Creativity, Courage, and Sound — Featuring Author Reneshaw Greaves & Saxophonist Richard Elliot

In this special two-part episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we spotlight creativity and inspiration from two distinct artistic worlds: children’s literature and contemporary jazz.

We begin with Reneshaw Greaves, author of Sylvester Slug Finds a New Home, as she shares the heartfelt journey behind her debut children’s book. Born in Trinidad and Tobago and later settling in the U.S., Reneshaw discusses how her son—who is on the autism spectrum—became the driving force behind this SEL-focused story centered on empathy, kindness, teamwork, and self-acceptance. She walks us through her writing process, her personal motivations, and the message she hopes young readers carry with them.

In the second half of the episode, we revisit a Muzilog classic with renowned saxophonist Richard Elliot. Known for his electrifying stage presence and signature soulful sound, Richard talks about his musical evolution, the funk and R&B influences that shaped him, and the creative energy behind fan-favorite projects like Summer Madness. He opens up about decades of performing, recording, and staying authentic through every musical era.

Join us for a rich, inspiring conversation blending storytelling, identity, and musical mastery—one episode, two unforgettable voices.

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