Podcasts about downtown new york city

Guess who's in town!!! Ward makes a visit to Brooklyn to hang out with Antonio for a week. This episode, the boys talk about their recent street photography outing in Downtown New York City.   Image gallery can be seen here: http://streetshots.photography/2022/10/15/street-shots-ep-169-visitations/     Show Links: Antonio M. Rosario's Website, Vero, Twitter and Facebook page Ward Rosin's Website, Vero, Instagram feed and Facebook page. Ornis Photo Website  Street Shots Instagram   Subscribe to us on: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Amazon Music iHeart Radio

David Hershkovits co-founded New York City's iconic Paper Magazine in the 1980's. Before the internet, before social media influencers, and before the restaurant on your corner had their own publicist, if wanted to stay informed about art, fashion, music, food or clubs in New York City, you read Paper Magazine - it was the go to guide for anything culturally relevant downtown and beyond. This week on The Plug Podcast, David drops in for a conversation about  the history of downtown culture, what can be learned from the challenges that the city has faced, and contemplate what a post-covid New York City might look like

Welcome to episode #10 Today, Jacob Walker is here to make a beginner smoker a master in just two hours! Just like that, magic! Alright, maybe not a master, so soon, but this guy has all of the tips and tricks not only for beginners, but for long time smokers too! This episode is packed full of advice, recommendations and true passion for cigars. Listeners, if you're like me and want to follow Jacob's journey reviewing incredible cigars and learning more from his experiences, follow him on instagram! @cigarreviewsbyjacob - I will also put his handle in the show notes. And you can also check him out on the Cigar Talk podcast, Episode 29! BIG NEWS! I am too excited to share the news with you that I have my first sponsor from my favorite lounge in NYC; Barclay Rex has welcomed the Ashes with Ash Podcast into their lounge. So, from now on, all of the episodes you hear, will be recorded in the gorgeous Rex Club lounge; 126 Pearl St, Downtown New York City. I can not wait to have you all (my future guests) come have a smoke with me in this beautiful lounge and share your story with our community. To learn more about the rich history and exciting future that is the Barclay Rex Cigar Lounge, go listen to episode number 1 of this podcast to hear Vanessa tell her and her family's story of this shop's life in New York City for the past 106 years! Thank you to Vanessa and the rest of the Barclay Rex family; and to you, my tobacconists and aficionado's, I will be seeing you at the Rex Club.

McCarthy pulls his 5 GOP members from 1/6 committee after Pelosi rejects 2 of his picks. The FEC records reveal the California Democrat's campaign spent over $7,000 at luxury restaurants and steakhouses in D.C. In addition, Swalwell appears to have sat down for 13 in-person meals at Charlie Palmer Steak, O-Ku Sushi, STK Steakhouse at the Downtown New York City location and other high-end eateries. A spokesperson for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tested positive Monday for coronavirus following a meeting last week with members of the Texas Legislature who fled the state for Washington, D.C. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last week Zoë chatted to the epic Annie Clark a.k.a. St. Vincent about her sixth album, Daddy's Home, decribed as a collection of stories of being down and out in Downtown New York City. Glamour that's been up for three days straight. You can check out the record in all the usual spots, or hit up your local record store. Whakarongo mai! 

Jeanette Montgomery Barron is an established photographer that became known for her portraits of the New York art world in the 1980s. Some of the iconic personalities she has photographed include Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe and Cindy Sherman. Together with our hosts, they discuss the evolution of art from photography from film to Instagram. Episode Highlights:12:50 - One of the scariest things for an artist to do is to photograph another artist. It happened when I photographed Robert Mapplethorpe, I was very nervous but he made me feel very comfortable and was very sweet. 14:25 - The first time I photographed Warhol, he didn't give much time. It was in the lobby of The Factory that was on Union Square. He gave me 5 minutes! Then he got to know me and got to give me 20/30 minutes at the end. 23:50 - I think Instagram is great. It doesn't change the role of a professional photographer. It's used as a tool to get response from other photographer, creatives, and people looking for certain images.  Learn more about our guests: Jeannette Montgomery Barron:InstagramTwitter Learn more about the Accutron watch here, and follow @AccutronWatch on Instagram. Subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to hear new episodes as soon as they're released.Follow our hosts on social media:Bill McCuddy: Facebook  / Twitter

Season 3 Episode 19 Vashtie Kola is truly a renaissance woman – New York based Director, Filmmaker, Artist, Designer, Creative Consultant and DJ. She has cultivated the Downtown New York City scene for over a decade as a style icon, but her curatorial outreach and influence spans worldwide. https://www.vashtie.com https://www.instagram.com/vashtie https://www.facebook.com/vashtiekola    

Penny Arcade is a true downtown N.Y.C. performance legend! She began her career as a teen actor in the 1960s at the avant-garde Playhouse of the Ridiculous, at the La Mama theater, and as one of Andy Warhol’s factory superstars before establishing herself as queen of the underground performance art scene. As a writer/director/ performer, feminism, intellectualism, and rebellion have always been at the forefront of her groundbreaking shows, which include Bitch Dyke FagHag Whore, Love Sex and Sanity, and Bad Reputation. In this episode of BUST’s Poptarts podcast, she gives us a hilarious and poignant look inside her five decades on the fabulous fringes of fame.

Conveying Basquiat’s personal magnetism, eccentricity and non-stop creativity without romanticizing him, BOOM FOR REAL: THE LATE TEENAGE YEARS OF JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT serves as another chapter in the ongoing effort to rescue the artist from his own hype. To tell this story, Driver, who was part of the New York arts scene herself, worked closely and collaboratively with friends and other artists who emerged from that period. Drawing upon their memories and anecdotes, the film also uses period film footage, music and images  to visually evoke the era, drawing a portrait of Jean-Michel and Downtown New York City-pre AIDS, President Reagan, the real estate and art booms – before anyone was motivated by money and ambition. BOOM FOR REAL: THE LATE TEENAGE YEARS OF JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT follows Basquiat's life pre-fame and how New York City, the times, the people and the movements surrounding him formed the artist he became. Using never-before-seen works, writings and photographs, director Sara Driver worked closely and collaboratively with friends and other artists who emerged from that period: Jim Jarmusch, James Nares, Fab Five Freddy, Glenn O’Brien, Kenny Scharf, Lee Quinones, Patricia Field, Luc Sante and many others. Sara Driver made her directorial debut with the short film YOU ARE NOT I in 1981, which she adapted from the 1948 Paul Bowles short story of the same name. The film, named as one of the best movies of the 1980s in a Cahiers du Cinéma critics’ poll, was lost for many years until its rediscovery in 2008 among Bowles’ belongings in Tangier. Director Sara Driver joins us for engaging conversation with one of the late-twentieth century’s brightest and innovative artist.

Qool Marv Plays at HBO Films Premiere of Fahrenheit 451 at TAO Downtown New York City on May 8 2018 Hear this mix, see the film, then listen again and see how I braid the aural atmosphere of the party with plot, themes and visuals of the film. The audience re-experiences the film, unwittingly, while immersed in revelry at the celebration. Gotta Get Up (Another Day) (Featuring 4Hero) - Jill Scott A Life Worth Living - Quantic and Flowering Inferno featuring U-Roy and Alice Russell Flight of the Eagle - Vincent Sebastian Blackbird - Fat Freddy's Drop Great Balls Of Fire - Sun Ra Compared To What - Les McCann & Eddie Harris Brooklyn Inferno Quadraphonic - QPSM Unit Wanna Fly – S’Miller Mind Power – LeJames Bron Fly Robin Fly – Michael The Lion Hot Music - Soho Freedom – Anthony Hamilton & Elayna Boynton The Future – Prince Blaze 'n' Cook - Stereotyp Meets Al Haca Hands Up - Cassara Burn This Disco Out – Michael Jackson Running Away - Roy Ayers Ubiquity Runaway - Masters At Work w India Heavyweights – Sh!t Hot Soundsystem F.E.V.E.R - Sugar Hill + Nytron Red Alert - Basement Jaxx This Is America - Childish Gambino Freedom (feat. Kendrick Lamar) - Beyoncé The Fire - The Roots Fly Away - Lenny Kravitz Always On The Run - Lenny Kravitz All The Stars - Kendrick Lamar & SZA Pray For Me - The Weeknd & Kendrick Lamar The Knowledge - Janet Jackson Fire - Ohio Players Let Me Change Your Mind featuring Jenna G - Zed Bias Burning Down The House - Talking Heads Deep Burnt - Pepe Bradock Up To Rise - SESSION VICTIM Migration (partial) - Bonobo Light My Fire (Live) - Massive Attack Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash ___ Since 1998 @qooldjmarv x @hbo Thank you HBO for having me conduct the musical atmosphere at events for series, films and documentaries. I can't say I imagined 20 years of getting that call. At the Fahrenheit 451 party last night (May 8 '18) you all could hear how concept meets execution and you could see how the party went from warm glow to blazing hot. Once upon a time, about 13 years ago, or whenever the last season of the Sopranos was happening, I got the call to play the last gathering of that game changing series (I actually did a wrap party set up on set in Tony's kitchen once). After a few years of doing entertainment industry parties, I noticed a pattern... somewhat of a template or format that favored the safe and obvious. Humbly, I asked, during a meeting at HBO headquarters, if I could shatter that plain - buttressing my suggestion by offering to be the DJ equivalent of their classic motto from the 90s - "It's not TV it's HBO." "Your events should not sound like any other network's party, your parties should be as unique as your programming." (Paraphrasing) From there, I asked for the 1st 90mins of that Sopranos party to show what I had in mind. At some point Little Steven from Bruce Springsteen's band looked at me and gave me the thumbs up (I'd pitched doing a Classic Rock set to open the party) and the events folks noticed and also gave me thumbs up. Highlight of that night was having David Chase - creator of the Sopranos, come up on stage with his wife and they both told me how they noticed and enjoyed what I was doing with the music. Side note to that story is that the Sopranos party was on a Sunday...the night before, I was in Paris and the night before that, I was in Ireland... BTW, friends in Ireland have offered me space for my 1st lecture that will weave DJ culture with sociology and a bit of history. Happening in 2018! https://www.hbo.com/movies/fahrenheit-451 + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/ + https://www.mixcloud.com/qooldjmarv/ + https://www.instagram.com/qooldjmarv/ + https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv/ + https://soundcloud.com/qooldjmarv/jill-scotts-1994-poem-about-qool-dj-marv-rhythm-blankets

When Charles Luciano organized the mob and decided that money didn't care what your ethnicity was, it was the chance for Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel to prove his worth.  With ambition as big as Las Vegas and a temper to boot, Siegel made his way to the top through charm, hustle, and murder. And Sigel's tendency to vilolence would take him from the poor streets of Downtown New York City to the glitz and glamor of 1930s Hollywood, and beyond.  This episode is sponsored by Hims. Music is by Kai Engel, Kevin Macleod, Chris Zabriskie, Rafael Archangel, and Kosta T.

Not everyone is blessed to have a cheese-filled morning every day; a sublime experience upon awakening that has allowed me to do much of what you witness here right now. And I wish I could cheese up every morning. But life sometimes makes it into merely a wish, a longing that goes unfulfilled when things get a bit more hectic than I'd care for them to be. "WTF with the cheese reference, Ken?" you may be asking yourself. Well, I've baited you. Now for the switch. The cheese represents whatever you must do to start your day in peace For me, this means cheese, dates, crackers, coffee and a good book. The ritual of eating the first while digesting the second is something that brings me a great deal of satisfaction. It also opens my mind to new worlds, perspectives, and ideas. And it sets my internal energies in a way that expands and accelerates my ability to continue becoming more than I was before. Becoming more useful to those of you following me. I recently got caught up in some commitments that kept me from my cheese for months. I longed for my cheese. And I did NOT like how my life was evolving in the absence of the cheese. So, if I may confuse the shit out of you by switching metaphors even more: the cheese became the carrot at the end of my project stick; the thing I looked forward to as a reward for doing the thing I was not really enjoying. And it helped me stay sane as I completed my obligations. I did what I said I'd do for someone - a situation I went into already detesting how it would shape my day - thereby keeping my word. And I helped some good people through a tough time, leaving them with a good taste in their mouths for my capabilities should we ever cross paths again. And the cheese I eventually returned to...was good. Like, Zen good. Outsiders heed: however your day starts sets the tone, quite often, for the rest of the day. It also has a great effect on whether or not you're getting closer to success, or treading water (dying) as you watch it get further away from you. What's your cheese? Subscribe To OJ Podcast! Sponsors: Family Network Chiropractic in Kingston, NY: The only providers of NSA Chiropractic in the Mid-Hudson Valley Maximum Results Fitness w/ Mike Romano: Online Training with Individually Customized Support Key Points: Start your day at peace Refuse to let the world into your thoughts until your most important task for the day is complete Meditation will help clarify your thoughts and simplify your thinking when the going gets tough Morning rituals are powerful anchors for success Read bios and autobiographies to stretch your thinking There are reasons for why you are where you are that will blow your mind. Stay open to discovering what they are and how you might discover them. The more you can learn to be present with people, the richer your experience of life will be Links: "Poseur: A Memoir of Downtown New York City in the '90s" by Marc Spitz Hunter S Thompson WTF with Marc Maron: One of the very few podcasts I listen to Alehouse Cheddar Crackers: Castleton Crackers Old Croc: Extra Sharp Cheddar Bard Valley Natural Delights Dates Centerpointe: Holosync Meditation Technology Kobe A Index: Conative Strengths Test Human Design For Us All Learn more about your brain waves and being present: "The New Science Of Super Awareness" "Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience" by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi "It Takes Guts To Be Me: How An Ex-Marine Beat Bipolar Disorder" (My story) The photographer of this post's featured photo: Jez Timms

Qool Marv Plays for Oprah Winfrey at HBO Films Premiere of the Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks at TAO Downtown New York City on April 18 2017 --------- The after party for the NY premiere of the HBO film The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks starting Oprah Winfrey. Amazing and sobering Hidden Figures level historical. Started the night with Toccata by Dizzy Gillespie and his Orchestra, a song I heard when I saw the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater perform to it. My Mom, who came from Philly for the night, told me that she saw Oprah grooving and said she thought to herself, "Oh my God, Oprah's dancing to my son's music!" Pride & Joy A beautiful night. Thank you, HBO! Toccata (Feat. Lalo Schifrin) - Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra Gonna Set Your Soul On Fire - Ramsey Lewis Trio Can't Take It With You – James Brown Uptight Everything Is All Right - Stevie Wonder Get Ready – Rare Earth Runnin' - Pharrell Williams Higher Ground – Stevie Wonder There Was A Time - James Brown Living Together - The Jacksons Inspiration - Peven Everett Harvest For The World Vocal - Isley Brothers Respect Yourself - Randy Crawford Spread Love – Doug Willis Make It Last – Shaka Loves You Optimistic - Zepherin Saint feat Ann Nesby & G3 Love Machine - Superlover Revolution Is Here - Re-Tide Ease On Down The Road - Micheal Jackson & Diana Ross Superlady -Luther Vandross Fresh – Kool & The Gang I Feel For You - Prince Off The Wall – Michael Jackson I'm Every Woman - Chaka Khan Got to Give It Up -Marvin Gaye You & I – Rick James (Don't) Call The Doctor - Dr. Packer The Boss - Diana Ross Don't Leave Me This Way - Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes Shake Your Body Down To The Ground - Michael Jackson All The Ways Love Can Feel - Maxwell Believer (Jazzanova Remix) - Paul Randolph Dionne – Osunlade See Line Woman - Nina Simone We Are One (Feat. Hugh Masekela) (Louie Vega Eol Mix) - Black Coffee Really Love - D'Angelo And The Vanguard Would You Mind - Earth Wind & Fire https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/12/arts/television/oprah-winfrey-on-the-the-immortal-life-of-henrietta-lacks.html | http://www.hbo.com/movies/the-immortal-life-of-henrietta-lacks | https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv/ | http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/oprah-wants-the-world-to-know-henrietta-lacks-is-a-hidden-figure-no-more_us_58f848a3e4b070a1175011f7