Kareem Daay's guest appearances

Kareem Daay

In My Humble Opinion

Rob Jay Show

Donnie Houston

Kam Franklin

Greg T

David Wright

John Saunders

Josh Jones

Lance Scott Walker

George Young

Tobe Nwigwe

Jack Jack

Bria Sullivan

Marlon Avery

Reggie Ray

Jack Freeman

Christian Pope

OwlTail

This week's episode features Kareem Daay, the owner and founder of the clothing brand A Herd of Bison.  We speak with him about what has happened with the brand since our last interview, how he has managed to grow the brand during the pandemic, how he feels the fashion scene has changed in Houston over the last decade, and more.

<p>This week's episode features Kareem Daay, the owner and founder of the clothing brand A Herd of Bison.  We speak with him about what has happened with the brand since our last interview, how he has managed to grow the brand during the pandemic, how he feels the fashion scene has changed in Houston over the last decade, and more.</p>

Episode 113 - Kareem Daay

This week's guest is Kareem Daay.  Daay is the creator of the clothing brand Herd of Bison.  Kareem sits down with us to speak on where the idea for the clothing brand originated, where his inspiration comes from when making his pieces, his plans for the future of the brand and more.

<p>This week's guest is Kareem Daay.  Daay is the creator of the clothing brand Herd of Bison.  Kareem sits down with us to speak on where the idea for the clothing brand originated, where his inspiration comes from when making his pieces, his plans for the future of the brand and more.</p>

Episode 41 - Kareem Daay (Herd of Bison)

Kareem Daay is the founder of A Herd of Bison Clothing, an outerwear/shoe company that is on fire right now, especially in Houston.  He's brought an old school craftsmanship to his line and combined that with bold experiments in footwear and the result is something special.  I take away something from each guest and they all fuel my fire.  Whether it's their grind, tenacity or work ethic something hits home.  Where Kareem is unique is that I found inspiration in his humility.  This conversation is a deep dive in inner game and an authentic view into the psyche of an artist who creates for the purpose of creating.  A creator who is still fueled by the thought "You know what we be dope".  An artist with no expectation.  Creating freely does not mean creating irresponsibly, creating within an unsustainable business model or creating rigidly and unwilling to change in the name of art.  It isn't an oath of poverty. (Sheeit Kareem pulled up in an OJ Bronco and got bout sehm old schools foreigns)  But his come up has been from the inside out. In a world of people chasing waves staying true to yourself is a revolutionary act.   How real is that? #LEGENDSONLY

The Rob Jay Show - Kareem Daay