Unpaid Invoices

In Episode 7 of Unpaid Invoices, an Oklahoma-based podcast covering media, music, film, and the creative industry, the hosts catch up before diving into a Current Tab discussion centered on entertainment news, celebrity influence, and artistic integrity.The Current Tab opens with Avatar: The Last Airbender, shifting from a theatrical release to an exclusive streaming platform on Paramount+, followed by a conversation about how distribution decisions impact audiences and franchises. The episode then examines celebrity media power through country singer Alexis Wilkins, her reported relationship with FBI Director Kash Patel, and how visibility translated into increased streaming and mainstream press coverage.The discussion continues with reactions to supermodel Anok Yai’s health diagnosis, FKA twigs’ comments on Aaliyah and integrity in the music industry, Pierce Brosnan’s blunt response to a James Bond question, and the mixed response to GIVĒON’s NPR Tiny Desk performance.Later in the episode, the hosts are joined by Leondre Lattimore, an Oklahoma-based visual artist, for a focused conversation on discovering creative talent early, navigating imposter syndrome during college, building an artistic path after high school, and whether Oklahoma is positioned as the next emerging arts scene. Leondre also shares advice for aspiring painters and highlights creative resources that are often overlooked.The episode closes with The Pulse, a recurring Unpaid Invoices segment highlighting books, film, television, and music worth paying attention to — including Ryan Trey’s recent creative shift-------00:00 – Intro03:20 – Catch Up08:15 – Current Tab: Avatar: The Last Airbender Streaming Shift15:40 – Current Tab: Alexis Wilkins & Celebrity Media Perks21:10 – Current Tab: Anok Yai’s Health Diagnosis26:00 – Current Tab: FKA twigs on Aaliyah & Industry Integrity31:40 – Current Tab: Pierce Brosnan on James Bond35:10 – Current Tab: GIVĒON NPR Tiny Desk Reaction39:30 – Guest Segment: Leondre Lattimore – Talent, Art & Imposter Syndrome53:00 – The Pulse: Creative Must-Knows (Including Ryan Trey)58:10 – Outro-----🔗 SOCIAL LINKS (SEO-CLEAN, CONSISTENT)Follow Unpaid Invoices for clips and updates:Instagram: https://instagram.com/unpaidinvoicespodcastTwitter / X: https://twitter.com/unpaidinvoicespodcastTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@unpaidinvoicespodcastWebsite: https://unpaidinvoicespodcast.com

In Episode 6 of Unpaid Invoices, the hosts catch up before diving into another packed Current Tab segment focused on media, contracts, radio, film, and the internet doing too much.The Current Tab conversation opens with the Bethenny Frankel clause, discussing how her Skinnygirl Margarita deal led Bravo to institute contract language ensuring networks receive a cut when talent promotes outside ventures. From there, the episode delves into the shakeup at Hot 97, including the departure of Ebro in the Morning and the surrounding discussions about workplace conditions and leadership behind the scenes.The discussion also touches on 2025 award season screenplays as a learning resource, current online chatter around JT, Jane Fonda spoofing the AMC–Nicole Kidman ad amid the Warner Bros. and Netflix merger conversation, and Disney’s decision to pass on the Holes reboot pilot.The episode closes with reflections on legacy and impact, including Rob Reiner’s contributions to film and television through Castle Rock, before ending with BSFFR, where honesty, boundaries, and calling things exactly as they are take center stage. 00:00 – Intro 03:05 – Catch Up 08:20 – Current Tab: Bethenny Frankel, Skinnygirl & the Bravo Clause 16:45 – Current Tab: Ebro in the Morning Exit from Hot 97 23:30 – Current Tab: Hot 97 Workplace Reports & Conditions 29:10 – Current Tab: 2025 Award Season Screenplays as a Resource 33:40 – Current Tab: JT Online Discourse 36:20 – Current Tab: Jane Fonda, AMC Ad Spoof & Warner–Netflix Merger 39:50 – Current Tab: Disney Passes on Holes Reboot Pilot 42:40 – Industry Legacy: Rob Reiner & Castle Rock 46:10 – BSFFR

In Episode 5 of Unpaid Invoices, the hosts tap in before breaking down several current conversations happening across film, music, and fashion.During the Current Tab segment, the discussion starts with Variety’s Best Movies of 2025 list and the noticeable absence of Sinners, followed by what that omission signals about recognition in film spaces. The episode also covers Ryan Coogler’s decision to decline joining the Academy and what that says about institutional validation.The conversation then moves into the news of MTV shutting down, the cultural impact of the channel, and what its closure represents for an entire generation raised on music television. The hosts also touch on the return of Met Gala season and how the event continues to shape conversations around fashion, access, and spectacle.The episode closes with BSFFR, where ego, confidence, and knowing when to stand firm take center stage.

Unpaid Invoices | Episode 204 SummaryIn this episode of Unpaid Invoices, Keirra and Denique Nashay unpack the realities of creative pivots—when shifting directions is necessary for growth, sustainability, and long-term vision. Using Solange’s skillful branding as a case study, they discuss how intentional evolution, creative ownership, and restraint can build longevity in the arts.The conversation also explores unrealized creative projects, including the Blade reboot that never was, and what stalled ideas reveal about timing, industry control, and missed opportunities. From there, they touch on Parris Goebel dropping new music and what it means for multidisciplinary creatives expanding beyond their primary craft.Rounding out the episode, Keirra and Denique reflect on community moments like OKC R&B Fest and the concept of being closer than close in creative spaces, examining how proximity, collaboration, and access shape artistic careers. This episode is for creatives learning when—and how—to pivot toward their dreams.

Welcome back to Unpaid Invoices, the podcast for creatives by creatives. Hosted by Keirra Webster and Denique Cannady, this episode dives into the latest music releases, cultural shifts, and the realities of the fashion industry in 2025.In this episode:• JT’s new single “Girls Gone Wild” — rollout, visuals, and cultural impact• Summer Walker officially ending the Over It trilogy• The rise of fashion copycats — from major luxury houses to small boutiques• Why originality still matters in music and fashion• How creators can protect their work and maintain their voice• What reinvention and trend-following mean for emerging artists⸻Main Topic: Reinvention, Originality & the Copycat CultureWe explore how artists like JT and Summer Walker are reinventing themselves, and how the fashion industry’s copycat trends affect creators at every level. This episode gives actionable insights for staying authentic and maintaining your voice while navigating trends and cultural shifts.⸻🔗 Connect With Us• Instagram: @UnpaidInvoicesPod• TikTok: @UnpaidInvoicesPodcast• YouTube: Unpaid Invoices PodcastHOSTS: @keirrawebster & @nashaydenique⸻🎙️ About the HostsKeirra Webster and Denique Cannady guide listeners through creativity, business, and culture with honesty and humor. Their conversations give you strategies and insights for creating without losing your originality.⸻⏱️ Chapter Timestamps00:00 — Intro01:42 — JT drops Girls Gone Wild09:10 — Summer Walker closes the Over It trilogy16:55 — Fashion copycats: big brands vs small businesses26:40 — Why originality still matters32:18 — Protecting your creative voice38:45 — Final thoughts + outro⸻JT Girls Gone Wild, JT new single 2025, Summer Walker Over It trilogy, Summer Walker new music, fashion copycats, fashion industry copying small creators, creator originality, music commentary podcast, pop culture podcast 2025, creator economy 2025

 Unpaid Invoices | Episode 202 SummaryIn this episode of Unpaid Invoices, Keirra and Denique Nashay delve into the latest developments in culture, fashion, and music, examining how creatives navigate shifts in the industry. They break down the SSENSE bankruptcy, examining what it signifies for the fashion, retail, and creative entrepreneurship sectors.The conversation also covers recent music releases, including insights into how artists like Kylie Jenner influence trends and what emerging strategies creatives can learn from high-profile launches.Finally, they unpack Post Malone’s appearance at Paris Fashion Week, discussing the intersections of music, fashion, and branding, and what these cross-industry moves mean for creatives seeking to build visibility and influence.Whether you’re a freelance artist, aspiring creative, or industry insider, this episode offers insight into strategy, visibility, and the evolving creative landscape.

The conversation around creative critique is louder than ever—and in this episode of Unpaid Invoices, we’re unpacking it all.Keirra & Denique Nashay dive into the recent discourse surrounding the Denim Tears logo, examining shaky design concepts, public feedback, and the complicated relationship between Black art and critique. We discuss what it means to receive unsolicited opinions in a digital age and how creatives can protect their vision while navigating public consumption.This episode also doubles as a 2024 culture check-in, touching on topics like Concrete Boys, Karahhboo’s departure, and how collective narratives shape creative careers and public perception.This episode covers:Critiquing Black art and creative responsibilityThe difference between feedback and noisePublic opinion vs. artistic intent2024 culture updates and creative discourseNavigating visibility as a self-sufficient creativeUnpaid Invoices is a podcast that explores the intersection of creativity, culture, money, and mindset, designed for artists, freelancers, and creative entrepreneurs navigating their work in real-time.🎙️ New episodes drop weekly📲 Follow us on Instagram: @unpaidinvoicespodcast🎧 Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts

Unpaid Invoices is the podcast for creatives who refuse to let their work go uncompensated—financially, mentally, or emotionally.Season 2 is officially here, and hosts Keirra & Denique Nashay are recharged, rebranded, and ready to talk real. From building sustainable creative careers to navigating burnout, boundaries, and bold pivots, Unpaid Invoices is where honesty meets strategy for artists, freelancers, and creative entrepreneurs.In this Season 2 premiere, we break down what’s changed, what stayed the same, and what it truly means to be a self-sufficient creative in 2025. If you’re freelancing, producing, creating, or planning your next move—this space was built for you.In this episode, we cover:Why we took a break and how we’re returning with intentionNew segments, including Open TabsThe real challenges of monetizing creative workWhat rest, reset, and sustainability actually look like in real timeUnpaid Invoices explores the intersection of creativity, money, culture, and mindset, featuring conversations with creatives across film, music, media, business, and beyond—plus the occasional hot take.🎙️ New episodes drop weekly.📲 Follow us on Instagram: @unpaidinvoicespodcast🎧 Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

In this fifth episode of Unpaid Invoice, titled “To Indie or Not to Indie,” hosts Keirra and Denique bring on Nick Hodge, an Oklahoma-based filmmaker and host of the DeadCenter Podcast, for a deep dive into the world of indie filmmaking in Oklahoma. Keirra and Denique kick things off with a lively check-in and Unpaid Updates, sharing how to connect on Patreon, discussing local events like **Oklahoma Film and Music Day**, and celebrating **Women's History Month**. From Oklahoma’s film industry to creative challenges, Nick talks about navigating the local scene, forming connections with DeadCenter, and the reality of leaving Oklahoma for bigger markets. Together, they discuss the state of Oklahoma filmmaking, Nick's inspirations, and the dynamic mix of creative passions he juggles—from music to film production. Tune in to hear it all and decide whether to indie or not to indie? Don’t miss this thoughtful conversation on indie film, staying authentic, and the ever-changing creative landscape. Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major streaming platforms.CREDITS:Director: Keirra Webster 1st AD: Kaori HOSTS: Keirra Webster & Denique Cannady SOUND: Khonor Patterson Editing: Elijah Kiehl Intro/Outro music |  @godPina  #OklahomaFilm #IndieFilmmaking #UnpaidInvoicesPodcast #DeadCenterFilmFestival #SupportIndieFilm #CreativeJourney