Britt Moran on Why Atmosphere Is a Real Luxury Product
In this episode, Imran Ahmed sits down with Britt Moran, co‑founder of Di More Studio, to explore how the Milan‑based firm turns atmosphere—scent, lighting, music, and mood—into a luxury product. Moran recounts his unlikely journey from a small North Carolina town to Italy, the evolution of Di More from a partnership with Emiliano Salci into a multidisciplinary design studio, and the importance of craftsmanship and curated ambience in hospitality and home projects. He critiques fashion brands that merely use Salone del Mobile as a marketing stunt, emphasizing that genuine credibility comes from deep design expertise and an authentic sensory experience. The conversation also highlights the studio’s collections, from furniture to fabrics, and the unique Italian artisan ecosystem that underpins their work.
How I Fixed My Blood Sugar in 4 Simple Steps -Revolutionize How Your Body Absorbs Glucose
In this episode the host explains how conventional fasting blood‑sugar tests miss the daily spikes and crashes that cause fatigue, brain fog, cravings, skin breakouts, and mood swings. Drawing on recent research, they describe the hidden "blood‑sugar roller coaster" that...
A Quick Update
In this brief update, the host shares progress on two upcoming books: the forthcoming "50 Seasons," slated for delivery to the publisher this weekend, and the newly released "Big Fan," co‑authored with Mike, which celebrates fandom with charts, photos, and...
Taxes and Tariffs
In this episode, Boston law professor Ray Madoff discusses how the U.S. tax code has transformed the display of wealth, turning once‑flamboyant aristocrats into the understated, "stealth‑wealth" elite we see today. She explains the historical shift from tariffs as the...
David Dawson
In this episode of Talk Art, host Robert Diamant sits down with painter David Dawson to explore his four‑decade career centered on plein‑air landscape painting in mid‑Wales. Dawson recounts his upbringing on a remote farm, his art school training in...
America Has a Moral Problem, Not a Political One — with David Brooks
In this episode, host David Brooks discusses his recent departure from The New York Times after 22 years to join The Atlantic and a faculty role at the University of Michigan, emphasizing his desire for longer-form writing and a focus...
AI in Oncology Takes Off, Tackling HIV and Liver Disease, Pharma’s Recent Gains
The episode recaps highlights from the AACR conference, emphasizing that AI is moving from pre‑clinical research into clinical oncology, but adoption is hampered by low digital pathology uptake (under 10% of U.S. labs), trust issues, and infrastructure costs. It then...
Re-Air: The Young Painter Curators Are Rushing to Work With
In this re‑aired episode of The Art Angle, host Ben Davis interviews emerging painter Taina H. Cruz, who at 27 is featured simultaneously in the Whitney Biennial and MoMA PS1’s Greater New York survey. Cruz discusses how her multidisciplinary background in...
426. The Case for Universal Vaginal Estrogen Use After Menopause
The episode explains why universal vaginal estrogen use after menopause is essential, detailing how systemic HRT fails to restore the vaginal and lower urinary tract tissues that suffer from genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM). Low‑dose vaginal estradiol—whether in compounded cream,...
Procrastination Isn’t Laziness. It Is S Shame. Here Is How to Break the Loop
In this episode, trauma therapist Carolyn Cowan explains that procrastination is not simply laziness but a manifestation of deep‑seated shame. She links procrastination to a three‑part model of shame, emphasizing how feeling unworthy fuels avoidance and the "fuck it" response....
REIT Leadership Expectations Shifting Amid More Complex Environment: Ferguson Partners
In this episode of the REIT Report, Ferguson Partners' Courtney Kalanog and Mike Cordingly discuss the evolving leadership demands for the next generation of REIT CEOs amid a more complex, less forgiving market environment. Their research, based on interviews with...
The Honesty Challenge - Getting More Truthful with Ourselves and Our World
In this episode Tara Brock explores the "Honesty Challenge," examining how personal and societal deception erodes trust, fuels suffering, and hinders collective healing. She illustrates the pervasive nature of lying—from animal survival tactics to political and cultural falsehoods—while emphasizing mindfulness...
Dr George Fareed and Dr Paul Oosterhuis on the Breakthroughs with Turbo-Cancer Treatment
In this episode, Dr. George Fareed and Dr. Paul Oosterhuis discuss their "Turbo‑Cancer" protocol, a repurposed‑drug regimen originally developed for COVID‑19 that they claim has treated between 10,000 and 20,000 patients. They outline the core components—hydroxychloroquine, zinc, doxycycline or azithromycin,...
Hidden Gems of Mexican Archeology
In this episode the hosts explore Mexico’s lesser‑known archaeological sites, arguing that the nation’s tourism focus on famous ruins like Chichen Itza overshadows a wealth of hidden gems such as the massive, still‑largely unexcavated city in Campeche and the enigmatic...
Xochitl Gonzalez on LAST NIGHT IN BROOKLYN
In this episode of Poured Over, Barnes & Noble bookseller Isabel McConville chats with novelist Xochitl González about her latest book, *Last Night in Brooklyn*. González explains how the novel grew out of her own post‑college years in Brooklyn, serving...