Moderately Mic'd

In Episode 2 of Moderately Mic’d, we sit down with Justin the Artist to talk about his journey, creative process, and what it takes to build a brand through art in Montgomery County.We discuss:How he got started and developed his styleTurning creativity into a businessHis advocacy and using art to support and uplift the communityThe challenges of being a local artistThis episode goes beyond the work itself to explore the mindset, experiences, and purpose behind the artist.Recorded at Montgomery Community Media Studios in Rockville, Maryland.Produced in partnership with Montgomery Community Media (MCM).Moderately Mic’d provides a platform for discussion and does not represent endorsements by Moderately MOCO or MCM.Recored February 21, 2026 in Rockville, Maryland

Moderately Mic'd Episode 1: MCPS Superintendent Dr. TaylorIn the debut episode of Moderately Mic’d, we sit down with Thomas Taylor, Superintendent of Montgomery County Public Schools, for a direct conversation on the current state and future of MCPS.We discuss key topics including:The ongoing boundary studies and their impact on communitiesSchool closures and long-term facility planningBudget priorities and resource allocationChallenges facing one of the largest school districts in the countryThis episode provides an opportunity to hear directly from MCPS leadership on the decisions shaping local education and what families can expect moving forward.Recorded January 23, 2026Filmed at Montgomery Community Media Studios in Rockville, MarylandProduced and edited in partnership with Montgomery Community Media (MCM) https://www.mymcmedia.orgModerately Mic’d is a platform for open conversation and community voices. Participation does not imply endorsement of or by either organization.Topics: MCPS, Montgomery County Public Schools, school boundaries, Maryland education, Dr. Thomas Taylor interviewFollow Moderately MOCO for more local coverage and future episodes.New episodes feature local leaders, policy discussions, and community voices from across Montgomery County.