No, I Know Podcast

No, I Know Podcast

By Ilyana Kadushin and James HarrellSociety & CultureMusicRelationships
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No, I Know Podcast episodes

  • Ep#10: Who is DJ Qool Marv?

    Special Guest: DJ Qool Marv. We chat with one of our favorite New York DJ's about his journey to become one of the most popular DJ's of NYC party scene from the 90's through today. He has opened for bands like: P.Funk, Roots, Fugees, Tribe Called Quest, The NBA, as well as television premieres for Showtime and HBO. His mixes are always thoughtful. He brings love and positivity where ever he spins, shining light on music history and sharing new and diverse music of today. Plus a live performance of "If It Ain't Broke" by Lythion.

    1 hr 21 min
  • Ep#10: Who is DJ Qool Marv?

    Special Guest: DJ Qool Marv. We chat with one of our favorite New York DJ's about his journey to become one of the most popular DJ's of NYC party scene from the 90's through today. He has opened for bands like: P.Funk, Roots, Fugees, Tribe Called Quest, The NBA, as well as television premieres for Showtime and HBO. His mixes are always thoughtful. He brings love and positivity where ever he spins, shining light on music history and sharing new and diverse music of today. Plus a live performance of "If It Ain't Broke" by Lythion.

     

     

     

     

     

    1 hr 21 min
  • Ep#9: The Art of Storytelling

    Special Guest: Liza Zapol, an artist and oral historian who creates sound, multi media works and performance on the themes of memory and place using documentary methods. We chat with her about the differences between oral history and modern story telling. From the every day life stories to the preservation of major historic events like The Great Depression and September 11th. We look at how we ask questions and how we tell our stories. Plus a live performance of "Perilous Mouth".

    1 hr 5 min
  • Ep#9: The Art of Storytelling

    Special Guest: Liza Zapol, an artist and oral historian who creates sound, multi media works and performance on the themes of memory and place using documentary methods. We chat with her about the differences between oral history and modern story telling. From the every day life stories to the preservation of major historic events like The Great Depression and September 11th. We look at how we ask questions and how we tell our stories. Plus a live performance of "Perilous Mouth".

    1 hr 5 min
  • Ep#8: Rock 'n Renew

    Special Guest: Jonny Dubowsky, a bonafide rock 'n roll scientist, whose thought leadership in music marketing as well as corporate social responsibility, helps communities to improve resources and communication systems that enrich life. We chat about making art, coding and composting and teaching kids about sustainable living; and his Rock N Renew Social Innovation Lab, where complex social problems are solved by creative problem solvers, with access to the best technology available. With live music performance by Jonny Dubowsky.

    55 min
  • Ep#8: Rock 'n Renew

    Special Guest: Jonny Dubowsky, a bonafide rock 'n roll scientist, whose thought leadership in music marketing as well as corporate social responsibility, helps communities to improve resources and communication systems that enrich life. We chat about making art, coding and composting and teaching kids about sustainable living; and his Rock N Renew Social Innovation Lab, where complex social problems are solved by creative problem solvers, with access to the best technology available. With live music performance by Jonny Dubowsky.

    55 min
  • Ep#7: Green Space

    Special Guest: Jenna Spevak, an artist, designer and educator. She chats with us about making more resilient and sustainable environmental connections in an urban system. Her art projects are about hearing nature and finding well being. As a modern day pioneer woman, she built a cabin modeling Thoreau's, that is off the grid. City life or country life we realize nature is available, if we take the time to see/hear it. Plus a live performance of "(It's Not) About Me".

    45 min
  • Ep#7: Green Space

    Special Guest: Jenna Spevak, an artist, designer and educator. She chats with us about making more resilient and sustainable environmental connections in an urban system. Her art projects are about hearing nature and finding well being. As a modern day pioneer woman, she built a cabin modeling Thoreau's, that is off the grid. City life or country life we realize nature is available, if we take the time to see/hear it. Plus a live performance of "(It's Not) About Me".

    45 min
  • Ep#6: Altered States

    In Episode Six: Co-hosts, Ilyana and James speak with Special Guest: Jason Schuler, an Interdisciplinary Performance Artist. You will learn about: Immersive Theater- What is it? Can you hypnotize an audience? Transhumanism- Humans and their relationship with technology, can you go into a spiritual altered state with it? Can you cultivate a "Hallucinogenic" mind that brings enlightenment without using hallucinogens? Plus- an unplugged music performance of "Living Inside" and Jason leads the audience on a guided meditation that brings you back to the dawn of man.

    56 min
  • Ep#6: Altered States

    In Episode Six: Co-hosts, Ilyana and James speak with Special Guest:                     Jason Schuler, an Interdisciplinary Performance Artist. You will learn about: Immersive Theater- What is it? Can you hypnotize an audience? Transhumanism- Humans and their relationship with technology, can you go into a spiritual altered state with it? Can you cultivate a "Hallucinogenic" mind that brings enlightenment without using hallucinogens? Plus- an unplugged music performance of "Living Inside" and Jason leads the audience on a guided meditation that brings you back to the dawn of man.

    56 min

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Multi media artists, activists and husband and wife duo Ilyana Kadushin and James Harrell talk shop with special guests and perform live music. From art to science to society and culture, they bring…