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No Cap with Britt
by Brittany Henze
Hi everyone, my name is Britt. I'm a visual artist living and working in Oakland. A big part of my life is sobriety, and what life looks like as a result. A quick explanation of the title: "No Cap" means "no B.S." Personally, I can get impatient with small talk. Sobriety demands rigorous honesty, and I really value that in myself and others. I want to KNOW people. So, the purpose of this podcast is to shine a light on my immediate community (Bay Area) and talk about things that matter to them, and what shaped them as individuals. There's also an interactive element called "Ask it Basket".
Episodes
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Joshua Schwartz
I hope you are prepared for a delightful conversation! Joshua Schwartz is a psychologist and a prominent art collector in San Francisco. He shares insights into why and how he collects, along with clear guidance on making the commission process smooth. We discuss the importance of the arts...
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Josefin Lundahl
Josefin is an Art Historian, Curator, and Creative Producer here in SF. This episode is full of advice for artists, so if you're a creative, don't skip it. We chat about the art market, large-scale art installations, and art school. I made up a word, "famiosity," you are welcome to make it a...
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Suki Jones
A terrifically honest and open interview with Suki about her addiction memoir, "Sea, Swallow Me." I read it in 24 hours, and I found it to be a wonderful encapsulation of what addiction is like and what comes after. We laugh hysterically over how we CANNOT stop ourselves from telling random…
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Halloween Special With Amol & KT
We went into this Halloween Horror Movie Special with a list of five horror movies curated by a friend of No Cap, Matty Clark. We all watched Barbarian, Terrified, Bring Her Back, Dead Alive and Black Christmas (1974.) We have no qualifications to critique movies, other than a shared love of...
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Max Ehrman/Eon 75
HOT TAKES: reading fantasy, we say NO to clowns, falling in love with graffiti, the art of practice & diligence, multiple crews, the power of the BUFF and beginning anew, visual jazz, workout in the form of carrying 1,000 page books, always be nice to the robots, Max's new space & participation…
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Erik Otto
Our super busy bi coastal friend dropped in for a casual two hour chat:) I've been a longtime fan of Erik's work, and because SF is six degrees of separation I ended up subleasing his longtime Mission studio when he moved to NYC. That era has ended, but luckily a friendship was born, and it was...
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Amanda Lynn & Lady Mags
This dynamic duo found time in their busy schedules to come have a delightful, and honestly, too short of a conversation for yours truly. They tell us all about their collaborative project "The Get Up," their goals, how much we all love SF, how they began painting, their matching tattoos, and we...
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Brandon Jospeh Baker
There was no plan going into this one, and none was needed. BJB and I met in 2020 but it seems like forever already. We chat about poop, white skittles, art, the fact that he's actively being held captive at my house, what he's bringing for Open Studios, and so much more. Enjoy, it's got a…
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Rachel Znerold
The indubitable Rachel Z has been one of my longest friends, from wayyyy back to little baby Britt in Boulder times. We had an awesome chat- and this is will be an episode fellow artists may want to tune into- Rachel does a great job of breaking down her teaching style and how she does commission...
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Jet Martinez
Jet and I sit down before his first solo show in 5 years- "The Language of Flowers," opening April 6 at Heron Arts. Jet hails from Mexico, grew up in Colorado, and has been in the Bay since the late 90's. He's a Bay Area legend and has work all over the United States as well as abroad. He's also...
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John Wentz
Welp this one is a doozy! I host Bay Area Native John Wentz- accomplished fine artist and raconteur. I posit many opinions, all of which are founded in no facts whatsoever, as per the usual. We talk papier mache aliens, grief, stinky cheese, and wanderlust. It's a small miracle I got him to come...
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Episode 13: Lambtown 42
My internet friend Lambtown 42 flew to SF from Portland to come be my final 2023 episode. We became friends as two fellow street artists, and bonded over the fact that we are both also in recovery. So much laughter in this episode: we talk about best concerts,4-H Club, the Uprising, stencil...
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Episode 12: Micah Ruiz
Hi Everyone! it's my second to last podcast of the first season of No Cap. Today's guest is Micah Ruiz, of Orion Custom Framing. He demystifies the framing game for us, we talk holiday boundaries, work ethic, perfectionism, and of course, loving San Francisco. I hope you enjoy- we had a lot of...
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Episode 11: Eden Stein
I have a lovely fireside chat, sans fireside with Eden, the owner of SF Gallery Secession. We talk about her growing up in an art home, her punk rock roots, and the trials, tribulations, and joy of owning a brick and mortar gallery in the most expensive city in the US. We had a bunch of answered...
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Episode 10: Caitlyn Goebel
We have a marvelous and spooky time commiserating over living for a long time in Colorado, how the Bay lured us in, LOVE, tooth trauma, and owning a gallery. We give CO a hard time, but it's all in good fun. As per the usual, I had a couple technical challenges- well- it was simply someone using…
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Episode 9: Pablo Raiz
I sit with Bolivian artist "Pablito Something"- and this is an episode not to miss. His practice and ethos are unmatched. He is a rolling stone with lots of interesting stories to tell about his travels, including his time with a small circus. We chat about how he never got involved with drugs,...
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Episode 8: Nicole Hayden
I sit with the fanciest painter in all of the land! We talk a lot of shop in this episode, and I have included the picture of her bathroom nightmare story on my instagram page, @nocapwithbritt. Enjoy Nicole Hayden, she's a gifted woman!
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Episode 7: Guilherme Lemes
No Cap Friends, I am so sorry there has been a month between episodes. I am experiencing some growing pains, and we are back on track. This episode was such a treat. Gui is a Brazilian visual artist, with a background in graphic design, but also- a law degree. Please tune in to find out about his...
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Episode 6: KT Seibert
KT is a trans, non -binary flower boi who co-owns Mothbelly Gallery and paints both murals and fine art. KT and I talk about how we spent pandemic, horror movies, starting your own gallery in the City, working in coffee, their transition, and what they're working on next.
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Episode 5: DJ Sonny Phono
What can I say! I was so delighted to sit with my longtime friend that I don't get to see often enough. We dig deep into some really juicy topics. Sobriety, making it in San Francisco, his journey to becoming a DJ, fatherhood, relationships. Don't miss this episode.
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Episode 4: David Polka
David is a visual artist based in Oakland, he and I have studios in the same warehouse. We talk about how the tech boom influenced the art scene in the Bay, the Ghost Ship Fire, tattoos, dating apps, and our love of community.
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Episode 3: Mom
An extra special visitor from Colorado: MaryBeth Henze, AKA Mom. We talk about her life experience, her childhood, her career as a teacher. We also talk abut what it was like for her having an addict as a daughter. I apologize -there is a clunky part in the transition where I accidentally deleted...
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Episode 2: Emily Fromm
My second guest is a multi-disciplinary artist who is a Bay Area treasure: Emily Fromm. We talk about how we got our starts as artists, the gallery scene, perfect SF meal, our jobs in the service industry before we became artists, and the first drawing from the Ask-It-Basket.
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Episode 1: Introduction & Nora Bruhn
Local legend Nora and I sit and chat about her love of nature and ongoing herbalism studies, landing in the Bay, big life turning points, how we met, ups and downs of gigs and how to deal with grief over a dear one's cancer diagnosis. I also give everyone an overview of what to expect on this...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Hi everyone, my name is Britt. I'm a visual artist living and working in Oakland. A big part of my life is sobriety, and what life looks like as a result. A quick explanation of the title: "No Cap" means "no B.S." Personally, I can get impatient with small talk. Sobriety demands rigorous honesty, and I really value that in myself and others. I want to KNOW people. So, the purpose of this podcast is to shine a light on my immediate community (Bay Area) and talk about things that matter to them, and what shaped them as individuals. There's also an interactive element called "Ask it Basket".
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Brittany Henze
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Hi everyone, my name is Britt. I'm a visual artist living and working in Oakland. A big part of my life is sobriety, and what life looks like as a result. A quick explanation of the title: "No Cap" means "no B.S." Personally, I can get impatient with small talk. Sobriety demands rigorous honesty,...
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