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S1 #10

Embracing Authenticity and Local Flavor with DJ Ducky Dynamo

Welcome to "The Truth In This Art." I'm your host, Rob Lee. In today's episode, we have a captivating conversation with DJ Ducky Dynamo, he stops by to talk music, curse words, and local flavor! From her beginnings in Park Heights, Ducky Dynamo has always found beauty in her city. Her eclectic taste in music and love for local radio would lead her down a path that took her from college to the stage. Now, Ducky is amongst the top DJs in Baltimore, creating and inspiring the next generation of musicians.In this episode, we delve into:Discover the power of being authentic in your creative journey. Embrace who you are and let it shine through your work.Learn the importance of staying true to yourself in pursuing your creative ambitions. Check in with yourself regularly to ensure you're still on the right path.Stay true to yourself and your creative vision. Don't be afraid to evolve and grow along the way.Ducky Dynamo’s story is proof that no matter how long you put a dream on hold, your passion will drive you towards that goal.Later, Ducky answers questions involving inspiration, cancellation, and the creative process. How do you feel about the cancel culture and the collaboration process? Do you consider yourself a DJ or are you making music? Will Rob leave the podcast world behind to start an affluent music career? You definitely don’t want to miss this episode!Mentioned in this episodeBe sure to check out Ducky Dynamo on Instagram🎧🌟 Don't forget to rate and review this episode to support the best in podcasting! 🌟🎧
S1 #9

The Golden Dance Experiment: Lindsey Golden's Passion in Dance

Lindsey Golden of the Golden Dance Experiment From her beginnings as a 3-year-old student of ballet, Lindsey has always had a deep love for dancing.  Her love would lead her to study in London and DC until she moved to Baltimore for school. While studying at the University of Baltimore, she decided to gamble on herself, chasing her one true passion instead of a law degree. Now, she runs her own studio alongside her husband, teaching the next generation of dancers and dreamers.Lindsey’s story is a triumph for anyone too scared to chase a dream. Betting on yourself is always worth it if you’re pursuing something you love!Join us as we discuss:Learn the importance of discipline and positivity in the world of dance. Check out my interview with Lindsay Golden from the Golden Dance Experiment.Unfold the beauty of fusion dance and the joy of movement with Lindsay Golden from the Golden Dance Experiment. Don't miss our conversation about her unique style.Discover the power of discipline and positivity in the world of dance. Join me as I chat with Lindsay Golden from the Golden Dance Experiment about her journey and the lessons she's learned.Getting To The Truth In This Art, an interview series featuring artists, entrepreneurs, and tastemakers contributing to the culture in Baltimore. Join us for an engaging episode as Rob chats with Lindsey Golden of the Golden Dance Experiment. She shares her journey as a dancer and the fusion style of dance she has developed. She discusses her background in ballet and contemporary dance, her love for improvisation, and her passion for teaching and inspiring others. Lindsay also talks about her experience with injuries and the importance of positivity and perseverance in the dance world. She highlights the vibrant art scene in Baltimore and her goal of performing in all the major venues in the city.Mentioned in this episodeFollow Lindsey and The Golden Dance Experiment on Facebook for more information on classes and upcoming events! 🎧🌟 Don't forget to rate and review this episode to support the best in podcasting! 🌟🎧
S1 #8

Navigating the Podcasting Landscape: Insights from Aaron Dante

Aaron Dante from the No Pix After Dark Podcast joins Rob Lee to discuss podcasting, criticism, and how to handle the journey when it feels like you’re the only one walking the path. What does it take to create your own podcast and persevere through the tough times? Do you have content or a niche idea? How the hell do you find your voice in a saturated free radio, free-market space? The journey isn’t easy, but the good times never stop when you’re producing something you love. Rob and Aaron Dante discuss the early days of recording shows and tips on working the angles to stay relevant in a constantly changing podcast environment. Aaron Dante’s story is an inspirational reminder that good things only come with hard work, dedication, and passion. Later, Aaron Dante answers and asks some rapid-fire questions, including thoughts on local government, celebrities, and where to find the best crab cakes in Baltimore.In our talk, Dante shares:Learning how to navigate the world of podcasting with insights from a seasoned podcaster.Discovering the journey of a podcaster and the challenges they face along the way.If you're looking to start your own podcast, gain valuable knowledge from a seasoned podcaster who shares their journey and tips for success.Getting To The Truth In This Art, an interview series featuring artists, entrepreneurs, and tastemakers contributing to the culture in Baltimore. This week Rob chats with Aaron Dante from the No Pix After Dark Podcast. He discussed his journey in podcasting and the inspiration behind his show. He shares how becoming a father led him to start a podcast that his son could listen to in the future. Aaron talks about the importance of doing a thorough research and investing in quality equipment to ensure a professional podcast. He also highlights the value of receiving feedback and constantly improving one's interviewing skills. Aaron discusses the evolution of his podcast and how he found his niche in human interest stories. He emphasizes the importance of supporting local artists and entrepreneurs and using the podcast as a platform to showcase their work. Aaron reflects on the challenges of podcasting and the need to stay true to oneself while navigating the podcasting landscape.Mentioned in this episodeCheck out No Pix After Dark hereBe sure to vote for No Pix After Dark in this year’s Best of Baltimore contest!Follow Aaron Dante and No Pix After Dark on Instagram and Facebook🎧🌟 Don't forget to rate and review this episode to support the best in podcasting! 🌟🎧
S1 #7

Foraging Flavors: A Culinary Journey with Chef Chris Amendola

Chris Amendola is the owner and head chef of Foraged Eatery. Chris takes us all the way back to his childhood days in Florida as he charts his story from a dishwasher to a foraging sous chef until he finally decided to head back east and set roots in Baltimore, MD. Chef Amendola’s story is a true testament to what one person can accomplish despite the constant hurdles we face in life.  Later, Chris answers an array of questions, providing insight on the culinary scene in Baltimore, advice on foraging for yourself, and the proper way to prepare and season a duck. We also get an advanced preview of what’s to come in 2020 for Foraged. Eatery, including a 4th of July BBQ and an early summer Taco Night! This is an episode you don’t want to miss!In this episode, we explore:Discover the art of foraging and the beauty of hyper-seasonal cuisine with Chef Chris Amendola at Forged. Learn how he incorporates local ingredients into his dishes and opens people's eyes to the abundance of flavors right in front of them.Experience the magic of Chef Chris Amandola's culinary creations. From foraged mushrooms to seasonal produce, every dish tells a story of passion and creativity. Don't miss out on this unique dining experience.Discover the art of foraging and the joy of cooking with Chef Chris Amendola at Forged. His passion for local ingredients and seasonal flavors shines through in every dish. Join us for a dining experience that will awaken your taste buds.Chris Amendola, the chef-owner of Foraged in Hamden, Baltimore, shares his journey in the culinary world and his passion for using locally sourced and foraged ingredients. He talks about his early exposure to cooking and how it led him to pursue a career in the culinary industry. Chris discusses his experiences working in different restaurants and the impact they had on his cooking style. He emphasizes the importance of knowing where your food comes from and the joy of discovering and using ingredients that are right in front of you. Chris also talks about the collaborative nature of the Baltimore food scene and the upcoming guest chef dinners at Foraged.Mentioned in this episodeForaged. Eatery is located at 3520 Chestnut Ave, Baltimore, Md, 21211Check out Foraged. Eatery’s website for more information and reservations! Be sure to follow us on Facebook and InstagramThis episode is brought to you by a partnership with Station North Art's District🎧🌟 Don't forget to rate and review this episode to support the best in podcasting! 🌟🎧
S1 #4

From Beats to Bars: The 83 Cutlass Interview

In this episode of "The Truth in This Art" with Rob Lee, join us as Rob sits down for an exclusive interview with 83 Cutlass, a talented self-produced artist hailing from Northeast Baltimore, whose musical journey is deeply rooted in the influence of his percussionist grandfather. Explore the captivating narrative of 83 Cutlass as he unveils the creative process behind his debut mixtape, featuring an eclectic fusion of hip-hop drums and guitar riffs, and hear about his remarkable collaborations with renowned artists such as Giddeon Gallows and Micah E. Wood. Discover how 83 Cutlass's distinctive sound has earned him a place on esteemed stages, including the memorable "RAW ROUTES" album release at Metro Gallery in Baltimore. Don't miss this captivating episode as we delve into the world of 83 Cutlass and stream his latest track "I Say" on SoundCloud.Join us as we uncover:Learn how to navigate the music industry and stay true to your art with this insightful interview with Baltimore rapper, 83 Cutlass.Discover the inspiring journey of 83 Cutlass, a Baltimore rapper who's making waves in the music scene.Dive into the world of Baltimore rap with 83 Cutlass as he shares his unique story and creative process.Join us as 83 Cutlass, not a stale local rapper. The interview breaks down what drives his creativity, balancing fatherhood with the rigors of being an artist, and his relationship with Baltimore.Mentioned in this episodeListen to 83 Cutlass on Cold Rhymes Records.🎧🌟 Don't forget to rate and review this episode to support the best in podcasting! 🌟🎧
S1 #3

The Truth In This Art: Baltimore's Artsy Entrepreneurs, Aunt Kelly's Cookies & Sophomore Coffee

Welcome to The Truth In This Art. I'm your host, Rob Lee. In this episode, we have Kelly Simmons from Aunt Kelly’s Cookies as well as Kris Fulton of Sophomore Coffee. Both businesses are operated by unique, artsy folks, Kelly at Aunt Kelly’s Cookies and Kris at Sophomore Coffee, that chose to set up shop in Baltimore. These are real people who are doing something positive in Baltimore and want to succeed here.The highlight of this episode:Kelly's signature buttercrunch cookies that hit among her customers, and how she started her business after receiving positive feedback from friends and customers.Why giving away products and getting feedback is crucial for improving and developing a successful business.How essential creating a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere is for both Aunt Kelly and Chris in their respective businesses.Kelly Simmons, the owner of Kelly's Cookies, shares her journey of how she started her bakery in Baltimore. She talks about her love for buttercrunch cookies and how she perfected her recipe over the years. Kelly emphasizes the importance of giving away her cookies to get feedback and improve her product. She also advises aspiring entrepreneurs to focus on quality and product before chasing money. Rob Lee then interviews Chris from Sophomore Coffee, who shares his passion for coffee and his experience in the coffee industry. Chris discusses the importance of creating a comfortable and inclusive space for customers and the significance of representation in the industry. He also provides tips for coffee enthusiasts to explore and learn more about coffee.Mentioned in this episode:Check out Aunt Kelly's Cookies and tell them MTR Podcasts sent you – 857 N. Howard Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201. Check out Sophomore Coffee and tell them MTR Podcasts sent you –  2223 Maryland Ave, Baltimore, MD 21218🎧🌟 Don't forget to rate and review this episode to support the best in podcasting! 🌟🎧
S1 #2

Baltimore's Resilient Voice: Eze Jackson's Journey Through Music and Activism

Welcome to The Truth In This Art. I'm your host, Rob Lee. In this episode, join us for an insightful conversation with Eze Jackson, an American rapper, poet, and community activist from Baltimore, Maryland. Growing up in the city influenced his socially conscious and insightful lyrical style. Through his music, he addresses issues of race, inequality, and urban life, giving a voice to the marginalized. Eze Jackson's dedication to community involvement and activism has made him a respected figure both in the local music scene and as a community leader. He uses his platform to advocate for positive change, raise awareness about social issues, and inspire others to use their voices for the betterment of society.A glimpse of what's in store for this episode:Baltimore's rich and vibrant arts scene that has been overlooked for too long.What sparked conversations and curiosity about Baltimore's culture and community.How the power of music can heal and inspire, and how Eze uses his music to share his own experiences and connect with others.The importance of supporting and uplifting local artists and musicians who are working to make a positive impact in their communities.Join us as Eze Jackson discusses the vibrant arts scene in Baltimore and the city's recent national attention. He emphasizes the importance of unity and pride in the city's culture and rejects the negative stereotypes often associated with Baltimore. Eze also talks about his own artistic process and how he uses his music to inspire and heal others. He shares his experiences of loss and personal growth, and how they have shaped his music.🎧🌟 Don't forget to rate and review this episode to support the best in podcasting! 🌟🎧
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