Episode 12 is a conversation with chef John Yelinek ( @quartdeli on instagram ) He is one half of Pariah (@pariah.dining), recently opened Shelby in Detroit and is popping up every first Sunday of the month at Milwaukee Caffe. This Thursday Pariah is preparing a one of of kind event at Voyager in Ferndale. It is the TYEE TAKEOVER. They have put together 10 dishes that will be made from this 35 lb Tyee Ora King Salmon. Only 5 are harvested and shipped monthly globally.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardgallery/support

Episode 11 is a conversation with Melissa who is a death doula in training, metalsmith and jazz musician based out of Detroit. We discuss the effects of covid , how to deal with death as well as other topics. You can follow Melissa on Instagram @o.k.sure and @it.is.ok.to.die the next death death cafe is in February 26th, be sure to contact her for details on how you can participate! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardgallery/support

In episode 10, I sit down with Rick Brown, my father! We switched up for the format (he interviews me) so we can discuss my childhood, Hard Gallery's challenges/solutions during the pandemic and plans for the future.  Sharing some of this stuff with Downtown Ricky Brown brought up some interesting details and behind the scenes info--like how Hard Gallery got it's name. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardgallery/support

In Episode 9 we chat with Problematic Black Hottie, a dj and creative figure based out of Detroit. We discuss how her African roots and living in various places molded her into the unique individual she has become. You can stay up to date with her doings on her website www.problematicblackhottie.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardgallery/support

Morgan is born and raised on the west of the state near Lake Michigan. She is currently in the urban and regional planning PhD program at the University of Michigan. In Part 1 of this episode,  Morgan and I discuss: how actionable steps are necessary for change, the importance of visualizing an equitable society as well as her research related to anti-capitalism.  @more_again_ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardgallery/support

In Part 2 of this episode we give Morgan's brain a break and have a conversation about her love for ceramics, architecture and photography. We also chat about: how she co-created an all girls skate club ( See You Tuesday ) , pregnancy cravings and some of her favorite artists.  @seeyoutuesdayskate @more_again_ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardgallery/support

Starting off the New Year with a conversation with Dev Will.  He's a Detroit born and raised vegan chef, photographer and film maker currently based out of LA. He has a publication coming soon entitled, A Break From the Screen. We cover how his creative career began during his internship at Burn Rubber and discuss the exciting projects sprung from those early connections.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardgallery/support

Episode 6 is a conversation with artist and designer, Mike Han. He discusses his journey as a sushi chef, art school student, artist and designer. Mike is exhibiting his first solo show on December 31st online at www.thehouseofhan.com In this podcast he also opens up about his creative process and love for hand rolls. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardgallery/support

Episode 5 is a conversation with Paulina Petkoski. She is a designer, the co-owner of Playground Detroit, stylist, and Adjunct professor at Center for Creative Studies in Detroit, Mi. She has recently designed INTRODUCTION TO SUSTAINABILITY IN FASHION, the first course of its kind at CCS, a dedicated class focused on sustainability.  She recently created the Farmer Street Pop-up Shop for the holidays, a project she's been planning for the last 5 years.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardgallery/support

--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardgallery/support