Interview with a founder of Runa Tea @Atlantic Antic

Environmental Encroachment Marching Band

Best Pizza in NYC / Best thing about Fall

If you are ever in New York City, take a special trip to see Chicken Delicious' act at Mimi's Cafe.

The Most Interesting Person in Midtown East - Chicken Delicious at Mimi's Cafe

Guitar at Local

From his business card:

Internationally Acclaimed Maestro on the Musical Saw

Moses Josiah Playing the Saw

Julia has lived in SoHo for 81 years. She says the block on Thompson is between Prince and Spring is the best block in all of New York City.  You can find her "sitting out" at the Porto Rico Coffee roasters, which has been around for over 100 years.

The Most Interesting Person in SoHo - Julia

Felipe gives me a lead for the most interesting person in Baltimore

Bells at Baltimore

Mary's family has had a spot in the Northeast Market in Baltimore since 1912

The Most Interesting Person in Middle East, Baltimore - Mary

Under the Brighton Beach Elevated subway tracks

Russian on a dreary night

Birds in a tree

The jackpot at Lansky's diner

Buying socks on the street in Baltimore

Swimming in Brighton Beach...It's Delicious!

Anna - Swimming in Brighton Beach

Usually I find people to interview pretty quickly.  In Brighton Beach, it was a little more difficult.

The Search for the Most Interesting Person in Brighton Beach

Typewriter

Bells at Herald Square

Radegast Beer garden

The sound from the roof of a 50 story building

Costa Rica street parade

I love Uber!  by Angel

Bedford avenue stop

Flagpole on kent street at Williamsburg Waterfront

L train Bedford ave busking

MBTA train station

L train Bedford

The search for the most interesting person in Astoria

Digeridoo! at Atlantic pacific stop

Fireworks at the Casabian's on the 4th at Town of Chatham

Sounds from Saturday morning

Accordion Player Interview on the night of Sandy

evacuating avenue d during sandy

Accordion player on the night of Sandy outside 7B at Horseshoe bar

Some pretty awesome subway busking at 14th street

The NYC Nomad is a project in which I live in a different neighborhood, with different people, every week.  I have lived in over 40 neighborhoods in the five boroughs of NYC.

Recently, I teamed up with the great people at SoundCloud to document my project with audio stories.  Each week I search for an interview "the most interesting person in the neighborhood."

You can find the neighborhood stories here, or better yet submit your own that I will feature on my blog and on a map.

thenycnomad

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