Ask a New Yorker: Where am I? What’s going on here? Who are you? Natasha: My name is Natasha Schoonbroodt at Collectrium headquarters. We provide beautiful technology for the art world. So when it comes to online catalogues, IPhone applications, nifty IPhone applications that recognize a picture of art work and pulls the information up… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: Good seeing you again! I met Neal Hemphill on the Circle Line twilight boat tour around Manhattan. He was the announcer/ tour guide. Neal: It’s funny, I meet people and tell them I’m a tour guide on a boat, they say, “Oh really?”, and I say, “Yes, I work for New… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: You are Uberchic today. For the whole month, actually! Lou: I should consider myself a fashionable lady, thank you very much. Ask a New Yorker: Where are you headed? Lou: I am heading to Purume, a restaurant. It’s not all vegetarian, but mostly. Ask a New Yorker: Do you use nutritional… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: I’m with Jimmy Bramer, City Council Member. Jimmy: Jimmy Van Bramer. Ask a New Yorker: I’m sorry Jimmy Van Bramer. You have penetrating eyes. You’re probably told that a lot? Jimmy: (laughter) My mother thinks I have nice eyes. Ask a New Yorker: Moms always know best. What’s going on? What… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: What’s going on? Tina: We’re here at Bryant Park to see “Bonnie and Clyde” on the big screen in the middle of the rain and we’re kind of drunk on box wine. Do you know where there’s a liquor store? Ask a New Yorker: I’ll find you a liquor store. Tina:… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: Where were you born and raised? Laurie: I was born in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn and lived there for the first three years of my life. Then my parents moved to Long Island to a house with a picket fence. I grew up in Freeport, Long Island until I was seventeen. Then I… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: How are you doing my friend? Xplane: Do I look like a New Yorker of the month? Ask a New Yorker: You most certainly do. What’s kicking? Xplane: I’m here. I’m working here on 14th Street and 8th Ave, my spot for 12 years, feeling very New Yorkish. I’m putting together… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: Actress, optimist, coach. Where to start? Stacey: I don’t like to call myself an actual coach. I have a PHD in clinical psychology. I’m more of a leadership consultant and leadership strategist. Actually, I empower people to think about who they are as leaders and how that impacts their business and… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: I Love the polka dotted dress, very summery. Elizabeth: I got it at H&M. Ask a New Yorker: Did you feel the earthquake yesterday? Elizabeth: There was an earthquake yesterday? What time? Ask a New Yorker: It was at about 2pm yesterday, June 23. How do you stay cool on hot,… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: I’m sitting with Merrie L. Davis. That’s M.E.R.R.I. E, unusual spelling. Is that a family name? Merrie: No, it’s not, but then my mother was very happy when I was born. Ask a New Yorker: And the L? Merrie: It’s for Lovable (laughter)! Merrie Lovable Davis, that’s what people tell me…. Read more »
