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First Aired - 05/14/2012 12:00PM
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This week on After the Jump, Grace Bonney chats with Jason Goodman, Executive Director/Co-Founder of 3rd Ward, a multi-disciplinary workspace and education center in Brooklyn, NY. Find out what drove Jason to create a place where you can experiment, practice and polish your craft and creativity and how his artistic background helped drive his vision. Hear what makes Brooklyn such unique place and the perfect setting for a DIY space like 3rd Ward. This program was sponsored by S. Wallace Edwards & Sons.
"Brooklyn is not really about one thing. There are fashion designers, photographers, furniture makers, hackers, and more. That big mixture of people who share a similar DIY ethos makes 3rd Ward successful and Brooklyn very interesting."
"We're entering an age where lots of programing is considered basic literacy."
--Jason Goodman, Executive Director/Co-Founder of 3rd Ward on After the Jump
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Jason Goodman of 3rd Ward (16:15)
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3rd Ward, Jason Goodman, Executive Director/Co-Founder, industrial designers, work studios, arts education, Jeremy Lovitt, on demand resources, community, graphic design, membership, bicycle repairs, bike operated drink mixer, Band of Bicycles, creative communities, computer classes, multiple mediums, woodworking, metal working, computer programming,Expansion & Dream Goals (14:36)
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small business operation, business models, Marty Markowitz, kitchens, regulations, small food production, wood and metal shop, production facilities, Philadelphia, workshop of the world, Urban Ink, Washington DC, H Street, factories, residency, jason@3rdward.com, arts and crafts,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 07/12/2012 11:00AM
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On this week's episode of Growing Good, Alessandra Maria Iavarone is joined in the studio by Bowie Barnett-Zunino and Jeff Barnett-Winsby of the Wassaic Project. The Wassaic Project is an artist-in-residency program in Wassaic, New York that focuses on community. Every year, Bowie and Jeff host the Wassaic Project Summer Festival, a free multidisciplinary arts and music festival, on their property. Recently, Bowie and Jeff have a new partner in their project - their 5-month-old daughter! Tune in to hear about the roots of the program, as well as the challenges of balancing parenthood with work. Learn more about the town of Wassaic, and what it's like raising a child in a rural, agricultural town with a population of 200 people. This year's Wassaic Summer Festival takes place August 3rd - 5th; for more information, visit their website. This program has been brought to you by Hearst Ranch.
"We're really trying to support and promote emerging artists, musicians, dancers, filmmakers- and having someone who has already gone through the residency program, we're already really invested in who they are. And we want people to see their work, we want people to understand their work." -- Jeff Barnett-Winsby on Growing Good
"We're really trying to support and promote emerging artists, musicians, dancers, filmmakers- and having someone who has already gone through the residency program, we're already really invested in who they are. And we want people to see their work, we want people to understand their work." -- Jeff Barnett-Winsby on Growing Good
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Art and Community in Wassaic (16:16)
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Wallace Rainbow, Bowie Barnett-Zunino, Jeff Barnett-Winsby, Wassaic Project, sustainable, Beacon, architect, Wassaic, mill, barn, education, music festivals, campgrounds, visual artists, economy, community, festival, artist residency, The Wassaic Project Summer Festival, Williamsburg, Cameo Gallery, wood shop, silkscreen, art studio, Ghost of a Dream, printmaking, food justice, Ben Schwartz, CSA, the Bronx, seasonal, organic, Alessandra Iavarone,Beer, Farming, and Country Living (20:21)
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aquaponics, hydroponics, goats, Eve Biddle, New York City, RISD, sculpture, graduate school, daughter, potluck, Waldorf, sensitivity periods, nature, Macedonia State Park, Kent Falls, Appalachian Trail, bar, The Lantern Inn, Beer Sessions Radio, tap system, DJ, magic, wedding dress, rural, agricultural center, beer, art openings, non-profit, camping, amphitheater, bonfire, film, Liliana Greenfield-Sanders, short films, feature length, Hurricane Irene, population, country living, Montessori, forest schools, The Return to Rattlesnake Mountain, non-traditional art space, site-sensitive art, Facebook, peers, communal living, sustainability,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 09/07/2009 03:30PM
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On the inaugural episode of Hot Grease, Nicole Taylor talks dairy with Michael Crupain of www.thedairyshow.com. Also on the show to talk social etiquette, Stacey West.
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Hot Grease Introduction & Social Etiquette with Stacey West (10:00)
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the dairy show, Stacey West, designer invitations, Nicole Taylor, food allergies, sustainable beef, pork, RSVP, guest preferences, making guests feel comfortable, dietary concerns, vegan, vegetarian, weddings, wine, gifts at dinner parties, pesto, fruit basket, social etiquette, host responsibility,Michael Crupain of The Dairy Show (10:16)
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Michael Crupain, The Dairy Show, sustainable agriculture, slow food nation, where food comes from, milk, dairy is a great introduction to agriculture, milk thistle, science, cheese, processing, Grandville, Jodie Summers, Tuscan style, Babo, pastries, Michael White, Mario Batali, Anne Mendelson, Momofuku, www.norecipes.com, Blue Hill, Whole Foods, locally made cheese, affordability, expensive cheese, www.thedairyshow.com, reforming health care, sustainable food will become more important, Michael had a residency in neurosurgery, sheep’s milk cheese,The Hot Five with Michael: Important Dairy Figures (10:29)
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The Hot Five, Roberta's, five important figures in dairy, Liz Thorpe, The Cheese Chronicles, Murray's Cheese, Jonathan White, Dante Hesse, milk thistle, Flow Money, local farms, Lisa Schwartz, Rainbow Ridge, Westchester, goat cheese, Blue Hill, vegetable garden, Anne Saxelby, Vermont Cheese Festival, ice cream, butter, labor day, Slow Food University, fundraising events, Jeri Quinzio, Of Sugar and Snow, cinnamon, www.twitter.com/thedairyshow, grass-fed cows, quality of milk vs. quantity of milk, Saxelby Cheese mongers, non homogenized grass fed product,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
