Your Voice Your Stage

A space for Creatives.

  • You Are Not Doing Too Much

    ” Ideas are sparks;Structure is the engine.” In a world obsessed with labels, many creatives silently wrestle with a familiar refrain: You are doing too much. Writing today, Teaching tomorrow, Creating the next day,  Launching a project next month  Exploring new ideas the moment curiosity calls. To the untrained eye, it looks like chaos. But…

  • H.I.M

    He wants to be him the one with the beautiful mind the guy he left behind the one who wasn’t confined He needs to be him for the journey he has to take for his dream to remain awake He walked through limbo and still did not break He needs to be him for the…

  • I miss Me

    Endless Mist, Smokey skies I can’t breathe, through all this lies Rolling Thunder, bleeding skies I cant see, with all tears rolling down my eyes I got lost in so much broken ties I miss me. -mid

  • Women’s Month Feature: A Conversation with Vilda

    Who is Vilda Atieno? My name is Vilda Atieno. I am a young feminist woman with a disability from Kenya, passionate about inclusion through an intersectional lens. I am the founder of Women and Girls with Disabilities in Action. Growing up, I faced a lot of discrimination and neglect from my community. I feel like…

  • Women’s Month Feature: A Conversation with Karen Donna

    Karen Donna is a vocalist and show host who has been serenading and entertaining Canadian audiences for over 30 years. Montreal born, Alberta raised, and now happy to call Vancouver Island her home; Karen discovered her love for the stage at the age of 8 while accompanying her dad in a traveling ventriloquist show. During…

  • Women’s Month Feature: A Conversation with Shekinah

    Shekinah Esane is a writer, communicator, and founder of The Purity Revolution, a faith-driven movement dedicated to encouraging intentional living, integrity, and spiritual purpose among young people. See Shekinah’s Story Through her work and her words, she hopes to remind women everywhere that strength is not found in perfection, but in the courage to rise,…

  • In Celebration of Women’s Month — Interview with Lera

    Tell us about yourself—how would you describe who you are today? I was born in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. My personal experiences with immigration and loss have shaped both my worldview and my art. With a background in Fine Arts and experience working as a Production Artist, painting has become the way I process life: grief, resilience,…

  • Stolen

    Stolen away are the days of the goodAll I have left is what I cannot grasp Stolen away, what makes me uniqueSeas of bland copies ripping the creativity Stolen away, my soul from my bodyEvery like, share and tag pulling pieces apart Stolen is our freedoms and communityLet’s say thanks to the little screenForced into…

  • The Queen of Ink: Dolapo Adigun

    In a world saturated with chatter, Dolapo Adigun is a quiet disruptor. She doesn’t merely write—she commands language, wields it like a brush, and paints entire worlds in ink. Vogue might call it “literary chic.” We call it mastery. Dolapo is the author of five books, with her sixth, Four Days in Ibadan, underway—a project…

  • Visual Artist in Calgary (mac.artistry)

    Visual Artist | Co-Founder | Community Builder At 24, MAC is not simply creating art — she is cultivating a creative ecosystem. As one of the three founders of The Nextgenify Magazine, a multidisciplinary platform dedicated to amplifying emerging voices, MAC stands at the intersection of visual storytelling and community architecture. Her work moves fluidly…