Cameron Adair Podcast

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Christian Berishaj is a musician.

Growing up in Michigan, by his mid-twenties he had been terminated from contracts from both Atlantic records and Universal.

In 2012 he began releasing his music independently as JMSN.

Cameron has been a fan of Christians since back in 2012, when someone sent a link to one of his videos to Camerons' YouTube channel.

Five years later -last year- Cameron played on one of Christians records.

In this episode, Cameron talks to Christian about dogs, independently making and releasing podcasts and music, recording, his journey in the music industry, health, and religion.

Most everything JMSN can be found at iamjmsn.com.

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Adam Miltenberger works for a company that brings celebrities into the Chinese market by partnering them with the Chinese tech companies Alibaba and WeChat.

Adam has also been tour managing and managing musicians for nine years, and recently stopped. He also works backline at the Fonda theater in Hollywood.

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This show is now listener supported through Patreon at bit.ly/CAPodPtrn and by leaving a rating and review on iTunes at bit.ly/CAPod. Leave a message for the show here: bit.ly/CASPEAK More information can be found at cameronadair.com/podcast. Patrick Hoelck is best known for his photography, film making, and writing. He grew up directing music videos in New York in the 90s and went on to shoot commercial editorial and ad work, publish books and a photography app. Polaroid Hotel is an app that combines the book of the same name, a decade of his personal and commercial Polaroid work, with a photography app. More recently, his 2016 docu-series 'An Interview', sponsored by Dodge Ram, is cinematic candid interviews between Patrick and actor friends. The pieces are like modern Interview Magazine features with Patrick doing both a raw celebrity interview while also directing a film crew. Hes currently doing a similar series called Analogs. We covered movies, music, his success at a young age, subsequent battle with addiction and some of the new things hes working on. Thanks for listening.

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Mega is a music producer whose songs have been featured in TV shows such as 'Keeping up with the Kardashians', 'Road Rules', film trailers for 'Get Rich or Die Trying', 'Wall Street', commercials for Nike, Adidas, Budweiser, and many others. He owns and operates Cre8v Space, his sync licensing label and recording studio in Hollywood.

In this episode Cameron talks to Mega about the new projects he's working on, Hollywood, his career in sync licensing, movies, hip hop, raising his five kids, race, and Minnesota, where he's from.

Thanks to Mega. You can find Mega through his Instagram and Soundcloud. Creative Media is at cre8vspace.booksy.com and Instagram.

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Joel Knoernschild is an Emmy-Award winning director. Hes directed work for Warner Bros Records, NOWNESS, American Crime Story (FX), and others. His film, VARmINT, won the Audience Award at the New Orleans Film Festival, Won the Grand Jury Prize at Dances with Films, featured on Short of the Week and received a Vimeo Staff Pick.

Joel also owns Echo Park Surf Squad.

In this episode Cameron talks to Joel about the new projects he's working on, Echo Park, food, skate videos, traveling, growing up mixed race, movies, and Japan.

Thanks to Joel. You can find Joel online at joelknoernschild.com and through his Instagram. For Echo Park Surf Squad go to echoparksurfsquad.com.

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Mike Wells is a mastering engineer. He opened Mike Wells Mastering fifteen years ago in a room at Hyde Street Studios in the San Francisco Tenderloin, where Cameron also worked later on. He now runs Mike Wells Mastering out of North Hollywood.

His credits include Green Day, Prince, Tommy Guerrero, Google, Apple, and many others. He served on the board for the Recording Academy, and also as President of the LA chapter of AES. Mike and Cameron talked about audio, music, and survival.

Thanks to Mike. You can find him at mikewellsmastering.com, and on Facebook.

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Matt Kelley is a legendary SF Bay Area audio engineer.

His credits are crazy: Digital Underground, 2-Pac, Souls of Mischief, Dead Kennedys, Hieroglyphics, and many more... Matt is the sound of a huge part of San Francisco musical and cultural history.

Cameron and Matt have known each other for many years working in SF. For this episode, they met up at Matt's studio, The Crows Nest, in Russian Hill in SF.

Thank you to Matt Kelley Audio. Matts website is mattkelleyaudio.com.

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Brian Wakefield plays in the bands Melted Toys, Emotional, Healing Potporri, and runs the cassette label Death Records which has an annual festival, Deathstock, in Sonoma county every June. Cameron met up with Brian at Death Records HQ in SF, where they talked about music, movies, growing up in San Jose, cassettes, and other awesome things. Thanks to Brian and to Death Records. Their website is longlivedeathrecords.com.

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Spencer Keeton Cunningham is a visual artist. He travels around the world painting outdoor murals and selling work in galleries. He smuggled skateboards into Cuba, and travels to paint in Alaska, Mexico, China, Japan, British Columbia, Canada, and all over the US.

We met up in the top floor tower of the Westerfeld house off of Alamo Square in SF. Its a place with a lot of history, including past residents, Anton LaVey, Kenneth Anger, and from where there have been many UFO sightings.We chatted past sunset, not bothering to turn on any lights. We talked about dreams, traveling, music, technology, films, nature, and culture.Thanks to Spencer. You can see his most recent show at The Luggage Store gallery in San Francisco and online on his tumblr and facebook.This show is at cameronadair.com/podcast. You can subscribe, rate and review on iTunes, and Stitcher, and join Cameron next time.

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Danilo Parra is a director. He makes music videos and shows on vice.com and for the Vice Network. He's done music videos for A$AP Rocky and was recently nominated for a UKVMA.

Cameron and Danny grew up together and have known each other for about fifteen years but hadn't seen each other in six so they spend some time catching up.

In this episode Cameron and Danilo meet up at the Vice offices in Brooklyn and talk about his moving to New York and going from a Vice intern to having his videos featured on Nowness and being nominated for awards. They also talk about drugs and his work with his friend Hamilton Morris on the web series, Hamilton's Pharmacopeia.

Thanks to Danilo. You can see his work online at danilop.com and on his Vimeo account.

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