Today we talk with famous New York City photographer Jeremy Cohen, my good old buddy, good old pal.

You probably know him as the quarantine cutie dude who had that viral series just a few weeks ago where he flew a drone with his phone number taped on it to a cutie just a few rooftops away in Brooklyn.

And we discuss what it's like to be documenting the current state of the world right now.

History in the making, man.

Welcome to that's really cool, man.

So you're literally in the thick of it.

You're, you know, not only are you a New York City photographer, but you, you know, you're a New York City photographer in the thick of it. You're, you know, not only are you a New York City photographer, but you,

you know, you're a New York City photographer in the midst of history and the making, you know.

So here we are. We're recording this June 1st, 2020, and riots happening, you know, protests, riots happening separated, uh, labels, by the way, happening

countrywide.

You know, the rest of the world is looking at America right now like shit's crazy.

And your, uh, not only do you document day to day as you normally do, but you're documenting this right now.

You know, I wanted to talk to you especially during these times because you're hearing the stories directly.

What are you hearing?

What are you seeing going on?

I assume most of this is happening in Manhattan, right, as opposed to Brooklyn,

at least the ones you're participating and seeing?

It's actually in all boroughs.

I found this page today that's like, because so many people have been asking me,

because I haven't even really known where or when the protests are happening.

It's kind of just word of mouth because I think people don't want the cops to know so it's very

word of mouth but now there's like kind of an organized page on Instagram where for

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