Podcasts about nyc nightlife

Executive Editor Bianca Bahamondes shares her early days navigating the city's challenges to shaping a hyper-local guide followed by millions, Bianca reveals the best-kept secrets of the city that never sleeps.  Show Notes: https://www.newyorksaid.com/bianca-bahamondes-the-hidden-gem-hunter-behind-secret-nyc  

Hey Guys ! Welcome Back to another episode of the X podcast! We have Farouk in the house. Farouk is a promoter in NYC and we get into so much this episode the usualllll. Obviously being a promoter comes with seeing soooo much in the nightlife so we talk all about that. What are the hot spots if you are going to New York for a hot minute and want to be at the best places GIRLIES I GOTCHUUU. There's obviously so many challenges when dating in the nightlife pros/cons. We also get into why New York isn't as showy but don't worry money transactions are still happening loll. Nightlife has changed a lot from when I was 18 but if ever you guys are going out and want to be in good company and taken care of with a credible promoter reach out to Farouk here: https://www.instagram.com/xfaroukx?igsh=MXhnZWRrYmpxY2RreA== Joymode: Sponsor Use Discount code: Xthepodcast for 20% off https://www.tryjoymode.com/en-ca Where to find me

Send us a Text Message.Reading the room is a crucial skill for DJs of all experience levels.Observing demographics, attire, and nonverbal cues can help DJs understand the crowd.Knowing the venue, time, and expectations is essential for effective reading of the room.Transitioning between genres and testing the audience's response is a key strategy.Creating moments through tactics like echo-outs, silence, and shoutouts can engage the crowd. DJs can play the same music but still find ways to make it interesting and create energy.There are many ways for DJs to differentiate themselves, such as curating unique sets, using acapellas and remixes, and incorporating different techniques.The rise in popularity of kind music and the Tulum vibes trend is driven by people wanting to relive the experience and be part of the cool crowd.Opinions on music genres are subjective, and what one person enjoys, another may not understand or appreciate.00:00: Introduction and Weekend Recap05:21: The Importance of Reading the Room11:43: Strategies for Reading the Room18:04: Reading the Room in Different DJ Set Scenarios23:40: Organizing Music and Creating Moments30:25: Differentiating DJs: Finding Creative Ways to Play the Same Music42:27: The Rise of Kind Music and the Tulum Vibes Trend52:04: Opinions on Music Genres: Subjectivity and Personal PreferencesSupport the Show.

Ep67 (full) Founders of NYC nightlife event company Deja Vu (IG: @ wegiveyoudejavu) Veronica Maeve, Katja and Kiki Kramer talk to WVFP host Kyle Dunn about throwing parties and playing music, meeting at Butterfly Soho, Pugatory, DJs vs LIVE music, forth member Meh's new release Human Cavity, Veronica's band Vampireluvr (TT @ vampire.luvr), being theater kids, church raves, social climbing and moving away from clout, going out in San Fran vs NYC, group chats, blacklisting creepers and spilling the tea on NYC nightlife! all in our 67th episode. All Episodes available on Patreon WVFP

my BFF Zoe Johnston is back on Lit Hein, and guess what? we are back in the same city! after 2 years of living together, and 5 months living apart, Zoe joined me in NYC. on this episode, I talk to Zoe about her moving experience, apartment hunting, cohabitating with her boyfriend and what her thoughts on the city are. we talk about the NYC comedy scene and what Brooklyn open mics are like. we also talk about thrifting in NYC, and Zoe gives thrifting and vintage shopping 101. enjoy!! *note* i have NO idea what this weird, AI thumbs down bubble is at random points in the video.... working with my IT team to figure it out

John Barclay is the founder of NYC's Bossa Nova Civic Club, Paragon, and White Label Yerba Mate Soda. He also makes music under the alias Liquid Soap and was a member of DIY rave supergroup DUST, a since-retired collaboration with audio engineer Michael Sherburn of Earth Boys and visual/noise artist Greem Jellyfish.https://www.instagram.com/johnbarclay3000https://www.paragonbroadway.com/https://www.instagram.com/paragonbroadway/http://bossanovacivicclub.com/https://www.instagram.com/bossanovacivicclub/https://www.instagram.com/whitelabelmate/https://www.whitelabelmate.com/https://liquidsoap.bandcamp.com/musicWe also requested John to share with us some of his favorite things.Catch them all in our newsletter: https://putf.substack.com/The PUTF show is an interview series, dedicated to showcasing inspiring creatives from the PUTF community and beyond. Guests are invited to share their unique career journeys, stories, and visions.The PUTF show is produced by WAVDWGS, a video production company based in NYC.https://wavdwgs.com/Pick Up The Flow, is an online resource based in NYC striving to democratize access to opportunities. Opportunities are shared daily on this page and website, and weekly via our newsletter.More on https://putf.substack.com/Listen to this episode on audio platforms:Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/spotify-putfApple: https://tinyurl.com/putf-applepodcast#johnbarclay #nycnightlife #nyc #bossanovacivicclub #paragon #nightlife #fyp #interview #podcast #inspiration Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Get Down, Cream & Gary talk about:DJs are increasingly taking on the role of entertainment directors or bookers to navigate the crowded DJ market and find the right fit for venues.Collaboration and networking within the DJ community have become more prevalent, leading to more opportunities and growth for DJs.Beginner DJs should be prepared to start with smaller gigs and be open to playing various styles of music to gain experience and build their skills.Establishing realistic expectations, maintaining professionalism, and having written agreements can help protect DJs from potential issues with bookings and finances.It's important for DJs to approach challenges and setbacks with a positive and professional attitude, as this can impact their reputation and future opportunities. Dealing with difficult situations is a common experience for DJs, and it's important to handle them professionally and stay positive.House music is a genre that allows for the blending of different subgenres and the creation of new styles.Music trends are cyclical, and DJs have the freedom to experiment with different styles and incorporate elements from various genres.Kanye West's albums have been influential and diverse, with each album offering a unique sound and style.Beats Bartenders Brushes is a monthly networking event for DJs and industry professionals, providing an opportunity to connect and showcase their skills.Support the show

In this episode of The Get Down, Cream & Gary Duscuss:The importance of DJ skills has decreased in the current DJ landscape, with venue owners and bookers prioritizing factors such as ticket sales and bottle service.The rise of house DJs and the popularity of EDM have shifted the focus away from technical skills and towards other aspects of DJing.While technical skills are still valued in certain markets and DJ cultures, they are less important in mainstream venues and festivals.The financial challenges of booking high-profile DJs and the high artist fees make it difficult for venues to make a profit.The value of different DJs varies depending on the market and the specific needs of the venue or event. The DJ market is highly competitive, and DJs need to navigate pricing and talent selection carefully to succeed.Nightclubs face significant challenges due to high overhead costs and tough economic conditions, especially in major markets.To succeed in the nightclub industry, it is important to focus on local and regional DJs, try new strategies, and stay at the forefront of the market.Country music is becoming more mainstream, and DJs may need to incorporate country remixes into their sets to cater to a wider audience.The sale of music rights, such as Michael Jackson's, highlights the changing landscape of the music industry and the value of catalogs.Taylor Swift is currently one of the biggest pop stars, with widespread popularity and a strong presence in the industry.Support the show

On this episode of The Get Down, Cream & Gary sit down with 4am's (4 Artist Managements) CEO & Managing Partner, Madison Back. We get into several topics concerning the nightlife industry & highlight what Madison & 4am have done to put these initiatives in motion. Some of the topics discussed are: Empowering DJs and Transforming PassionShifting the Narrative in turning DJing into a real professionProfessionalizing the Nightlife IndustryHealthcare and Investment PlansDaily Operations and ProcessesWomen in Nightlife4AM Website4AM InstaMadisons InstaSupport the show

“I'm pretty but not smart.” On this episode, your hosts Martyr (@dragthemartyr) and Cate (@ctepper) sit down with one of NYC Nightlife's Biggest Breakthrough Artists: Athena! We discuss growing up in Queens and their journey of becoming full-time drag performer at a young age. Later, we hear about going by one drag name, being inspired by Drag Race's Aja, and having a supportive family both in drag and real life. Follow our guest:
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 Ike Avelli and Tym Moss welcome Clover Welsh  who has been knocking down doors since she started as a drag queen/comedian! She is the first Drag personality to be seen in a television series as a correspondent covering NYC Nightlife/culture. She has appeared in major feature films and also wrote, directed and stars in the short film, "Drag to Death" a horror and camp cult movie that Ike and Tym also star in, which is being released this month and featured in Get Out Magazine - Media - We also chat with some of the cast members!Cinematography: Dana Brian FIND CLOVER WELSH!Facebook: lady.c.honeyInstagram: clover_welshYouTube: cloverwelsh4324TUNE IN!The DRAG TO DEATH television broadcast and streaming world premier will be on November 27th 2023 at 10pm on Manhattan Neighborhood Network #MNNNYC The Culture Channel MNN 4 RyanReporting show running since 2006 found on Verizon FiOS channel 36 - Astound Broadband Channel 85 - Spectrum TV channels 67 and 1998 in the borough of Manhattan NYC with FREE global streaming for viewers around the world via Vimeo Livestream. MNN TV is cablecast to more than 400,000 households in NYC with an unlimited amount of livestream viewers. Cast:Clover WelshIke AvelliTym MossWendy Stuart,Gladiola GladragsJed RyanRyan WolowskiAnu Singh

On this episode of the Get Down Podcast our guest is Chris Kinsel, managing partner of Downtown Social, New York City. Chris has been a bartender, manager and now owner in nightlife and brings a unique perspective to the show. What really stands out about Chris is the second to none hospitality provided to not only customers, but entertainers, and why that is such an important aspect to their brand and business. We discuss his transition from manger to managing partner, his move to NYC, venue rebrand and how he helped transform Downtown Social to what it is today. Finallu, we dive into what it's like to be a venue owner and understand the many overlooked costs of owning and running a venue and how that effects DJs. We hope you enjoy this behind the scenes look at the nightlife industry from an owners perspective. Let's get into this episode of the get down with Chris Kinsel.Chris Kinsel IGDowntown Social IGSupport the show

MURRAY HILL is a NYC legend, comedian, TV host, MC,  an international entertainer,  a relentless shtick slinger, larger-than-life personality, and freewheeling ad-libber. He plays Fred Rococo in Bridget Everett's Somebody Somewhere (HBO). The show was awarded many “Best of 2022 & 2023” Awards, including “Best New TV Series” from AFI and was just renewed for a third season. He hosts the new competition show Drag Me To Dinner (Hulu). He can be seen on Amy Schumer's Life & Beth and Welcome to Flatch (FOX) and upcoming in Paul Feig's movie Grand Death Lotto (Amazon Studios) starring John Cena and Awkwafina.Murray was just a special guest correspondent for ABC News and Hulu's live historic “Pride Across America” which featured Pride marches in SF, NYC, and Chicago. NBC News selected him as one of the 30 most iconic and influential drag performers in modern history and was selected as one of Logo30 for being a change maker in entertainment.Murray was awarded the New York Voices commission from Joe's Pub at The Public Theater, where he debuted About to Break. His infamous holiday show A Murray Little Christmas has been a perennial sold-out destination for a decade at Joe's Pub in NYC. He performed his solo comedy show at Just for Laughs, New York Comedy Festival, and Edinburgh Fringe Festival.For 10 years, Murray hosted Dita Von Teese's international tour Strip Strip Hooray. He starred for two seasons at the Sydney Opera House in Club Swizzle, which toured major festivals throughout Australia. He's in music videos for Peaches, Countess Luann, TV on the Radio, The Regrettes, LeTigre, Joan as Police Woman, Bridget Everett, and Gossip.The New York Times anointed Murray “Downtown's New ‘It' Boy.” He's been included in “Best of New York” lists in the Village Voice, Time Out, PAPER, and New York Magazine; inducted into PAPER's Nightlife Hall of Fame; selected as OUT's Top 100 influential performers twice; included in New York Magazine's “Fifty Most Iconic Gender Benders of All Time” and PAPER's “Top Ten ‘It' Boys in NYC Nightlife History”; and named one of the Top 12 gender-bending performers in NYC by Time Out. He was recently awarded the Trailblazer Award by Queerty. His campaign for Mayor of New York in 1996 was inducted in the New York Historical Society.Photo: Patrick James MillerSupport the showRecorded at The Newsstand Studio at 1 Rockefeller Plaza in NYC. Special thanks to Joseph Hazan & Karen Song. Produced by Wanda Acosta• Find us: @cafetabacfilm on Instagram & Facebook • Email us: info@cafetabacfilm.com• Website: cafetabacfilm.com/podcast • LEAVE A REVIEW

In this week's episode, cultural journalist Juan Malachi joins me in discussing NYC modern-day party culture.  We journey from the era of flip phones to TikTok parties, iconic venues like Old Tababoo and Lot 45 and much more.Support the showPodcast available on ALL listening platformsMind Over Matter linktr.ee/mindovermatterbabyyyWatch Manhattan Neighborhood Network EVERY Saturday @ 12pmFollow us on Instagram@mindovermatterbabyyyDEJA @deja.waja

In this podcast episode, Sebastian welcomes The Kinn founder, Oliver Evans. He shares his journey in the New York nightlife scene, realizing that it wasn't fulfilling and wanting to find more meaning in life. They talk about Oliver's spiritual journey, the challenges of self-development, and the importance of integration. He also introduces "The Kinn," an environment for conscious entrepreneurs, and they discuss conscious entrepreneurship and the balance between doing good and making profits. They also touch on managing anxiety and finding purpose in life. Don't miss this inspiring episode!   Show Time Stamps: Oliver's realization [00:00:33] Transitioning from nightlife [00:02:48] Spiritual journey [00:05:07] The integration process [00:09:21] Finding purpose and shifting life [00:10:42] The vision for The Kinn [00:11:57] Courage and Imagination [00:28:25] Limiting Beliefs and Untrue Ideas [00:25:27] Staying Grounded in Risk and Uncertainty [00:20:26] Oliver's work as a conscious leader [00:29:42] The importance of conscious entrepreneurship [00:29:58] Expressing gratitude and appreciation [00:30:06]   Connect with Oliver Evans on Instagram Connect with Sebastian on Instagram SebastianNaum.com  

Do you love Doggie Chow as much as you do gluing rhinestones to your nether regions? Have you ever sold a piece of furniture or traded a superfluous toe for a bolt of four way stretch spandex? Can you envision a life--nay, a world--where sex, humour, and banana hammocks reign supreme? If you answered yes to any of these questions or are even still reading, THIS is the podcast for you! Show Boys explores the history, mystery, and multiple facets of the world of Boylesque and male striptease. Hosted by New York City Boylesque performer and nightlife emcee Chris Harder, each episode is a glittery, gritty, full-frontal introduction to a Boylesque performer, adult entertainer, drag queen or figure from queer history that will leave you icing your nipples faster than you can pique turn and scream, IT'S VERSACE!  For advertising and media inquiries, email ShowBoysPod@gmail.com For Chris Harder bookings, email HarderBurlesque@gmail.com More at www.HarderChris.com  

I have a conversation with Terrel Phelps (aka Relly) about photography, growing up in NYC, and capturing the energy/ spirit of a moment in time through film. Sidenote -- has anyone ever heard of a "free" or is it a NYC slang term? "I'm fighting my way through the crowd to get there [and capture the moment]." - Current vibes in NYC - High school influence in NYC - Nightlife scene and its influence in the creative space - Motivation behind artistic pursuits - First time picking up the camera, DSLR, beginning of the photography journey - How to network and find community - How to learn about film - Favorite camera/ typical photos shot in a night - Transformation and growth - What's next for Relly Contact: https://www.disposablerelly.com/about Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/disposable_relly & https://www.instagram.com/bodegaflowers_seltzerwater/ My name is Alexa and I am the host of this podcast and #1 best-selling author of Power to Persevere: Inspiring Stories to Help You Get Through Challenging Moments. My goal is to help improve your life through wellness tips and motivation, and support you on your journey through life. Make sure you subscribe and stay tuned for new episodes weekly. Connect with me on Instagram @alexacuc and alexacuc.com  Read my book: https://www.amazon.com/Power-Persevere-Inspiring-Stories-Challenging/dp/1641373024 Shop my Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/alexacuc Shop my Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/MindsetOrganize

In the 1990's, Manhattan's booming dance club scene was hit by two massive trends: Ecstasy and Techno. With the eye-patch wearing Canadian nightlife impresario Peter Gatien standing watch, massive clubs like limelight and Sound Factory became debaucherous drug dens ruled over by the ever-weirder club kids. Soon enough, though, a techno pioneer who would later go on to be involved with Wu Tang Clan saw the potential for massive profits and brought in roughneck junior mafia farm teams from south Brooklyn and Staten Island and things starting getting dark, quick. An infamous tabloid murder, a massive mafia bust and a lurid drug kingpin trial followed, but not before some of the major players relocated to Miami for a bit and made a name for themselves there. Once some former associates started talking, however, it all came crashing down, not just for Chris Paciello, but for the top level five family bosses he testified against. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Britt Morgan-Saks is the founder of The June and started her career working for Amy Sacco, creator and owner of the legendary Bungalow 8 in New York. In this episode, Britt explains what she learned from Amy and this experience - and how it can guide the way we think about providing hospitality today. Follow Britt on LinkedInWhat did you think about this episode? Join the Hospitality Daily community on LinkedIn and share your thoughts. If you care about hospitality, check out the Masters of Moments podcast where Jake Wurzak interviews top leaders in hospitality. His conversations with Bashar Wali and Matt Marquis are a great place to start, but also check out his solo episodes such as how he underwrites investment deals and a deep dive into GP fees you know about. Music by Clay Bassford of Bespoke Sound: Music Identity Design for Hospitality Brands

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Joe Connolly and Neil A. Carousso talk to Ariel Palitz, the senior executive director of New York City's Office of Nightlife.

Pam's not a regular mom, she's a cool mom-- and this weekend she hit the town in NYC. Carly introduced her to her friends, bars... and boys. Did they get the Mom stamp of approval? Tune in for Pam's take! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carly-weinstein/support

Guarionex Rodriguez, Jr.  was born and raised in Lynn MA. Graduated from MassArt in 2011. Currently based out of Brooklyn creating work about community and personal connections.Links mentioned:https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/guarionex-rodriguez-jr-photography-310321https://www.guarionexjr.comhttps://www.nts.live/shows/bergsonist/episodes/bargsonist-7th-november-2020https://twitter.com/Guari1xhttp://between.global--------------Website:https://www.guarionexjr.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/guarionex_jr/TW:https://twitter.com/Guari1x --------------Access Daily Opportunities via PUTF's IG:Support this podcast by:leaving a nice review on Apple Podcast

These popular party palaces are places where we go to see and be seen, to mingle, to momentarily escape from the mundane. But only if you can get past the burly bouncers guarding the velvet ropes. Calling all club-goers: dress up, the DJ and dance floor await. We are going clubbing in NYC on today's episode of FYI!If you want EXCLUSIVE bonus audio/video content along with, weekly/monthly classes, and tons of advantages; become a Patreon member at http://patreon.com/albertoalonsoSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/albertoalonso)

Diving into multiple things first starting off with talking about the Chris Rock and Will Smith debacle. Was it real or fake? I give a funny story time to present to my short kings. Finishing off with a great breakdown of the places to go out in NYC. I know I missed some spots but I broke it down into 5 different categories. Enjoy your Thursday!

In this episode of TwiggPod, Dij and Mark (or Oshia and Ibea) talk with SPECIAL guests, the spectacular Dragon Sisters!! Issa and Odessa Dragon tell us all about their dynamic duo! We chat about everything from how they started the Dragon Sisters, creating their amazing music, what it's like being NYC Nightlife royalty and whether they prefer cookies or cake! You do not want to miss this episode!!!! The Dragon Sisters are multidisciplinary performance artists, 2 time 2021 Glam Award Winners and just all around beautiful, amazing people! Tune in NOW! Follow and learn more about the Dragon Sisters on all social media platforms @thedragonsisters ... Tip them on all cash transfer platforms @thedragonsisters and check out their FIRE Music streaming on all platforms!! Catch them performing at a venue near you in NYC! TwiggPod Theme Music "Ayy" by Arckatron feat. Parker Lewiz (The Spacebridge Album) TwiggPod Promo Art by Christina Thomas --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, Rob chats with DJ Justine D. Justine is a born and raised New Yorker who's been DJing in the city since the late 90's and became a go-to party promoter at the heart of New York City's famous nightlife and music scene in the 2000s.  She co-hosted weekly parties like Aktion at Lit Lounge, Tiswas at Don Hill's, and the moveable feast known as Motherfucker. If you know the book and documentary Meet Me in the Bathroom, you'll know how much she was a big part of that time and place.Rob and Justine talk about New York's music and club scene of the era, how its inclusivity and grittiness bucked the trends of the 90's, and what nightlife used to be like in the days before social media. They also talk about her knack for combining vintage designer pieces with contemporary labels to make a style all her own, way before that was a thing. But mostly, they talk about how her passion for music and fashion helped create a community of people she considers family to this day.Justine's InstagramJustine's websiteA brief oral history of Lit Lounge**Listen to the entire episode on Blamo! Extra

DJ Tara is a member of the Rare Form DJ collective and one of the originators of Donuts Are Forever, an annual fundraiser and tribute held each year in honor of the legacy of the great J Dilla. The talented selector has also blessed Brooklyn with the Makossa Cookout Party for over 10 years strong in the borough.Shannon and the Brooklyn native talk about her knack for finding rare gems, her epic DJ gig at The Oscars over the summer, and The New York Nightlife report that dropped in June, which proposes ways of keeping dancefloors safe as the city continues to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic.TracklistLove & Happiness - River Ocean Feat. IndiaKiran Kai - FFFollow Dj Tara: @DjTaraNYC(Instagram)Follow + Donate To Club Management - www.clubmanagementpodcast.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/clubmanagement1)

DJ Tara is a member of the Rare Form DJ collective and one of the originators of Donuts Are Forever, an annual fundraiser and tribute held each year in honor of the legacy of the great J Dilla. The talented selector has also blessed Brooklyn with the Makossa Cookout Party for over 10 years strong in the borough. Shannon and the Brooklyn native talk about her knack for finding rare gems, her epic DJ gig at The Oscars over the summer, and The New York Nightlife report that dropped in June, which proposes ways of keeping dancefloors safe as the city continues to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic. Tracklist Love & Happiness - River Ocean Feat. India Kiran Kai - FF Jazzyfatnastees - Unconventional Ways Follow Dj Tara: @DjTaraNYC(Instagram) Follow + Donate To Club Management - www.clubmanagementpodcast.com/

Aaron Rodgers is actually UNVACCINATED, What it means for the Packers and the NFL. Alex Garrett Nightly also examines how a healthy NYC nightlife could bring about a better sports culture in NYC!

Aaron Rodgers is actually UNVACCINATED, What it means for the Packers and the NFL. Alex Garrett Nightly also examines how a healthy NYC nightlife could bring about a better sports culture in NYC!

Aaron Rodgers is actually UNVACCINATED, What it means for the Packers and the NFL. Alex Garrett Nightly also examines how a healthy NYC nightlife could bring about a better sports culture in NYC!

Welcome to Roadcase, a podcast exploring the live music experience!!  Join us for this inspirational and informative interview with Ric Leichtung, owner of concert promoter Ad Hoc Presents, and co-founder of non-profit NYC Nightlife United.  Ric is a tireless promoter of diversity in all that they do, and with NYC Nightlife United, Ric is not only helping those in the live music industry in New York City who were hit particularly hard by Covid, but also promotes diversity by striving to support and create opportunities for those in the BIPOC and LBTBQ communities. Ric's concert promotion company, Ad Hoc Presents, promotes shows and events primarily in unconventional spaces in NYC and also serves to promote diversity as a platform for artists of all backgrounds.  Ric is a stellar human who continues to do what they believe in saying, "keep doing what you think you love and what you want to do, it'll come around."  We love the power of positive thought!  So hop on the Roadcase bus for this fascinating interview Ric Leichtung.  It's a great ride!!For more information: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comTheme music:  "Eugene" (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

Ariel Palitz, senior executive director of New York City's Office of Nightlife at the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment, discusses the report issued last month that looks back on the Office of Nightlife's first three years, the hard-hit sector's recovery status, and offers ideas for where we go from here.

For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://youtu.be/OldF3qcLcdM Peggy Eason, known on the cabaret scene since 2009, has taken her talents from New York to Provincetown to beyond to great audience and critical acclaim. Peggy has had successful runs at venues throughout NYC most notably Don't Tell Mama and The Iridium under the direction of Lennie Watts. She also appeared at Tudor City Greens concerts and the Cabaret Convention. Miss Eason has thrilled audiences throughout New York with her version of “Defying Gravity” (Wicked), among other songs. Miss Eason, blind since birth, has never let that interrupt her work or life. She has had an illustrious and varied career. She grew up in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and Mount Vernon, New York. An accomplished vocalist, Miss Eason is classically trained and began singing professionally from a very young age. She earned her Master's Degree in Voice and Music Education from the Manhattan School of Music, and pursued a career early on as a lyric soprano, singing in churches, at corporate and private events while working for the Division of Parole for the State of New York. In 2009 Miss Eason opted for a full-time career as a cabaret performer and the rest is history!

This is going to be the summer of nostalgia and Jack Mulqueen is here to tell us why. Jack is a NYC born and raised nightlife operator, writer, and lover of all things sushi and matcha. Along with his business partner, Jack runs Make Believe, a rooftop oasis and social-club in NYC, and coming soon, Outer Heaven. He has also recently released ‘Nightlife Noir,' a comic book of six short stories on NYC nightlife.In this episode Jack tells us that people are ready to rediscovery favorite NYC places, support their friends creative endeavors, and seek out new relationships in this post-pandemic era. Jack gives us some tips on finding new relationships when going out, how to maintain relationships when working in nightlife, and stepping outside your comfort zone.Jack Mulqueen can be found on Instagram @incrediblemulq and on Twitter @2PercentMulq. His social-clubs can be found on Instagram @makebelieve.jpg and @outerheaven.nyc and his graphic novel 'Nightlife Noir' can be found in the link below.Nightlife Noir: www.kickstarter.com/projects/jackmulqueen/nightlife-noir-issues-1and2?ref=project_link***Cocktail Hour is a collection of episodes in which I interview seasoned vets of the NYC dating scene for a different perspective.***www.flow.page/drinksfirstIG: @drinksfirst @ariana.nathaniTikTok: @drinksfirst @ariananathaniEmail: drinksfirstpodcast@gmail.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

If These Walls Could Talk with Wendy Stuart & Tym Moss with special guest Frankie SharpFrankie Sharp - Co-Owner and Creative Director of The Q, is a celebrated DJ, Event Producer and Nightlife curator. Hailed by the New York Times as "The Echo of Studio 54" and on the cover of The Village Voice as "The Fixer, how Frankie Sharp conquered clubland". Frankie has been DJing at and producing wildly successful nightclubs in New York City for the last decade working with everyone from Old School New York club legends like Ian Schraeger and Susanne Bartsch, to producing his own brand of nightlife events under his own moniker garnering him international press and accolades. Working with everyone from Patti Smith, Charli XCX, Azealia Banks, Rupaul to The Village People, Frankie has been able to cultivate a cross-demographic and cross-generational crowd that hasn't been seen in New York in decades. Frankie won the coveted Best Event Producer and Best Club Party awards at the New York City Nightlife Glam Awards for the last five years, as well as being the recipient of the Best Cabaret award for his work in directing and performing in the irreverent and bizarrely beautiful cabaret, "MARY" which was recently featured on NBC's "The Voice”.Who else but hosts Wendy Stuart and Tym Moss could “spill the tea” on their weekly show “If These Walls Could Talk” live from Pangea Restaurant on the Lower Eastside of NYC, with their unique style, of honest, and emotional interviews, sharing the fascinating backstories of celebrities, entertainers, recording artists, writers and artists and bringing their audience along for a fantastic ride.

Wendy Stuart & Tym Moss Interview NYC Nightlife Legend Michael MustoWho else but hosts Wendy Stuart and Tym Moss could “spill the tea” on their weekly show “If These Walls Could Talk” live from Pangea Restaurant on the Lower Eastside of NYC, with their unique style, of honest, and emotional interviews, sharing the fascinating backstories of celebrities, entertainers, recording artists, writers and artists and bringing their audience along for a fantastic ride.

These popular party palaces are places where we go to see and be seen, to mingle, to momentarily escape from the mundane. But only if you can get past the burly bouncers guarding the velvet ropes. Calling all club-goers: dress up, the DJ and dance floor await. We are going clubbing in NYC on today’s episode of FYI! If you want EXCLUSIVE bonus audio/video content along with, weekly/monthly classes, and tons of advantages; become a Patreon member at http://patreon.com/albertoalonsoSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/albertoalonso)

Lady Bunny Steps Behind The Rope. Yes, THAT Lady Bunny. Drag Queen Extraordinaire, NYC Nightlife Legend, Friend to RuPaul, Lady Bunny. From her humble beginnings in Chattanooga, Tennessee, to her early days of Drag alongside RuPaul in Atlanta, Georgia, to her arrival on the New York City Club scene in the 1980s, Lady Bunny is here to tell it all. Lady Bunny is an Icon of a Drag Queen, NYC Nightclub DJ, Recording Artist, Actor and so much more. What has Bunny not done? Lady Bunny discusses what the NYC “Club Kid” scene was like back in the day and how that scene was rocked when infamous Club Kid Michael Alig, with the help of his roommate, high on drugs, killed fellow Club Kid “Angel” Melendez and disposed of the body in the east river after bragging about the murder for days to anyone that would listen. Bunny discusses how that scene has changed throughout the years and what NYC nightlife looks like today. Lady Bunny is also happy discuss BFF RuPaul. Bunny discusses the evolution of both her and RuPaul’s career from the early days to present and how both have come, well, very far, to say the least. Bunny describes what RuPaul is like off camera and how the man behind the public persona is a very different being. What? Do tell. Bunny does. Bunny discusses the RuPaul we see on our TV sets on Drag Race every week is not necessarily Bunny's friend RuPaul or the man she knows in real life. Lady Bunny also opens up about how challenging RuPaul’s “job” of mentor to up and coming Baby Drag’s can be. Finally, we discuss how, when, where and why Lady Bunny founded the world renowned Wigstock, the juggernaut that it has become, the several blockbuster films it has spawned, and the involvement of “A” list celebrities such as Neil Patrick Harris. (Club) Kids, we are just getting started. Tune in now to Part I of this very special sit down with Drag Legend :any Bunny.@offiial_lady_bunny@behindvelvetrope@davidyontefBonus Episodes Available at - https://www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetrope This Episode is brought to you by Better HELP https://www.betterhelp.com/velvetropeMerch Available at - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/behind-the-velvet-rope?ref_id=13198 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Iconic house music vocalist Barbara Tucker talks about her life in music and dance, NYC nightlife over the years, the making of "Deep Inside" and what house music really means, plus gives us a taste of those legendary vocals. Hosted by Vivian Host (aka DJ Star Eyes). Visit RavetotheGrave.org or follow us on Instagram at @ravetothe.grave.

Nightlife Curator and Tenth Ave Creative Director Miguel Plaza stopped by to BS with me and let me in on the status of the Uptown New York City Nightlife and the future of it, the celebrity that visited his venue that he was MOST starstruck by, how he began his career in nightlife, conquering his fear of public speaking, what he's been doing since the Pandemic began and SO MUCH MORE!BS'ing with ChrisInstagram: @bswithchrisFacebook: Facebook/BSwithChrisTwitter: @bswithchrisMiguel PlazaInstagram: @MiguelPlaza24Instagram: @TenthAvenueNY

We catch up with some of the guys behind Kinfolk, the recently shuttered club, café, store, and brand once headquartered in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The packed podcast includes former retail director Josh Ilyas, former creative director Jay Perie, former partner Keith Abrams, former communications manager and head of nightlife Felipe Delerme, and former general maanger Sam Sundos. Of course, the full cast of Kinfolk characters who were instrumental in cementing the venue’s legacy is far too vast to be contained in a single podcast, but we try to speak on how the Kinfolk brand surpassed a singular location, but really represented the creative zeitgeist of a decade.

In episode 21, Shannon begins to bring her experiences with the nightlife and music community back home to NYC. With the pandemic causing a major disruption to nightlife venues and cultural spaces, Shannon has a chat with a few members of the community who are looking to keep the city’s music scene alive. For the first half of the show, we hear from Ric Leichtung and Diana Mora who are spearheading NYC Nightlife United, which is an emergency fund aimed at providing financial relief to venues and cultural spaces that have been deeply devastated by the pandemic. The organization is comprised of various nightlife figures and cultural institutions including Ric and Diana who have both spent years cultivating and creating events and community spaces in NYC. Ric Leichtung is the founder of concert promotion and publication AdHoc and Diana Mora owns Friends and Lovers in Brooklyn. While there has been some relief efforts for businesses and workers through The Cares Act which claims to provide fast and direct economic assistance, the process has been rather slow and complicated. Ric and Diana talk about some of the challenges that nightlife venues in NYC currently face with PPP which is the Payroll Protection Program and the difficulty of receiving business loans to cover some of the major losses experienced during this time. For the second half of the show Shannon chats with Bowen Goh, who runs Mood Ring in Bushwick, Brooklyn alongside his partner Vanessa Li. It’s a little gem tucked away on Myrtle Ave, which has become a vital space for Brooklyn's LGBTQ, creative and music scene. Bowen fills us in on the history behind the venue and the struggles that lie ahead for both Mood Ring and his newly formed sister venue Heaven Or Las Vegas which just opened up this past February. Donate To NYC Nightlife United: https://nycnightlifeunited.com Donate To Mood Ring: Cashapp or Venmo- @/$MoodRingNYC. Consider ordering a gift card too which can be used for goodies at the bar for when they do reopen - https://squareup.com/gift/5ZJ22TS16X077/order Follow Club Management - @club_management (Insta) Follow Shannon - @Shannon1dj (Insta & Twitter) BE APART OF THE PATREON COMMUNITY - www.patreon.com/clubmanagement1

Jess welcomes an actor/singer/performer she has admired and loved for nearly twenty years — Jai Rodriguez — well-known as the Culture Guru on the OG Queer Eye on Bravo. Jess fell in love with Jai years prior, when he was starring on Broadway as Angel in RENT and doing cabaret "after shows" singing early JT & Kelly Clarkson. We chat about his experience playing Angel, the HIV+ beloved drag queen before he was even out in his own life, making a name for himself in the NYC nightlife scene to his eventual big break on Queer Eye/Bravo. We also discuss his role in the Gaga/Beyonce video for "Telephone," starring in "Sex Tips" in Vegas and the kooky connection to Scheana Shay & Camille Grammer.    Follow @jairodriguez, @jessxnyc, @hottakesdeepdives

New York city is known for being the city that never sleeps. Its lively nightlife scene is an epicenter for partygoers where you can always find a party. Today we have NYC finest producer and DJ Armani who takes us behind the scenes of this cities madness. Everything you want to know about NYC nightlife, we provide you with the ins and outs of what really is going on behind closed doors. 00:05 - 1:37 How we met. 1:37 - 4:06 Whats in the works and doing live streams. 4:06 - 6:58 The current state of the nightlife industry. 6:58 - 7:58 Alcohol and drug abuse in the industry. 7:58 - 10:23 Favorite music to play and how Armani got introduced to House Music. 10:23 - 11:48 Standing out in a saturated NYC market. 11:48 - 13:43 Day one in NYC nightlife scene. 13:43 - 14:53 How to read a room. 14:53 - 17:31 Favorite nightclubs to perform at. 17:32 - 20:10 Crazy nightlife stories. 20:10 - 22:14 Fighting Conor McGregor. 22:14 - 24:06 Meeting high status people, athletes, and good looking girls. 24:06 - 25:30 Nightlife scams and behind the scenes. 25:30 - 31:15 Business side of the nightlife industry. 31:15 - 36:06 Looking sophisticated and playing the part at corporate clubs. 36:06 - 38:54 Keys to picking up girls in the club. 38:54 - 40:42 Feeling bad for models and hot women. 40:42 - 41:49 Favorite day to perform and party. 41:49 - 45:19 Djing at SLS Miami. 45:19 - 46:25 Wrapping up Armani and finding him on social media. Armani Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamarmanimusic/?igshid=wiar72lajwcd Armani Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/iamarmanimusic Party Global Links: https://linktr.ee/partyglobal

WHAT DID NYC NIGHTLIFE TEACH 6 GO GETTERS ABOUT LIFE AND BUSINESS?   On today's roundtable, we're joined by my 5 business partners turned brothers through years upon years of hosting some of the hottest nightlife events NYC has ever seen.    We're diving into: - the importance of doing what you love (and what that actually feels like) - not giving a damn about what people think about you - the rewards of risk-taking - making mistakes and learning from them - the power of networking (and how to actually do it) - being in business with family and friends + making it work - operating a successful business in a saturated market - and a TON of laughs   To connect with the guys, check them out here: Aj Occhiuto - https://www.instagram.com/ajocchiuto/ Nick Mascia - https://www.instagram.com/nick_mascia/ Phil Mascia - https://www.instagram.com/philipmascia/ Steve Pellegrino - https://www.instagram.com/stevepell626/ Sabino Curcio - https://www.instagram.com/sabinocurcio/   Find Me On Social: Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/matt_lebris/ Twitter -  https://twitter.com/Matt_LeBris LinkedIn -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/mlebrisnyc/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheMattLeBris/ www.mattlebris.com   Rate, Subscribe and Share!

Jess has a glorious kiki with Queer Eye OG Carson Kressley where we go deep on his relationship to the Housewives (including filming WWHL w/ Alex McCord) & his fave franchises.  We chat about his days & nights in NYC in the early 1990s which led to his first career as a fashion show producer & advertiser for Ralph Lauren. Carson reflects on the sparse Bravo landscape back when Queer Eye debuted in 2003, and how the show led the way for Top Chef, Project Runway, Sheer Genius, Work Out etc. We also touch the Wendy Williams and Dolce & Gabbana controversies, judging Drag Race, NY vs. LA fashion, how to elevate your wardrobe & apartment on a budget & much more!  Follow @outinthewildpodcast, @jessxnyc, @carsonkressley

Jess has a glorious kiki with Queer Eye OG Carson Kressley where we go deep on his relationship to the Housewives (including filming WWHL w/ Alex McCord) & his fave franchises.  We chat about his days & nights in NYC in the early 1990s which led to his first career as a fashion show producer & advertiser for Ralph Lauren. Carson reflects on the sparse Bravo landscape back when Queer Eye debuted in 2003, and how the show led the way for Top Chef, Project Runway, Sheer Genius, Work Out etc. We also touch the Wendy Williams and Dolce & Gabbana controversies, judging Drag Race, NY vs. LA fashion, how to elevate your wardrobe & apartment on a budget & much more!  Follow @hottakesdeepdives & @jessxnyc

Ariel Palitz once owned a popular NYC bar. She's now known as NYC's Nightlife Mayor. Her official title is the Senior Executive Director of the NYC Office of Nightlife and she joins host Andrew Rigie to discuss her goals for the office, the importance of nightlife businesses to New York City’s culture and economy, and how her experiences as a lifelong New Yorker prepared her for this role. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fifi is back in her fun house after placing top 5 in the Miss Gay America Pageant and has a full fantasy visit with Morgan Royel. Morgan is a Ballroom Legend, Drag Queen performer and Trans Woman who has been a leader in NYC game for years. The queens discuss Morgan's career from the ballroom to the stage, NYC Nightlife, Pageantry, Pose and working at "Lips." For the first time ever, Fifi's steam room is open and they discuss a hot topic: Todrick Hall! Learn more: www.fifisfunhouse.com Follow: www.instagram.com/fifiduboisdq --- 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/fifis-funhouse/message

Episode 84: ELI ESCOBAR + DJ GOLDFINGER On this weeks episode, the crew are honored to have 2 New York trailblazers, the multi-talented and gifted DJ/Producer @EliEscobarNYC and the legendary @DJGoldFingerNYC (along with ROAD’s favorite @DJMoma from @EverydayPPL assisting as co-host). Eli Escobar reminisces about growing up in the same building as @DJCrooked and @KoolBobLove near the G.O.A.T. Park in Manhattan (01:50), hiring Bobbito to host his college parties, working at Bob’s Record Store (13:25) and later DJ’ing for the @StretchAndBobbito show on @Hot97 (42:20). Goldfinger speaks about working at the iconic Beatstreet Records and growing up in Brooklyn in the same building as @OfficialEcstacy of Whodini (15:20). The fellas talk about NYC Nightlife in the 90’s/2000’s and share how Goldfinger’s club sets and music selection shaped and molded a new generation of DJ’s in New York (50:10). @DJNeva asks Goldfinger about @FunkFlex calling Goldfinger his biggest competition in the clubs (1:14:15). The fellas speak about DJ’ing on the road, Eli preferring to spin longer DJ sets (1:21:05) and the 9/11 tragedy impacting NYC nightlife (1:41:02). Goldfinger addresses Moma’s claims about Biggie having a ghostwriter (1:43:33) and Eli explains the history of his wildly famous @TikiDisco dance party which is celebrating it’s 10 Year Anniversary (1:57:49). The fellas touch on racism and spinning for different races (2:10:01) and banning artist’s music in the clubs (2:33:33). Finally, Eli explains his love for @Madonna and how she attended his and Moma’s amazing Wednesday night party at @LebainNYC called #DanceDanceDance (3:00:09)

The All Stars are challenged to design and host their own VIP club nights. Extra special guest judges: NYC Nightlife legend Susanne Bartsch and Rita Ora.

The All Stars are challenged to design and host their own VIP club nights. Extra special guest judges: NYC Nightlife legend Susanne Bartsch and Rita Ora.

While in NYC for the Goldie Awards 2018, I was able to catch up with DJ Neil Jackson! NYC Bottle Service DJ extraordinaire! Joined by DJ Kerry Glass we discussed music, NYC Nightlife, Goldie Awards, and Neil tries to teach me how to correctly use the term “Dead Ass”.

Circus hurts. In training sessions, you get bruised and burned, you fall down. But the joy that comes from having a platform to express yourself, to become something outside yourself and communicate through art inspires Amy Schulster to pursue a career as a performer. Amy is a freelance aerial dance artist in New York City specializing in dance, aerial and choreography. She has a background in classical ballet and a BFA in Dance and Urban Design from Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. Amy trained with the Professional Training Program at the New England Center for Circus Arts before joining the Company and Teaching Faculty at Frequent Flyers Aerial Dance in Boulder for the 2015-2016 season. Today, she trains clients in acrobatic conditioning, performs with aerial partner Christie Palermo as Femmes de Flight, and does solo appearances at venues like Webster Hall, Dixon Place, and Muse Brooklyn. On this episode of Ali Fitness, Amy explains the lifestyle of a freelance aerial dancer, sharing her training schedule as well as the different types of performance opportunities in New York City. She walks us through her background in dance, her transition to trapeze, and the motivation behind her choice to be a performer. Amy offers insight into the world of classical ballet, discussing the health issues that plague many dancers and her own experience with rejection. Listen in to find out what inspires Amy to take the stage—even when ‘circus hurts’—and hear her advice for beginners interested in aerial dance. Topics Covered [0:45] The lifestyle of a freelance aerial dancer Requires thick skin, intense training Always learning new skills Competitive environment [2:42] Amy’s performances in NYC Nightlife (i.e.: burlesque, music venues) Entertainment for parties Physical/immersive theatre [3:41] A day in the life of an aerial performer Work in training around job as PT No time off, must be performance-ready [5:34] What Amy’s training looks like 3-4 hours/day, 5-6 days/week Warmup core, muscles around joints Develop upper body strength Conditioning days, choreography days [9:54] How Amy recovers from intense training Higher volume, fewer days Eat well, drink water and sleep [10:54] Amy’s background in dance Ballet training from 10-18 (Russian technique) NYU for dance opened eyes to choreography [14:34] Amy’s transition to trapeze Dislocated ankle in gymnastics accident Gym had aerial and trapeze, trained with coach Circus school in Vermont, joined Frequent Flyers [19:20] Amy’s experience with rejection in the ballet world Served as apprentice at ballet company Contract not renewed based on physique [20:29] Health issues among ballet dancers Eating disorders, body dysmorphia [22:19] The health of performers in the trapeze world More accepting, community-oriented Diversity of skill sets [23:50] Amy’s support from family and friends Balancing training with school difficult Parents unusually supportive of performing [26:17] Why Amy chose to be a performer Form of communication, self-expression Joy from music, movement and storytelling [28:50] Amy’s advice for people interested in aerial dance Look for beginner class at circus/dance studio Very physical, but accessible to anybody Learn More About Amy Amy’s Website Amy on Instagram Amy on YouTube Resources Frequent Fliers Aerial Dance

We’ve got some great guests joining us tonight to talk about nightlife and culture here in Bushwick, including Rafael Espinal, NYC Council member for Bushwick; Brandon Hoy, Roberta’s co-founder/owner; Bim Lafontaine of Godspeed Brewery; and Tony Bellis, Pete Lengyel, and Zack Kinney of KCBC Brewing. Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast

Ric Leichtung (@ricleichtung), Events Director at AdHoc, joins us in studio this week. The sort of people who work in the nightlife industry, Building inclusive DIY spaces. Reacting to the changes at Webster Hall. Why there is still a stigma by venues about hip-hop crowds/acts. @ricleichtung @adhocfm

Host Gerry Visco interviews singer, actor, and NYC Nightlife host and promoter Kayvon Zand about his performances, music, weekly parties at The Box on Friday, the Zand Dinner Party at Le Souk on Thursdays, Hitchcock Disco at Rumpus Room on Tuesdays and the many parties and events he has organized and hosted over the years. Kayvon has a new song released called Love Commotion. He is also going to be a father this wall with his gorgeous wife, Anna Zand. Kayvon Zand has a huge collection of followers who have been called The Zand Collective. Gerry Visco has performed at his parties and hosted at them also.

Behind New York City’s bustling nightlife is the hustle of Jake Rosenthal and Rami Haykal. The promoters joined forces when they began PopGun Presents eight years ago, and have been booking big artists like Disclosure, alt-J, and Tame Impala ever since. They also ran Glasslands, a self-described “psychedelic venue partyhaus” in the heart of Brooklyn. So, how have they cemented their place in New York’s ever-evolving nightlife? Find out in the second episode of Popcast. Check out eventbrite.com/blog for more podcasts, videos, and articles on the live music industry.

For Episode 2, Aladdin and Kunta sit down with Simonez Wolf - doorman of Le Bain, former doorman of The Beatrice Inn, co-founder of Madame Wong's and now co-owner of Football Cafe FC. Be sure to check out www.gobunga.com/simonez_wolf.html for more info. Show Notes - Introduction (00:00) - Talks Origins in Paris and His Childhood (02:20) - Talks Moving To London (05:30) - Start As A Stylist and Moving to NYC (09:11) - Introduction to NYC Nightlife Scene (12:55) - First Pop-up Nightclub: Le Baron @ Miami Art Basel in 2004 (13:45) - Opening Of The Beatrice Inn (15:00) - Asked To Be Doorman At Beatrice Inn (15:45) - Describes Concept of Beatrice Inn (17:30) - Organizing Sunday Nights At Beatrice (18:30) - Going Against Trends of The Time in Nightlife (22:50) - Initially Getting Turned Away From Clubs (23:30) - Describes Decor/Vibe Of Beatrice Inn (25:30) - Legacy and Closing of Beatrice Inn (28:30) - Paul Sevigny's vision and what made him so influential (30:10) - Matt Abramcyk Background (33:00) - Andre Saraiva Involvement In Beatrice (33:20) - Lessons Taken From Co-Founders of Beatrice (33:50) - Taking On A Doorman Mystique (35:00) - Current "Staleness" of Manhattan Nightlife (36:00) - The Rise and Influence Of Brooklyn on NYC Nightlife (37:40) - Life After Beatrice And Transitioning To Tuesday Night Party @ Avenue (42:30) - Simonez’s Friend Bottle Service Stunting At Avenue (45:00) - Working at Baddies in West Village (46:20) - Starting Pop-up party on 2nd Floor of Bowery Hotel (47:10) - Meeting Travis Bass And Starting Pop-Ups (51:10) - Birth of Madame Wong’s (54:15) - Surprise of Parisian Influence on NYC nightlife (56:20) - Lecturing a class at Yale on Nightlife (58:40) - Explaining Madame Wong (1:00:50) - More on Paris Stamp on NYC Nightlife (1:03:20) Part 2 (Live at Football Cafe FC) - Juggling Co-Running Madam Wong’s While Le Bain (1:06:45) - Andre Saraiva’s Role at Opening Le Bain in 2010 (1:10:00) - Programming and Vibe of Le Bain (1:13:00) - Starting Mercury Nights At Le Bain (1:14:30) - Starting Le Tuesday At Le Baron (1:17:00) - Discussing Past, Present, and Future of Le Baron (1:18:30) - Talks co-founding Football Cafe on 100 Forsyth (1:21:05) - Gives us Exclusive on His New Nightlife Offering and Future In Nightlife (1:25:40) - Simonez’s Doorman Formula (1:30:35) - Random white girl shows up (1:34:45) - No social media rule at Beatrice Inn (1:35:15) - Advice on how to get into clubs (1:38:10)

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