Andrea Greer's career has been shaped, start to finish, by artists, activists, and the places they build. A lifelong Houstonian, she started out interning for Houston's Art Car Parade and is now Senior Advisor for Strategy & Research at Project Row Houses, the Third Ward institution behind the recent restoration of the Eldorado Ballroom.

In Part 1, Andrea takes us back to the beginning: the kid who picked her own boarding school out of a library brochure, the Dartmouth coxswain who coined the term "kinetic communication," the art-history major who spent decades convinced she wasn't creative, and the law student who once nearly ditched it all to join a traveling circus with an artist named Chicken John.

Part 2 goes deep on Project Row Houses, Rick Lowe, and the Joseph Beuys lineage that shaped it.

Yo Munir! is a weekly podcast about practice and creativity, hosted by Munir Haddad (Kiosk) and Rob Haddad.

In this episode: boarding-school survival, the coxswain's seat, kinetic communication, hidden creativity (needlework, karaoke, morning pages), almost joining the circus, and going back to law school during a pandemic — on purpose.

🔗 Andrea Greer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreacgreer/ · Project Row Houses: https://projectrowhouses.org/ · Munir / Kiosk: https://www.linkedin.com/in/munirhaddad/ · Rob Haddad: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-haddad-88670/