Podcasts about hebru brantley

Innovative artist and creator of the iconic 'flyboy' masterpiece Hebru Brantley joins Mike Hill and Ephraim Salaam for an engaging interview about the essence of art, self-expression, and the journey of an artist. They explore the struggles and triumphs of pursuing a creative career, the importance of work ethic, and the balance between personal life and professional success. Hebru shares his experiences about growing up in Chicago and navigating doubts to pursue an art career, the impact of family, and the lessons he aims to pass on to future generations. Follow Done There, Been That podcast on social media for all the best moments from the show: IG: @InflectionEnt X: @InflectionEnt YouTube: @nowthatsMAJOR Follow Hebru on social media: IG,X,TikTok:@hebrubrantleySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Art Affairs, i talk with artist Max Sansing.We discuss his time growing up and painting graffiti in the South Side of Chicago, how important community is to him, the many symbols that he incorporates into his work, and a whole lot more!Also mentioned in this episode: Carolyn Mims Lawrence, Thomas Blackshear II, Alex Ross, Nathaniel Mary Quinn, Amanda Williams, Hebru Brantley, and Kayla Mahaffey.Follow MaxWebsite: maxsansing.comInstagram: @maxsansingFollow the ShowWebsite: artaffairspodcast.comPatreon: artaffairsInstagram: @artaffairspodcast

We got 5 on it! Tap back into The Shop with actor and producer Damson Idris, rapper DaBaby, artist Hebru Brantley, gymnast Katelyn Ohashi, marketing executive Paul Rivera, and entrepreneur Maverick Carter. Damson describes the influences that helped shape his character Franklin Saint on the critically acclaimed TV series Snowfall, DaBaby reflects on his recent trials, tribulations and mistakes, and why he sees them as blessings, Hebru shares the story on his rise as an artist, including how he got one of his first major pieces in Jay-Z's hands, and Katelyn recounts the pressure of the social media spotlight after her viral 2019 Collegiate Challenge floor routine. Plus, the crew gives The Shop it's flowers! Kick up your feet and remember...in the barbershop you can't lie.

Superheroes inspire us and help us believe we can do all that we set our minds to. Black superhero stories, however, don't always reach mainstream audiences, leaving young Black children few characters to identify with. Host Roy Wood Jr. sits down with Daily Show writer, Ashton Womack, Daily Show senior producer, Aaron LaMarr Burleson, and contemporary artist, Hebru Brantley, to discuss how Black superhero stories have more capacity to bring authentic Black experiences to the big screen.    Beyond the Scenes is a podcast from The Daily Show. Listen to new episodes every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts, or watch at YouTube.com/TheDaily Show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Superheroes inspire us and help us believe we can do all that we set our minds to. Black superhero stories, however, don't always reach mainstream audiences, leaving young Black children few characters to identify with. Host Roy Wood Jr. sits down with Daily Show writer, Ashton Womack, Beyond the Scenes senior producer, Aaron Lamarr Burleson, and contemporary artist, Hebru Brantley, to discuss how Black superhero stories have more capacity to bring authentic Black experiences to the big screen.    Watch the Original Segment:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx3ErVQmXKc Link to purchase Hebru Brantley's coffee table book: https://www.amazon.com/Hebru-Brantley/dp/084787219XSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Artist, storyteller, and entrepreneur Hebru Brantley takes us on a journey from his childhood in Chicago discovering fine art, to studying film in Atlanta, to struggling to make ends meet while styling rappers and designing concert posters, to finding critical acclaim and collaborating with some of the biggest brands in the world. In this week's episode, hear how Brantley launched his art career with used canvases from a local art institute, turned tragedy into triumph with his first major art show in Chicago, and created an entire world with his art that led to every major motion picture studio knocking on his door. Subscribe to IDEA GENERATION on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok and tune in for new episodes every Friday. Credits Noah Callahan-Bever Creator & Host, Idea Generation Starring: Hebru Brantley Executive Producer: Helena Ox Producer: Lamonday Baxter Lead Editor, Creative Director & Sound Designer: Sarathi Garimella Producer / Editor: Sam Anderson

Hebru Brantley is a well-known artist, designer, and filmmaker. He is one of Chicago's fastest-rising artists, some of his works commanding upward of $100,000 and a rapidly growing collector base that includes entrepreneur Swizz Beats, Matthew Pritzker, Jay Z, and your host, Tanya. He comes onto the podcast to talk about how he got into art, the creation of his iconic Flyboy & Lil Mama characters, and the importance of committing to the art rather than the financial value of a piece. Host IG:@itstanyatime Guest IG: @hebrubrantleySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey there. Welcome back to This is How We Create, I'm your host, Martine Severin, In this episode I not only talk with a delightful person but a talented one at that. Hailey Losselyong is a Chicago based multidisciplinary artist. Hailey when growing up didn't always know that she would become an artist. She sewed as her grandmother did, and would make friendship bracelets to sell to her classmates. She went to school thinking she would focus on business, but she turned to visual arts instead . During out time together, Hailey shares her journey to becoming and artist, talks about her dreams for her and the directions she wants to take with her work in the future. Just a heads up, there'll be a long pause around midway through the episode. I've left that pause in the show on purpose. Stay with it! Stay in touch with Hailey: https://hml-design.myshopify.com/ And follow Hailey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hml.design/ Vault Gallery in Pilsen In this episode we mentioned the work of Hebru Brantley: https://www.hebrubrantley.com/ and Joy Cho: https://ohjoy.com/ Keep up with your host Martine Severin https://martineseverin.com/ Follow This Is How We Create on IG. https://www.instagram.com/thisishowwecreate_/ Follow Martine on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/martine.severin/ This is How We Create and edited and produced by Martine Severin

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://thecitylife.org/2022/09/03/brooklyn-based-richard-beavers-gallery-opens-soho-location-with-hebru-brantley-show/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/citylifeorg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/citylifeorg/support

The original Flyboy, Hebru Brantley is making art cool and profitable. Growing up as a 6'8 artist from Chicago presented challenges for my boy. Fast-forward, "House full of some Hebru Brantley's" has a healthy price tag attached. I really tried to wrap my mind around why cartoons and comic books are so popular. I definitely lost that argument. We both went to college in ATL. There may or may not be a super stripper character in development after this conversation. What exactly is a splendiferous butt?

Hebru Brantley was born and raised in Chicago. A product of the 80's, Brantley's early inspiration to create visual art derived from the cinematic Blaxploitation and science fiction depicted in the previous decade. His affinity for mythological comic book heroes, Japanimation, and graffiti has strongly influenced his work, and eventually, he began fusing elements of urban society with pop culture. From that, he developed his own unique approach to visual art, layering youthful expression with human emotion, history, and the complexities and challenges of urban life. Brantley creates his work spontaneously and uses an array of mediums such as wood, found objects, spray paint, coffee and tea. He has designed and illustrated for media production and clothing companies and transitioned from graffiti to canvas. He and Zuckerman discuss heroes, why it's harder to access art than music or film, hope, Chance The Rapper, incantation, Adidas and acceptance!

In this episode, Chef talks with contemporary artist and Chicago native Hebru Brantley. He is recognized internationally for his innovative and unique Afro-futurism approach to his artwork in street art and anime. He creates narrative driven work revolving around his iconic characters and uses a plethora of mediums such as oil, acrylic, and spray paint.  Collectors of his artwork include, Lebron James, Jay-Z + Beyonce, Lenny Kravitz, and George Lucas. He dishes with Chef on his all plant-based diet and favorite food spots.   Produced by Dear Media

Happy Birthday to Herbie Hancock....Hebru Brantley's Flyboy takes up residence at Navy Pier....Seandell Holliday, 16, fatally shot at Millennium Park...CPD officer to run for mayor of Chicago...Gov. Pritzker signs new law targeting smash-and-grab thieves...Chicago's Controversial New Ward Map Approved With 16 Black, 14 Latino Wards...Boston mass shooting...Kendrick Album review and video(part 5) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amon-phillips/support

Happy Birthday to Herbie Hancock....Hebru Brantley's Flyboy takes up residence at Navy Pier....Seandell Holliday, 16, fatally shot at Millennium Park...CPD officer to run for mayor of Chicago...Gov. Pritzker signs new law targeting smash-and-grab thieves...Chicago's Controversial New Ward Map Approved With 16 Black, 14 Latino Wards...Boston mass shooting...Kendrick Album review and video(part 5) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amon-phillips/support

On this episode of Art Affairs, Andrew Hosner of Thinkspace returns for a special 2021 year-end wrap-up.We talk about the launch of the new gallery space, some of the notable shows and events Thinkspace hosted over the last year, what they have coming up for 2022, and a whole lot more!Also mentioned in this episode: Halopigg, Cody Jimenez, Spoke Art, Dulk, Antler Gallery, Pow! Wow! Worldwide, Jasper Wong, Woes, Ken Nwadiogbu, Kayla Mahaffey, Hebru Brantley, Imon Boy, Stom500, Chigozie Obi, Z the Rat, Alvaro Naddeo, Manuel Zamudio, Sean Bannister, Gustavo Rimada, Andrea Aragon, Maria-Claude Marquis, Victoria Cassinova, Langston Allston, Young Ji Cha, Miah the Creator, Willem Hoeffnagel, Casey Weldon, Dovie Golden, Sandra Chevrier, Super A, Scott Listfield, Volery Gallery, RYOL, The Perez Bros., Carlos Ramirez, Giorgiko, Reen Barrera, and Brian M. Viveros.Follow Thinkspace:Website: thinkspaceprojects.comBlog: sourharvest.comInstagram: @thinkspace_artFacebook: @thinkspaceprojectsTwitter: @ThinkspaceArtTumblr: thinkspace-projectsFollow the Show:Website: artaffairspodcast.comPatreon: artaffairsInstagram: @artaffairspodcastFacebook: @artaffairspodcastTwitter: @art_affairs

On this episode of Art Affairs, i talk with, artist, Hebru Brantley.We discuss growing up painting graffiti in the streets of Chicago, his desire to create characters that are more representative of and relatable to the black community, his upcoming solo show at Ross-Sutton Gallery, and a ton more! A legit Chicago legend, on Art Affairs 45.Also mentioned in this episode: Little Black Pearl, The Zhou Brothers, Theaster Gates, Derrick Adams, Nina Chanel Abney, Brandon Deener, James Jean, and Madsaki.Follow Hebru:Website: hebrubrantley.comInstagram: @hebrubrantleyFollow the Show:Website: artaffairspodcast.comPatreon: artaffairsInstagram: @artaffairspodcastFacebook: @artaffairspodcastTwitter: @art_affairs

For the fifth episode of How To Be An Artist, Kate Bryan speaks to artist and creator of the iconic characters Flyboy and Lil Mama: Hebru Brantley. Heavily influenced by the murals and graffiti work of Chicago's South Side in the 1960s and 1970s, he continues to work within those traditions to explore themes of nostalgia, power, and hope. In this conversation, Brantley talks about the significance that anime, comic books and manga had on his childhood. He also shares what it was like to collaborate with the likes of Nike and Cadillac, and his immersive installation, ‘Nevermore Park'. Brantley's work has been showcased internationally, featuring in global art exhibits including Art Basel Switzerland, Art Basel Miami, and Frieze London. His work will also soon feature as part of a new Soho House site in the US.

Noted contemporary artist Hebru Brantley stops by to talk about his journey to creating highly celebrated art pieces and how growing up in Chicago informs his work. Plus, Jalen considers taking up an old hobby. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

DaLeyna & Deandra chat with Michell C. Clark, social influencer, author of "Keep it 100" and Co-Founder/ Chief Digital Strategist for The Creative Summer Company, an agency that he co-founded with his wife. The Creative Summer Company leverages strategy, content, design, and research to empower mission consistent, Black-owned brands and businesses. Michell also creates affirmation-based content, merchandise, and apparel that inspires creatives and entrepreneurs to love themselves while consistently striving to be their best selves. He is the author of "Keep It 100: daily affirmations for millennials who are tired of being called millennials." Michell has interviewed a number of noteworthy entrepreneurs and creatives for MTV News including Common, Hebru Brantley, and WNBA Player Imani McGee-Stafford. Keep up with Michell and his goings: on Twitter @MichellCClark on Instagram @MichellCClark Visit MichellCClark.com to purchase his book, "Keep it 100" and merch from his online shop "Love Yo Self" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/and-another-thing/message

DAD Work with Coltrane Curtis. A glimpse into the new quarantined life of an agency owner, a husband and dad.Guest:Hebru Brantley // @hebrubrantleyFollow:@coltranecurtis@teamepiphany

Jacob Polhill is the latest guest on “Meet the Artist,” the podcast from the Register Star newsroom where we meet the artist who makes our community a more beautiful place. Polhill, 23, is a Rockford native and Harlem High School graduate. He is currently living on the West side of Chicago while studying industrial design at University Illinois-Chicago. Polhill opened his most recent solo exhibit on Friday, Oct. 4, called “Out of the Box” at J. R. Kortman Center for Design & Kortman Gallery located on North Main Street in Rockford. The show runs through November 16th.  Polhill’s work puts on public display the dysfunction and grace that inhabits the human mind. Polhill’s work commonly features a bubbly, humanoid figure in twisted postures that he calls “Lil Doody” who is painted onto clean, bold backgrounds. The figure is often meant to mirror Polhill’s own mental state.  Another motif of his work creates a dialogue about bucking expectations. These designs are luxurious, psychedelic memes of repeating lines of text that form a color-shifting snake squirming in mid-air. A recent illustration says, "Sometimes the things that make us feel full and comfortable in the moment are the things that hold us back." His artistic voice draws from rock concert advertisements from the 70s and 80s, Cubism, and an animated style made famous by Disney and Nickelodeon. Listen to the podcast online at rrstar.com, and subscribe to "From the Newsroom: Rockford Register Star" wherever you find your podcasts. More information Rockford Register Star: www.rrstar.com Host: Scott P. Yates; 815-987-1348; syates@rrstar.com; @scottpyates Jacob Polhill: IG @jacob_polhill https://www.jacobpolhill.com “Out of the Box” exhibit: Call 815-968-0123 or visit www.jrkortman.com. Rockford Area Arts Council: www.artsforeveryone.com  2019 Fall ArtScene: www.fallartscene.com Shout Outs: Nate Barksdale: https://www.instagram.com/natebarksdale_/ Kaws: https://www.instagram.com/kaws/ Hebru Brantley: https://www.hebrubrantley.com/ Chris Crack: https://chriscrack.bandcamp.com/ Javier Jimenez: https://bit.ly/2VbYmO7  Balta Ramirez: https://bit.ly/30Hqw4A Vic Rivera: https://bit.ly/35akxbN Music: From https://filmmusic.io "Too Cool" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Two-time WNBA Champion Cappie Pondexter, streetwear designer Don C, and artist Hebru Brantley meet to discuss their Chicago roots. The three Windy City natives chop it up about the glory days of the Chicago Bulls (4:02), the perception surrounding violence in their city (14:33), and the affect that seeing people from the area succeed has on Chicagoans (22:17).

From the confines of Dallas' Top Sneaker shop: Nollege, comes the new series "KICKIN' NOLLEGE" where the Nollege team along with James and Lao will be discussing all things street culture, all things sneakers, all things fashion, all things vintage, the latest drops and the current state of the sneaker game every week. On this Episode of Kickin' Nollege we talk about this week at the shop, our predictions of Travis Scott's Jordan 1, Supreme Sekintani drop, Star Wars day May 4th in the art scene & Hebru Brantley.

Hebru Brantley - Contemporary Artist from Chicago. This week's guest is Hebru Brantley. We talk about the pros and cons of working with a gallery vs doing it yourself, running a successful pop up shop, and how to choose the right collaborations as an artist. We also celebrate our 50th episode.  IG: Personal - @hebrubrantley Hebru Brand Studios - @hebrubrandstudios

Hebru Brantley - Contemporary Artist from Chicago. This week’s guest is Hebru Brantley. We talk about the pros and cons of working with a gallery vs doing it yourself, running a successful pop up shop, and how to choose the right collaborations as an artist. We also celebrate our 50th episode.  IG: Personal - @hebrubrantley Hebru Brand Studios - @hebrubrandstudios

          7 Steps To 7           Cam Be is a film director, photographer, musician and music producer. His central passion for filmmaking emerged during his studies at New York Film Academy (2006) and Columbia College in Chicago (2008-2010). Cam has interviewed and documented iconic artists such as Maya Angelou, Lauryn Hill, Common, Theaster Gates, Questlove, Hebru Brantley, amongst others.     In his first solo release, Cam Be, fuses a blend of funk, soul, hip-hop & jazz. Collaborating with some of the best musicians in Chicago, 7 Steps to 7 brings us through a journey of self discovery in complex range of sounds. Whether is the smooth layered funk of ‘Miracles,’ the irresistible groove of ‘4Days’ or the pounding beat of ‘iDust.’ 7 Steps is an all encompassing vibe, breaking new ground by merging many elements of the past. credits released May 18, 2018 Cam Be - Producer, Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards Natalie Oliveri - Vocals Yaw - Vocals Sam Trump - Trumpet, Vocals J. Ivy - Poetry Add-2 - Rap Slot-A - Producer Khrysis - Producer Harold Green - Poetry Amanda Bailey - Violin Jon Content - Keyboards, Vocals David Ben-Porat - Trombone Kiara Shackleford - Vocals Eric Reyes - Conga, Percussion Angele Anise - Vocals Benny Ramos - Drums David 'Step' Givens - Drums Sheba Kapambwe - Vocals   7 Steps to 7 on Apple Music https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/7-steps-to-7/1383793255   Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/1krTMpv76Cz4h312fZXU2g   Tidaln https://tidal.com/album/88807628   Bandcamp https://camovement.bandcamp.com/   This project is in conjunction with a photo exhibition Cam Be created which opened at Good Details Gallery in Chicago, May, 11th titled 'So I Wrote Love in the Sky" and runs to June 28th   http://www.camovement.com http://www.itsezbreezy.com/cambe-7stepsto7/ITSEZBREEZY …

The views expressed on air during Call Me When It’s Over do not represent the views of the RAGE Works staff, partners or affiliates. Listener discretion is advised.Show Notes“Try Not To Use That Word…”A new week means new heat. So let’s get down to business. Here it is, episode 105 of Call Me When It’s Over. On this week’s episode, “Try Not To Use That Word....”, Josiesboy brings back the infamous Tykomoon X (@Tykomoonx) to talk about the dangerous C word.....culture.Highlights•Will the MET gala ever include visual artists?•Virgil Abloh: Still underrated?•Hebru Brantley and the importance of the popular black artist.Follow Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram.•@CallMeWhenItsOver_Follow the host of Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram.•@Josiesboy•@callmewhenitsover_Follow Josies Boy on Snapchat•Josies_BoyBuy Josies Boy art •Josiesboy.bigcartel.com•Josiesboyart.comCheck out Call Me When It’s Over’s Sponsor Plastic Hxllywxxd•http://www.Plastichxllywxxd.comListener InfoPlease take a moment and rate the RAGE Works Network and/or app on iTunes.Become a fan of RAGE Works on Facebook-Facebook.com/officialrageworks

The views expressed on air during Call Me When It’s Over do not represent the views of the RAGE Works staff, partners or affiliates. Listener discretion is advised.Show Notes“Try Not To Use That Word…”A new week means new heat. So let’s get down to business. Here it is, episode 105 of Call Me When It’s Over. On this week’s episode, “Try Not To Use That Word....”, Josiesboy brings back the infamous Tykomoon X (@Tykomoonx) to talk about the dangerous C word.....culture.Highlights•Will the MET gala ever include visual artists?•Virgil Abloh: Still underrated?•Hebru Brantley and the importance of the popular black artist.Follow Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram.•@CallMeWhenItsOver_Follow the host of Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram.•@Josiesboy•@callmewhenitsover_Follow Josies Boy on Snapchat•Josies_BoyBuy Josies Boy art •Josiesboy.bigcartel.com•Josiesboyart.comCheck out Call Me When It’s Over’s Sponsor Plastic Hxllywxxd•http://www.Plastichxllywxxd.comListener InfoPlease take a moment and rate the RAGE Works Network and/or app on iTunes.Become a fan of RAGE Works on Facebook-Facebook.com/officialrageworks

The views expressed on air during Call Me When It’s Over do not represent the views of the RAGE Works staff, partners or affiliates. Listener discretion is advised.Show Notes“Try Not To Use That Word…”A new week means new heat. So let’s get down to business. Here it is, episode 105 of Call Me When It’s Over. On this week’s episode, “Try Not To Use That Word....”, Josiesboy brings back the infamous Tykomoon X (@Tykomoonx) to talk about the dangerous C word.....culture.Highlights•Will the MET gala ever include visual artists?•Virgil Abloh: Still underrated?•Hebru Brantley and the importance of the popular black artist.Follow Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram.•@CallMeWhenItsOver_Follow the host of Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram.•@Josiesboy•@callmewhenitsover_Follow Josies Boy on Snapchat•Josies_BoyBuy Josies Boy art •Josiesboy.bigcartel.com•Josiesboyart.comCheck out Call Me When It’s Over’s Sponsor Plastic Hxllywxxd•http://www.Plastichxllywxxd.comListener InfoPlease take a moment and rate the RAGE Works Network and/or app on iTunes.Become a fan of RAGE Works on Facebook-Facebook.com/officialrageworks

The views expressed on air during Call Me When It’s Over do not represent the views of the RAGE Works staff, partners or affiliates. Listener discretion is advised.Show Notes“Try Not To Use That Word…”A new week means new heat. So let’s get down to business. Here it is, episode 105 of Call Me When It’s Over. On this week’s episode, “Try Not To Use That Word....”, Josiesboy brings back the infamous Tykomoon X (@Tykomoonx) to talk about the dangerous C word.....culture.Highlights•Will the MET gala ever include visual artists?•Virgil Abloh: Still underrated?•Hebru Brantley and the importance of the popular black artist.Follow Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram.•@CallMeWhenItsOver_Follow the host of Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram.•@Josiesboy•@callmewhenitsover_Follow Josies Boy on Snapchat•Josies_BoyBuy Josies Boy art •Josiesboy.bigcartel.com•Josiesboyart.comCheck out Call Me When It’s Over’s Sponsor Plastic Hxllywxxd•http://www.Plastichxllywxxd.comListener InfoPlease take a moment and rate the RAGE Works Network and/or app on iTunes.Become a fan of RAGE Works on Facebook-Facebook.com/officialrageworks

Chicago is global & apparently sometimes we take it to space....The #FieldLevel gang gives insight on Towkio dropping his new album WWW. (World Wide Wave)from 90,000 ft up....Valee is comin! We breakdown his new "Miami" video a film by Hebru Brantley, signing w/ GOOD music & his new EP "GOOD Thing You Found Me" (11:33).... Did Chance the Rapper contradict himself?? (26:30).....We close it with the Yeezy season 6 marketing campaign....(37:45)...No Ketchup Chicago #FieldLevel is back at it!! LISTEN UP!! Sean Little - @ChicagoFlow Juice - @juiceinthefridge Moose - @jasonmoose Go give us a 5 start review if you enjoyed the show! Subscribe to the @NoKetchupChicago YouTube page - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIaj61sjHNK2cKCpk0Vqx8w/videos?disable_polymer=1 Follow @NoKetchupChicago on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/noketchupchicago/ Follow @NoKetchupChi on Twitter - https://twitter.com/NoKetchupCHI

Dynasty Podcasts Dynasty Panelcasts 010 - How To Make It In Chicago's Creative Industries http://dynastypodcasts.com https://soundcloud.com/dynastypodcasts In a live panel recorded at Chicago Athletic Association Hotel, three of Chicago's premier creative industry professionals speak on How To Make It In Chicago's Creative Industries. Featuring Andrew Barber of Fake Shore Drive, Hebru Brantley, and Austin Vesely. The panelists speak on their own journeys to achieve results in their chosen fields of media, art, and film, respectively. The speakers also delve into Chicago as a professional community for the creative industries, and offer advice to aspiring creatives looking to activate their own artistic goals and objectives. Recorded December 7th, 2016. Hosted by Jaime Black Produced by Dynasty Podcasts Logo Design by Danyelle Sage | http://danyellesage.com Web Design by Marcus Carter Voice Imaging by Alice Hayes

December 2017, Show #10: The Road of Reflection with Cam Be Hosted by Chelsey Sinceŕray & Timiro Elizabeth Recorded November 18, 2017 at The Remix Project (Chicago) Recording Studio Featured Artist Bio Cam Be is a film director working at the intersection of independent film, documentary and progressive hip-hop culture. An interdisciplinary artist, his central passion for filmmaking emerged during his studies at New York Film Academy (2006) and Columbia College in Chicago (2008-2010). Cam has interviewed and documented iconic artists such as Maya Angelou, Lauryn Hill, Common, Theaster Gates, Questlove, Hebru Brantley, amongst others. Cam’s work has appeared on every major TV station including CBS, NBC, ABC, BET and MTV. In 2012 he received an Emmy award for “Outstanding Achievement in News Speciality Reporting” for his role as producer with NBC Chicago on the arts and entertainment series “About Last Night.” His most recent documentary project and first feature-length film, “The Exchange,” continues to screen across the States and internationally. Currently, Cam Be is based out of Chicago and is the Owner and Creative Director of Camovement as well as the Resident Film Director for Jamla Records. Serving as a film fellow at Arts + Public Life. Follow Cam Be on social media: @cammovement [IG & Twitter] Website: http://camovement.com Featured Music Artists: Show #10 Tracklist Sounds by @djcymbaofhuey (https://soundcloud.com/djcymbaofhuey) Fanetic (https://soundcloud.com/fanetic) - “Printers Row” Mos Hiii (https://soundcloud.com/mos-hiii) - “Born a Hussla” Jushay (https://soundcloud.com/jushay) - “Diamonds” Fanetic (https://soundcloud.com/fanetic) - “Gimme A Job” Mani Jurdan (https://soundcloud.com/manijurdan) - “Venus, Mars” Mos Hii & RJ (https://soundcloud.com/mos-hiii) - “Long Time” Mani Jurdan (https://soundcloud.com/manijurdan) - “Som'n” Marko Stat$ (https://soundcloud.com/markostats) - “Quest” Human Bloom feat. Brian Danzy (https://soundcloud.com/humanbloommusic/sets/nightshade-1) - “Sleepwalker” Cook Fee (https://soundcloud.com/cookfee) - “Truth” Jovan (https://soundcloud.com/jlesliemonique) - “Progression of our People” Marko Stat$ (https://soundcloud.com/markostats) - “Nobody” Jushay (https://soundcloud.com/jushay) - “Oh Lawd” Jovan (https://soundcloud.com/jlesliemonique) - “Remedy [Remix]” Human Bloom feat. Brian Danzy (https://soundcloud.com/humanbloommusic/sets/nightshade-1) - “Fujita” Futura Bloom (https://soundcloud.com/futurabloom) - “Rare Candy [OG mix]” Taylor Gray (https://soundcloud.com/officialtaylorgray) - “Disposable” Mother Nature (https://soundcloud.com/mothernaturebarz) - “Afro” Anthony Paul (https://soundcloud.com/anthonycpaul) - “Drawn to You” Futura Bloom (https://soundcloud.com/futurabloom) - “Kream” Trell Love (https://soundcloud.com/trelllove) - “We Aint Wit It” Nique (https://soundcloud.com/iamniquemusic) - “Swish” Brittany Carter (https://soundcloud.com/brittneycartermusic) - “Grown Ass Kidz” Gym Shoe (https://soundcloud.com/gymshoe23) - “Preach”

This week Kevin and Keith have a discussion on specificity and why it is important to comedy and life, Hugh Hefner, Blade Runner, fundamentalism, Chicago suburbs, Hebru Brantley, the future, and comics!

Artist Hebru Brantly on being good in bed on The Dinner Party with host Elysabeth Alfano.

Kickstarter's Charles Adler, Artist Hebru Brantley and Photographer Carinthia West on The Dinner Party with host Elysabeth Alfano.

Pop artist Hebru Brantley talks about diong what you love and being good in bed on The Dinner Party To Go podcast on WGN Radio Plus with host Elysabeth Alano.

Kickstarter Co-Founder Charles Adler, Pop Artist, Hebru Brantley and Rolling Stones Photographer Carinthia West and Chef Michael Taus join host Elysabeth Alfano on The Dinner Party.