Podcasts about street etiquette

Here's how an AI described today's show... George FM Breakfast: DJ Olympics, Street Etiquette & Breaking the Law! In today's jam-packed George FM Breakfast podcast with Lee and Tammy, the crew kicks off with their usual banter and behind-the-scenes antics, including Lee's nervousness about sporting a white t-shirt and the latest updates on New Zealand's Olympic medal hopes. They dive into the DJ Olympics segment, where General Lee takes on the challenge of mixing disparate genres to showcase his DJ skills. Points were dished out for some creative genres like the 'Triathlon' and the '200 BPM Sprint,' and the competition was fierce and entertaining! Tune in to hear who takes the gold in these unique DJ events! The second half of the episode shifts focus as Tammy shares reflections from his recent trip to Thailand, emphasizing the importance of travel and cultural experiences. The fun continues with a candid discussion on generational preferences, where Cara educates the team about Gen Z etiquette, including the supposed rudeness of the thumbs-up emoji. They also touch on topics such as the laugh-cry emoji, long versus ankle socks, and the code of conduct around breaking the law in a light-hearted, humorous manner. With laughter, insights, and a touch of controversy, this episode is sure to keep listeners engaged from start to finish. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:19 Morning Banter and Sponsor Shoutout00:46 White T-Shirt Woes01:25 Olympic Medal Hopes02:07 DJ Olympics Challenge02:36 Toolbox Chat: Healthy Elixirs and Spicy Mornings03:40 Toilet Troubles09:31 Illegal Activities Confessions16:36 Olympic Medals Worth22:17 Pride in Aotearoa and the Joy of Travel23:17 Embracing Cultural Diversity24:35 DJ Olympics: The Challenge Begins26:30 DJ Olympics: The Long Jump Event34:33 Gen Z Trends and Cancel Culture41:32 Beat Off Competition and Wrap-Up Join the Whānau on Instagram, Facebook & Tik Tok. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fun fact: when we decided to visit New York for this season of HandCut Radio, one name came up time and again: “you've gotta speak to Ouigi”, “oh, you're headed to NYC, well then, make sure you speak to Ouigi…” So, we did.Ouigi Theodore is a pillar of the NYC style scene, and the founder of much-loved store, The Brooklyn Circus. He speaks to Aleks about his pre-menswear career as a party promoter, explains why he's building a community-driven “100 Year Plan”, and he talks about why life is all about how you dress to show up. ---HandCut Radio is produced by Birch, the London based creative office of James Allen. Our theme music is by Joe Boyd.HandCut Radio is proud to be sponsored by Thomas Mason, an historic mill that's been supplying famous designers, shirtmakers and tailors with world class shirting fabrics since 1796.---Show Notes:Ouigi Theodore — Instagram | Website[01:28] The Brooklyn Circus[03:36] Stevie Wonder[03:39] Earth, Wind & Fire[04:07] Brian Davis on HandCut Radio[04:58] Stony Brook University[11:46] PROJECT, New York[13:38] Fabolous (rapper)[14:12] Evisu[17:37] Opening Ceremony[29:11] Mobb Deep[29:56] Black Ivy: A Revolt in Style (book)[30:02] Street Etiquette[35:13] Andre 3000[47:32] Jason Jules

Episode 11. Ayishat Akanbi explores her Photographic Memory: an early image from childhood.Ayishat Akanbi is best known for her work in the music industry, styling artists like Labyrinth and featuring in magazines like GQ & Dazed. In recent years, she's gained a following for sharing her philosophy on life, psychology and politics leading to a new career as a talking head on shows for BBC and CNN.In this episode she explores the influence Street Etiquette tumblr has on her personal style, the work of Mary Ellen Mark and how the murder of her brother changed her as a person.In conversation with Vogue, Mr Porter & New York Times photographer Jonathan Daniel Pryce aka GarçonJon. Find more info on the guests and photographs mentioned in this episode below:Web:https://photographicmemory.show/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/garconjon/

My guest this week is Joshua Kissi, co-founder of TONL and Street Etiquette.Joshua and I discuss learning from the style of Miles Davis and Duke Ellington, growing a blog into a creative agency, helping Adidas rebrand its image in America and the profound impact of changing whose stories we tell.Follow Joshua on InstagramNOTES(03:16) Jermaine Davis(04:40) Maroon World(05:43) Black Ivy(11:00) Miles Davis // Duke Ellington (12:35) Fred Castleberry (Blamo! Interview)(12:46) Ouigi Theodore of Brooklyn Circus (Blamo! Interview)(39:16) Urban Indian Health Institute(51:33) DJ Kool Hurc**Want even more Blamo? Join the BlamFam on Patreon and get access to additional interviews, a community slack, special events, and more!

This week we are joined by Bronx-born photographer Joshua Kissi, who recently collaborated with Nike to release a special Black History month campaign that has the internet buzzing. Kissi first hit the scene as ½ of Street Etiquette, a men’s fashion and lifestyle blog. He is now the Co-Founder of TONL, a photo stock gallery that represents a diverse array of skin complexions and lifestyles. I sat down with Kissi in his home in Queens to discuss his experience as a Ghanian-American capturing cultural moments both in Africa and in the diaspora and the importance of artists approaching this work with integrity.

Joshua Kissi is the creative director and photographer who picked up a camera at the age of seventeen. He’s the co-founder of Street Etiquette, known for their documentation of men’s style with a focus on black men. He joins The Dropcast this week to talk about his ongoing mission of empowering creatives through his latest ventures including TONL. Joshua joins hosts Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas in a moment of appreciation for the new Air Max 95 “De Lo Mío.” The quick hits continue with Aimé Leon Dore’s color-blocked New Balance 827s which will have Jian dressing up as both a Chinatown grandma and an ALD model. While these are the sneakers that will get people scrambling, Supreme’s Nike Air Force 1s will be as accessible as sneakers can get. The shoes will essentially be their version of the CDG Play Converses — relatively affordable sneakers where the supply meets demand (3:49).  Paris Fashion Week saw the debut of Virgil’s Arc’teryx collection along with new off white-colored Off-White Air Jordan 4s (6:52). In other news, many people don’t quite realize that Virgil’s brand is another name for crack (9:26). Speaking about layers of meaning, Balenciaga’s FW20 show brought a new end-of-the-world aesthetic to the runway by addressing climate change and rising sea levels (9:36).  Last Friday, YEEZY Season 8’s surprise PFW presentation showcased polarizing but nonetheless Noah-verified shoes (10:55). Unfortunately, Tokyo Fashion Week which was next on the lineup has been hit with a precautionary coronavirus cancellation. While Milan Fashion Week reached an early conclusion due to an outbreak, fashion weeks in Shanghai, Beijing, and Seoul have all been either postponed or canceled (13:53). The cast notes the essential need to stay hygienic and be aware of unwarranted racism particularly in diverse regions like Jackson Heights where Joshua calls home. With International Women’s Day coming up, the hosts give shout outs to the women in their lives including those at Highsnob (16:25). Their appreciation and best wishes are extended to Megan Thee Stallion who’s going through trouble with her music label 1501 Ent. after Roc Nation encouraged her to renegotiate her contract. This episode’s Question of the Week (QOTW) asked “How do you grow to have a lucrative career as a photographer?” (18:11). The Dropcast listeners called in with a series of inquiries that asked Joshua to reflect back on his own career by making the important distinction between celebrity photographers and photographers who photograph celebrities and commenting on smiling with your eyes. The next QOTW which will be posted on Highsnobiety’s Instagram so make sure to leave a voicemail on The Dropcast hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766) for a chance to be featured in a future episode. Relevant Links: New ALD New Balances  Supreme’s New Nike Air Force 1s Will Never Sell Out Virgil Abloh Debuts New Off-White™ x Air Jordan 4 Demna Gvasalia Outdoes Himself With Freaky Balenciaga FW20 Water Toe Shoe YEEZY Season 8 Footwear Is Kanye at His Experimental Best Tokyo Fashion Week Canceled Due to Coronavirus Outbreak Why Are so Many Teens on TikTok Obsessed With These Metabolism Drops? Megan Thee Stallion Says Her Label Won’t Let Her Drop New Music Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joshua Kissi is the creative director and photographer who picked up a camera at the age of seventeen. He’s the co-founder of Street Etiquette, known for their documentation of men’s style with a focus on black men. He joins The Dropcast this week to talk about his ongoing mission of empowering creatives through his latest ventures including TONL. Joshua joins hosts Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas in a moment of appreciation for the new Air Max 95 “De Lo Mío.” The quick hits continue with Aimé Leon Dore’s color-blocked New Balance 827s which will have Jian dressing up as both a Chinatown grandma and an ALD model. While these are the sneakers that will get people scrambling, Supreme’s Nike Air Force 1s will be as accessible as sneakers can get. The shoes will essentially be their version of the CDG Play Converses — relatively affordable sneakers where the supply meets demand (3:49).  Paris Fashion Week saw the debut of Virgil’s Arc’teryx collection along with new off white-colored Off-White Air Jordan 4s (6:52). In other news, many people don’t quite realize that Virgil’s brand is another name for crack (9:26). Speaking about layers of meaning, Balenciaga’s FW20 show brought a new end-of-the-world aesthetic to the runway by addressing climate change and rising sea levels (9:36).  Last Friday, YEEZY Season 8’s surprise PFW presentation showcased polarizing but nonetheless Noah-verified shoes (10:55). Unfortunately, Tokyo Fashion Week which was next on the lineup has been hit with a precautionary coronavirus cancellation. While Milan Fashion Week reached an early conclusion due to an outbreak, fashion weeks in Shanghai, Beijing, and Seoul have all been either postponed or canceled (13:53). The cast notes the essential need to stay hygienic and be aware of unwarranted racism particularly in diverse regions like Jackson Heights where Joshua calls home. With International Women’s Day coming up, the hosts give shout outs to the women in their lives including those at Highsnob (16:25). Their appreciation and best wishes are extended to Megan Thee Stallion who’s going through trouble with her music label 1501 Ent. after Roc Nation encouraged her to renegotiate her contract. This episode’s Question of the Week (QOTW) asked “How do you grow to have a lucrative career as a photographer?” (18:11). The Dropcast listeners called in with a series of inquiries that asked Joshua to reflect back on his own career by making the important distinction between celebrity photographers and photographers who photograph celebrities and commenting on smiling with your eyes. The next QOTW which will be posted on Highsnobiety’s Instagram so make sure to leave a voicemail on The Dropcast hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766) for a chance to be featured in a future episode. Relevant Links: New ALD New Balances  Supreme’s New Nike Air Force 1s Will Never Sell Out Virgil Abloh Debuts New Off-White™ x Air Jordan 4 Demna Gvasalia Outdoes Himself With Freaky Balenciaga FW20 Water Toe Shoe YEEZY Season 8 Footwear Is Kanye at His Experimental Best Tokyo Fashion Week Canceled Due to Coronavirus Outbreak Why Are so Many Teens on TikTok Obsessed With These Metabolism Drops? Megan Thee Stallion Says Her Label Won’t Let Her Drop New Music Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jaeki Says… “Since the term “banana” is used to describe someone who’s white inside and yellow outside (like Twinkie), at first I had questions about Banana Magazine. Then I read the first print issue and saw the publication’s continuous growth, I felt both camaraderie and appreciation for their effort to redefine narratives surrounding Asian-American identity. It’s a mission for $6.99 Per Pound to support and commemorate the release of their latest issue 005, we’re highlighting the founders Vicki Ho and Kathleen Tso on this latest episode. Hear them break down the origins of the magazine, Asian American weed culture, and Taiwanese Drag Culture. Of course, it’s also a flair signal to inform the launch party taking place at Alumni Flushing on Saturday, June 8th. Listen, react, and cop the latest Banana Mag issue available now, link bio.” ___________ Support the vision and purchase Issue 005 http://www.banana-mag.com/shop/5bx69ou27ww06q0oki5ljynnwyv9px Make sure you and your crew come through this Saturday, June 8th to Alumni Flushing to meet the Banana Magazine team, buy copies of issue 005, get them personally signed, and meet some good people.  Follow Banana Magazine on Instagram @banannamag Along with the lovely founders @vickivibe and @kathleentso Shout out the rest of the Banana Magazine team:  PR & Events: @janiceszeto & @ccongjuico  Art Director: @hoshiludwig Sales Director: @toddlbbot See the recap from their Dinner event with @coach & @yetiout in LA  https://www.vogue.com/article/coach-rex-remix-dinner-in-la https://bfa.com/events/28034 Listen to more of Kathleen and Vicki by listening to their appearance on the Asian, Not Asian Podcast Magazines / Platforms mentioned: Street Etiquette , Hyphen Magazine, Giant Robot, ID, & Dazed  Check out @sundae.school for the latest smoke wear & Monica Lo of @SousWeed for cannabis infused food. For our peoples rocking with us in Taiwan shout to Magnolia La Manga, @Werk_Taipei and Cafe Dalida  ______ Let's continue to support Asian American visionaries and remember APIDHM is every month, Peace. --- 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/699-per-pound/message

In strada, la fel ca si in alte locuri publice, ne comportam cu respectul si politetea care ne caracterizeaza. Dar ce facem cand cei din jurul nostru nu gandesc asa? Ce facem cu cei care arunca mucuri de tigara sau ambalaje pe jos? Ce solutii avem pentru a ne pastra mediul inconjurator curat si frumos? Afla raspunsurile la aceste intrebari si solutiile moderne la aceste dileme de la Andreea Stefanescu, Adrian Murariu si Andrei Pop - specialisti in eticheta cu experienta internationala.

In this episode of The Darkroom Podcast we spoke with Joshua Kissi and Karen Okonkwo, the Co-founders of TONL, a stock photography company whose mission is to capture diverse people and deliver their stories around the world. Karen is a Nigerian-American social entrepreneur and previous founder of companies in the event planning and online business realm. Joshua is a Ghanaian-American photographer and entrepreneur who previously founded infamous creative agency, Street Etiquette, in NYC. Both Inc 30 Under 30 founders, Joshua and Karen are reshaping the way brands use diverse imagery, partnering with companies like Google to bring their vision to life.

Karen Okonkwo and Joshua Kissi are the co-founders of TONL, a company turning stock photography into culturally radiant stories. Karen is a Nigerian-American social entrepreneur, speaker and educator. Joshua is a Ghanaian-American photographer and creative entrepreneur who co-founded the NY creative agency Street Etiquette. In 2018 Karen & Joshua were named on Inc’s list of 30 Under 30 Rising Stars when TONL was less than a year old. In this episode we explore why Karen & Joshua partnered to humanize stock photography and how TONL images showcase what the world actually looks like using diversity, inclusion, community and real narratives of real people. This is We Are Photographers with Karen Okonkwo and Joshua Kissi of TONL and this is their story.

Joshua Kissi’s initial foray into the world of creative culture started at a unique point in time. The fashion forums were a place of digital congregation and represented an era before the emergence of social media as we know it today. The in-depth conversations Joshua engaged in about the underlying aspects of fashion would transcend the forum pages into real-world interactions that resulted in the creative agency Street Etiquette, and more recently, TONL, a modern inclusive stock photography platform that has taken a massive step forward in redefining an old-school industry. Hosted by Eugene Kan Audio by Elphick Wo Photos by Rog Walker See the whole story here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maekan/support

Gov. Christie Todd Whitman, former head of the EPA under George W. Bush, joins DeRay to explain climate change, why environmental regulation has no place in partisan politics, and why the GOP keeps backing Trump even though she believes he’s unfit to lead. Joshua Kissi of Street Etiquette and TONL joins to talk about ensuring representation in stock photography and art as activism. Sam, Brittany and Clint talks this week’s news.

The Switch to manual guys celebrate their tenth episode by fielding a listener question. A Twitter follower asked if they ever encounter hostile reactions while shooting in the street. This launches an entire segment about how to tactfully shoot with and without permission in all kinds of situations, while also offering some hints for folks just starting out. There's something for everyone here in this wide-ranging exploration of what happens when you start taking street shots.

In New York, Jesse goes thrifting with the guys from Street Etiquette, plus what's inside a suit coat, Rudiments with Dave Hill, Lewis Lapham, Jay Kos and more.