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Artists of New York has published 135 episodes.

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Artists of New York

Hosted by Unknown Host · Arts · EN · 135 episodes

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A new podcast profiling creatives trying to make it in the art capital of the world.

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Artists of New York is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 135 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Artists of New York
Episode 137: Jon Lampley
Sep 21, 20261h 18m
Jon Lampley is a trumpeter, based in New York City. Instagram and all episodes (00:00) Moving to New York City (04:46) Arriving without a plan (08:30) Breaking into New York’s music scene (11:06) Becoming a horn section (15:00) Growing up in Akron (16:52) Choosing Ohio State (19:06) Following instinct instead of a plan (21:57) Making excellence the standard (25:38) Choosing music as a career (28:53) The boring work behind greatness (33:55) Finding clarity about his calling (35:40) Surrounded by artists at Ohio State (38:18) Feeling convicted to pursue music (41:55) Following the crumbs toward purpose (44:07) The chain of events leading to Colbert (47:05) Paying attention to opportunity (49:35) Reflecting on eleven years at The Late Show (51:40) Paul McCartney plays his trumpet (54:24) Creativity, spontaneity and performing under pressure (57:20) The Late Show’s joy machine (59:04) Inside a typical Late Show day (62:46) Balancing Colbert, O.A.R. and Huntertones (67:03) The personal sacrifices of an artist (73:34) Redefining success around what matters
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Episode 136: Marito Lopez - The Extraordinary Alien
Sep 18, 202652 min
Marito Lopez is a stand-up comedian based in New York City. Instagram and all episodes (00:00) Paying $10,000 to move to New York (02:07) Why Canada made him a better comedian (04:25) Fleeing El Salvador for Canada (06:01) Understanding the Salvadoran Civil War (07:42) His father documenting the war (10:11) His parents’ immigrant sacrifices (12:31) Growing up Salvadoran in Calgary (14:34) Discovering acting, writing, and comedy (17:49) Addiction derails his university years (19:15) His unforgettable first stand-up set (20:26) Recognizing his alcoholism (22:58) Sobriety after losing his mother (24:50) Building a comedy career in Canada (28:41) Resilience and becoming a stronger comedian (31:10) Getting an extraordinary ability visa (34:15) Starting over professionally in New York (35:34) Falling in love with New York (38:43) Breaking into The Stand (40:06) Acting and making New York home (43:02) Race, culture, and finding his voice (47:23) Career ambitions and his New York dream (49:03) Defining success, freedom, and fearlessness
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Episode 135: Adam Wade - The Courage to Try
Sep 14, 20261h 17m
Adam Wade is a storyteller and 20-time SLAM winner at The Moth, based in New York City. Instagram and all episodes (00:00) Falling in love with New York (04:18) College radio builds his confidence (07:41) Winning a talent show changes everything (10:02) Arriving in New York with almost nothing (12:47) Virgil’s Barbecue becomes his first community (16:08) Relentlessly pursuing the NBC page program (20:03) Finding community and kindness at NBC (24:21) Building a career through relationships (28:56) Discovering The Moth (31:06) Colin Quinn tells him to be himself (36:57) Why storytelling became addictive (39:50) Learning how to win story slams (44:59) How he prepared his Moth stories (47:20) The story that became his signature (53:14) Stepping away after 20 Moth wins (55:27) Friendships and opportunities from The Moth (58:01) Teaching storytelling and giving back (59:31) What makes a great story (61:53) The creative projects he’s pursuing now (65:15) Helping shy people take creative risks (68:24) A student finds her moment onstage (72:23) Redefining success and living creatively
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Episode 134: Stephen Rodes Chen - More Important Than Money
Sep 4, 20261h 7m
Stephen Rodes Chen is a songwriter and saxophonist based in New York City. Instagram and all episodes (00:00) Moving to New York (01:54) Discovering the saxophone (06:52) Music and identity (08:57) Choosing Yale over conservatory (11:06) The strange history of the saxophone (15:28) Creating musical opportunities at Yale (18:59) Graduating into the financial crisis (20:50) Committing to music (23:02) Building Great Caesar in New York (26:02) WeWork and the hippie capitalist scene (29:00) Joining San Fermin (30:59) Leaving Great Caesar behind (32:02) Making money between tours (32:56) How necessity fuels ambition (36:30) Second-guessing the artistic path (39:05) The value of an interesting life (43:31) Becoming a professional touring musician (46:34) Covid stops everything (48:02) Building a virtual choir business (52:19) Does a musician still need New York? (59:12) Seeking music that challenges you (65:42) Redefining success
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Episode 133: Nore Davis - No Finish Line
Aug 31, 202655 min
Nore Davis is a standup comedian based in New York City. Instagram and all episodes (00:00) Growing up in Yonkers (02:09) Being the funny kid (03:04) Art before comedy (04:52) Discovering stand-up at Pratt (05:59) Secretly taking a comedy class (08:06) Finding the thrill of stand-up (11:06) Making comedy financially sustainable (13:58) Building connections and community (15:32) Albums, SiriusXM, and independence (16:46) Finding material in real life (18:30) Living with sickle cell anemia (23:23) Becoming a working New York comedian (27:04) Getting discovered at Just for Laughs (28:58) The first Conan appearance (34:25) Acting, writing, and career milestones (36:42) Money, ambition, and destination anxiety (40:41) Building an hour of stand-up (44:45) What separates great comedians (47:21) Why New York beats Los Angeles (50:07) The importance of constant stage reps (52:11) Learning to move past bombing (53:17) Defining success as happiness
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Episode 133: Nore Davis - No Finish Line

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Episode 136: Marito Lopez - The Extraordinary Alien

Episode 135: Adam Wade - The Courage to Try

Episode 134: Stephen Rodes Chen - More Important Than Money

Episode 133: Nore Davis - No Finish Line

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Episode 133: Nore Davis - No Finish Line

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