Music Wagon

Music Wagon Music Wagon, a stARTup collective in Brooklyn, first emerged in the Lower East Side from The Living theatre, Ludlow Studio, and LES.FM Radio Station. + BUS

The co-founders first met, when Ariel De Lion offered Brent Wellington Barker III a radio show to cover Occupy Wall St. 'Anarchy NYC.' Brent was living and acting at the Living Theatre on 21 Clinton St, and Ariel was residing in Bushwick and running the radio station on 177 Ludlow Street, 'LES.FM'. Right after occupy wall st. Ariel's landlord sold the building, and The Living Theatre got evicted,

and the Lower East Side changed dramatically in a very short period. The ship had to move east to Bushwick. Assembled by characters from The Living Theatre, Ludlow Studio, and LES.FM, Music Wagon HQ was founded at Ariel's warehouse in Bushwick, on 347 Maujer St, in front of the second iteration of the House of Yes.

4,000 open SF on two floors converted to 8 bedrooms, jam session in the basement, events planning offices of Mr. Bugsly Presents at the front and the infamous Blue Music Wagon Bus outside. 9 actors from the Living theatre moved in; one room granted to the Rainbow gathering community and one place to New Orleans's coffee shop Amsterdam residency, by Dank Bliss and his Gangsta Latte. Music Wagon bands, dancers, and artists toured the northeast and produced since 2012 multiple events, after hours, operated an Art Car and managed several collective lofts and event spaces in Bushwick.

Yo, check it – you can back the Palestinians, you can roll with the Israelis, but if you're down with what went down on ...
10/19/2023

Yo, check it – you can back the Palestinians, you can roll with the Israelis, but if you're down with what went down on October 7th? I’ll judge you to the curb. And when you’ll be straight-up canceled, I’ll keep judging you to the curb. And when Humanity will ghost you and history's gonna kick you, I will still judge you to the curb. Peace out if you still don’t condemn October 7th. ✌️ Go ahead and hit that unfriend if you need to.

Sharing the Interpersonal emotional process of an Israeli-American person living abroad:First, I’d like to delve into th...
10/19/2023

Sharing the Interpersonal emotional process of an Israeli-American person living abroad:

First, I’d like to delve into the psyche of a Jew. For generations, a shadow of victimhood, cast by a history of near annihilation, loomed over Jews and we all know it. Yet, with the birth of Israel, a new dawn emerged, urging Jews to see beyond this narrative. It’s heartening to note that the young Jews, especially the Z generation, are leading this transition and charting a new path.

As an International social person my social media accounts colorized with all kind of minds and ethnicities and although it’s challenging to see external opinions I find it important to keep listening, because it is truly matters to me what people overseas says about Israel and Jews.
Do these people financially support the Palestinians during the year? No.
Do they volunteer or belong to Hamas or Jihad groups? No.
Do they have skin in the game or just barking at night? I don’t know.

I see what they post, and choose to channel my energies into self-healing and helping those around me. While some may be resilient and outspoken, many face post-traumatic stress, and witnessing their friends posts triggers multi-generational trauma. How can we focus on positive actions, uniting those seeking harmony, and creating a powerful influence to help free the kidnapped, be they old, young, or women? Such efforts can change the situation, and everyone can contribute, whether through advocacy or social work.

I stresses that external opinions and its nature to spring into action otherwise lethargic towards Israel and Palestine are irrelevant. Provoking hate and popping multi-generational triggers of our companions is neglecting interpersonal issues. it is a form of avoidance dealing with game changing actions. In other words, those who can’t think, judge.

These are my feelings.

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The co-founders first met, when Ariel De Lion offered Brent Wellington Barker III a radio show to cover Occupy Wall St. 'Anarchy NYC.' Brent was living and acting at the Living Theatre on 21 Clinton St, and Ariel was residing in Bushwick and running the radio station on 177 Ludlow Street, 'LES.FM'. Right after occupy wall st. Ariel's landlord sold the building, and The Living Theatre got evicted, and the Lower East Side changed dramatically in a very short period. The ship had to move east to Bushwick. Assembled by characters from The Living Theatre, Ludlow Studio, and LES.FM, Music Wagon HQ was founded at Ariel's warehouse in Bushwick, on 347 Maujer St, in front of the second iteration of the House of Yes. 4,000 open SF on two floors converted to 8 bedrooms, jam session in the basement, events planning offices of Mr. Bugsly Presents at the front and the infamous Blue Music Wagon Bus outside. 9 actors from the Living theatre moved in; one room granted to the Rainbow gathering community and one place to New Orleans's coffee shop Amsterdam residency, by Dank Bliss and his Gangsta Latte. Music Wagon bands, dancers, and artists toured the northeast and produced since 2012 multiple events, after hours, operated an Art Car and managed several collective lofts and event spaces in Bushwick.