hroughout history we've depended on the storytellers of the time to convey the ideas and moments of that period. Whether objective, opinionated, or investigative in nature, when done properly, these stories spark the debates that lead to change, even if only a change of thinking. While the methods of recording and communicating stories are constantly changing, it is the original purpose that drives Mehka King to walk among the new generation of storytellers. "I've had a desire to write, create and share the stories of others, for most of my life. I wrote my first story at eight," King explains. Working with a friend to develop a video game, Mehka took charge to write backstories for all of the characters. "I felt like in order to determine the future of each, we needed to know where
they'd been," he continues. It is this dedication to understanding, that allows his subjects to be forthcoming for great interviews.
For just over nine years, Mehka has spent his professional career as a journalist, and most recently a digital content creator/curator for brands. Known by most as a contributor to publications including TheHillTalk.com, XXL, SLAM Magazine, Hip Hop Weekly, Rolling Out, and DJsDoingWork.com, Mehka turned his fresh perspective and penchant for storytelling into a diverse writing resume covering music, sports, the evolving cannabis industry, and politics.
In 2010 King founded Invisible Man Media (IMM). The company would serve as a vehicle to not only publish his creative works, but also work with
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