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OFFICE OF PodcastGus Kenworthy: Coming Out of Retirement, Identity After the Olympics, and Being Okay in Your SkinGus Kenworthy has lived multiple lives in one — Olympic freestyle skier, cultural lightning rod, mental health advocate, actor, and now, a New Yorker in Williamsburg getting ready to do the thing he once swore he was done with: compete again. In this conversation, Gus sits down with Yale to talk about what it really means to “retire” when your sport is your identity, and why coming back isn’t just physical — it’s emotional.Gus opens up about why he stepped away in the first place: years of pressure, sponsor obligations, life on the road, and a brutal stret...
2026-02-1147 minOFFICE OF PodcastIan Schrager: Reinvention at 79, Studio 54 Freedom, and Making Luxury DemocraticIan Schrager is one of the most influential cultural architects of the last half-century. A born-and-bred New Yorker who helped define nightlife through Studio 54, Ian didn’t just “throw parties” — he built environments where culture happened. Then he did it again by reinventing hospitality, launching the boutique hotel era and creating some of the most influential hotels of the last four decades: Morgans, Royalton, Delano, EDITION, and now PUBLIC.In this conversation, Ian joins Yale at 79 years old — still obsessing over details, still deeply competitive, still chasing the same thing he chased decades ago: that indescribable feeling when peopl...
2026-02-0446 minOFFICE OF PodcastScott Campbell: Permanence, Fatherhood, and Partner-Name TattoosScott Campbell is one of the most influential figures in modern tattooing — a true luminary of the craft who’s tattooed tens of thousands of people, including some of the most recognizable names in culture. From royal palaces and private jets to backstage rooms and moving vehicles, Scott’s work lives in the most intimate place possible: someone’s body. And trust is always the through line.In this conversation, Yale (a man with zero tattoos and a healthy fear of permanence) sits down with Scott to talk about what tattooing really is: control, surrender, agency, and identity...
2026-01-2853 minOFFICE OF PodcastChris Appleton: Finding Courage in Real Time, Career-Defining Yeses, and Betting on YourselfChris Appleton is one of the most influential hairstylists in the world — the creative force behind some of the most recognizable looks in modern pop culture. From red carpets to campaigns to cultural moments that define an era, his work is instantly recognizable. But what happens behind the scenes — in the chair, in the quiet, in the human part — is what makes Chris so singular.In this conversation, Yale sits down with Chris to talk about his new book, Your Roots Don’t Define You — a project that’s not really about hair or beauty, but identity. Chris opens...
2026-01-2148 minOFFICE OF PodcastKyle Hoffman: Surf Therapy, Men’s Body Image, and Training Like a HumanKyle Hoffman is the head trainer at Alo’s New York Wellness Club, the founder of his own online coaching platform, and one of the clearest voices in the next wave of fitness — the kind that’s less about punishment and more about sustainability. He grew up in Rockaway Beach chasing waves and playing soccer, and that mix of competition, community, and movement still shows up in everything he does.In this pilot conversation, Kyle and Yale get into what it means to be a guy today: confidence, masculinity, body image, discipline, and the quiet power of being...
2026-01-1436 minOFFICE OF PodcastJeremiah Brent: Joy as Resistance, Marriage as Friendship, and the Power of a RoomJeremiah Brent has built a career around the idea that spaces aren’t just beautiful, they’re personal. They hold our past, reflect our present, and quietly shape the way we live. In this conversation, Jeremiah and Yale go deep on what “home” actually means: the homes we grew up in, the ones we chase as adults, and the ones that finally hold us.Jeremiah opens up about being raised by a formidable single mom, growing up without much money but with pride and meticulous standards, and the fantasy of looking at houses on weekends and imagining the life...
2026-01-0744 minOFFICE OF PodcastEli Zabar: Family Legacy, New York Permanence, and Making Things the Right WayEli Zabar is a New York institution — not because he inherited one, but because he built one. With the Zabar name woven into the city’s DNA, Eli chose an entirely different path: leaving the family store, crossing town, and creating his own world — one defined by taste, rigor, obsession, and an unwavering point of view.In this pilot conversation, Yale and Eli get into the things that don’t show up on a menu: the weight of a famous last name, the emotional complexity of family legacy, and the quiet confidence it takes to build something that las...
2025-12-3132 minOFFICE OF PodcastNic Jammet: The Salad Empire, The Strokes, and Why the Bowl Had to Be HexNic Jammet is the co-founder of Sweetgreen — a college side hustle that became one of the most recognizable names in food. But Nic’s story starts long before the bowls: a French household in Manhattan, weekends spent in his parents’ fine dining restaurants, and an early obsession with hospitality that had him bussing tables, studying hotel culture, and learning the business from the ground up.In this conversation, Nic and Yale get into what it really takes to build a brand that feels ubiquitous — down to the shape of the bowl. They talk about the early days of Sweet...
2025-12-2437 minOFFICE OF PodcastMark Ambor: Basement Studios, Sold-Out Shows, and Not Feeding the BeastMark Ambor’s rise may look sudden from the outside, but behind the songs is a decade of quiet work, deep self-reflection, and a commitment to doing things honestly. From writing and producing music alone in his parents’ basement to selling out shows across the U.S. and Europe, Mark’s story is rooted in patience, imperfection, and trusting his gut.In this conversation, Mark opens up about life after tour, navigating pressure in the age of TikTok, and why spontaneity and structure are constantly at odds in his creative process. He reflects on Rockwood — the debut album bo...
2025-12-1741 minOFFICE OF PodcastAdam & Ryan Goldston: No Sleep, Big Risks & Getting Banned by the NBAAdam and Ryan Goldston are mirror-image twins, former USC D1 athletes, and the co-founders of APL (Athletic Propulsion Labs) — the luxury-performance sneaker brand whose very first product was banned by the NBA for giving players “an undue competitive advantage.”In this episode, Yale sits down with the brothers behind the brand to talk about obsession, category creation, brotherhood, and what it takes to quietly build a dynastic company from a 60-square-foot office to dreamy, gallery-like flagships in LA and SoHo.It’s innovation, it’s identity, it’s accidental virality, and it’s very much a story of bui...
2025-12-101h 00OFFICE OF PodcastMark O’Brien: Rebuilding Brownstones, Rebuilding Himself, and the Many Lives of a Modern Deadhead DadMark O’Brien has lived a few different lives — actor, filmmaker, brownstone restorer, yogi, Deadhead, husband, father. He’s someone who takes his work seriously but refuses to take himself too seriously, and who believes reinvention isn’t a grand gesture — it’s daily, intentional work.In this episode, Mark opens up about the realities of becoming the man he wants to be: the discipline it takes to build a life (and a home) from the inside out, the identity shift of fatherhood, and the internal tug-of-war between ambition and presence. He talks about the philosophy that guides him...
2025-12-0346 minOFFICE OF PodcastQCP: Identity Behind the Chaos, Discipline & Why Virality is Never an AccidentTikTok’s loudest Italian in a gold chain is a lot quieter in real life. In this episode, we sit down with Gianluca Conte, better known as QCP, to talk about how a kid making pizzas in his dad’s restaurants turned into a 27M follower internet business, a cookbook author, and a full-time entertainer, and the toll all of this can take on what you don’t see behind the camera.We get into the real stuff behind the chaos: work ethic, grief, mental health, relationships, creativity on command, and what it actually means to build a caree...
2025-11-2648 minOFFICE OF PodcastRich Dorment: Modern Masculinity, Mental Fitness, and Redefining What It Means to Be a Man TodayRich Dorment has spent years shaping the conversation around men — first at Esquire, now as editorial director of Men’s Health. He’s one of the leading voices exploring what guys actually need today: emotional openness, better role models, real connection, and permission to be more than just “fine.”In this episode, Rich opens up about the state of modern masculinity, what he’s learned from interviewing some of the world’s most influential men, and why storytelling can change how guys understand themselves. He talks about the pressures men face, why vulnerability is still hard, and how male ident...
2025-11-1937 minOFFICE OF PodcastMalcolm Todd: Ice Cream Dreams, TikTok Fame, Making “Harry Styles” His Own, and the Advice His Sister Audrey Hobert Gives HimMalcolm Todd isn’t your typical 21-year-old. He’s a new kind of pop star — equal parts internet kid, old soul, and hopeless romantic with a sense of humor. From scooping ice cream at Cold Stone Creamery to dropping viral hits that blur the line between heartbreak and pure fun, Malcolm’s rise has been as unexpected as it is undeniable.In this episode, Malcolm opens up about his love–hate relationship with TikTok, the origin of his breakout song “Harry Styles,” and how growing up with a Broadway mom and a Deadhead dad taught him to chase feeling...
2025-11-1236 minOFFICE OF PodcastGavin Casalegno: Vulnerability, #TeamJeremiah, and Finding Balance in the SpotlightGavin Casalegno has quickly become one of the defining faces of a new kind of masculinity — open, grounded, and unafraid to feel. Best known for his role as Jeremiah in The Summer I Turned Pretty, Gavin is carving out space for men to lead with heart, not ego. He’s thoughtful, intentional, and deeply aware of the platform he holds — both on-screen and off.In this episode, Gavin opens up about how the most powerful thing a guy can do is be vulnerable — and what that actually looks like in real life. He talks about where he turns for advi...
2025-11-0538 minOFFICE OF PodcastTom Odell: Writing What Hurts, Finding Calm in Chaos, and Why It’s a Wonderful LifeTom Odell has always worn his heart on his sleeve — and his piano. From his breakout debut Long Way Down to the raw intimacy of Black Friday, he’s spent the past decade turning emotion into art. Now, with his new album It’s a Wonderful Life, Tom has found a new gear — one that’s hopeful, honest, and quietly triumphant.In this episode, Tom reflects on what it means to grow up inside your own music — how his creative process has evolved, what peace looks like after the storm, and why It’s a Wonderful Life marks a turnin...
2025-10-2944 minOFFICE OF PodcastRich Kleiman: Not Lying, Working with Kevin Durant, and Building a Studio with Mark RonsonThis week on OFFICE OF, Yale Breslin sits down with Rich Kleiman — the powerhouse entrepreneur, longtime manager, and co-founder of Boardroom alongside Kevin Durant. Known for his candor and curiosity, Rich opens up about the moments that shaped him — from hustling on the Upper West Side to managing global superstars and building a media brand rooted in authenticity.It’s a conversation about truth, trust, and the grind behind the glamour — what it really takes to navigate multiple industries while staying grounded in who you are.In this episode, we discuss:The importance of telling...
2025-10-2244 minOFFICE OF PodcastWill Hunt and Jake Shane: Skipping Therapy, Walking Disasters, and Non-Stop TextingWill Hunt and Jake Shane don’t hold back — and that’s exactly what makes this episode such a ride. From hilarious stories to offbeat observations, the two bring their sharp humor and chemistry to every tangent. Between the laughs, they also open up about friendship, confidence, and how not taking yourself too seriously can be its own kind of superpower.Don’t miss this interview where we discuss:Ordering food with stubborn friends (and always wanting Mexican)The importance of platonic male friendships and what is (or is not) off limits How far in advance you need t...
2025-10-1541 minOFFICE OF PodcastEric Ripert: Grandma’s Apple Tart, Abusive Chefs, and Daily MeditationEric Ripert has spent decades at the pinnacle of the culinary world as the chef and co-owner of the legendary Le Bernardin in New York City, consistently recognized as one of the best restaurants in the world. But beyond the Michelin stars, TV appearances, and global success, Eric has cultivated a practice of mindfulness and balance that shapes both his cooking and his life. In this episode, he reflects on the discipline of the kitchen, the spiritual practices that ground him, and what it means to pursue excellence without losing your sense of peace. Join us for a poignant, com...
2025-10-0841 minOFFICE OF PodcastDylan Efron: Lazy Workouts, Becoming an Accidental Dancer, and Middle Brother SyndromeDylan Efron has built a career defined by curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to do things his own way. From producing and filmmaking to chasing new passions outside the spotlight, Dylan brings a perspective that’s equal parts grounded and entertaining.It’s not all about the headlines — Dylan reflects on his creative process, what he’s learned working behind the scenes, and how he balances ambition with staying grounded. Of course, he also shares his take on “lazy workouts,” the Afro beats currently on his playlist, and the realities of growing up as the middle brother. The result...
2025-10-0138 min
Gettin Chai PodcastChasing Big Dreams, Ditching Perfection, and Staying Grounded in the ChaosI'm so excited to dive in with my good friend, journalist, creative producer, and all-around visionary boss - Yale Breslin. From ditching perfection, to turning 40 - and what it finally feels like to start trusting your own gut and leaning in. It's an honest convo about creativity, growth, and trusting the process, while having fun doing it.Instagram: @gettin_chaiYouTube: Gettin Chai Podcast
2025-06-2652 min
OFFICE OF PodcastOFFICE OF PodcastWelcome to the Office Of Podcast — where we talk candidly about what it means to be a man today. Most importantly, we dive into what confidence really looks like — what it takes to build it, and the walls it’s built within.I'm Yale Breslin, your host. At Office Of, we have an open-door policy. This is a space for showing up as your authentic self. It's about confidence. It's about character. And it’s about carving your own path.We’re not here just to talk accolades or scroll through internet memes. We’re here for hones...
2025-05-0201 min
DRAMA. with Connor & Dylan MacDowell“Bisexual and Biphasic” with Molly BernardDylan and Connor are joined by Molly Bernard (Cult of Love, Younger). Oh, this is a good one. A great one! The luminous and hilarious Molly Bernard has arrived, y’all. She’s everything. You know and love her as Lauren from Younger (Hilary Duff’s BFF) and now you can see her eight times a week in Cult of Love on BROADWAY. Don’t worry, we hear some Younger stories: Molly’s favorite storylines, becoming besties with Hilary Duff, and the spin-off that almost was. Drama! What did the text say that Sutton Foster sent Molly a few weeks ago...
2025-01-1543 min
How Did They Get ThereEp. 25 - Andrew Hafitz on Bully, Naz & Maalik and Todd SolondzAndrew Hafitz is a veteran editor who has worked on some of the most unique films of all time. After graduating from Yale, and parleying a foray into copywriting, the New Jersey native gained experience in apprentice and assistant editor roles on several films, including Ang Lee’s Sense and Sensibility. He edited multiple feature films prior to working on Whit Stillman’s 1998 film Last Days of Disco (Chloe Sevigny; Kate Beckinsale; Matt Ross; Robert Sean Leonard), with whom he later collaborated with on Damsels in Distress in 2011 (Adam Brody; Greta Gerwig). Another major collaborator of note is the inte...
2022-11-0552 min
le podcast de GivernyNoir lumièreCette semaine nous nous intéressons au noir, dont le statut de couleur est le sujet de bien des débats. Absence de couleur ou au contraire reine des couleurs ? Nous allons tenter d'y répondre à travers la peinture de Claude Monet et de Mark Rothko.
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Liens vers les œuvres décrites :
Claude Monet, Nymphéas, 1904 http://www.muma-lehavre.fr/fr/collections/oeuvres-commentees/impressionnisme/monet-les-nympheas
Mark Rothko, Light Red over Black, 1957 https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/rothko-light-red-over-black-t00275
Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1969 https://www.nga.gov/collection/art-object-page.67522.html...
2022-05-1111 min
DRAMA. with Connor & Dylan MacDowell“#HairOfTheDogEnergy” with Michael Breslin & Patrick FoleyConnor and Dylan are joined by Michael Breslin & Patrick Foley (Fake Friends, This American Wife) to kick off Pride Month. Word on the street is that you can stream This American Wife NOW. The boys discuss Pride season, partying with Kelly Killoren Bensimon, Ratatouille, filming in a haunted Long Island mansion, meeting at Yale, Circle Jerk, pandemic virtual theatre that’s GOOD, befriending Dolores Catania, the influence of Cruella de Vil, “iconic,” the Olivia Rodrigo of it all, sprinkle cookies, the pains of moving & waste, and the cultural impact of The Real Housewives. Stream This American Wife now th...
2021-06-0253 min
The Life Well Lived Podcast with Shane BreslinEpisode 37: Mako Fujimura on art and creativity, the diversity and oneness of humanity and the divinity of makingDavid Brooks, a New York Times writer, wrote a piece not long ago which touched on my guest on this episode of the Life Well Lived Podcast. Titled "Longing for an Internet cleanse", Brooks’s short article lamented how we have come to view and experience time in the instantaneous “everything now” age we live in. The article was subtitled “a small rebellion against the quickening of time”, and Brooks wrote tellingly about the work and words of Mako Fujimura.Brooks wrote:"There is a rapid, dirty river of information coursing through us all day. If you’re...
2021-01-221h 08
Make Monday MineANNE MIDGETTE: Stories That Come Through the Music & the Responsibilities of Sharing ThemAnne Midgette was for 11 years the classical music critic of The Washington Post, where she expanded her beat with a strong social-media presence and became known for her work on #MeToo. Before the Post, she spent seven years as a regular contributor of classical music and theater reviews to the New York Times, having earned the dubious distinction of becoming the first woman to review classical music regularly for that paper in 2001. She has also written frequently for The Wall Street Journal, Opera News, The Los Angeles Times, Town & Country, and many other publications. A graduate of Yale University...
2020-09-211h 03