On this episode of FAM, we’re diving deep with a truly multidimensional artist, DJ Spooky, That Subliminal Kid, born Paul Dennis Miller. An illustrious figure in the electronic and experimental hip-hop scenes,DJ Spooky’s career is a tapestry of rich, cultural dialogues, weaving through music, philosophy, and technology. His discography includes his groundbreaking debut album ""Songs of a Dead Dreamer”, named one of the 10 best trip hop albums of all time by Fact Magazine—in addition to collaborations with avant-garde and mainstream artists alike—from Sonic Youth to Metallica and Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Not just content within the bounds of music, his influence stretches to visual arts, having been featured in major international exhibitions like the Venice Biennial and the Whitney Biennial. In 2012 he was the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s inaugural artist-in-residence and in 2014 he was named National Geographic Emerging Explorer.

As we speak with DJ Spooky tonight, we delve into the mind of a creator who challenges the norms of art and culture. His current role as Artist in Residence at Yale University’s Center for Collaborative Arts and Media is just the latest chapter in his expansive career of creativity and influence.

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