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EPISODE 10: DJ BROWN BOI – VALUE, CURATION, & HAPPINESS

Cameron T. Moore — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 03:18:03 +0000

Had an awesome conversation with J. Harris aka DJ Brown Boi of FinerTouch/GeekChic DJs. We spoke about creating value as a DJ, the difference between a Wedding DJ and a DJ that does Weddings, how he curates his sounds, and why he still loves what he does. Bringing happiness to thousands of people.

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Episode 170: What if? & Shang Chi

Cameron T. Moore — Sat, 11 Sep 2021 01:36:26 +0000

Join Cam, Kam, Josh, and guest D as we talk about the Marvel series What if? and the recently released Marvel Studios Shang Chi.

Music by @prometheusjackson

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Episode 169: Streaming Wars 2

Cameron T. Moore — Wed, 11 Aug 2021 01:34:14 +0000

The Table of Truth: Blerdlines returns with special guest D to talk about Loki, The Suicide Squad, and the various streaming options we have now.

Music by @prometheusjackson

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EPISODE 9: LANCE PILGRIM – ARTHOUSE NFTS

Cameron T. Moore — Tue, 13 Jul 2021 03:13:48 +0000

Artist, Creative Director, B-Boy Lance Pilgrim, and I chat about his digital art NFT work through Super Rare and Foundation. As well as teaching the next-gen of designers and artists the things we wished we learned. Add in a dash of MCU geeking out to round out the episode. My Friends Are Fresh Featuring Lance Pilgrim.

Links

https://foundation.app/@lancepilgrim

https://www.instagram.com/theelroyjenkins/

Bio

Son of a painter and grandson of a jazz singer, popular culture isn’t just nostalgia for Lance Pilgrim. It’s family history.

Growing up, this Queens born artist was heavily influenced by New York’s pop cultural past, and dove into the vinyl and VHS tapes that surrounded him. From martial arts to blaxploitation, classic jazz to funk and soul, and from arthouse to grindhouse–he grew up in a library of deep-cuts, curated over decades by his culturally immersed family.

Always an eager student, his first public showing was an opportunity to dive further in. As part of “Behind the Green Door,” he was the youngest amongst a well-established West Village collective of artists. He used this as yet another an opportunity to absorb the knowledge of the OGs.

Pilgrim went on to further honor the past when he co-created and hosted the nostalgic experiences, Hot Peas & Butta and Bullies & Brothels event series, which revived the cinematic aesthetic and sound of blaxploitation, martial arts, and 70s B-Movies. The international acclaim of these events allotted Pilgrim the opportunity to showcase his own work and curate exhibitions in The Netherlands.

In 2014, Pilgrim co-founded Passion & Poison Studio, a branding and creative agency in New York City.

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EPISODE 8: KENNY WONG – PASSION & DISCIPLINE

Cameron T. Moore — Tue, 15 Jun 2021 03:07:51 +0000

My chat with Martial Artist and Illustrator Kenny Wong touched on the parallels in approach to martial arts, art, and dance. His journey is an interesting one but he kept the same humbleness, passion, and determination throughout. My Friends Are Fresh featuring Kenny Wong.

Links

Instagram

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EPISODE 7: JAMES CRICKET COLTER – TELLING OUR OWN STORY

Cameron T. Moore — Tue, 01 Jun 2021 03:00:16 +0000

Wonderful conversation with Artist/Dancer/Teacher/Choreographer James “Cricket” Colter. We talk about the importance of the Black experience in Street Dance culture, sharing and passing history while teaching dance, and the work we in the Black Community need to do own and catalog our creations. My Friends Are Friends featuring James “Cricket” Colter.

Links

Instagram

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EPISODE 6: NIKKI & DELA LONGFISH – ACCESSIBLE ART

Cameron T. Moore — Tue, 18 May 2021 02:53:51 +0000

I chatted with one of my favorite art couples, Nikki and Dela Longfish, who create accessible affordable art for the public. I attended San Jose St. University with them and studied under the same teachers. Taking those lessons and applying them to different mediums is a specialty of ours. We talk about how they started selling their art that was different from their 9-5, managing a creative job burnout, the origin of Nikki’s “Miso Soup” art series, and Dela recounts his time putting together The Art of God of War art book. My Friends are Fresh featuring Nikki and Dela Longfish.

Links

Check out their shop on Etsy

Dela on Instagram

Niki on Instagram

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Episode 168: Black Captain America

Cameron T. Moore — Tue, 11 May 2021 01:27:16 +0000

The Table of Truth: Blerdlines returns to talk about The Falcon & The Winter Soldier series. Did we like it? Was it too blackity black black or not enough? Did it strike a balance between cheese, preachy, and just right? And how does it compare to WandaVision?

Music by @prometheusjackson

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EPISODE 5: BRIAN POLITE & BYRON COX – BLACK DANCE CULTURE

Cameron T. Moore — Tue, 04 May 2021 02:48:39 +0000

I had a great “dance nerd” chat with two of my favorite dance nerds, Brian Polite of Afro Mosaic Soul and Byron Cox of The House Dance Project. These brothas are people I would talk to about dance, black culture, and its evolution into the wee hours of the night after dancing all night in the NYC house clubs. We talk about the black experience in street dance and black culture being capitalized and commodity. We offer critiques, observations, and some solutions. This is the first of many talks and I welcome them back in the future. My Friends Are Fresh featuring Brian Polite and Byron Cox.

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EPISODE 4: CHEF QUYNH LAI & CHEF BEN WILEY – BEING AUTHENTICALLY YOURSELF

Cameron T. Moore — Thu, 22 Apr 2021 02:35:14 +0000

My conversation with Chef Quynh Lai & Chef Ben Wiley of stock&candor centered on being authentic in sharing their experiences through food. Based in Grand Rapids, MI, they use stock&candor as their culinary playground to present great flavors in-home pop-ups around the city. I learned how Chef Quynh brings her previous experiences in different industries to enhance her current passion for food. My Friends Are Fresh featuring Chef Quynh Lai & Chef Ben Wiley.

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stock&candor is a project that we, Ben Wiley and Quynh Lai, created as a response to our Observations of the Food Culture present around us in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

We both are Passionate Cooks, striving to Learn and Share our past and present Culinary Experiences. We cannot claim to be the best at anything, but we will certainly attempt to expose dishes that we feel are missing in the area, with the (sometimes handicapping) Pride that keeps us from ever serving mediocrity. Luckily along this Journey, we have been Fortunate to connect, and make friends, with fellow Serious Eaters and Drinkers in our Community; to help evolve the Food Scene and provide a (hopefully) Memorable dining experience that leaves you excited for our next Meal.

LINKS

http://stockandcandor.com/

https://www.instagram.com/stockandcandor/

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