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No I.D.Author: Jerome Davis
Comedian Jerome Davis hosts No I.D. Podcast the show where real conversations meet raw comedy. Each episode dives deep with comedians, creators, and culture shifters, exploring everything from life and career to art, mental health, and surviving the grind all with sharp humor and zero filter.If youre looking for real stories, unfiltered interviews, and laughs that hit different, this is your podcast. No scripts. No fluff. No I.D. required. New episodes weekly Booking: info@romedavis.co More: noidmediallc.komi.io Instagram: @comedianrome @noidpodcast YouTube: @comedianromedavis Language: en-us Genres: Arts, Comedy, Comedy Interviews Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Redefining Success: Art As Connection, Not Clout W/Kendra Louka
Episode 1
Tuesday, 6 January, 2026
Send us a textEver felt the tug to rewrite your story? We sit down with writer–director Kendra Louka to trace how a biochem track, long drives past Virginia farmland, and a move to a slower English village evolved into a filmmaking voice shaped by character, community, and curiosity. Kendra opens up about giving herself permission to be imperfect, how a Facebook call for a 10-minute play cracked the door to theater, and why the right collaborators can turn a scary idea into a finished short that resonates.We go deep on three films. Frizzy Friends uses a salon and a 48-hour challenge constraint to examine friendship drift and what still holds when life changes. No Grace brings a haunted listing to life with twisty psychology and an unreliable aura that keeps you guessing about memory and myth. Heart Strings drops dialogue entirely, letting a banjo, a dancer, and the ocean’s rhythm speak to the courage of returning after being ignored. Across these stories, Kendra favors intimate stakes, clear arcs, and visuals that make room for the audience to interpret without feeling lost.We also zoom out to the creative ecosystem: festival circuits, the push–pull of streaming versus theaters, and the real cost of chasing reach while protecting the joy of making. We compare filmmaking’s iterative notes with stand-up’s brutal honesty—no cutting, no laugh tracks, just timing, breath, and crowd chemistry under the lights. Along the way we swap favorite character-driven films, talk AI anxiety and artistic purpose, and land on a simple metric for success: did the work create connection? If you’re building your voice or looking for a reason to start, this conversation feels like a green light.Enjoy the episode? Subscribe, share it with a friend who needs a creative nudge, and leave a quick review so more storytellers can find us.Support the show
