Oct 6, 2026 · 2 hr 10 min · 11 segments
This is a first. We are sitting down with Jayvn Solomon, the FIRST EVER Creative Strategist for the City of St. Louis. We're talkin' effecting change, solving puzzles, Loutopia, designing place…
Okay, so, Kalaya, do you have any notes from the field? I'm curious because we, like, legitimately, I feel like Kalaya moved today and saved
are into, I think moms are in, I think moms have always been in, but I didn't know that moms were in because I think Pornhub knew moms were in, but that's banned here.
yeah, I would say that moms, I would say that, no, there's something really beautiful about moms.
The earth, beautiful and terrible, but also beautiful that the earth and its people are crying out for care.
And I think that moms are kind of like... yeah we've been doing this for forever and you can learn a lot from us and we're starting to so yeah i think art from moms is going to be more i mean it's hard too because a lot of mothers have to exit the field for a variety of reasons even if it's periodically and then coming back but i think we're going to see a lot more work from writers and makers who are mothers
I think if you want something done and you want it done efficiently and well, your best person to ask is probably a mom.
And I don't have the statistics on that, but I do know that now being a mom, maybe it's because like, A, there's this like...
So I know if something needs to get done and needs to get done in a certain amount of time and they're like across our households, we're constantly making all of these like decisions all the time.
So when a decision needs to be made, it just is, we're, we're short cutting the process.
It's like a much clearer, yes, no, this is what needs to happen, whatever.
Okay, so, Kalaya, do you have any notes from the field? I'm curious because we, like, legitimately, I feel like Kalaya moved today and saved
are into, I think moms are in, I think moms have always been in, but I didn't know that moms were in because I think Pornhub knew moms were in, but that's banned here.
yeah, I would say that moms, I would say that, no, there's something really beautiful about moms.
The earth, beautiful and terrible, but also beautiful that the earth and its people are crying out for care.
And I think that moms are kind of like... yeah we've been doing this for forever and you can learn a lot from us and we're starting to so yeah i think art from moms is going to be more i mean it's hard too because a lot of mothers have to exit the field for a variety of reasons even if it's periodically and then coming back but i think we're going to see a lot more work from writers and makers who are mothers
I think if you want something done and you want it done efficiently and well, your best person to ask is probably a mom.
And I don't have the statistics on that, but I do know that now being a mom, maybe it's because like, A, there's this like...
So I know if something needs to get done and needs to get done in a certain amount of time and they're like across our households, we're constantly making all of these like decisions all the time.
So when a decision needs to be made, it just is, we're, we're short cutting the process.
It's like a much clearer, yes, no, this is what needs to happen, whatever.
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