Out of Focus with Jesse Coleman featuring Shan Digg (Shannon McIntyre) Some conversations don’t ease their way in—they go straight to the heart. This episode of *Out of Focus* is one of those conversations. Jesse Coleman sits down with Shan Digg, also known as Shannon McIntyre, for a raw, honest, and deeply personal discussion about brotherhood, family dynamics, grief, and the emotional struggles that so many men carry in silence. Together, they explore the complexities of relationships between brothers, the pain of loss, and how grief can shape the way men communicate, love, and cope with life’s challenges. The conversation also dives into one of the most misunderstood emotions men experience—anger—and how it often becomes the mask for hurt, disappointment, and unresolved pain. This episode is real, vulnerable, and powerful. It’s a reminder that healing begins when we’re willing to have the hard conversations and give ourselves permission to feel. If you’ve ever struggled with family relationships, dealt with loss, or wondered why men often hide their emotions behind anger, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. **Tune in to *Out of Focus* for a conversation about pain, healing, brotherhood, and the importance of emotional honesty.**

On this episode of Out of Focus, we sit down with recording artist True Muzik for an honest and insightful conversation about faith, music, and purpose in today’s ever-changing world. From his beginnings in 2007 to where he stands now, True Muzik opens up about navigating high school, staying grounded in his faith, and growing as an artist in the age of social media and constant visibility. We dive into the realities of being faithful to God while working in creative spaces, balancing authenticity with influence, and living out your beliefs not just on stage, but in everyday life. This episode explores the challenges, lessons, and grace found in staying true to your calling while the world keeps shifting around you. If you’ve ever wrestled with faith, purpose, or staying consistent in your walk—this conversation is for you.

In Episode 8 of Out Of Focus, Jesse Coleman sits down with DJ Stevie Chanel for a powerful and deeply honest conversation about identity, family, and recovery. Stevie opens up about growing up in a faith-based household and the challenges she faced when her family struggled to accept her homosexual lifestyle. She shares how that lack of acceptance led to distance from her parents, living with her grandmother, and entering a toxic first lesbian relationship that had a lasting impact on her emotional well-being. As the weight of unresolved trauma grew, Stevie found herself battling alcohol and spiraling further away from who she was meant to be. This episode traces Stevie’s turning point—finding Team Recovery, embracing accountability, and rediscovering gratitude as a daily practice. Through recovery, she’s rebuilding her life, her relationships, and her passion for music, stepping back into the DJ world with a renewed sense of purpose. This is a raw, real, and inspiring story about resilience, self-acceptance, and the power of gratitude in both personal healing and professional growth. Follow DJ Stevie Chanel: Facebook: facebook.com/steviechanel Instagram: instagram.com/steviechanel