In this episode, Seneca and Rahmere reflect on the power of pause. As artists and creatives, we often feel pressure to keep going but what if pausing is the most powerful thing we can do? Sometimes creativity isn’t about pushing through; it’s about stepping back, taking a breath, and rediscovering your voice in a new way. They talk about honoring rest, curating life differently, and finding inspiration in unexpected places.

This week’s Icon & The Eye spotlights two faith-based creators: @itscassieblanko and @iamjaniasanders. The episode closes with our signature Final Five.

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In this episode, Seneca and Rahmere unpack the the delicate balance between honoring your past work and making space for creative renewal. Can you celebrate where you’ve been without clinging to it? They explore how staying too attached to old work can stall growth, and why making room for new ideas is essential for any artist evolving through seasons. This week’s “Icon & The Eye” features @JoyaJackson and @kyraharthur, and the episode wraps with their signature Fast Five.

In this episode, Seneca and Rahmere dive into the blurred line between creating with purpose and chasing brainrot. Is today’s content feeding short attention spans, or do we challenge audiences to go deeper? They explore what that means for creators, should we lean into what grabs attention, push back with intentional work, or find a way to merge both? This week’s “Icon & The Eye” features @Smard.art and @cocoproductions_ , and the episode wraps with our signature Fast Five.

In this episode, Seneca and Rahmere unpack the idea of cancel culture in 2025. Can someone actually be canceled or is it just a trending mindset fueled by society? They dive into how cancel culture can hold creatives back from growth and redemption, and why granting yourself permission to evolve is more important than ever. This week’s “Icon & The Eye” features @partyoftwo and @woah_ronny, and the episode wraps with our signature Fast Five.

In this episode, Seneca and Rahmere dive into a discussion: Does who you are matter just as much as what you do creatively? Can the two exist separately, or are they always connected in the creative space? They explore how identity and artistry influence each other. They also debate, can you separate the artist from the art? This week’s 'Icon & The Eye' features @Rphl.thegreat and @Cocojones, and the episode wraps with our signature Fast Five.

In this episode, Seneca and Rahmere debate whether or not creatives should strive for perfection or satisfaction. This week’s “Icon & The Eye” features @Krystalogytv and @GailBean. The episode wraps up with our signature Fast Five to leave you inspired.

In this episode, Seneca and Rahmere unpack the dangers of grind culture and why it’s not as glamorous as it’s made out to be. They discuss the toll it takes on creators, how it feeds burnout, and how we can start shifting the narrative toward sustainable success. The grind will always be there, but maybe it’s time we redefine what it means to move with purpose, not pressure. This week’s “Icon & The Eye” features the legendary @MsTinaknowles. From her recent memoir “The Matriarch” to her incredible journey as a mother, entrepreneur, and all-around visionary. The episode wraps up with our signature Fast Five to leave you inspired.

In this episode, Seneca and Rahmere gripe about the fact that there are so many reboots and remakes in the music and film world. They also express their concern that original creativity is dying out. This week’s “Icon & The Eye” features @janaymiddleton and @CinePals two talented creatives making serious waves in their lanes. The episode wraps up with our signature Fast Five to leave you inspired.