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  • Idris Goodwin | The Breakbeat Poets, Can I Kick It, and more

    Idris Goodwin dropped by the Cornerstore to talk about his new book, Can I Kick It?, coining the phrase The Breakbeat Poets & capturing hip-hop’s spirit & history in the realm of theater.

     

    https://serve.castfire.com/audio/3690951/3690951_2019-10-23-220751.64kmono.mp3

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  • Sara Dulkin & Birdcap | Chicago Truborn gallery, curating murals, and more

    This week the Cornerstore spoke with Sara Dulkin of Chicago Truborn & visual artist BirdCap.  Sara Dulkin, owner and curator of gallery Chicago Truborn, touched on what it means to hold it down for Chicago, being on of the most prominent galleries in the city & curating murals around the city.  BirdCap, visual artist based in Memphis, spoke about his style, travels and new show at the Chicago Truborn gallery.

    http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3696433/3696433_2019-11-14-000633.64kmono.mp3

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  • Crazy Legs | Being a founding member of The World-Famous Rock Steady Crew, how young people are changing the world, and more

    The Cornerstore spoke with Crazy Legs, a hip-hop pioneer, cultural ambassador & founding member of The World-Famous Rock Steady Crew. He has put on for the culture since before it was called hip-hop. We spoke from Brooklyn about Puerto Rico, being at the forefront of the movement for more than 40 years & how young people & youth culture changed & are changing the world.

     

    http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3686558/3686558_2019-10-08-054358.64kmono.mp3

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  • DAZE | Being a young pioneer of NYC subway graffiti, hip-hop dance and culture, and more

    The Cornerstore spoke with visual artist DAZE, also known as Chris Ellis, about being a young pioneer of New York City subway graffiti in the 70’s, living though and influencing very transformative years in graffiti, hip hop and dance culture, and transitioning his work and practice to show in some of the most notable museums in the world and more.

    http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3686559/3686559_2019-10-08-055559.64kmono.mp3

     

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  • Shira Erlichman |Living life as an artist, “Odes to Lithium”, and more

    The Cornerstore spoke with Shira Erlichman, a poet & multi-genre artist whose new book “Odes to Lithium” wrestles with mental illness & surviving & finding beauty in the everyday.  In our special Bodega edition of The Cornerstore talked to her in Brooklyn, NY about thriving & creating & walking the difficult & rewarding path of living life as an artist.

     

    http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3686561/3686561_2019-10-08-052001.64kmono.mp3
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  • Kieran Hush & Tom Gavin | Foster Project, their works as a multidisciplinary design firm, and more

    The Cornerstore spoke with Kieran Hush & Tom Gavin of the Foster Project about how they formed Foster Project, their work as a creative studio & multidisciplinary design firm, and what the future holds for this young group of creatives.

     

    http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3680135/3680135_2019-09-18-225735.64kmono.mp3
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