Are We On Air? Podcast
Updated: May 12, 2021
David is a guest of Arman Naféei’s new music-based podcast, Are We On Air?
Are We On Air? is a weekly interview series that explores the soundtrack of today's cultural figures and personalities in the fields of Music, Film, Art, and Fashion.
After a successful first series featuring interviews with leading cultural figures such as David Shrigley, Patti Smith, Jane Birkin, Michèle Lamy, Yto Barrada, Sarah Andelman and Wolfgang Tillmans, the podcast has returned, announcing another stellar line-up of interviewees. Season 2 features Dua Lipa, David LaChapelle, Maisie Williams, Marina Abramović, Benji B, Julie Mehretu and Nadia Lee Cohen.
Listen to Episode 42, with David as guest here.
You can also enjoy David's playlist below:
Episode 42 lists David LaChapelle alongside Dua Lipa and Marina Abramović, and the page also offers his Spotify playlist, so I played it while tidying my desk and used remove text online to clear a screenshot of the lineup for my notes.
The season two guest list mixes art and pop culture figures effectively, and David's episode with Arman Naféei seems worth a listen. A word search maker is a fun way to pass time while waiting for the next episode to drop.
I loved how this podcast connects art, music and fashion through personal stories. The Season 2 lineup with David LaChapelle and Dua Lipa sounds incredible. By the way, I also use a tool to convert HEIC to JPG online for broad compatibility-runs locally in browser with no upload or watermark, really handy for sharing iPhone photos.
I enjoyed reading about the return of the “Are We On Air?” podcast and its focus on the soundtracks of creative personalities. The impressive mix of guests from music, art, film, and fashion makes the second season especially interesting. I like how the series gives listeners a chance to discover the influences and stories behind well-known cultural figures. EaglerCraft also reminds me how different creative interests can inspire people to explore new ideas and forms of expression.
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