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First Aired - 07/22/2012 04:30PM
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This week Burning Down The House welcomes John Hill, author of Guide To Contemporary New York City Architecture as well as multiple architecture-focused blogs. This episode takes on a conversation as multifaceted as its guest ranging from subjects such as licensing or architects and how to get a job in architecture to the effect of the "Great Depression 2.0" on the field. So native and tourist alike, tune in to learn about some of the best architectural gems around NYC from industrial waterfront to Balsley Park to Bronx Park East. This episode is sponsored by Heritage Foods USA.
"With researching the book I didn't want to talk to architects too much because I know architects are always gonna be biased about their works, but there were occasions when I did talk to them and I would find out about locations that I didn't even know about like these industrial waterfront parklands"
--author John Hill on Burning Down The House
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Burning Down the House: John Hill (6:40)
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Guide to Contemporary New York City Architecture, John Hill, archidose.org, licensed architect, New York,The Great Depression 2.0 (12:50)
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Great Depression 2.0, architect jobs, urban planning, W.W. Norton, IDP, practicing architecture,Continuing the Conversation (38:48)
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Brasserie, Guggenheim, landscape research, Balsley Park, Townhouses, Hotel Americano, New York Times Building, industrial waterfronts, parkland, Bronx Park East, Bank of America Headquarters, green buildings, landscape urbanism, Harvard Design, Modern Good, Richard Meier, Jonathan Kirschenfeld,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 02/10/2013 02:00PM
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Happy Valentine's Day from The Mike & Judy Show! Mike Edison and Judy McGuire are joined in the studio by two heartbroken songwriters: Billy Hough and Peg Simone. Tune in to hear Billy and Peg play some of their songs on-air, and listen in to hear the gang chat about terrible break-ups and make-up sex. Lo from Em & Lo calls in to talk about spicing up love with her new book, 150 Shades of Play! Is Valentine's Day just a Hallmark holiday? What's an appropriate way for a punk rocker to show their love on V-Day? Tune in and find out on this week's installment of The Mike & Judy Show! This episode has been brought to you by Roberta's.
"By the time I'm breaking up with someone, my friends already won't speak to them!" [23:20]
"Why is the best sex always with such toxic people?" [25:30]
-- Billy Hough on The Mike & Judy Show
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Broken Hearts (30:59)
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dating advice, love, Valentine's Day, Peg Simone, Billy Hough, Minor Threat, dreadlocks, Red Bull & vodka, Joni Mitchell, Chelsea Girl, eye candy, rock 'n' roll, drugs, Katie Lazarus, Steve Buscemi, 150 Shades of Play, depression, heavy drinking, sex, Em & Lo, kinky, high income, freelance, pity, heroin, Scream Along with Billy, Bandcamp, break up, multiple break ups, make up sex, chemistry, toxic people, The Cutting Room, The Garage Dogs, Rabbi Dan, Venice,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
