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Daniel Brush on Making Some of the Most Extraordinary and Exquisite Objects on Earth
Daniel Brush on Making Some of the Most Extraordinary and Exquisite Objects on Earth

Season 2 Episode 23

Daniel Brush’s acute eye for detail, as well as the rigor and vigor he brings to his craft, comes through loud and clear in all of his creations. A p…

6 years, 11 months ago

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Inge Solheim on Fighting Off Fear and Breaking Bad Habits
Inge Solheim on Fighting Off Fear and Breaking Bad Habits

Season 2 Episode 22

Inge Solheim is a free spirit, a new-age explorer, and a wilderness guide-guru whose sense of freedom hinges upon not caring, at all, about what othe…

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David Duchovny on the Climate Crisis, the Drawbacks of Technology, and the Craft of Writing
David Duchovny on the Climate Crisis, the Drawbacks of Technology, and the Craft of Writing

Season 2 Episode 21

David Duchovny may be swooned over as the hunky special agent Fox William Mulder in The X-Files and Hank Moody in Californication, but it should be n…

6 years, 11 months ago

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Why Jesse Kamm Finds the Phrase “Global Expansion” Nauseating
Why Jesse Kamm Finds the Phrase “Global Expansion” Nauseating

Season 2 Episode 20

Jesse Kamm and her beloved waist-hugging, wide-legged “Kamm pants” embody minimalism. A proponent of producing fewer, better things, Kamm has committ…

7 years ago

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Wu-Tang Clan “Whisperer” Sophia Chang on Becoming the “Baddest Bitch in the Room”
Wu-Tang Clan “Whisperer” Sophia Chang on Becoming the “Baddest Bitch in the Room”

Season 2 Episode 19

Sophia Chang pulls no punches. As the self-described (and indeed) “first Asian woman in hip hop,” Chang carries herself—happily, proudly—with the bra…

7 years ago

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Kim Hastreiter on the Art of Connecting Culture
Kim Hastreiter on the Art of Connecting Culture

Season 2 Episode 18

Kim Hastreiter identifies as a “punk at heart.” The co-founder of Paper magazine, which she started in 1984 with David Hershkovits, she served as the…

7 years ago

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From The Usual Suspects to Bohemian Rhapsody: Cinematographer Newton Thomas Sigel
From The Usual Suspects to Bohemian Rhapsody: Cinematographer Newton Thomas Sigel

Season 2 Episode 17

Cinematographer Newton Thomas Sigel has no style. No singular aesthetic, mood, or technique. Rather, his focus is on storytelling. From being the fir…

7 years ago

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Neri Oxman on Her Extraordinary Visions for the “Biological Age”
Neri Oxman on Her Extraordinary Visions for the “Biological Age”

Season 2 Episode 16

Neri Oxman is simultaneously a hardcore ecologist, evocative futurist, meticulous artist, and abstract scientist. The 43-year-old Israeli-American de…

7 years, 1 month ago

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Valerie Steele on Why Paris Won’t Ever Be Dethroned as the Capital of Fashion
Valerie Steele on Why Paris Won’t Ever Be Dethroned as the Capital of Fashion

Season 1 Episode 15

Valerie Steele’s deep contextual dives into the history of fashion set her apart from other academics and curators—two identities she embodies in equ…

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Michael Kimmelman on Building More Beautiful and Equitable Cities
Michael Kimmelman on Building More Beautiful and Equitable Cities

Season 1 Episode 14

Michael Kimmelman does nothing in half measures. For more than 30 years, he has brought his assertive, culturally astute, historically sensitive pers…

7 years, 2 months ago

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