just heal your bloodline. Emmanuel shares a dream story about their family and sex toys.

Emmanuel Modupe is a Black trans, nonbinary, sex educator and creative storyteller. Their work centers on sexual empowerment, consent, and pleasure as tools of liberation, especially for queer, polyamorous, and kink-identified communities of color. Through workshops and writing, Zora helps people reclaim their bodies, boundaries, and erotic agency while exploring the intersections of trauma, systemic oppression, and self-expression.

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Music by Omar Faruque from Pixabay

Nancey is still recovering from the flu. So in lieu of a full-length episode this week, please enjoy this dream story about a flying tractor and a plentiful harvest. If you're interested in sharing a dream story for your own, message the show on IG ( ⁠@dreamingincolorpod⁠) or vial email (dreamingincolorpod@gmail.com).

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Watch her lecture at the University of Rhode Island: https://www.youtube.com/live/5owXYMJdfH0?si=7tILJtiTz5VY6z4e

Music by Omar Faruque from Pixabay