Quality Goods

Quality Goods

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Quality Goods episodes

  • QGPod 52 - Grammy Winning Engineer Jabari 'Barz' Tawiah

    Jabari ‘Barz’ Tawiah is a Grammy award winning Engineer & Producer based in Oakland California. His engineering work with fellow Oakland based artist Fantastic Negrito helped garner him notoriety both in the community and in the recording industry. We nerded out on audio for a bit, dabbled in a little bit of history of music production, and talked about the many ways that technology has changed the industry. It is safe to say that all of us listen to and consume some kind of music, so let’s get into this conversation about the creative process that fuels our favorite songs.


    Follow Barz:

    @barzmakesbangers


    Shop his beat catalog:

    https://www.barz.io/beat-store


    Quality Goods Weekly:

    Quality Goods Vol. 1


    This episode is brought to you by:

    @lighthead_threads

    lightheadthreads.com/shop

    1 hr 40 min
  • QGPod 51 - Artist Steve Javiel

    Steve Javiel is is an Oakland based artist that is steadily building a following in the Bay Area. With paintings hanging prominently in multiple galleries, including a space in Bloomingdales in the Westfield Mall, his abstract works have found their way in front of many audiences over the last few years. The guys got into the process and the importance of finding your style as an artist, and the influence that music has had in his work. As an artist, you never know who is going to respond to your work, or what kind of reception a particular piece will have, and Steve shared some stories about navigating the dynamic art market. It was a dope conversation about painting, hustling, and putting yourself into your craft.


    Follow Steve:

    @stevejaviel

    stevejaviel.com

    57 min
  • QGPod 50 - MMA Fighter Jeremiah Labiano
    On today’s episode of the Quality Goods Podcast the guys were joined by Jeremiah Labiano, Mix Martial Artist and instructor at the Crispim Brazilian Jiu Jitsu gym right here in the Bay Area. They dive into his introduction to MMA and the road to becoming a professional fighter. They discuss his experience in and out of the cage over the last decade, and how it feels to fight on some of the biggest stages around the world. They talk the about the future of the sport and how he went from training part time to now being part owner of his own gym. This is a great episode for fans of MMA and anyone who has pushed through adversity in order to compete at the highest level.
    Follow Jeremiah:
    @jermdakidd
    Episode sponsored by:
    Lighthead Threads
    @lighthead_threads
    57 min
  • QSA - 1 Year Anniversary + Dope Era on YouTube

    We just turned one and wanted to let you all know how much fun we've had putting out quality content for you all over the last year. We couldn't think of a better way to celebrate one year of quality content than by giving you guys some new content on our YouTube channel. Season two of our show features Mistah FAB and his store Dope Era in Downtown Oakland. He and everybody at the shop always show us love when we slide through, and they will show you the same treatment if you drop by the store, right off of 19th Street BART station.  


    Quality Goods Season 2 Premiere: From Getting Hyphy to Writing a Book with Mistah Fab at Dope Era | Quality Goods 


    Shop Dope Era: 

     DopeEra.com

    23 min
  • QGPod 49 - Professional Dancer Courtney Sanderson
    On this episode of the podcast, Anson and Chris were joined by professional dancer Courtney Sanderson. DaBaby’s recent hit single BOP has been somewhat of a viral sensation, and Courtney’s impressive handstand twerking skills are a big factor in the videos success. Her talents have opened up many doors for her, including starting her own dance classes, dancing in other promos and videos, and even a live performance on SNL. She talked about her background as a gymnast, and recognizing opportunities through social that she just had to seize. It was a great conversation about pushing the boundaries of art, ignoring the naysayers, and having fun while riding the waves of virality. 
    DaBaby - BOP 'On Broadway
    DaBaby - BOP (Live From Saturday Night Live/2019)
    Follow Courtney:
    @_courtney_sanderson/
    52 min
  • QGPod 48 - Mario Ford Owner of Good News Apparel

    On this episode of the podcast Anson and Chris were joined by the owner and proprietor of Good News Apparel, Mario Ford. Mario started the brand back in 2015 as a means to spread a positive message in the community, in times that can often feel like there is a shortage of it. They discussed the challenges that come with working a 9-5+, while designing new garments and running a retail operation. They talked about the changing landscape of Oakland, and how they can shape and influence those changes rather than sit back on the sidelines. It was a great conversation about hard work, inspiration, and community, so tune out the mass media for a bit and tune into this episode for some real good news.


    Shop G.N.A. :

    goodnewsapparel.co


    Follow Mario and G.N.A. : 

    @gn_apparel

    @isthatrio


    55 min
  • QGPod 47 - Super Bowl

    On this episode of the podcast Anson and Chris chat about super bowl culture and our experience with it through our the years. As Bay Area sports fans, they’ve been blessed to be around a lot of championships over the past decade plus, and that energy is alive and well after the niners secured their place in another big matchup this past weekend. They touched a little on the history of the game, the festivities that surround it, and some memorable moments from years past. Whether you’re a sports fan or not, you’ve most likely partaken in the event at least once or probably even a few times. Food, funny commercials, and a really big show are on the horizon.


    Follow:

    @qualitygoodstv

    @mrbeaty

    @youngmanoldsoles

    28 min
  • QGPod 46 - Jimmy Pablo & Kelvin Wang of Drinks On Us

    On this episode of the Quality Goods podcast, Anson and Chris were joined by the host and producer of the drinks on us podcast. Jimmy Poon aka NahmeanNamsayin and Kelvin Wang are a creative duo that have built a following across the Pacific, and are using their rising popularity in the Philippines to grow their brand Eastbound. Hip hop has catapulted them into the spotlight, and they are only getting started. Content creation is everything these days and these guys are riding the wave from The Bay out to the Phillipines to make some major moves. You never know where the iron is going to strike, but it’s up to you to capitalize while it’s hot.


    Follow them on Instagram:

    @eastboundbeyond

    @nahmeannamsayin

    @mixedbykelvin


    Drinks On Us Podcast:

    YouTube

    Apple Podcasts


    Quality Goods Merch:

    Quality Goods Amazon Store


    1 hr 23 min
  • QGPod 45 - Goods of the Future

    On today’s episode, the Quality Goods crew ring in the New Year with our first podcast recorded in 2020. They look back at 2019 and do a bit of reminiscing about the last decade and the turn of the century that was Y2K. They discuss a few of the changes that they’ve seen in the world, and how they have grown as people and as a society. They talk about tech, fashion trends and the role movies play in shaping the future, we also make a few predictions of our own.


    Quality Goods Merchandise:

    Quality Goods Amazon Store


    Catch the guys on the Drinks On Us Podcast:

    Watch on YouTube

    Listen on Apple Podcasts


    Follow the guys:

    @mrbeaty

    @youngmanoldsoles




    56 min
  • QGPod 44 - Former Pro Baseball Player Rylan Sandoval
    For the first Quality Goods Podcast of the new decade, Anson and Chris were joined by former Professional baseball player Rylan Sandoval. Rylan is an East Bay native that worked incredibly hard to land himself on the roster of a minor league team in the New York Mets organization. He told the guys all about the struggles of being a utility player, the grueling travel that comes along with it, and explained about the shady practice known as the phantom DL. He talked about losing the passion for the game after being jerked around in the minors for multiple seasons, and rekindling his love for the game playing in international leagues after his stint in the MILB. Hard work and dedication are paramount when pursuing an career as a professional athlete, and Rylan is no stranger to any of that. His pursuit of making it to the bigs is a truly unique story, and definitely one you should check out whether you’re a baseball fan or not.
    Follow Rylan on Instagram:
    @rysands3
    1 hr 23 min

About Quality Goods

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A podcast dedicated towards creativity and entrepreneurship. Anson Jay and Chris Beaty host discussions with artists, entrepreneurs, and creators from all industries, and shed light on the talent, hard work, dedication, and passion that fuels some of the coolest projects happening right now.