
Khruangbin took the stage for a live rendition of “Two Fish and an Elephant II” on Minnesota‑based station The Current, offering listeners a stripped‑down version of the track that emphasized the trio’s laid‑back groove. The performance was framed by brief on‑stage banter and repeated thank‑you chants, creating an intimate atmosphere that translated well to the radio audience. The band’s signature blend of Thai funk, Middle‑Eastern scales, and surf‑rock guitar work shone through, with bassist Laura Lee’s melodic lines and drummer Donald “DJ” Johnson’s steady, understated beats providing a solid foundation. Listeners noted the seamless transition between the studio arrangement and the live setting, highlighting the musicians’ ability to maintain the song’s hypnotic rhythm while adding subtle improvisational flourishes. Host remarks and audience reactions punctuated the set, with the host repeatedly thanking the band and the crowd echoing “thank you” in unison. The band’s modest on‑stage comments—“we wish you a good show”—reinforced their low‑key, audience‑first ethos, underscoring why the performance resonated with both longtime fans and newcomers. Broadcasting the session on The Current expands Khruangbin’s reach beyond their touring circuit, introducing their global‑fusion sound to a broader U.S. radio market and potentially driving streaming spikes. The exposure illustrates how live radio sessions remain a vital promotional tool for artists seeking to deepen fan engagement and tap new demographics.

Khruangbin stopped in Minneapolis during their "The Universe Smiles Upon You ii" tour to record a live studio session at The Current. The band performed the album’s opening track, "Two Fish and an Elephant ii," offering a stripped‑down rendition for...

Yasmin Smith’s latest project, "Elemental Life," translates the chemistry of the Chicxulub impact into a series of ceramic glazes, turning a planetary catastrophe into a tactile visual narrative. Collaborating with Curtin University geochemist Professor Kliti Grice, Smith received fifteen core samples...

The episode offers a walkthrough of a Utah‑based residential renovation, highlighting the transition from rough construction to finished interiors as the team installs cabinets, moldings, and specialty finishes. Key milestones include the placement of kitchen cabinets that signal the home’s core,...

Building Tomorrow explores how new construction methods are reshaping housing after California wildfires. Host Jen Laress and Marketplace’s David Bronacio tour an Altadena lot where Bronacio’s home burned, using the tragedy to examine how the next century of homes will...

In the episode, Joe Hudson explores whether human actions are fundamentally driven by emotions rather than pure rationality. He references neuroscience research showing that emotional circuits activate before conscious decisions, and he illustrates how subconscious feelings shape everyday choices. Hudson...

Rob Dial promotes his Mindset University live call, urging high‑performers to create clarity rather than wait for it. The free session promises to uncover personal blind spots and accelerate participants toward their next level of achievement. Viewers are directed to...

The video “Liner Notes” examines J. Cole’s third studio album, 2014 Forest Hills Drive, marking its ten‑year anniversary and the release of a limited‑edition two‑LP vinyl with four unreleased tracks. Cole explains that after the 2013 breakout, he felt adrift despite touring Europe, prompting a...

The video features chef‑author Eddie Huang exploring the Accutron Spaceview 314, using his New York‑rooted creative ethos to frame the watch as a symbol of transparency and precision. Huang emphasizes the city’s kinetic energy as a catalyst for breaking the fourth...

Kenji’s latest episode demystifies a basic lentil soup, centering on a lemon‑parsley‑garlic “grimmalada” that doubles as a finishing drizzle and flavor booster. He walks viewers through the prep, from micro‑planing lemon zest to lightly pressing garlic, then coating the aromatics...

The video explains a science‑backed method for achieving consistently crispy chicken wings without batter, using a two‑day prep routine that includes thorough drying, salting, refrigeration, and a brief steam step before final cooking. The host demonstrates the technique with three...

The video debates whether high‑profile actors should shun streaming‑first movies, questioning the impact on their brand equity. Participants argue that streaming alone does not create stardom and that frequent releases on ubiquitous platforms can dilute a star’s cachet. Key points include...

Jenné Claiborne demonstrates a vegan version of Louisiana’s iconic dirty rice in the New York Times Cooking studio, turning a childhood comfort food into a plant‑based mainstay. The video walks viewers through a single‑pot method that preserves the dish’s signature...

The panel at Paris Photo explored the "material future" of photography, questioning how analog practices, institutional stewardship, and emerging technologies will shape the medium. Host Pablo Larios framed the conversation around materiality rather than AI or digitisation, highlighting lab closures,...

The panel titled “The Materiality of Photography” convened at Paroto, featuring Art Forum editor Pablo Larios and artists Dion Lee, Michelle Henning, and Aspen Mays. Their discussion framed photography not as a purely visual medium but as a chemical...

The video chronicles a cross‑country road trip and a deep dive into high‑end automotive customization, featuring a 2025 Lamborghini Ravalto and a heavily modified BMW G82 M4. The creator highlights the acquisition of the Ravalto in Wisconsin, its 2,000‑mile trek...

The video offers a walkthrough of a Los Angeles mid‑century modern residence that epitomizes high‑end design and a $10 million price tag. The host highlights a striking kitchen anchored by a 24‑foot island, butcher‑block countertop, and seamless stainless‑steel finishes, all opening through...

The video features Sophie de Stempel, a painter who modeled for Lucian Freud during the 1980s, recounting how the sessions began and the charged atmosphere of Freud’s studio. She describes Freud’s singular focus, his use of specific pigments such as Naples...

Giannis Antetokounmpo, the NBA star, revealed he possesses what may be the only size 17 pair of Virgil Abloh’s Friends and Family sneakers—a coveted release that has become a mythic status symbol among collectors. The conversation, captured during a casual shoe...

The Baer Faxt Podcast teaser announces a February 27 release featuring Saudi artist Ahmed Mater, who argues that art and culture are the only true bridges linking disparate societies. He expands the definition of culture to include culinary arts, music,...

Rob Dial announced a free Mindset University call aimed at high‑performers who want to create clarity and uncover blind spots. The invitation includes a direct link to register and a broader call to action for his coaching platform, coachwithrob.com. Dial...

The Art21 interview spotlights Icelandic visual artist Ragnar Kjartansson, exploring his belief that visual art is essentially a word for freedom—a concept inherited from early 20th‑century innovators like Marcel Duchamp. He frames his practice as a way of living, creating moments...

F1’s 2026 season was honored with the Gold Derby Film Award for Best Sound, marking the series’ first major industry recognition for its audio design. The accolade was presented to the show’s sound department, led by re‑recording mixer Gary Rizzo,...

The 2026 Gold Derby Film Awards honored the sci‑fi horror feature Frankenstein with the Best Costume Design trophy, marking a rare accolade for a genre‑centric picture. In his acceptance remarks, the film’s director thanked the Gold Derby community and emphasized...

In the latest Modern Wisdom episode, Chris explores the two primary barriers to personal happiness: relentless external comparison and a self‑critical inner narrative. He explains how these mental habits create a feedback loop of dissatisfaction and outlines practical techniques—such as...

The video delivers a motivational message that our thoughts and self‑talk fundamentally shape who we become. It argues that the dominant focus—whether on past regrets, future anxieties, or external opinions—controls our emotional state, while concentrating on oneself anchors peace and...

The video showcases KLAXX's remix of Dabin's track “Stay With Me,” merging deep house rhythms with the original’s introspective lyrics. The visual is minimal, focusing on atmospheric lighting that mirrors the song’s emotional tone. Musically, the remix introduces a pulsing bassline...

The video announces the grand opening of a newly expanded flagship watch boutique, now four times larger than the original 2024 location and housing four times as many brands, while remaining in the same mall. The owner explains that the first...

The Christie’s video frames Lucian Freud’s oeuvre as an ongoing self‑portrait, arguing that every canvas—whether a 1946 love‑bird scene painted in a Paris hotel or a sun‑drenched lemon still‑life from Greece—functions as a record of the artist’s inner world. Freud’s practice...

The March 2026 TBR video outlines a deliberately eclectic reading slate, blending four fantasy titles—including the ongoing Raymond Feist Riftwar read‑along—with a classic horror‑gothic novel and a western finale. The host emphasizes community involvement, inviting viewers to join a Discord‑based read‑through of...

The Mindset Mentor episode argues that desire, not lack, blocks happiness. It defines happiness as a mental state achieved by releasing wants rather than acquiring external successes. The host explains that happiness is a learnable skill, emphasizing presence, gratitude, and...

The video delivers a high‑octane motivational address urging viewers to "live the life you prayed for" by mastering their inner dialogue and anchoring themselves in the present moment. It argues that what you think and repeatedly tell yourself becomes your...

In a brisk, self‑help style video, the creator outlines six practical tactics designed to eliminate chronic procrastination and restore productive habits. He first urges viewers to fully commit to the dreaded task, even suggesting an ‘anti‑to‑do list’ that catalogs distractions to...

Rodney Lucas sits down with Craig Monson, a legendary 1980s street bodybuilder whose life epitomizes the gritty social history of Black Los Angeles. Monson recounts growing up in a neighborhood where police patrols were a daily threat, his mother’s makeshift gym...

The video profiles Jean‑Marie Rossi, a Dutch‑born dealer who defied conventional market boundaries by operating simultaneously as an antique merchant, contemporary art collector, and patron. Raised by his father, an antique dealer who warned against selling to collectors, Rossi began buying...

The video profiles Jean‑Marie Rossi, a French antique dealer turned avant‑garde patron, tracing his upbringing in a family of dealers and his evolution into a “rebel” who refused to separate old masters from contemporary creations. Rossi began buying contemporary pieces in...

The NY Slice Sessions episode titled “Frog” is a relaxed, off‑the‑cuff conversation among Danny, Steve, and Tom. They introduce themselves, recount early musical experiences—piano at seven, guitar lessons, a missed trumpet audition that led to trombone, and now bass—and set...

The video captures Frog’s live rendition of “SAX A MA PHONE VAR. XII” recorded for WFUV’s in‑studio series. The Brooklyn‑based experimental musician pairs a looping saxophone line with fragmented, spoken‑word vocals, delivering a performance that feels part jam session, part...

The episode tackles a paradox many high‑performing men face: thriving businesses while their marriages deteriorate. Host Marc Hildebrand introduces Eric Boosezie, a five‑child father and successful entrepreneur whose marriage was on the brink until he sought help through a peer‑coaching...

The episode follows a major renovation of an early‑20th‑century Boston home, focusing on the basement conversion into a family room. Contractors pour a new concrete slab using a boom‑mounted pump, replace old asbestos‑laden tile and a boiler, and install a...

The video centers on a veteran triathlete outlining his 2026 season plan while confronting the inevitable question of how many competitive years remain. He admits that a decline in win‑contending performances will likely prompt a shift toward full‑time coaching, leveraging...

Art Basel’s newest fair in Doha marks a clear pivot toward the Gulf, highlighting the region’s growing clout in the global art market. Over the past two decades, Gulf governments have poured billions into cultural infrastructure, from Abu Dhabi’s $27 billion Saadiyat...

The video examines Francis Bacon’s recent self‑portrait offered at Sotheby’s London, positioning the work as a culmination of the artist’s lifelong obsession with the darkest corners of self‑representation. It highlights how Bacon used the canvas as a private journal, turning...

Epic Gardening’s latest video tackles the most common seed‑starting questions, offering straightforward guidance on choosing the right mix, soil moisture, and lighting. Hosts Jacques and the host demonstrate how to create a light, well‑draining medium and maintain optimal temperature for...

Khruangbin took the stage on Minnesota Public Radio’s The Current to deliver a live rendition of “Little Joe and Mary ii,” a track from their latest album. The performance was streamed in real time, offering listeners a rare glimpse of the band’s...

The video takes viewers inside Ho Chi Minh City’s iconic Ben Thanh Market, using a walk‑through with a chef to showcase the market’s bounty of fresh herbs and leafy greens that define Vietnamese cooking. The hosts highlight the sheer variety—from water spinach and mustard...

The video offers an intimate, hour‑by‑hour look at a day in the life of a mother‑to‑be at twelve weeks with her fifth child. It chronicles how first‑trimester symptoms—particularly nausea and fatigue—have reshaped her family’s routine, pushing wake‑up times to...

Lily Ramirez, an abstract painter raised in South Central Los Angeles, is presenting her solo exhibition “So Far Out of Sight” at Stefan Simchowitz’s Hill House in Pasadena. The show features oil‑on‑canvas landscapes that serve as visual diaries of...

In this week’s “Screenplays, Spectacles, and Songrise + Weekly Update,” Brandon shares personal style change, creative milestones, and upcoming public events, blending a casual vlog tone with business‑like progress reports. He debuted new, larger brown glasses after an optometrist visit, inviting...

The video reviews Ferrari's Purosangue, the brand's inaugural four‑seat, four‑door car, named after the Italian word for thoroughbred, and its placement as second runner‑up in Robb Report's 2026 Car of the Year. It highlights the hybrid material chassis—aluminum alloy, carbon‑fiber, steel—plus...