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STARVING ARTIST DEVELOPMENT PODCAST
EP 27- UNLOCKING THE FUTURE OF BROADCAST JOURNALISM IN DIGITAL MEDIA SPACES
With Jazlynn “The Jazz Report” Lindsay
“... I’m a community person, and this gives me a chance to connect with my community. And I’m still learning. I learn more about the city the longer I do this…this is for Detroit…to see Detroit for what it really is, to hear the inside voices, to hear it from real Detroiters, what our city really is.”
- Jazlynn Lindsay
When broadcast journalism in a traditional newsroom wasn’t enough, Jazlynn Lindsay focused on amplifying businesses, events, entertainment, merging content creation and innovation to amplify Detroit's positive climate.
Founder of The Jazz Report, Storyteller, Broadcast journalist/ Detroit Personality and Media Personality, her innovative approach balances objective truth with digital creativity, carving a new path for independent storytellers eager to uplift their communities while forging sustainable careers.
Lindsay believes using your voice for social change and community engagement, bringing awareness to areas the media oftentimes tends to ignore. Her passion for community building and storytelling, bridges the gap between civilians, city officials, and local businesses.
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“What started out as a passion project turned into something bigger than myself.
I wanted to continue to give back to the creative community offering artist development tips and other ways to help others move their creativity forward
This podcast didn’t exist when I was growing up and performing;
That’s why I’m building one to amplify, elevate and archive black and brown voices.
Starving Artist Development Podcast
We amplify, elevate and archive stories from Creative entrepreneurs, offering sound advice to help you move your creativity forward.
“Paying homage to creative entrepreneurs — one curator and innovator at a time.”
- Starving Artist Development Podcast
PODCAST REVIEW
“There aren’t enough words to express how powerful this podcast is. My time with you is always a vibe, and having the honor to share space in this way - mannnnnn listen! God came and broke bread with us during this episode…such a great time.”
— Mahogany Jones, Recording Artist/ Arts Educator/ US Music Ambassador
“Thank you so much for the invitation and space! Congrats to you for leaning in to your vision and passion. Much appreciation.”
— LaToya Cross, Poet/Writer/Director/ Storyteller
“You are such a great interviewer!!!
I listened to your most recent episode and was so impressed. Thank you for elevating our voices!”
— Aisia Smith, The Soulcial Werk Podcast
“You know you really get in there and know when to toss the cards and live in the conversation...it's authentic and you're actually a part of the culture...I can tell you're solid. I appreciate it.”
— Ant Bell, Podcast Listener
“...When I tell you that conversation is next level. That one right there…that’s really going to touch people at the core on a spiritual level - in terms of alignment. It’s going to inspire you to change, to live a more high quality of life…Gabby thank you so much for being such an amazing host and bringing out intimate details that I typically don’t share with the public, thank you so much…I love what you’re doing with the Starving Artist Development platform. Keep doing your thing.”
— Kirk Welsh, Founder of Architect of Alignment
“Thank you for building a podcast to help these creatives and encourage them and just keep them going and being a voice in our community to just allow people to be themselves, but you’re also honing the next generation and we need more people like you man.”
— Jai Yoko, Founder of Jai Yoko ENT.
“I had the opportunity to really speak about what it is that I do and my storytelling and being a creator in Detroit. And one thing I can just say even from this experience…Because I share the stories of people, and business owners and events and everything that happens around our city all the time; I realize that I don't take the time to really talk about myself as much and to really share my story and to really be able to talk about why I do what I do. And truly that was really just an humbling experience...Every single person, myself included, we all have stories to share and we all have something that relates to somebody else.”
— Jazlyn Lindsay, Founder of “The Jazz Report”
COMMUNITY PARTNER EVENTS
COMMUNITY PARTNER EVENTS
Conversations For Creatives
July 2026
Detroit, MI
An engaging, interactive session designed for makers, innovators, and thinkers to collaborate, connect, and spark new ideas. Join us to exchange insights, explore creative possibilities, and build meaningful relationships within a vibrant community.
Conversations For Creatives
October 2026
Detroit, MI
An engaging, interactive session designed for makers, innovators, and thinkers to collaborate, connect, and spark new ideas. Join us to exchange insights, explore creative possibilities, and build meaningful relationships within a vibrant community.