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“The happiest guys on the internet” celebrate creativity for people wondering what's next.Yo Munir! is a weekly conversation between two brothers about the creative forces shaping business, culture, and the future of work.
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Cars, Coffee, and a Funeral Home Parking Lot | YM Ep 55 with Nick Vorderman (opens the original)
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He broke his first car doing donuts in a funeral home parking lot on his 16th birthday, right after he got the keys.Twenty years later, Nick's obsession with cars and cooking became his café and lifestyle brand, Sunday Motor Co.Nick Vorderman grew up in a car-dealership family in Indiana and Michigan. He pursued acting and directing in New York City and paid his rent bartending and working back of house through the City's vibrant hospitality scene. Then, sitting backstage, in full makeup, before
Who Are You When the Dance Ends? | Daria Fisher Page Ep 54 (opens the original)
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A childhood music teacher once told Daria Fisher Page she was tone deaf — hopeless, not worth the effort to fix. It's the kind of verdict a lot of us get handed young, in one form or another, and Daria's spent her life proving what happens when you don't believe it. She trained for nearly a decade at the School of American Ballet, commuting into New York City starting in fourth grade, eventually switching to the Professional Children's School to make room for a schedule built entirely around dan
Rania Matar: Turning a Camera Into a Conversation | Yo Munir Ep. 53 (opens the original)
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Photographer Rania Matar turns a camera into a conversation. Her portraits of women and girls hang in the MFA Boston, LACMA, and museums around the world. This week on Yo Munir! she opens up about growing up during the Lebanese Civil War, the family photo shoot that accidentally launched her career, and the moment she realized just how much of that history she was still carrying. We dig into her series A Girl in Her Room , her new book Where Do I Go? (five years in the making, born out of the 20
One Year of Yo Munir: The Stories, The Songs, The Stats (Anniversary Episode) (opens the original)
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One year. 52 episodes. 275+ artists on the Mixtape. And one very memorable World Cup game in a stranger's garage. For our anniversary episode, Munir and Rob look back at how Yo Munir went from a "what's in your LinkedIn feed" marketing show to a celebration of practice and creativity — revisiting Ryan Dempster's story behind "Three Little Birds," Barbara Gorder singing the Flintstones theme to sell a Reebok pitch, Kevin Frank's Steve Jobs "1,000 songs" story, and more of the moments (and guests)
Love, Humor, and Politics with Lebanese Food w/ Professor Suleiman Mourad | Ep 51 (opens the original)
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Why did Cain and Abel really fight? Why does a beer in the supermarket have nothing to do with beer anymore? And why can't Lebanese people agree on a hummus recipe but still can't live without each other? Professor Suleiman Ali Mourad, Myra M. Samson Professor of Religion and Middle East Studies at Smith College, grew up splitting summers between war-era Beirut and his grandfather's farm in South Lebanon — feeding goats, hauling manure, and once confronting a group of armed men who stole waterme
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