What does it mean to see yourself clearly, recognize your worth, and keep dreaming without losing sight of who you are?
On this episode of This Might Get Personal, Alexander Lloyd Blake sits down with GRAMMY Award-winning soprano Angel Blue for an honest conversation about faith, self-worth, and becoming.
Angel talks about growing up in California and the family and faith that carried her to the world's major opera stages. She and Alexander get into what it means to be visible as Black artists in classical music, how body image shapes the way we see ourselves, and what it takes to define your worth on your own terms.
Angel also shares how gratitude and a strong sense of purpose have carried her through personal change and professional success. The two talk about Running From, Running To, Alexander's musical tribute to Ahmaud Arbery, which Angel sings on, and the responsibility that comes with using music to honor a real life and keep his story alive.
This is a conversation about learning to see ourselves fully and offering that same recognition to others.
Follow Angel Blue: @angeljoyblue
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