Dive In Wonder with Yemi Sul: Sex, Muses, Erotism, and the Art of Soul Recognition

In this conversation, I sit down with one of my favourite souls; Yemi's —actor, director, writer, model, DJ, and one of the most intentional and multidisciplinary artists I know. We talk about sex and erotism not just as acts but as languages of the body and spirit, about sexual health as part of self-awareness, and about how intuition becomes a map for recognising the people meant to build your vision with you.

We explore the idea of muses, the art of soul recognition, and the ways internalised racism can shape and limit creative freedom. We talk about hookups, not just for their pleasure but for their energetic costs, and what it means to practice helpful activism in a world addicted to performative change.

Yemisul speaks with a kind of poetry that feels necessary—carefully chosen words that land exactly where they need to. This is a conversation about the raw, often messy, always beautiful process of making art and meaning in our lives. It’s a love letter to life, to art, and to the muses that surround us—an invitation to stay open, pay attention, and let ourselves be moved by the light waiting in every moment.