Credits: all scripting and interview questions prepared by Victoria Elizabeth (Producer, February 2015), edited by Carmen Perez (executive producer). Created for exclusive use by The Daily Buzz, Mojo Brands Media. Performed by Kristen Aldridge.
Credits: all scripting and interview questions prepared by Victoria Elizabeth (Producer, February 2015), edited by Carmen Perez (executive producer). Created for exclusive use by The Daily Buzz, Mojo Brands Media. Performed by Kristen Aldridge & Jared Cotter.
Credits: research and scripting prepared by Victoria Elizabeth (Producer, February 2015), edited by Carmen Perez (Executive Producer). Created for exclusive use by The Daily Buzz, Mojo Brands Media. Performed by Jared Cotter.
Credits: research and scripting prepared by Victoria Elizabeth (Producer, February 2015), edited by Carmen Perez (Executive Producer). Created for exclusive use by The Daily Buzz, Mojo Brands Media. Performed by Jessica Reyes.
Credits: research and scripting prepared by Victoria Elizabeth (Producer, January 2015), edited by Carmen Perez (Executive Producer). Created for exclusive use by The Daily Buzz, Mojo Brands Media. Performed by Jessica Reyes.
Credits: research and scripting prepared by Victoria Elizabeth (Producer, January 2015), edited by Carmen Perez (Executive Producer). Created for exclusive use by The Daily Buzz, Mojo Brands Media. Performed by Jessica Reyes, Kristen Aldridge, and Jared Cotter.
Credits: research and scripting prepared by Victoria Elizabeth (Producer, January 2015), edited by Carmen Perez (Executive Producer). Created for exclusive use by The Daily Buzz, Mojo Brands Media. Performed by Kristen Aldridge.
You push rewind? I hit erase. The chagrin involved, ain’t worth the taste. You are the moon? Well, I’m the sun. This earth has moved, your night is done. Forget me not? Gotta notice first. Your scribbles on paper? Guess I’ve seen worse. Stick to your craft, I’ll stick to mine. At least we know,…
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