The month of July, we’re featuring Kareem Rahma.

In this episode, we sit down with the multifaceted Kareem Rahma, a Webby-nominated artist, media entrepreneur, creative director, comedian, and musician. We explore Kareem's unique journey, from viral stunts at Yankee Stadium to spending over $1,700 on taxi fares for his TikTok series 'Keep the Meter Running.' We also delve into his series 'Subway Takes,' turning the NYC metro into a studio, and his creative role as the Chief Imagination Officer at A.I.R. Kareem's various projects, which include a provocative podcast, an e-book, and the infamous Museum of Pizza, highlight his relentless pursuit of creativity. This interview captures Kareem's journey, inspirations, and the milestones in his dynamic career. Get ready for an entertaining and insightful conversation with the unpredictable and talented Kareem Rahma.

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The month of June, we’re featuring Kae Burke.

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Kae Burke is a Co-Founder of House of Yes, a world-renowned nightclub and arts space in Brooklyn, NYC as well as the Founder of YES ETC, a Creative Agency focused on live experiences and special events. She is also a drag artist, host and performer, currently studying and facilitating workshops in Sacred Clowning.

Kae is excited to continue changing the world by creating experiences that inspire self expression, JOY and help humans come together to celebrate life.

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On this episode, we are honored to welcome an artist whose music transcends boundaries and aims to deliver spiritual awakening and emotional healing through sound—ShiShi. With 25 million global streams, ShiShi is an independent South Asian artist dedicated to blending the rich spiritual heritage of his Indian roots with influences from rock, dance, and pop music. His deeply vulnerable songwriting and unique sound make his work instantly recognizable.

ShiShi's music is more than just an artistic endeavor; it is an extension of his mission to embody radical authenticity and self-expression. Through his music, he serves all those who feel alone and disconnected from the great flow of life, drawing from his own experiences of overcoming such feelings. On this episode, we delve into ShiShi's journey, his creative process, and the profound impact of his music on his audience. Please join me in welcoming ShiShi.

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On this episode of FAM, we’re diving deep with a truly multidimensional artist, DJ Spooky, That Subliminal Kid, born Paul Dennis Miller. An illustrious figure in the electronic and experimental hip-hop scenes,DJ Spooky’s career is a tapestry of rich, cultural dialogues, weaving through music, philosophy, and technology. His discography includes his groundbreaking debut album ""Songs of a Dead Dreamer”, named one of the 10 best trip hop albums of all time by Fact Magazine—in addition to collaborations with avant-garde and mainstream artists alike—from Sonic Youth to Metallica and Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Not just content within the bounds of music, his influence stretches to visual arts, having been featured in major international exhibitions like the Venice Biennial and the Whitney Biennial. In 2012 he was the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s inaugural artist-in-residence and in 2014 he was named National Geographic Emerging Explorer.

As we speak with DJ Spooky tonight, we delve into the mind of a creator who challenges the norms of art and culture. His current role as Artist in Residence at Yale University’s Center for Collaborative Arts and Media is just the latest chapter in his expansive career of creativity and influence.

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On this episode, we're thrilled to welcome a truly multifaceted talent to our Artist Salon Series, Alex Alpert.

Hailing from the vibrant streets of New York City, Alex's artistic journey is as diverse as it is inspiring.

From his early days as a street artist while studying music, to making waves at Universal Music Group where he married the worlds of art and music through brand partnerships, marketing, and live event performances—Alex has not only painted murals across the country but has also brought his unique stream-of-consciousness illustrations to life at major events, collaborating with celebrated brands, musicians, and athletes.

As a visual artist, Creative Director, and occasional guest instructor at the Children's Museum of the Arts, Alex embodies the spirit of innovation and the power of art to connect and inspire.

We’ll discuss his journey, his process, and how he continues to shape the landscape of contemporary art. Please join me in giving a warm welcome to Alex Alpert.

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On this episode, we’re joined by David and Robert Perlick-Molinari, brothers and innovators in the music industry, whose creative endeavors have left an indelible mark on the music scene here in Brooklyn and beyond.

David, founder of the music production company YouTooCanWoo, has created audio identities for major brands like NBC, ABC, and MTV. In addition to an impressive portfolio of commercial endeavors, David also co-produced MGMT’s debut EP “Time to Pretend”—and, alongside his brother Robert, started the band French Horn Rebellion.

Robert isn’t just the horn player in the band, he’s also an in-demand writer and producer, having remixed artists like Beyoncé and produced for folks like Purple Disco Machine. Robert leads the label Toucan Sounds, which was nominated for 2023 breakthrough label of the year by DJ Mag.

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On this episode, we are thrilled to feature Gary Su, also known as ""The SuGary Man.""

Gary is a prominent artist developer and event organizer whose contributions have shaped the careers of notable artists like Jon Batiste, Grace Weber, Tish, Zee Avi, Victoria Canal, and The Running Lights.

Beyond artist development, Gary is known for his keen curatorial instincts, organizing events such as In Good Company, the Fine Folk Music Series, and KINdling, which have brought communities together through art. As the founder of The Empathy Project, a global initiative aimed at fostering empathy through art, Gary continues to inspire and connect people worldwide.

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Our guest on this episode is Eli Goldstein, best known as half of the DJ/production duo Soul Clap, which gained international recognition in the 2010s for their unique blend of house, funk, soul, and disco music.

In addition to a music career that has spanned 20+ years…

Eli recently completed his masters in Climate Science and Policy at Bard College’s Center For Environmental Policy with an intention to make a greener space in the music industry.

Beyond climate work Eli also devotes energy to GIVE A BEAT to use the power of music to fight mass incarceration and THE LOOPLAB to empower Womxn and People of Color in the media arts.

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