Shibuya Roll Call with Destin Conrad
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What mutual aid efforts are highlighted in the episode?
Hey everyone, before the episode starts, we want to take a second to shout out a mutual aid effort that's in Minneapolis that benefits immigrants, protesters, and activists.
Today we're spotlighting the Immigrant Rapid Response Fund, which is organized by Women's Foundation of Minnesota.
The Women's Foundation of Minnesota invests in innovative, community-based, community-led solutions to ensure safety, opportunity, and pathways to economic security for women, girls, gender-expansive people, and families across Minnesota.
Right now, they're urgently looking for donations for their immigrant rapid response fund to provide fast, flexible resources to trusted organizations supporting immigrant communities facing crisis.
Please join us in donating by visiting their website that will be linked below in the description of this episode. We also want to spotlight Immigrant Connection Mosaic. They are part of the Immigrant Connection National Network to offer high quality, low cost immigration services. And they provide legal assistance to individuals who are seeking assistance with issues relating to immigration.
Please join us in donating funds and the link to donate to this specific cause will be found in our description. Thank you guys so much.
Hey guys. Hey guys. Oh my god, hey. Can I just say in advance that I've only had a coffee this morning?
Oh, I've only been sipping on this sparkling Cola Celsius. Well. And, um, a churro toffee square. A what?
Yeah, exactly. Just like a churro, like, just like a square of toffee?
Yeah, a square of toffee, like, coated, and then cinnamon and sugar, so, like, whatever that's gonna do to my body.
Well, and it's giving the balanced breakfast realness of, like, I had that in, like, a chocolate protein bar, so my stomach's literally, like, okay but at least yours had protein i'm pretty sure mine just had like bro teen well it has like girl teen like fuck it like fuck it um guys well today we have like a very special guest and it's just like let's let's actually dim the lights let's dim the lights it's giving mood It's giving sense. It's giving like do y'all fuck with music? Like do you fuck with R&B like make some noise? You know, I mean like at home make some noise and we have a very special guest today an R&B extraordinaire and also I'm like no shade but a person who made an alternative jazz album that literally has me in like negligee So I'm like wow, like let me put my robe on let's welcome to the stage miss Dustin Conrad
thank you boom yeah well yeah well and i can tell because i'm like the music will be having like like bitch i'm lighting candles i'm lighting candles what the hell hi guys like thanks for coming i'm such a fan wait oh my god we love you so much and thank you so much for coming on and also can we get into the outfit well do you want to tell the girls about the deets or like yeah yeah honestly don't know where this is from shout out my stylist Sophia oh boom boom boom did her big one well and that's on a stylist you see because like need one of those you know what I mean like I'm like yeah just no and when we ready we'll let you know well y'all will know because like all of a sudden we'll be like no there will be signs well and got you together so I'm like well what like loving that are you in California no I live in Brooklyn oh
Girl, whatever. You Bushwick? Okay.
Same vibe.
Right, and we can bleep it. We don't want to dox you, but it's giving very much East Coast realness.
Yeah, I live in Brooklyn. I've been there for like two years.
Do you love?
I love.
No, because we live.
Are y'all thinking about it?
Do y'all look like... We're not. Not too much.
You look like you're hesitant.
Well, here's the thing. I'm tough. Like, well, because I stay at hotels, right? So there's an elevator. Like, my laundry's clean. But it's like, as soon as the going gets tough, you know what I mean? Or it's just like, once I get to a place where I can afford, like, an elevator, in-unit laundry and dryer. Because here, that would run you, like, what?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What mutual aid efforts are highlighted in the episode?
0:07–4:40
2
How does Destin Conrad describe his experience in NYC?
4:40–6:12
3
What unique challenges does Destin face as a musician?
6:12–10:12
4
How has Destin's background influenced his music career?
10:12–14:04
5
What insights does Destin provide about the creative process?
14:04–22:01
6
How does Destin navigate the music industry as a rising artist?
22:01–25:08
7
What are Destin's thoughts on the impact of social media on artists?
25:08–55:15
8
What upcoming projects does Destin have planned?
55:15–1:24:24