Turbo is a clothing designer from Tampa Florida. At age 18, he moved to Southern California and began his clothing brand 2001 Odysey. His brand garnered attention when music artist Destroy Lonely modeled his “Bloom” hoodies. Since then, Turbo has grown the brand to include cut and sew, backpacks, lounge pants, and denim.

In this episode we spoke with Turbo about his journey through school in Florida, moving to Los Angeles, connecting with Destroy Lonely, and the relationship with his mom.

Thank you Turbo for sharing your experiences with us! We hope you all enjoy this episode.

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This episode was produced by Nathan Argumedo

baby.com is a DJ and recording artist from Delaware currently based in Los Angeles. So far this year, she has been traveling/performing DJ sets in New Orleans and at the Coachella Festival to name a few. It has been about a year since she last dropped music, but plans on returning with new music soon.

In this episode we talk about her hiatus in music, music as medicine, creating Baby World, and what she hopes her music does for others.

Thank you to Baby for sharing with us her journey and experience. We hope you all enjoy this episode. This episode was filmed at Re/Arte Literario by Nathan Argumedo and Tony Morales.

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Edgar Hernandez is a graphic designer from Boyle Heights. He is one of the designer for Nothing Personal, and the owner/designer of his clothing brand, Cielos.

We spoke with Edgar about why he created Cielos, having family support, meeting Blazzy, and the importance of packaging.

Thank you Edgar for sharing your experiences, we hope you all enjoy the episode!

OG Chino sits down with There Radio in Re/Arte Literario to break down the start of L.A. Hip Hop. He is an artist and owner of the restaurant in Koreatown, Escala. Before owning a restaurant, the Korean-born artist had roles in the music industry. He went from owning the first hip hop curated record store in LA to touring with the DJ group X-Ecutioners. 

In this episode we talk about his role in Def American, platforming an early Black Eye Peas writing about Gang Starr, the crossover between gangs and hip hop, and about how he navigates the rollercoaster of life. 

Thank you OG Chino for sharing with us your experiences. We hope you enjoy this episode! 

This episode was filmed by Nathan Argumedo and Jennifer Guzman at Re/Arte Literario in Boyle Heights. 

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Today on the show we have Santa Ana artist Kapri! Kapri has been busy this year, making his goal to be consistent. He has worked with West Coast artist AzChike, MoneySign Suede, Cypress Moreno to name a few.

Kapri and I met up at Mixwizards Studio in Montebello and spoke about the importance of Santa Ana, the music business, his brother's legacy, and his goals in music.

This is a special one because it is our first video interview! We collaborated with The Guild to bring visuals. Follow the team, we will be putting their info in the description of this episode.

Kapri @killkapri

@guildtapes

@worthyshotthat

@pharsydesa

Thank you Kapri for sharing with us your experience! We hope you enjoy this episode, and soon we will bring the visuals.

Daniela Garcia Hamilton is a painter and art educator who creates art that brings forth questions about traditions. At the time of this recording Daniela was preparing to show her solo project Coyote at Expo Chicago.

We spoke with her about her goal as an art educator, questioning traditions, the meaning of coyote, and including embroidery in her recent art work.

Thank you Daniela for sharing with us your experiences, memories, and the music in this episode!

You can find her work at www.danigarciaart.com

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On the show today we have painter and sculptor Estefania Ajcip. Estafania's art comes out of the canvas many times, exemplifying different textures in her pieces.

We spoke with her about her shift from a nursing major to art, her artistic style, and how she uses art to keep memories of Guatemala close to her.

Thank you Estefania for sharing part of your experiences and the music in this episode.

You can follow Estefania on instagram @guamomo_steph.

On another note, we are close to finishing this second season of There Radio. If you enjoy these conversation, tell a friend and let us know what you think!

On the show today, we have artist, oil painter, Nia Simone. Nia creates oil painting that tell stories of Black people in a mental and emotional capacity. We spoke with Nia about her decision to pursue painting, the musical inspirations behind her art pieces, and the intersection of art and mental health. Her piece, “Tryna Find Piece of Mind” is currently on display at Stay Gallery in Downey, and her piece “The Pinata” is currently a part of the "Irrepressible Soul" Show at Urban Arts Space in Columbus, Ohio. Congrats Nia!

Thank you Nia for today’s music selections. You can find Nia on instagram @artbyniasimone. 

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Today on the show we have artist, painter, singer and very good friend Dulce Lopez. Dulce and I met in college as artists creating political posters. It was great catching up with her since we last spoke 3 years prior.

We spoke with Dulce about her artworks: Latinoamerica and Las Guadalupes, returning to her home in Toliman, and the kind of society we are creating and reimagining through art. 

Since we last spoke, Dulce has been accepted into the Latin American masters program at UCLA. Congratulations on the accomplishment, we are excited to see you walk the stage again! Thank you Dulce for sharing with us your experiences, the songs in this show, and your radical energy! We hope you enjoy. 

The music in this episode was selected by Dulce.

Image was taken by Beatriz Cadenas @beatrizcfilms

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www.dulcemlopez.com

Thank you all for joining us in our second season of There Radio! We are excited to go in conversations with a new group of artists. 

Today on the show we have artist and painter, Kiara Aileen Machado. I had came across Kiara’s work through her artwork on Janel Pineda’s chapbook, Lineage of Rain. It’s an amazing poetry book with an equally amazing cover caring a colorful intimacy. 

Last fall, we went to Kiara’s art exhibit in collaboration with Homies Unidos titled "Encuentros, llamame por mi nombre". It was a beautiful show with a community of artists. The day after the opening, Kiara was kind enough to have a conversation with us about her art work .

We spoke with Kiara about the Encuentros art exhibit, growing into art, creating the cover for Lineage of Rain, and being aware of language and privilege when presenting art. 

Today’s music has been curated by Kiara. Thank you Kiara for sharing your music and experiences with us. We hope you enjoy. 

Follow Kiara on Instagram @kiara_aileen_arts

Website: www.kiaraaileen.com