SoHo

This is All of It.

I'm Alison Stewart, live from the WNYC studios in Soho.

Thank you for sharing part of your day with us.

I'm grateful you are here.

We're a mimetic species.

Isn't some of this just a general expectation amongst young people that they failed if they aren't living in Beverly Hills or Soho? Or it might be.

I say this stuff and I realize how boomer I sound.

I want to acknowledge that I think housing is a huge issue and we have an obligation to shove more capital into the hands of younger people.

Because I just left like New York.

So I was like, I went to a couple like, I went to Soho.

So they might have

been like, is this you?

Yeah, I went to Soho.

So it's like, you know, a couple, they're not, every store in Soho is not like a major chain.

Like you got some local businesses there.

So I was like, I got to check.

As Alan Han might say, here on Don, Han, and Rosenberg, I am in the beautiful...

Good Karma Studios in Soho, Manhattan.

Alan Hahn just moments away from me.

I can practically feel his musk, his

And I left two weeks later, thanked him and went to culinary school.

I went to the French Culinary Institute in Soho.

I did the six month training program.

I was working as a line cook around Soho.

It was truly the best time in the food business.

So I was working in a restaurant called Frontier on Princer Spring.

I moved to New York City in 1978 for a few years, and I ended up actually getting a job printing Warhol's artwork, which I was doing while I was in Sonic Youth and then Pussy Galore right up to when Warhol died in 1987.

In 1979, I believe, I was working in Soho silkscreen printing and, um, I saw this little ad in the Village Voice, and it said, punk rock art wanted.

And so I went down to this gallery, which was a couple blocks from where I worked, and I showed them some of my work.

And I got accepted into this group show, which included Joey Ramone and Screaming Mad George.

He's also responsible for the upside-down martini glass graffiti that you see all over the world.

That was a crazy band, and we lasted about seven months, and I just never stopped.

Not long after that, I saw a flyer in a store in Soho that said, Sonic Youth needs a drummer.

So I took the flyer down.

So it turned out beautifully.

Blue Lemon, Soho, Snapchat in New York.

California on Sunset Boulevard.

Anyway, just a lot of different things that basically is design freedom.

it's a gif of a dude showering

february 27 2019 somewhat michael ferraro are you a fried chicken or rotisserie chicken kind of person at soho manhattan and then it's an instagram link a dirty red responded rotisserie i always remember to wash my hands to prevent cross-contamination

man i wish i wish we had had this podcast six seven years ago man fuck We would have made Dirty Red a fucking star.

Oh my

They don't have two apartments, so they have two pairs of headphones.

Claudia in Soho, you're on WNYC.

Hi, Claudia.

Hello.