In this discussion, Jason Butler, a musician and political activist from Fever 333, shares his journey navigating the complexities of identity and activism in the music scene. He delves into the challenges of being a black artist in rock, the importance of emotional expression in fatherhood, and the need for societal shifts toward empathy. Comedian Chappelle Lacey adds humor while reflecting on finding solace in comedy amidst instability. Together, they explore themes of rebellion, acceptance, and the transformative power of creativity.
