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Meow Wolf

Meow Wolf

Meow Wolf is an immersive art and entertainment company that designs and operates interactive art exhibition venues in multiple U.S. cities, including Santa Fe, Denver, Houston, and Grapevine, Texas. Founded in Santa Fe in 2008 as an underground art collective, the company creates large-scale immersive installations and experiences built by collaborating artists and storytellers.www.meowwolf.com

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Nov 1, 2026

MaxGUEST
17:21
We did have a pretty cool launch party.
MaxGUEST
17:25
Our launch party was at Meow Wolf in Denver.
MaxGUEST
17:29
And it's this beautiful, immersive art installation.
MaxGUEST
17:32
But we did it really thrifty.
JoshHOST
68:15
The murder mystery itself feels kind of like if anyone has done...
JoshHOST
68:20
the Meow Wolf experience at Area 15, like there's a mystery and there's a story there, but it's kind of really there for those people who want it.
JoshHOST
68:31
And this is kind of like the same thing.
JoshHOST
68:32
Like if you wanted to like really do a deep dive and look through papers on the desk and have more conversation with performers to try to figure out what is going on here.
Ryan WarnerHOST
0:32
plus climate horror and a little comedy with a top 10 denver fears list
Matt KobosGUEST
0:39
number two mushrooms become mandatory and the whole city gets redone by meow wolf Yeah, you think traffic's bad now, wait until people are stopped at the stoplights because they're pretty.
Ryan WarnerHOST
0:58
This is Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
1:02
I'm Ryan Warner.

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Matt KobosGUEST
46:53
They keep lying about Victor Marx's life.
Matt KobosGUEST
46:55
They're like, the movie Boss Baby was actually a biographical film based on Victor's life.
Matt KobosGUEST
47:02
Number two, mushrooms become mandatory and the whole city gets redone by Meow Wolf.
Matt KobosGUEST
47:11
Yeah, you think traffic's bad now, wait until people are stopped at the stoplights because they're pretty.
Craig CohenHOST
0:02
Meow Wolf is, well, unlike any other art installation or museum you might ever come across.
Craig CohenHOST
0:08
It's part choose-your-own-adventure, part time machine, and part I don't know how to describe it.
Craig CohenHOST
0:14
I'm Craig Cohen.
Craig CohenHOST
0:14
Today on Houston Matters, ahead of Meow Wolf Houston's two-year anniversary tomorrow, we broadcast live from the center of the venue and explore the radio station part of the space to find out if it really captures what community and public radio looked, sounded, and felt like 40 years ago.
speaker_1ANNOUNCER
0:30
Houston Matters with Craig Cohen is a production of Houston Public Media with support from Baylor College of Medicine.
Craig CohenHOST
0:37
Also this hour, will wet weather dampen your Halloween plans, we ask Houston Chronicle meteorologist Justin Ballard.
Craig CohenHOST
1:06
Good morning.
Craig CohenHOST
1:06
Thanks for joining us here on News 88.7 and on Houston Public Media's YouTube channel.
Craig CohenHOST
0:37
Jack, Jessica, Natalie, happy almost Halloween.
Craig CohenHOST
0:40
Welcome to Houston Matters, and welcome to Meow Wolf, Houston's radio tape.
Craig CohenHOST
0:45
Pretty cool, huh? Real
Natalie ArceneauxGUEST
0:46
cool.

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Natalie ArceneauxGUEST
12:26
As long as they're in the rocket
Craig CohenHOST
12:28
zone.
Craig CohenHOST
12:29
As long as we are here at Meow Wolf Houston's radio tape and we have an extra minute or so, I'd just like to know your impressions of the space and how it makes you feel as we head into Halloween tomorrow.
Craig CohenHOST
12:43
Jessica?
Robert KerrHOST
3:59
And so thank you, everyone, for joining us an hour late.
Robert KerrHOST
4:02
And I got my New Mexico United Meow Wolf, which has my own little...
Robert KerrHOST
4:08
Halloween character there, but we have some good topics on the way.
Robert KerrHOST
4:12
Are American clubs scared of Halloween college soccer reform? Maybe on thin ice with the deadline coming next week and a coalition, Jason, a coalition rallying against it.
Kate O'NeillHOST
0:39
What happens when the weird, the handmade, and the immersive become not just art, but a scalable business, a story universe, and maybe even a technology philosophy? Today's guest has been living that question from the inside.
Kate O'NeillHOST
0:55
Benz Kadlebek is the co-founder and chief vision officer of Meow Wolf, the Santa Fe-born, genre-defying, immersive experience company that has turned maximalist, tactile, deeply story-driven environments into something millions of people can walk through, touch, and get delightfully lost inside.
Kate O'NeillHOST
1:16
He's helped guide Meow Wolf from DIY art collective to major cultural force, served as CEO through its growth years, and returned to leadership in a role focused on creative direction and universe building across its expanding worlds.
Kate O'NeillHOST
1:30
In our conversation, we talk about what Meow Wolf is actually trying to do artistically, culturally, and commercially, and why nonlinear storytelling is both the magic and the challenge.
Kate O'NeillHOST
1:42
and where Vince draws the line between technology that amplifies human experience and technology that hollows it out.
Kate O'NeillHOST
1:49
We also get into taste, gatekeeping, absurdity, and what weirdness is for, especially in a moment when reality itself feels increasingly hard to parse.
Vince KadlubekGUEST
2:07
It's nice to see you again.
Kate O'NeillHOST
2:09
Nice to see you.
Stewart Alsop IIIHOST
48:07
So I don't like it just feels like where we're headed is uncharted territory in terms of creativity.
Stewart Alsop IIIHOST
48:14
And which is really cool because you've been investing in creativity, particularly inside of Meow Wolf, just like such a iconic out of the box company that is totally in the creative space.
Stewart Alsop IIIHOST
48:27
And like the Meow Wolf, that's like the businesses of the future.
Stewart Alsop IIIHOST
48:30
They'll be like Meow Wolf.
Stewart Alsop IIIHOST
48:31
Do you agree? Do you disagree? Wow.
Stewart Alsop IIGUEST
48:34
The gotcha on Meowth is that they build these physical exhibits to give you an experience.
Stewart Alsop IIIHOST
48:39
But that's going to become crazy.
Stewart Alsop IIIHOST
48:41
In the next five to 10 years, they're going to have so many opportunities to improve that.
Craig CohenHOST
48:23
Jared Carroll is our technical director.
Craig CohenHOST
48:25
On tomorrow's show, we will broadcast live from Meow Wolf's Houston Radio TAVE.
Craig CohenHOST
48:30
The interactive museum celebrates its two-year anniversary with Halloween-themed events this weekend.
Craig CohenHOST
48:35
The Fifth Ward interactive art installation takes you inside a sort of choose-your-own-adventure story set at least at first – decades ago in a community radio station.
Craig CohenHOST
48:54
We'll also have this week's The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, plus conversation with and music by the Houston-based soul funk and blues band Los Soldis.
Craig CohenHOST
49:03
I'm Craig Cohen.
Craig CohenHOST
49:04
Join us tomorrow from Meow Wolf Houston for those and other Houston Matters.
Robert LambHOST
5:39
But there have also certainly been various works, old and contemporary, that attempt to transform a single room into another world, an environment of some sort, a different space.
Robert LambHOST
5:51
And certainly, you can go to places like Meow Wolf.
Robert LambHOST
5:54
You can go to various art installations at airports.
Robert LambHOST
5:57
I can think of one at Atlanta's own Hartsville Jackson, where you're traveling through, you're on the conveyor belt, and oh, it's like you're in a jungle.

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