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On this edition of Parallax Views, in his new Sandfuture artist Justin Beal looks at the relationship between architecture, its history (and who it is written for), illness (both as actual malady and as metaphor), and inequity through an exploration of the life and times of World Trade Center designer Minoru Yamasaki. Yamasaki made many important contributions to architecture in the 20th century, and yet, according to Beal, remains somewhat obscure in architectural history. Finding this curious, Beal began delving more into the life and work of Yamasaki while also exploring his own relationship to art and architecture in the aftermath of Hurrican Sandy (an event which found Beal saving sculptures from ruin). In exploring the story of Minoru Yamasaki we also delve into issues such as how architecture contributes to the ways we think about matters like inequity and illness socially. Additionally, Beal and I discuss Yamasaki's humanist inclinations and how those inclinations played a role in his art work. Although popular with the public, many of Yamasaki's works were not necessarily in line with academic thinking on architecture. Particularly, Yamasaki's focus on the decorative, or what he called "visual delight", went against modernist dogmas within architecture. This opens us up for a discussion of Yamasaki, who considered himself modernist, and his relationship to the modernist movement. We also discuss the ways in which Yamasaki, like other artists, was interested in communicating something with all his work and the ways in which communicating through architecture is a particular challenge. Moreover, this allows us to discuss the issues of elitism in art and architecture. Among the other topics we discuss are sick building syndrome, formalism and its discontents, Yamasaki and the idea of architecture for the occupant, the role of migraines and stomach ulcers in Sandfuture, the book's ambiguous title of Sandfuture, thinking of the phenomena of the migraine as a spatial condition, Yamasaki's fear of heights and how it informs his relationship to the buildings he designed, architectural designs that create a sense of comfort, metaphors in architecture, the strangeness of architecture as a medium, architecture as a symbol (specifically in the case of the World Trade Center), Yamasaki's struggles against racism and xenophobia, changing one's perception of what the World Trade Center symbolizes when viewed through the lens of its designer, public health and architecture in light of COVID, permanence vs. the shifting sands of time, and much, much more!

Doing Hood rat shit on Halloween, what happened during Hurrican Sandy, Near death experience & some word of advice for my people. Short episode to stay posted. 225 was the best middle school no cap.

Build Your Brand With Today's Brand Doctor and Million Dollar Designer, Your Co-Host Henry Kaminski Jr:Mr. Kaminski is the founder of Unique Designz by the HMK Group, a full-service graphic design, branding, and marketing company. He is also the author of the bestseller "Refuse To Give Up." As a self-taught graphic designer and brand consultant, he's overcome all the odds to build a wildly successful multi-million-dollar business over the past decade. He has worked with a diverse range of business owners and professionals, including Jon Bon Jovi and Internet marketing expert Russell Brunson who has named Henry the "Million Dollar Designer." Ultimately, Henry is dedicated to helping small businesses grow and reach their goals through creative design and brand-building, which will allow entrepreneurs to design the life of their dreams! A personal look at how Henry Kaminski Jr. got started:[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI3y1NX57Ek] The quality of your brand will determine the quality of your clients. ~ Henry Kaminski Jr. On This Episode You Will Hear:[spp-timestamp time="00:30"] Introduction [spp-timestamp time="02:30"] The success of LinkedIn. [spp-timestamp time="07:50"] The entrepreneurial struggle is real. [spp-timestamp time="10:25"] The realities of the cost of Henry's NYC dreams. [spp-timestamp time="12:50"] Henry falls in love with Graphic Design and gets enamored. [spp-timestamp time="16:20"] End of 2006, the hospital he's working for eliminates his position. [spp-timestamp time="19:05"] Henry generates over a quarter of a million dollars in revenue and doesn't even know it. [spp-timestamp time="23:00"] The nightclub business and liquor company marketing business fall into a Hurrican Sandy shift. [spp-timestamp time="27:50"] He realizes he's doing a lot of things for the wrong reasons. Scott and Henry talk about his family and how everyone works for his uncle. [spp-timestamp time="31:15"] Henry gets his mindset right first. [spp-timestamp time="34:50"] Russell Brunson hires Henry to do all of his design work for his first book. [spp-timestamp time="37:35"] Henry realizes to build a million plus dollar business, he needs to build a team and a true agency. [spp-timestamp time="39:40"] Geeking out about the power of Gallup testing and Strengthsfinder 2.0. [spp-timestamp time="44:00"] Henry's got the boutique agency. They are really helping their clients take their brand identity and brand positioning towards making a name for themselves. [spp-timestamp time="48:50"] You have to stand for something, people buy confidence. Securely place your two feet in the grand and stand for something. [spp-timestamp time="51:20"] Some of Henry's Hacks, starting with getting self-aware. [spp-timestamp time="54:54"] Sharing THRIVE Make Money Matter with Henry. [spp-timestamp time="56:05"] Henry also believes in a For Purpose business model, they support the United Dog Rescue in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. [spp-timestamp time="57:40"] Final Words   [spp-tweet tweet="Connect Your Brand To The People Who Need It Most! @UniqueDesignz "] [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqBOMKpbINc] Links and Resources: Unique Designz (http://www.uniquedesignz.net/) Unique Designz on Twitter (https://twitter.com/uniquedesignz) The Brand Doctor on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/thebranddr/) The Brand Doctor on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brand-doctor-podcast/id1263945262?mt=2) Henry on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1322815855) Henry on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/henry-kaminski-jr/) People Mentioned: Russell Brunson (http://www.russellbrunson.com) Nathan Walker (https://livethefuel.com/132-levelup-business-life-nathan-walker/) Simon Sinek (https://startwithwhy.com/) Evan Carmichael (http://www.evancarmichael.com/) Support...

Houston is reeling in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. In Congress, there is debate over the Harvey Relief Bill since Texas senators voted against the Hurrican Sandy bill. Should people be opposed to the bill if it spends money in a place besides Texas and Louisiana? Is this just Congress being incompetent?

More than two years after Super Storm Sandy pounded the east coast of the U.S., recovery efforts are still on-going. Including efforts to bring the rural and urban forests back from incredible storm damage. Join David Johnson of Asplund Tree Expert Company as he looks at the damage done, and recovery attempts made in the hardest hit areas. (A,U,M,T,L,Bs)

Happy holidays! Whether you're a Christmas-er, an Hanuakkat, or a Kwanza-hut, Succotash is damned glad to have you. "It's the time of miracles," said Alan Rickman's Hans Gruber in Die Hard and it's true. First of all, we're back in Studio P for the first time in many episodes. So good to have engineer/producer Joe Paulino back behind the controls. Not to mention Bill Haywatt, who has a fresh installment of Boozin' With Bill on tap this time around. Even Kenny Durgess, our booth assistant, is on the job and it's a great way to ring in the holiday season. I wanted to do something special for the holidays, so Epi44 is our Succotash Christmas Card to the illustrious members of the Pod Mafia. Who ARE the Pod Mafia? A loose collective of podcasters who have struck up a virtual (and sometimes actual) friendship via the web, and have actively worked to cross-promote each others' podcasts. I am pleased and honored to have been dubbed the Podfather by this crew, although I'm aware it's a precarious perch at best and someone else could shake me loose at any time. Nonetheless, for the meantime, as Podfather, it's my pleasure to offer up clips from the assembled members of the Pod Mafia this episode. One of the best things about getting to do an epi of Succotash in Studio P is that it puts us in proximity to Bill Haywatt's wet bar and give us a chance to present Boozin' With Bill. This time about, that workhorse of radio drops a great post New Year's hangover drink on us which he calls Harry Of The Dog That Bit You. It's named for Harry Morgan, with whom Bill worked on an old radio show called Mystery In The Air, and it's a real doozy. Burst O' Durst Our resident raging moderate, Will Durst, sounds off about gun control in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School nightmare. Holiday Reminder Show some love to your favorite podcasts by hopping up to iTunes and both rating and reviewing those same podcasts with lots of stars and glowing praise. Then do the same on Stitcher Smart Radio - go up to their website, search for your faves and give them a big ol "thumbs up!" Every little bit helps, and the more often you do it, the better their visibility gets on the charts. Sing A Song Of Yuletide I'm happy to be able to feature Is A Chupacabra Kosher?, a new song off the Season's Geekings EP by friend-of-Succotash John Anealio. Jump over to his website to give yourself a stocking stuffer: A free download of his holiday album! Happy Holidays From Henderson's Pants! We have a commercial this episode from our friends at Henderson's. More than a commercial, it's a tale done in the style of the popular Christmas poem, 'Twas The Night Before Christmas. Enjoy!  A Good Run Our friend Caleb Bacon, host of The Gentlemen's Club podcast, has run down the curtain on that show after 154 episodes. I give him a final salute in the form of a review in This Week In Comedy Podcasts on Splitsider.com but don't despair— Caleb is already prepping to return in February 2013 with his new podcast, Man School! In his farewell episode, Caleb is interviewed as much as he interviews by his guest, That Chris Gore of PodCRASH podcast fame. The Clips As I mentioned above, all the clips this week save one are from members of the Pod Mafia. Dylan Brody's Neighbor's CouchAlthough Darren Staley is not a member of the Pod Mafia, I think he would be if he trafficked with out kind more. Last epi I though I was going to get to his clip but it didn't happen. So I promised him we'd give him pole position this time around.In addition to being a supporter Succotash his show's audio audio quality has gotten steadily better since I first started listening. And his guests are often, amazing, quite celebrity-statured. This clip features part of his chat with Rosanne Barr. Royal & DoodallTommy Royal of the Royal & Doodall show is – I'm pretty sure – the bloke responsible for coining not just the Pod Mafia name, but also for dubbing yours truly the Podfather. Unfortunately, Tommy is not in the show I'm clipping this episode. It seems he's been replace by Lady Isabel P., who co-hosts this installment with Angus Doodall. Don't miss their Christmas Panto show which should I have role in. See if you can pick out my voice — I’m an audio chameleon. Don't Quit Your DaycastEd Wallick from Don’t Quit Your Daycast is not just a member of the Pod Mafia but was inspired, in part, do put his own podcast together after hearing Succotash. He just had his one-year-a-versary show, where he ranted – Ed loves to rant – ranted about Thanksgiving with guests Taylor Ripley (aka @TurkReno) and Tom Bevis of the Destination Asphyxiation podcast. (We also have a Christmas Greeting called into the Succotash Hotline by Ed!) Destination AsphyxiationSince we have Ed Wallick and Tom Bevis in the same room – Tom was up from Southern California visiting Ed in Northern California, who turns out to be his uncle – let’s listen for the first time to a clip from Tom’s Destination Asphyxiation show. Oh, look – it’s Ed Wallick, ranting some more! The DHead FactorThough Jabs at The DHead Factor has other fellows who occasionally do the show with him in Canberra, Australia – like #FUJosh – he’s definitely the body and soul of the show and a stalwart member of the Pod Mafia. As the guy who kicked of International Succotash Show Day on December 4th – I hope you all celebrated it – he’s always saluted here at Studio P. Tiny Little Odd ConversationsMerry Christmas to Travis and Brandi Clark, the hosts of Tiny Odd Conversations. They were almost out of the Pod Mafia before it began toward the end last year because Travis was feeling like there was nowhere else to go with the show. I helped talk him off the ledge, and glad to have done so because we may never have gotten that great cookie recipe from Chef Eddie Vetter otherwise. Here’s part of a conversation that Travis and Brandi had on their Not The Holiday Special episode, about a homeless Santa they came across. Pissed Off ManI THINK Gavin from The Pissed Off Man Show is in the Pod Mafia. But I didn’t want to take a chance that he isn’t because he IS the Pissed Off Man. So Merry Christmas, Gee, and for a guy who says he doesn’t have much to be pissed off about on the last day of existence, according to the Mayan calendar, he still gets a few shots in… From Out Of NowhereThe From Out of Nowhere podcast – or FOONcast – with Eric Furniss and Rob Kern is really a music podcast but they’ve got a sense of humor and Eric is very active on Twitter as a member of the Pod Mafia. They’ve been doing their show from a local bar because their studio got damaged by Hurrican Sandy. The show I grabbed to clip from, however, actually features Rob in a bar interview he did awhile back with Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister and Matt Sorum. Sorry, Eric – I was in a hurry! We’ll get your voice in there next time. So that's who's in our Christmas card to the members of the Pod Mafia. I hope I remembered everybody. And I know there are some folks in the Pod Mafia Irregulars that I wanted to clip this episode but there just wasn’t time. I WILL clip you guys next epi, but in the meantime, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to the folks behind Bonnandobo, The Brit And The American, Clutch & Wiggle, The Random Variety Show and Toggle The Switch! Happy holidays to everybody (especially those of you who have discovered, listened to, and enjoy our show!), and may you all have a great new year, in which you should remember, for the sake of all that's holy, to pass the Succotash!  Marc Hershon

Bobby talks with Adam Rutkowski, a shit-talking Polish Long Islander who lost his house to Hurrican Sandy, and Tony (no last name provided), a homeless man who lives at One Penn Plaza (Penn Station), NYC. Why is Tony homeless? Why is Adam Polish? Find out!     Related Websites https://www.facebook.com/adam.rutkowski.965 https://www.facebook.com/tone.loki

The Worst Word In The World Edition. More hot election talk. Who said standing in line for 7 hours to vote was too long. Still trying to recover from Hurrican Sandy. Movie theater concessions are a bit ridiculous. To smart for Shark Tank. Worst name to call a woman. Terry Bradshaw may be a racist. Joe Simpsons thinks he's not gay. Don't use paper airplanes to send messages to kids. Khloe Kardashians new movie. Plus, Phillip Phillips, Ocotomom, Kirstie's Hollywood Smash, Black People Newz, Funny Failure Facts, and much more! www.beyondserious.com