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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2026 · 1H 23M

Hanging with Cousin Kuwgi

from Water Talk Podcast · host Makeva Deas

We’re kicking off our very first WaterTalk interview with none other than Atlanta’s rising artist and producer, Cousin Kuwgi — and trust me, this conversation is everything. In this episode, we sit down and really talk: his journey as an artist, the life experiences that shaped him, and how he stays grounded in his purpose. Kuwgi opens up about the role spirituality plays in his music and daily life, navigating depression, healing through creativity, growing through pain, and finding his rhythm again after grief. This is one of those episodes that feels like sitting with your favorite cousin — laughing, reflecting, and dropping gems without even trying. It’s real, inspiring, and full of heart. If you’re looking for authenticity, artistry, and a reminder that healing and purpose can coexist, you don’t want to miss this one.  

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In this episode, we sit down with Atlanta artist and producer Cousin Kuwgi for a real, heartfelt conversation about his journey, his purpose, and the experiences that shaped him. From spirituality and creativity to depression, healing, growth, and navigating grief, Kuwgi opens up with honesty and depth. This episode blends inspiration, vulnerability, and family‑level connection — offering listeners a powerful look into an artist truly walking his path.

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