Enid talks with Uncutt, a multi-talented artist who has elevated public street art to a whole new level. His inspiration is life itself and he uses acrylic canvas to actively engage the minds, hearts and souls of everyone. In 2016, Uncutt created the moniker “Protect Yo Heart” which has since grown into a global annual worldwide celebration.
Enid interviews restauranteur and author Stratis Morfogen who is the Executive Managing Director of Brooklyn Chop House. Stratis was also a founder at Phillippe Chow and owner at Jue Lan Club. He also owns the Brooklyn Chop House and Brooklyn Dumpling House. He lives in New York City and Southampton NY with his wife and daughters. Stratis is a disruptor and an inspiration.
Enid talked to Dakota Kalbacher who runs Kota Marketing, a creative agency based in the Hamptons. She offers superior digital marketing expertise as well as creating bold content. Dakota elevates brands through eye-catching design work and robust social media campaigns.
Enid talks with artist Patti Grabel who has partnered with Feeding South Florida and City Harvest on the Spiritual Spoon Project. Her goal: sell 10,000 spoons to help feed families in need. Each Spiritual Spoon sells for $1.00 and helps feed one family for one day.
Enid talks with Sharon Bakes whose mission is to promote the self-healing powers in all of us.
Mindi Smith describes to Enid her journey in the fashion world to now running a Sag Harbor NY store called Little Red Planet which is devoted to sustainable children’s clothing. She chronicles the rise of responsible and ethical fashion and the short sightedness of fast fashion.
Tom Bogdan was Montauk’s Man of the Year in 2019. He recounts his long history with the town and shares some historical context and recent updates regarding the issues surrounding the East Hampton Airport.
Amanda M. Fairbanks talks with Enid. She is the author of the recently released The Lost Boys of Montauk: The True Story of the Wind Blown, Four Men Who Vanished at Sea, and the Survivors They Left Behind. Amanda discusses her life on the East End and how she was inspired to write this tragic tale as a local news reporter.
Enid and JB recap the past year’s episodes and look ahead to future programming. The airport controversy, affordable housing and overcrowding are just some of the topics covered.
Enid visits recording engineer and East End local Cynthia Daniels in her recording studio in East Hampton NY where she shares her life and experiences in the music industry and her love of the Hamptons.
Author and environmentalist Erica Cirino joins hosts JB and Enid to discuss her book “Thicker than Water”and what to do about cleaning the ocean of plastics and building a more sustainable and safer planet.
Artist Jeremy Dennis of the Shinnecock Nation in Southampton NY discusses the launch of Ma’s House, a new artist residential program for people of color.
David Falkowski of OMO Organics discusses the challenges and rewards of organic farming and growing hemp and related CBD and CBG products in the Hamptons.
Patricia Assui Reed launched Matriark after seeing gender inequalities in her industry. In 2019, she debuted Matriark’s first concept store in Sag Harbor, NY showcasing unique women-owned brands. Enid talked to her about her mission to empower women in business and her focus on helping the local community out on the East End.
oPublisher and filmmaker Amir Korangy publishes The Real Deal, an informative news magazine that covers the real estate industry nationwide. He shares his love affair for the North Fork and gives some insights into East End real estate market.