In this episode of the O+ Radio Hour, host Aimee Gardner @disastermansion is joined by Andrea Lubrano @andrealubranogram and Eli Goldstein @soulclapeli to talk about the Future Sound of Nature festival on June 21-23 in Oak Hill, NY.
Andrea Lubrano was born in California, grew up in New York, is rooted in Caracas, and is living in the Hudson Valley, NY. She is an enthusiastic wide-eyed traveler, whose respect for cultures and societies develops intrinsically through the foods and flavors of lived experiences. In 2014, she obtained my Master’s degree in Gastronomy from Boston University, followed by her chef's cap from the Natural Gourmet Institute for Health and Culinary Art. And in 2020 she became a certified Nutritional Therapist through the Nutritional Therapy Association. In the past, she has developed recipes and menus while exploring food photography, styling, and writing. Currently, she is focusing her energy on nutritional counseling through Gut Feeling, managing the DJ Cookbook, Food styling with Schneur Menaker Photography, and raising her daughter Alma Champagne and her new baby boy Ali Levan, with Eli.
Eli Goldstein runs @soulclapofficial, one of Mixmag’s 10 most influential disco labels of the last decade, and hosts a monthly radio show on New York City’s THE LOT RADIO. He’s one of the founders of BLACK FLAMINGO, a plant based taqueria and discotheque in Brooklyn. He spins eclectic, vinyl oriented sets and his mission is to share music that feels like the past, but sounds like the future, music that makes you move your body and feel something in your soul. He is also running DJS 4 CLIMATE ACTION to support the earth and recently received an M.S. in CLIMATE SCIENCE & POLICY to develop an industry-wide climate pledge, while looking beyond climate to promote social justice and fight mass incarceration with GIVE A BEAT.
In addition to this conversation, you can hear songs from Soul Clap, Greem Jellyfish, Ben Seretan, and M. Geddes Gengras.
