Bekka listened at LIRR and shared her Inspiration with NYCSubwayGirl: "Poet Andrea Gibson and honest words."
What Inspires Sonja Gibbs?
Sonja Gibbs financial analyst on her way to a conference on banking regulation, shares her Inspiration with NYCSubwaygirl "Leaving things better for the kids. Making a difference while listening to great music."
Luke Ryan MUNY pirate
Luke Ryan a self described old-new pirate, walks with NYCSubwayGirl on their way to perform during Dumbo Arts Fest street performer series.
What's Luke's inspiration? Pirates, Davy Crockett, and DUMBO.
What Inspires Ariel Hyatt?
NYCSubwayGirl chats @DumboArtsFest 2010 with social media guru Ariel Hyatt about her Inspiration: cyber PR artist musician Lee Abramson.
Still heartfelt and inspiring amidst the noisy sound check in the background, makes for a very gritty Inspiration. thanks Ariel.
water cooler chat NYC Subway performer style
Usually before and after I perform, there is an artist packing up or setting up in my scheduled location. We stop and chat, across the sound and shuffling of commuters passing. It's our own version of water cooler time.
Here's some of my latest videos served subway style:
Irving Louis Lattin Rockefeller Center
Floyd Lee Grand Central Station Mezzanine
Delta Dave Grand Central Station Shuttle
Clips edited by Brendan Padgett
What Inspires NYC Subway Girl?
Filmmaker Nana asks NYC Subway Girl, Cathy Grier, for her inspiration. "life, street performing, people that I meet."
What Inspires Alan Chartock?
Alan Chartock President and CEO of Northeast Public Radio interviewed NYCSubwayGirl for WAMC radio and gives his inspiration. "Pete Seeger but also all the amazing staff at WAMC."
Update on 2010-09-08 18:20 by NYC Subway Girl
Thursday September 9th at 1pm on wamc radio 1 hour radio interview of subway chat on the program 'In Conversation with Alan Chartock,' part of WAMC's Speakers' Corner
What Inspires Ian Pickus?
Ian Pickus produced the Alan Chartock interview of NYC Subway Girl on WAMC in Albany, NY for Northeast Public Radio and gives his inspiration. "the great people who come into the station everyday."
What inspires Elizabeth and Jill?
Elizabeth Watts and Jill Stevens came to NYC to film my Joe's Pub gig and performances underground. "music, performing, exchange of ideas...a good nights sleep."
What inspires Jade?
Jade chats with NYC Subway Girl @ Atlantic Ave. on her way to donate her hair to Locks of Love.
What inspires Luisa Fernanda, Joanna, and Sergio?
Luisa Fernanda, Joanna, and Sergio, new friends from Colombia, share their inspirations with NYC Subway Girl @ 34th St. "people who live free"
What inspires Left on Red's Liah and Kelly?
Liah and Kelly, the fantastic subway musicians known as Left on Red, share their inspiration with me after Kelly and I jammed together at Grand Central.
What Inspires Andy?
Cool People Care is a fantastic organization based out of cool Nashville. Co-branding with NYCsubwaygirl's first t-shirt, Cool People Care member Nancy VanReece got Andy from the printer Friendly Artic to talk about what inspires him, Nashville style.
check out their blog 5 minutes of Caring about NYCsubwaygirl and Cool People Care
as told to and filmed by Nancy VanReece
What inspires Ronnie?
What inspires Karissa?
What inspires Ab
Ab, a subway musician, shares his inspiration with NYC Subway Girl @ Grand Central, fellow conga player Zu agrees.
What inspires Heidi?
Heidi is inspired by subway musicians @ 34th St.! She actually paid another fare just to come back and listen!
What inspires Paul Ramirez Jonas?
Paul Ramirez Jonas, the artist behind the "Key to the City" project by Creative Time in Times SQ, shares his inspiration with NYC Subway Girl. Check out my blog post about his amazing public art project!
What inspires Shay, Gigi, and Christina?
Shay, Gigi, and Christina caught up with me at Times Square and shared their inspirations before attending the May 2nd Peace Rally (International Day of Action for a Nuclear Free World).
What inspires Sir Shadow?
Sir Shadow, an artist and a poet, shares his inspiration with me at Grand Central. He gave me a calendar filled with his own original line drawings. Check out the New York Times article written on Sir Shadow!