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018 - Paul Torres: Building Brands with Storytelling at Sobremesa Studios
Paul Torres, the visionary behind Sobremesa Studios, joins us today to talk through his creative evolution. Born in Monterrey, Mexico, and raised in Plano, Texas, Paul reflects on how his experiences shaped his unique approach to branding. Discover how the Oak Cliff community became a catalyst for his work, why sobremesa moments inspire his storytelling, and how he helps small businesses tell authentic stories that resonate. From strategy to creativity, this conversation dives deep into the power of connection and community in building meaningful brands.
015 - Diana Cox: Preserving the Heartbeat of Oak Cliff’s Music Scene
In this episode of the Hidden City, we dive into the rich tapestry of Oak Cliff's music and history with Diana Cox, Vice President of Kessler Presents. Diana shares fascinating stories behind legendary venues like the Kessler Theater and Longhorn Ballroom, the vision of preserving historic spaces for future generations, and the magic of intimate live music experiences. From tornado-scarred walls to Grammy-winning artists, Diana’s highlights the soul of Oak Cliff’s music scene.
013 - Temi Coker: Merging Art and Design, Celebrating Identity, and Inspiring Community
In this episode, we sit down with artist, designer, and creative visionary Temi Coker. From his early days in Lagos, Nigeria, to making an impact in Oak Cliff, Temi shares how his journey shaped his artistic style and his passion for merging photography and graphic design. We explore his collaborations with major brands like Nike and Adobe, his commitment to amplifying Black voices, and his vision for building community through creative spaces like TX Studio. Join us for an inspiring conversation about identity, purpose, and the power of art to bring people together.
008 - Richard Doherty: Capturing the Soul of a Changing Neighborhood – 40 Years Through the Lens
In episode 8, we welcome photographer Richard Doherty whose book Framing Oak Cliff offers a deeply personal visual diary of this vibrant Dallas neighborhood. Over 40 years, Richard has documented Oak Cliff’s ever-changing streets, capturing candid panoramas, quiet neighborhood scenes, and the small, often-overlooked details that define daily life. In this conversation, Richard shares his journey, revealing the stories behind his favorite shots, his unique techniques, and the inspiration that Oak Cliff provides. Join us for an exploration of Oak Cliff’s lasting impact on Richard’s work and the heart of the community as seen through his lens.