Podcasts about Dodai Stewart

Kelly shares the remarkable story of Armia Khalil, a Metropolitan Museum of Art security guard with a secret talent. As a child, Armia played in the mud and created little sculptures by the Nile River. Years later, the artistic young man immigrated to the US with just $375 and a suitcase of woodworking tools. After years of struggle, he landed a job as a security guard at the Met, where a chance conversation with a curator led to his lifelong dream coming true. It's a powerful reminder that everyone—from bus drivers to baristas—carries a universe of dreams inside them. What might we discover if we took a moment to see the artists walking among us? This episode was inspired by Dodai Stewart's New York Times article. (published January 8, 2025).⁠ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hot subway cars, icky smells, mysterious drips--these are just some things that can make summer in New York a tad unpleasant. New York Times writer Dodai Stewart, who created the NYT quiz "Pick the Worst New York City Summer Plagues" joins to take listener calls about how they're coping this summer. *This episode is hosted by Arun Venugopal.

Dodai Stewart of the Times joins the pod to discuss her survey of New York City's formerly iconic 24-hour spots, from Wo Hop to Whitestone Lanes, that have now cut their hours, and Dr. Christina Greer and Katie Honan run down all the latest news from the city, starting with the first big departures from the Adams administration.

As local officials look to institute more permanent regulations for outdoor dining, we look back at the rise of the dining shed across NYC's restaurants. New York Times writer Dodai Stewart recently published the piece "The Final Days of New York's ‘Wild West' Outdoor Dining Scene." She joins us for this conversation. We also take your calls.

This week Megan and Reyna talk about the challenges and stigma of being "past a certain age" and not being married or having children. We explore what a secure and healthy relationship means (with or without a ring),  confront the decision of whether or not to have children, and talk about finding joy, love, and fulfillment internally regardless of motherhood or relationship status. The article mentioned in this episode is "When Motherhood Never Happens" by the incredible Dodai Stewart. Please give it a read if you understand that feeling of "staying too long at the party." Our music is "Workin It Out" by Manimalhouse - thank you so much to them for letting us use it. 

Dodai Stewart tells a story about destiny, choice, and tarot cards that she wrote specially for SongWriter, and slide guitarist Natalia Zukerman performs her song “Storm Cloud Rising,” and talks about her own recent tangles with fate.

Today we welcome The New York Times’ Dodai Stewart to the podcast! Dodai teaches Caroline about TikTok, but also about an $18 clothing item that turned her casual sweatshirts into casual business wear (seriously!!). Then we learn about Caroline’s pick and her journey to a bolder, darker eyebrow without having to do a ton of work to get it.Products in this episode:Dickey Collars: https://amzn.to/2PG7cTbBenefit Cosmetics Goof Proof Brow: https://fave.co/2sGmOggNom Wah Sweatshirt: https://nomwah.com/shop/nom-wah-sweatshirt/Old Navy Sweatshirt (Striped): https://fave.co/2SeEwC6Old Navy Sweatshirt (Polka Dot): https://fave.co/2twJdNr Thanks for listening! Follow along with recs (and share your own via DM) on the “Gee Thanks, Just Bought It!” Instagram: www.instagram.com/geethanksjustboughtitpodCheck out all of the recommended products by past guests, listeners and Caroline at www.geethanksjustboughtit.com Shop the spreadsheet (updated with new recs all of the time!): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vdIkPMWhV0FlRux3u_DVpuGvakQxkF3EbYT2ZVv45B8/edit#gid=0Want to get in touch more formally? Email: Caroline@geethanksjustboughtit.comFollow Dodai on Twitter at www.twitter.com/dodai Follow Caroline on Twitter at www.twitter.com/carolinemoss See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dodai Stewart, Deputy Editor of the Metro Section of the New York Times, talks about why she casually enjoys Hallyu as she knew about it in the mid stages of its inaction, the effect it has on media from her experienced perspective, and why TikTok is a genius idea. SHOWS IN US: TXT, NCT 127

In a bonus episode sponsored by Ulta Beauty, we take time away from the news and indulge in self-care in the form of skin care, a loud lip for public speaking, and following posts from people of color and of all genders reshaping the meaning of makeup. Plus, beauty hacks from some of our faves: Jenna Wortham, Virgie Tovar, Dodai Stewart, and Fariha Roisin.

Splinter’s Dodai Stewart joins Madeleine and Megan to talk about two of their favorite subjects, celebrities and plastic surgery! From the early facelift that left silent movie actress Mary Pickford unable to smile to the not-so-secret nose jobs of the Mickey Mouse Club, we’re exploring the trends in and ramifications of the elective cosmetic surgeries and dermatological procedures of the rich and the famous. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, writer and editor Dodai Stewart chats with us about everything from Korean dramas to dating in New York to iPhone games to drug stores in different countries, and more. Come for insightful commentary on the state of digital media, stay for the puns.Follow Dodai Stewart at @dodaistewart.Follow us: @heavenrants and @brokeymcpovertyEmail us: anotherround@buzzfeed.comSubscribe to our newsletter: buzzfeed.com/anotherround/newsletterCheck out our merch! shop.buzzfeed.comLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dodai Stewart joins Kate and Samhita to talk about pop culture and staying inspired. Then, we hear what's making Kate and Samhita hopeful and what makes YOU all Nasty Women. Learn more about the Nasty Women essay collection here: http://bit.ly/FeminastyPodcast. This week's episode is brought to you by Modcloth. Use promo code FEMINASTY to get 30% off your order over $100. This episode is also brought to you by Card Carrying Club. Go to cardcarryingshop.com and get 10% off your first month when you use the code FEMINASTY. Keep emailing us voice memos telling us what makes you nasty women at feminasty@macmillan.com!

Splinter’s Dodai Stewart joins Madeleine and Megan to talk about two of their favorite subjects, celebrities and plastic surgery! From the early facelift that left silent movie actress Mary Pickford unable to smile to the not-so-secret nose jobs of the Mickey Mouse Club, we’re exploring the trends in and ramifications of the elective cosmetic surgeries and dermatological procedures of the rich and the famous. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on DirtCast, we’re delving into the swooning, heart-breaking world of teen fan magazines with experts in the field Anne Raso, who worked at Tiger Beat in the early ‘80s interviewing everyone from Duran Duran to New Edition, and forever-teen Dodai Stewart, Editor-in-Chief of Fusion, former Deputy Editor of Jezebel, and one time J-14 writer.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dodai Stewart joins me! She's the Editor-In-Chief of fusion.net and formerly of Jezebel, where she served as Deputy Editor — and was also one of the first hires at the publication. Dodai talks to me about growing up in NYC, the inclusivity of teen culture and our

“Dr. Maskin was a history teacher, who had a very unconventional approach which stuck with me, and sometimes I still think about it, because he had a way of weaving pop culture into the lesson plan. I forget exactly what we were learning, but it was about the Roman Empire. He played Tears for Fears’ ‘Everybody Wants to Rule the World,’ and then was like, ‘write an essay about how this applies to the Romans,’ which I thought was great. I think that kind of approach to writing I still have, because I write about pop culture.”

Executive Editor at Fusion and former Deputy Editor of Jezebel Dodai Stewart(@dodaistewart) sits down with the gals to discuss her love for Rihanna, why self-promotion isn't that cool, and, seriously, isn't Rihanna awesome everybody? Subscribe! Rate! Love! We're trying to get sponsored by Miller High Life, so tweet at them for us. Email us at JustTheGalsPodcast@gmail.com.

For this week's phone-a-friend edition of Call Your Girlfriend, Amina calls up A++ lady and writer Dodai Stewart to talk about their mutual love of all things korean: k drama, k pop, tony moly face masks. Plus, personal dramas and mishaps on Tinder.

The new episode of How Was Your Week stars two wonderful ladies. First, singer/songwriter/actor/chanteuse NELLIE McKAY is here to sing us a beautiful song, talk about her dog, reveal what she really wanted to play on her first Letterman appearance, and otherwise enchant us from our heads to our tails.  Then, Jezebel Deputy Editor DODAI STEWART speaks candidly about her obsession with game shows, ponders Lena Dunham, expresses her availabilty--GENTLEMEN--- and discloses her scandalous Hanna Barbara crush.  Also! Julie is still recovering from the Bollywood number from this week's Smash AND the revelation that Simon Van Campen spontaneously jizzed his britches when his sons were born. The ramifications of Taylor Swift playing Joni Mitchell factor into time travel! And also there is a lot of talk about Shirley McClaine. Plus--the specificity of Dodai's hate-strewn inbox! Nellie's ideas about apples, and what they have in common with quaaludes! How "Gotye" is pronounced! And what women generally do NOT do after they have sex with a corpse, despite what we learned from "Weekend At Bernie's." Holy cowbell--a great show! Note: Ben Bynum plays guitar on "Rio de Lua"--"Moon River."