Light Culture

Light Culture

By David HershkovitsSociety & CultureBusinessArts
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Light Culture episodes

  • Adam22’s NoJumper Remix
    The wildly popular “No Jumper” podcaster reflects on life after Covid and the Black Lives Matter Uprising. Adam22 is a lifelong hip hop fanatic and social media personality living in LA and expecting a baby with cam girl @Lenatheplug.

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    40 min
  • TJ Mizell -- Jam Master Jay’s Legacy Lives On
    As ASAP Ferg's DJ, the son of Jam Master Jay of Run-DMC has become one of the most innovative DJ’s working today. TJ Mizell is a new generation turntablist who knows how to mix it up -- from rap to rock n’ roll and EDM.

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    41 min
  • Angelo Baque’s Creative Direction
    As Brand Director for Supreme, Angelo Baque worked behind-the-scenes with founder James Jebbia to create visuals that defined the brand’s identity as it grew into a brand valued at $1 billion. We talk about culture, politics, hip hop, weed, giving back, Virgil Abloh and why he went off on his own to start Awake NY and Baque Creative.

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    44 min
  • Aaron Levant’s Secret Sauce
    What did Jimmy Iovine, Drake, LeBron and others see in Aaron Levant that made them invest in his new startup NTWRK? Find out for yourself as we talk to the founder of Agenda, ComplexCon and Hall of Flowers.

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    42 min
  • Rose McGowan Spaces Out
    Activist, author, actor and now recording artist Rose McGowan has an album out called Planet 9. But whatever she’s doing, Rose is Rose by any other name. We talk about astral projection, Marilyn Manson, being brave and life after Weinstein.

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    45 min
  • Better Call @wiresonly
    Where do Floyd Mayweather, Jamie Foxx, French Montana, Future, L’il Pump and other elites of the Hollywood-Hip Hop crossover culture go when they want to blow a bundle on a Lambo, Ferrari or customized Rolls. Meet RD Whittington aka @wiresonly and discover the secret sauce to making million dollar deals with the world’s most selective clientele.

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    42 min
  • @NewYorkNico’s Street Smarts
    NewYorkNico’s #newyorkaccent challenge went viral on Instagram providing much needed comic relief for beleaguered New Yorkers living in the Covid virus epicenter. In love with New York street “characters” like Larry the Birdman, Tiger Hood, Vinny Peanuts, Mo the Butcher, Charlie Da Wolf and others, he’s become one himself. We “tawk” to Nicolas Heller about how he arrived at his persona, his favorite New York movies, and why he thinks New York City will endure and thrive post-Corona.

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    36 min
  • Michael Alago Tells All
    He’s a gay Puerto Rican AIDS survivor and recovering alcoholic who signed Metallica and White Zombie. Huh? Not what you might expect, but Michael Alago has been exceeding expectations since he was an underage kid sneaking into Max’s Kansas City. We talk about how he got into the music biz and partied with everyone from Patti Smith to Cindy Lauper, John Lydon and Stiv Bators of the Dead Boys.

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    46 min
  • B Real’s Green Thumb
    B Real has been shaking the foundation of contemporary culture since he started out with Cypress Hill some 30 years ago. A cannabis entrepreneur and content creating machine, we speak about the Cali-NYC connection, touring and smoking onstage back in the day and how Ramellzee and the Beastie Boys influenced his style.

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    50 min
  • Alchemist’s Kitchen’s Lou Sagar
    Health and wellness in the age of the Corona Virus brings herbs, botanicals, mushrooms and cannabis front-and-center. Lou Sagar is the activist CEO of Alchemist Kitchen and Evolver, two mainstains of alternative medicine practice. He breaks it down for us.

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    39 min

About Light Culture

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Hi, my name is David Hershkovits. As a founder of Paper magazine, I have been a long-time supporter of cultural disruptors from the alternative worlds of skate, hip hop, graffiti and streetwear scenes…