In this episode of Conversations That Count, David Shaft sits down with Red of Street Justice to talk Detroit hip hop, creative evolution, and what it means to return to the stage after years away.Red shares how he transitioned from performing in the Detroit music scene to working in film and television production, including recent work on the Netflix series Free Bird and multiple upcoming feature films. We discuss creative pivots, falling in and out of love with music, and what brings an artist back to the stage.Street Justice will be performing at Indie Fest on August 24, bringing reunion energy and a performance Red boldly calls some of the best to come out of the city. This conversation explores confidence, growth, creative identity, and representing your roots wherever your career takes you.Topics includeDetroit hip hop cultureMusic to film career pivotWorking on Netflix productionsIndie Fest performanceCreative confidence and stage presenceFollow Conversations That Count on Apple Podcasts and Spotify for more conversations with creators, performers, and entrepreneurs building their legacy.About the GuestRed is a founding member of Street Justice, a Detroit and Inkster based hip hop group known for high energy live performances and raw authenticity. After building a name in the Detroit music scene, Red transitioned into film and television production, recently wrapping work on the Netflix series Free Bird and several upcoming feature films including The Heathen, Savage Lands, and Regarding Shiloh.In this episode, Red shares his journey from Detroit hip hop to working in film and television, and what inspired him to bring Street Justice back together for Indie Fest. Known for powerful stage presence and unapologetic confidence, Street Justice continues to represent Inkster and Detroit culture through music and live performance.To learn more, visit:https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-shaftListen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/david-shaft