Gabe Ribeiro's guest appearances

Gabe Ribeiro

Pod and Market

Satyourday Radio

Master of My Fate

Kai Campbell

Danny Wolf

Jordan Thomas

David Marx

Trinidad James

Stephen McKenzie

Steve Hughes

Tom Sachs

Marcy DePina

Evan Weiss

Benjamin Edgar

Larry Lyons

Topaz Jones

Elijah Barber

Alex Hodgkinson

OwlTail

“I don't want it to be about me, I want it to be about the work. It's very city oriented...it's everybody else's project not just mine” -Gabe Ribeiro  On this episode, we sat down with Gabe Ribeiro, founder of The Nork Project, to talk about his upbringing in Newark, the recent changes in his community, how to really pronounce Newark, and much more. Stay tuned for more episodes.  Mastering Engineer: Tyler Herrick  Make sure you follow us:  iTunes, Soundcloud, and Spotify- “Satyourday Radio” Instagram- @satyourdayradio Twitter- @satyourday Facebook- @satyourdayradio

“I don't want it to be about me, I want it to be about the work. It's very city oriented...it's everybody else's project not just mine” -Gabe Ribeiro On this episode, we sat down with Gabe Ribeiro, founder of The Nork Project, to talk about his upbringing in Newark, the recent changes in his community, how to really pronounce Newark, and much more. Stay tuned for more episodes. Mastering Engineer: Tyler Herrick Make sure you follow us: iTunes, Soundcloud, and Spotify- “Satyourday Radio” Instagram- @satyourdayradio Twitter- @satyourday Facebook- @satyourdayradio

Episode 56 with Gabe Ribeiro

Recently, on the Newark subreddit on reddit.com, someone posed the question, “What is the most common misconception about Newark?” I jokingly responded “That it’s pronounced new-ark.” This joke has some resonance though. The pronunciation of the city’s name acts as a password, a way to separate who is from the city and who is not. Pronunciations can vary. However, locals generally settle on “nərk” or “nork.”Gabe Ribeiro, a local, 21-year old artist, has run with this unique cultural artifact and developed some branding around it. Products with this branding are instantly recognizable. They include “Newark Is For Hustlers” and “Nu-Werk.” Gabe, however, is not merely seizing on a locally generated term. His work is designed to breakdown barriers between outsiders and residents in the city and the bubbles that exist within the city itself. He also is pioneering the Nork Audio Project, where stories about Newark are collected, archived, and shared. On the episode, Gabe explains his work, what he wants to accomplish with it, and what support he needs. Background &amp; Articles:The Nork Project website: here; social mediaThe Nork Audio Project: social mediaFirst Fridays Website: hereNewark Subreddit: hereGuest:Gabe Ribeiro—Gabe is a an artist, born and raised in the Ironbound section of Newark. He is a self-taught graphic artist, starting with Snapchat geofilters and then transitioning into physical products. He runs both the Nork Project and the Nork Audio Project. Quote:“Chekalinsky began to deal, his hands trembling. On the right lay a queen, on the left an ace./’The ace wins!' said Hermann, and he turned over his card./’Your queen loses,’ Chekalinsky said affably./Hermann shuddered: indeed, instead of an ace, the queen of spades stood before him. He did not believe his eyes, did not understand how he could have drawn the wrong card./At the moment it seemed to him that the queen of spades winked and grinned. That extraordinary likeness struck him . . .” Alexander Pushkin, The Queen of Spades

Recently, on the Newark subreddit on <a href="http://reddit.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">reddit.com</a>, someone posed the question, “What is the most common misconception about Newark?” I jokingly responded “That it’s pronounced new-ark.” This joke has some resonance though. The pronunciation of the city’s name acts as a password, a way to separate who is from the city and who is not. Pronunciations can vary. However, locals generally settle on “nərk” or “nork.”Gabe Ribeiro, a local, 21-year old artist, has run with this unique cultural artifact and developed some branding around it. Products with this branding are instantly recognizable. They include “Newark Is For Hustlers” and “Nu-Werk.” Gabe, however, is not merely seizing on a locally generated term. His work is designed to breakdown barriers between outsiders and residents in the city and the bubbles that exist within the city itself. He also is pioneering the Nork Audio Project, where stories about Newark are collected, archived, and shared. On the episode, Gabe explains his work, what he wants to accomplish with it, and what support he needs. Background &amp; Articles:<ul><li>The Nork Project website: <a href="http://thenorkproject.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>; <a href="http://instagram.com/thenorkproject" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">social media</a></li><li>The Nork Audio Project: <a href="http://instagram.com/norkaudioproject" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">social media</a></li><li>First Fridays Website: <a href="https://www.newarkhappening.com/event/newark-first-fridays/21539/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a></li><li>Newark Subreddit: <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/Newark/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a></li></ul>Guest:Gabe Ribeiro—Gabe is a an artist, born and raised in the Ironbound section of Newark. He is a self-taught graphic artist, starting with Snapchat geofilters and then transitioning into physical products. He runs both the Nork Project and the Nork Audio Project. Quote:“Chekalinsky began to deal, his hands trembling. On the right lay a queen, on the left an ace./’The ace wins!' said Hermann, and he turned over his card./’Your queen loses,’ Chekalinsky said affably./Hermann shuddered: indeed, instead of an ace, the queen of spades stood before him. He did not believe his eyes, did not understand how he could have drawn the wrong card./At the moment it seemed to him that the queen of spades winked and grinned. That extraordinary likeness struck him . . .” Alexander Pushkin, The Queen of Spades

A Newark Brand: Interview and Conversation with Gabe Ribeiro

Welcome to the very first episode of Master of My Fate. My first guest is Gabe Ribeiro, he is the founder of The Nork Project, a creative steward that promotes the city of Newark, NJ.   As a quick reminder, if you want to see the video version of this podcast you can connect with us on Instagram @slyponder. We usually post episodes on IGTV first. You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel youtube.com/slyponder 

Welcome to the very first episode of Master of My Fate. My first guest is Gabe Ribeiro, he is the founder of The Nork Project, a creative steward that promotes the city of Newark, NJ.  As a quick reminder, if you want to see the video version of this podcast you can connect with us on Instagram @slyponder. We usually post episodes on IGTV first. You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel <a href="http://youtube.com/slyponder" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">youtube.com/slyponder</a>

Master of My Fate, Ep. 1 | Gabe Ribeiro 