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State of the Arts Episode 186 now available on Spotify! This week I had the privilege of interviewing Eddie Mellow, the vice president of Grillo's Pickles. In 2008, his business partner Travis Grillo, decided to sell pickles made with his grandfather's hundred-year old Grillo family recipe. Using ingredients from his backyard, Travis Grillo began preparing pickles for sale at local markets and events in the Massachusetts/Connecticut area. With dedication Travis and Eddie began securing grocery store accounts in many locations. Sixteen years later, these flavorful pickles can be found in all fifty states. The products of this Cindarella company can now be purchased in 10, 000 stores nationwide. Their merch is even sold by the Urban Outfitters franchise. They collaborate with many different kinds of artists on projects. Grillo's Pickles can be found in pop-ups as well. This interview was conducted at the Rivington Street popup in Manhattan. I am elated to have this inspirational story shared on my podcast!

"That's totally the guy!” Sloane Crosley yelps, coming to an abrupt halt. She gestures at a gray-haired man exiting a graffiti-adorned brick building. For the past 20 minutes, we've been booking it through Manhattan's Chinatown, past bustling produce stands and purse vendors, to find this former synagogue tucked away on a quiet stretch of Rivington Street—a source of inspiration for the author as she wrote her novel, Cult Classic, coming June 7.

Hello and welcome to The Rob Burgess Show. I am, of course, your host, Rob Burgess. On this our 206th episode, our guest is Howie Statland. Here is how he describes himself and his store, Rivington Guitars: “This year we are celebrating 23 years of business – 23 years of finding guitar players the guitar of their dreams. Located at 73 E. 4th St., our store is right in the heart of the East Village of Manhattan. We like to keep our prices low and our customers delighted. We buy, sell, trade and repair all vintage guitars, amps, keyboards and more. Our expert repair shop features quick, reasonable prices and reliable service. Since we opened in 1998, Rivington Guitars has come to be known as 'The Best Little Guitar Store in New York City,' and this is a reputation we have earned. Rivington Guitars specializes in vintage guitars, and we know vintage guitars. It's what we do best. We have over 350 vintage guitars in stock at all times -- Fender, Gibson, Gretsch, Martin, Rickenbacker, Silvertone and Harmony as well as many other more unusual brands. Owner and proprietor Howie Statland is a featured survey participant for the 'Vintage Guitar Price Guide.' He is one of 25 select guitar dealers throughout the USA who helps determine the values set forth in the 'Vintage Guitar Price Guide.' He has been dealing guitars for over 20 years. A list of some of our satisfied clients include Paul Simon, The Killers, The Strokes, Courtney Love and Hole, Elvis Costello, Jeff Tweedy and Wilco, The Black Keys, Cults, Green Day, Arcade Fire, Brian Jonestown Massacre, Vampire Weekend, Motley Crue, Jonathan Richman, Mumford & Sons, J Mascis and Dinosaur Jr., the Smashing Pumpkins, Norah Jones, Peter Bjorn and John and many other local New York City working musicians. Our store began in 1998 on Rivington Street, hence our name, and expanded to a larger location on East 4th Street in 2008. We have since opened an acoustic store called Rivington Guitars Unplugged on the same street as our main store. Besides selling fine vintage guitars, we also offer guitar lessons at affordable rates, rental services and appraisal services. Our website is updated daily and all our inventory is on our website. There is always something new at Rivington Guitars, so come in today.” Join The Rob Burgess Show mailing list! Go to tinyletter.com/therobburgessshow and type in your email address. Then, respond to the automatic message. Also please make sure to comment, follow, like, subscribe, share, rate and review everywhere the podcast is available, including iTunes, YouTube, SoundCloud, Stitcher, Google Play Music, Twitter, Internet Archive, TuneIn, RSS, and, now, Spotify. The official website for the podcast is www.therobburgessshow.com. You can find more about me by visiting my website, www.thisburgess.com.If you have something to say, record a voice memo on your smartphone and send it to therobburgessshow@gmail.com. Include “voice memo” in the subject line of the email. Also, if you want to call or text the show for any reason, the number is: 317-674-3547.

Tony Arcabascio is the Art Director for Nanotronics and oversees all creative design across branding, marketing, and digital platforms. Tony also provides creative input on design for some engineering projects such as nHale™. Tony joined the Nanotronics team with over 25 years of experience in the streetwear and the fashion industry. In 1999, he co-founded the sneaker and apparel company Alife. Its headquarters on Orchard St. and their world renowned sneaker boutique, The Alife Rivington Club, on Rivington Street, served as a hub for a cross-section of the Lower East Side creative scene: artists, photographers, actors, musicians, sneaker-heads, skaters, and graffiti writers. Tony’s legacy of popularizing street wear serves as a perfect example for what Malcolm Gladwell highlighted in his pop-culture book, The Tipping Point, namely that ideas, attitudes and behaviors tend to spread contagiously in the same way as some infectious diseases. Tony is known in the New York arts and culture scene as a prescient brander and behind-the-scenes trend-setter. He has been the creative contributor to many of the brands New Yorker’s know and love today such as The Standard Hotel, WeSC, Damiani, and Buscemi. Today, Arcabascio makes a significant contribution to the Nanotronics ecosystem and culture where artists, designers, engineers, marketers, and business leaders work together to envision, and passionately work toward building, a more sustainable future.

In the 1890's, Aron Streit and his wife, Nettie, left Europe and came to America. In 1916, Aron opened his first matzo factory. There, on Pitt Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, Aron and his first partner Rabbi Weinberger made all their matzo by hand. In 1925, Aron and one of his sons opened up a modern bakery on Rivington Street. A few years later, Aron's other son joined the business. With the family working together, the Streit matzo bakery prospered and Aron bought three adjoining buildings to handle the growing business.In 2015, after nearly 100 years making matzo on Manhattan's Lower Eastside, Streit's moved to a new and modern bakery in New York. Technology may have changed but Streit's traditions and dedication to quality have not. We want to ensure we will all be able to enjoy the same great-tasting matzo for centuries to come.Family and religious values are not the only things that have remained constant at Streit's. The matzo bakery is still a family business. Today, Aron's granddaughters and great-grandsons run the company. Streit's is the only family-owned and operated matzo company in America. While others have sold out to large corporations, we at Streit's continue our family tradition of bringing you the best matzo and kosher food products for Passover and year-round.Today I am joined by Aaron Gross (Executive Vice President) and Aron Yagoda (Executive Vice President) both direct descendants of the founders of Streit's Matzo. Both Aaron and Aron take us all on a journey on the ins and outs of creating matzo and all the incredible products that Streit's now offers. EnjoyWith Pesach around the corner, Streit's Matzo is showing up supporting the podcast and I greatly appreciate it. Streit's Matzo is America's last family-owned Mazor Bakery. They're the only ones to produce here in the United States guaranteeing freshness and quality of all the products this Passover. Stock up on items through the website and use code, meirkay, for 10% off your order. Also, enter for a chance to win products from Streit's by tagging @streitsmatzos in your food, photos, and videos. It could be artwork, recipes, songs, get creative, you name it. Tag them on social media at @streitsmatzos. Thank you so much for the support.SayMazelTov is where you can request personalized videos from your favorite Jewish creators and inspiring thought leaders. Our goal is that you have a personalized easy and professional experience all the while supporting a charity.Use promo code meirkay10 for 10% on your order!Don't forget to subscribe to The Great Day PodcastLove The Great Day Podcast? Want to find out how to support the show? Click the link below to join my new Patreon page.Become Patron on My Patreon Page HERE!Did I mention that I am now an author?! Check out my new book "A Kids Book About Optimism"And be sure to follow my Instagram page and Facebook page to stay up to date on everything I'm working on.I'm Meir Kay and Have A Great Day! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Situated in the heart of Shoreditch, Mr. Start is a labour of love for owners Philip Start (former founder of Woodhouse) and Brix Smith-Start. Originally a stand-alone boutique on Rivington Street, the brand has rapidly expanded since opening in 2002. It now comprises a separate menswear and womenswear store, an online boutique and most recently, a men's tailoring emporium offering a selection of off the peg suiting, shirts and ties as well as a made to measure service. With highly personalised attention and a host of prestigious designer labels, Mr. Start is the ultimate shopping experience in East London. In this episode of the MenswearStyle Podcast we interview Philip Start, Founder of Mr. Start about his background and early career within the fashion industry. With a love for brick-and-mortar retail he decided to open his own clothing store which sold unknown and interesting brands of the time. In 2002 he opened his own label shop near his home in Shoreditch which quickly became two premises when he opened a women's shop across the road. Our host Peter Brooker and Philip also talk about shopkeeping during the 60s, London tribes, evolving into eCommerce, being self-taught in tailoring, and pivoting the business to come out of Lockdown stronger.Whilst we have your attention, be sure to sign up to our daily MenswearStyle newsletter here. We promise to only send you the good stuff.

Violet Clair is the Instagram artist whose work you can't stop tagging your friends in. She is Samantha Rothenburg, a Brooklyn-based illustrator and comic artist making major strides in calling out dating culture on its nonsense. Her Instagram comics are hysterical, direct, and real. Where Tinder nightmares simply highlight and give space to the horrible behaviors that exist in the dating space, Samantha’s comics are challenging us to stop accepting them. She’s making the world a better place to date and your host really admires her for it. If you're enjoying this podcast, please consider supporting your host on Patreon. (Includes bonus episodes!)Violet Clair on InstagramSamantha's WebsiteSamantha's Exhibition: February 11-17 at 2 Rivington Street in New York City. Florence Given's French Bops on Spotify Tyler Haney on Instagramshanisilver.comShani on InstagramA Single Serving Podcast Facebook GroupSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/shanisilver)

This week Don Chenz and Dan Pulzello talk about all things music. Topics include: aspiring artists that get made fun of before blowing up, Chenz playing an inappropriate song at work, the stress of being in control of the music at a party, the best and worst live performances they have seen, crowd surfing, how much music taste matters in a relationship, why they hate country music, and more!  Recommendations:  Chenz - Toast 2 That by Cousin Stizz featuring Freddie Gibbs Freddie Gibbs LA Leakers freestyle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTKoeyLEU8U  Dan - The Tallest Man on Earth (musical artist; singer/songwriter)  Music video for I Fink U Freeky by Die Antwoord https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Uee_mcxvrw  Dan's Upcoming Shows: August 17th at Bananas Comedy Club https://www.bananascomedyclub.com/events/32799  August 19th at Jager Bomb Comedy Show, Hosted by Dan and Rich Happel at Loreley on 7 Rivington Street in Manhattan  September 18th: Go Gold Comedy Night for the Tom Coughlin Jay Fund at the Glen Rock Inn in Glen Rock, NJ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/comedy-night-for-the-tom-coughlin-jay-fund-tickets-69061923071?fbclid=IwAR14kSFovsj61Y4K6R4vn9HswDSh0Aj8YNYrN02vLAuRHbmdBk1zFx8Gb2s  Lone Wolf Fitness: Use code WOLFPODCAST for 15% off all apparel and E-books (workout program and supplement guide)

This week Don Chenz and Dan Pulzello discuss: fireworks and guess how many people lost fingers on the 4th of July, posting videos to your story when you get pulled over, dogs of divorce, girls' happy birthday Instagram stories, how Dan wants to start posting booty pics, our parents on social media, and WTF is Tik Tok? We also answer questions that were submitted by the wolfpack.  Submit all future questions to WolfMentalityQuestions@gmail.com Help grow the wolfpack by subscribing, giving a 5-star rating and review (feel free to roast us and we'll read the funniest ones each Thursday) and sharing with friends and family. Recommendations:  Dan - One Giant Hand IG account https://www.instagram.com/onegianthand/?hl=en  Chenz - Honey B (song) by Alia Kadir  Go see the Jager Bomb Comedy Show on Tuesday July 16th at Loreley Outdoor Beer Garden at 7 Rivington Street in Manhattan. The show is hosted by Dan and Rich Happel and features other comedians, including Eric Newmann, Justin Smith, Ashley Gavin, Luisa Lange, and Jason Choi. https://www.instagram.com/jagerbombcomedy/?hl=en 

Unsung Heroes of the Revolution (Pt. 1): The Culper Spy Ring, Nathan Hale, Caleb Brewster, James Rivington, and others...Few people leaving the Banana Republic Store at 66th and 3rd st Manhattan, NY, stop to notice the plaque on the outside wall that mentions the spot less than 100 yards away where courageous young Nathan Hale spoke his famous last words “I regret that have but one life to give for my country’- before being hung from a tree by his British captors. And many probably have no idea how and why those words stirred General Washington’s heart so profoundly when he heard them. And Lady Gaga probably had no idea that her Rivington Street Rebels derived their name from Washington’s greatest spy- James Rivington- or the Beastie Boys, for that matter, when they chose a picture of Manhattan’s Rivington Street for the cover of their album ,Paul’s Boutique. Or the people leaving the Burger King at the intersection of Gregory Ave. and River Dr. in Passaic NJ who drop trash near the forlorn historical marker located on a small concrete pad right there near a utility pole in the parking lot…the sign that just begins to note the incredible accomplishments of a one-time British Lord, William Alexander –better known , and loved, by his Continental Troops as Lord Sterling. Although it says much more, these few words say it all: “American Patriot, Friend of George Washington”. The American Revolution stretched for eight years, from 1775 to 1783, during which time Commander in Chief George Washington had to depend on his network of spies and most trusted soldiers to stay one step ahead of the noose. The AMC series TURN, based on Alexander Rose's book "Washington's Spies", gives a highly fictionalized account of the actions of Washington's greatest spy ring- The Culper Ring. This is the real story of the courageous men and women who risked and sometimes suffered hanging, beginning with Nathan Hale. While Part I focusses mainly on the Culper Spy Ring,, Part Two will provide many rarely told stories about the unsung heroes who risked everything for the cause of liberty, including the slave spy James Armistead Lafayette, Margaret Corbin, Molly Pitcher, Francis Marion , aka The Swamp Fox, and many others. Next Week: TSUNAMI! Sponsor Offers:   Sources: Brian Kilmeade and Don Yaeger. George Washington's Secret Six: The Spy Ring That Saved the American Revolution (New York: Penguin, 2013), 105-108. DHT Shipley $ Michael Burns, Coffee, Tea, & Conspiracy, www.breedshill.org Beverly Tyler: A Case for Anna Smith Strong: Three Village Historical Society.org Alexander Rose. Washington's Spies. (New York: Bantam Dell, 2006) Music: Mattia Cupelli: The Call; Sam Garner, Patriotic Theme

Unsung Heroes of the American Revolution (Pt 1): The Culper Spy Ring, Nathan Hale, and others: Few people leaving the Banana Republic Store at 66th and 3rd st Manhattan, NY, stop to notice the plaque on the outside wall that mentions the spot less than 100 yards away where courageous young Nathan Hale spoke his famous last words “I regret that have but one life to give for my country’- before being hung from a tree by his British captors. And many probably have no idea how and why those words stirred General Washington’s heart so profoundly when he heard them. And Lady Gaga probably had no idea that her Rivington Street Rebels derived their name from Washington’s greatest spy- James Rivington- or the Beastie Boys, for that matter, when they chose a picture of Manhattan’s Rivington Street for the cover of their album ,Paul’s Boutique. Or the people leaving the Burger King at the intersection of Gregory Ave. and River Dr. in Passaic NJ who drop trash near the forlorn historical marker located on a small concrete pad right there near a utility pole in the parking lot…the sign that just begins to note the incredible accomplishments of a one-time British Lord, William Alexander –better known , and loved, by his Continental Troops as Lord Sterling. Although it says much more, these few words say it all: “American Patriot, Friend of George Washington”. The American Revolution stretched for eight years, from 1775 to 1783, during which time Commander in Chief George Washington had to depend on his network of spies and most trusted soldiers to stay one step ahead of the noose. The AMC series TURN, based on Alexander Rose's book "Washington's Spies", gives a highly fictionalized account of the actions of Washington's greatest spy ring- The Culper Ring. This is the real story of the courageous men and women who risked and sometimes suffered hanging, beginning with Nathan Hale. While Part I focusses mainly on the Culper Spy Ring,, Part Two will provide many rarely told stories about the unsung heroes who risked everything for the cause of liberty, including the slave spy James Armistead Lafayette, Margaret Corbin, Molly Pitcher, Francis Marion , aka The Swamp Fox, and many others.  George Washington's Secret Six: The Spy Ring That Saved the American Revolution (New York: Penguin, 2013), 105-108. DHT Shipley $ Michael Burns, Coffee, Tea, & Conspiracy, www.breedshill.org Beverly Tyler: A Case for Anna Smith Strong: Three Village Historical Society.org Alexander Rose. Washington's Spies. (New York: Bantam Dell, 2006) Music: Mattia Cupelli: The Call; Sam Garner, Patriotic Theme

TIME CHANGE !!!! TUNE IN LIVE AT WWW.D3EP.COM TUESDAY 10pm-12am This show is the TUESDAY NIGHT 50 SHADES OF HOUSE show with the mix recorded at this years Suncebeat last week. Its was a wonderful day on the beach stage where people know and love good soulful house music. Hope you enjoy it and the memories of that wonderful week come flooding back. The beach set contains tracks from Kerri Chandler, Louie Vega & Adeva, Rhemi and Hanlei, Louis Benedetti, Grant Nelson, 95 North, Dawn Williams, Victor Simonelli and more and more and more. Tune into the show live from tonight 10pm to 12am Tuesday on www.d3ep.com (Feel free to give me some feedback on Facebook or in the d3ep chatroom) You know the drill, spread the word (forward this invite) and tune in this Tuesday to the 50 Shades of House show on d3ep. If house music with soul is your thing, DONT MISS THIS SHOW (at the d3ep site select the listen option and tune in on your smartphone or tablet). Colin W & Cafe432 Special plug for this FRIDAY night in London, catch me playing at Vibrant Nights at ShutterBug on Rivington Street from 8pm to 1am with Liz Wheatley from UrbanJazz, plus Josh Grooves and Kayo. Admission FREE (yes you heard me). Pop in after work for the best in Soulful House 50 shades style. Twitter @50shadesofhouse www.facebook.com/housemecolin

Live 3 hour (9pm-12am) performance of House Entertainment UK FT: Anticx, Dudley, Jay Forbez, Lance Morgan, Lee 'B3' Edwards & Theo Lewis Also featuring the début of the Midi Keyboard set up @ Cargo, 83 Rivington Street, Shoreditch, London!! For bookings & enquiries: house-ent@hotmail.co.uk

Live 3 hour (9pm-12am) performance of House Entertainment UK FT: Anticx, Dudley, Jay Forbez, Lance Morgan, Lee 'B3' Edwards & Theo Lewis Also featuring the début of the Midi Keyboard set up @ Cargo, 83 Rivington Street, Shoreditch, London!! For bookings & enquiries: house-ent@hotmail.co.uk

Live 3 hour (9pm-12am) performance of House Entertainment UK FT: Anticx, Dudley, Jay Forbez, Lance Morgan, Lee 'B3' Edwards & Theo Lewis Also featuring the début of the Midi Keyboard set up @ Cargo, 83 Rivington Street, Shoreditch, London!! For bookings & enquiries: house-ent@hotmail.co.uk

Jerry Cohen’s father opened Economy Candy on Rivington Street on Manhattan’s Lower East Side back in 1937, and it remains a paradise for anyone with an appreciation for brightly packaged and affordable confections. In it, one finds shelves overflowing with every candy you can imagine, from Bonomo’s Banana Turkish Taffy to Sifer’s Valomilk. The store also carries seasonal treats, which, at this time of year, means neon-yellow marshmallow Peeps within arm’s reach of packaged Seder mints. On this week’s podcast, Cohen takes unabashed sweet tooth Blake Eskin on a tour of his Passover candy selection. Along the way, they discuss the joys of a non-packaged fruit slice and the future of the candy business and make a brief detour into the forbidden land of chocolate bunnies. [Running time: 7:11.] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.