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Jacob Hopkins


On Episode #133 of Wesam’s World, Wesam is joined by Actor Jacob Hopkins from The Goldbergs and The Amazing World of Gumball! Together they talk about their mutual love of Tae Kwon Do, drumming, discipline, and a little video game debate between Fortnite & Call of Duty, as well as PC vs. Playstation. There’s a lot of great laughs you won’t wanna miss, so snuggle up, grab a drink, and enjoy! 

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Lexis Yelis


Lexis Yelis is FULL of spunk, tenacity and passion. I had such a blast getting to know her and hearing all her fun stories. Lexis and I chatted during her 14-day NYC quarantine and she shared how quarantine has allowed her to re explore some past ideas with her collaborator and pattern Couchsurf. Check out her new song, “Between My Thighs” and watch the video here. 

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Talk soon! 

<3Sara 

The Pixies


“Here in the valley that we all know a river bend that’s deep and slow / Where every creature drinks their fill and other creatures take their kill” The Pixies’ long music history isn’t proliferated by albums, the latest, Beneath the Eyrie, makes just seven. The newest edition to this small but outstandingly influential discography is a cohesive collection of songs with tales of witches, misfits, Daniel Boone, and the fates of fisher-women woven together to create a creepy weird wonderland.  Between recording sessions, drummer David Lovering spotted an eagle’s nest in a tree outside the studio and the title… Read more »

Sleeping With Sirens


    “Life’s too short to be worried ’bout whatever So you keep shining in the sun but I like the night time better” For Sleeping With Sirens fans who were less than supportive of the band’s necessary and fruitful detour into a more pop-like expression on Madness, How It Feels To Be Lost will hail a return to heavier rock. Don’t expect anything you’ve heard from the band before though. This record is its own creation. It’s clear how their previous two albums informed the new record’s particular texture and variety. How It Feels To Be Lost sounds like… Read more »

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