Bedste Grey Matter Podcast-podcasts (2024)

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What feeds Chef Akshay Bhardwaj's passion? 39:53

1+ y ago39:53

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For Executive Chef Akshay Bhardwaj, becoming a chef was not always the plan. It took perseverance and a little bit of defiance for him to rise in the ranks and become the Executive Chef of Junoon, which at one time was the only Michelin Star restaurant in New York City serving Indian food. In this episode, you will hear about Akshay’s path to cooki…

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Where does Cyndie Spiegel find Microjoys? 40:33

1+ y ago40:33

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For A Year of Positive Thinking author Cyndie Spiegel, writing her second book came after a year of personal struggle and loss in 2020. Yet, she still found moments of joy and documented them in her second book, Microjoys: Finding Hope (Especially) When Life Is Not Okay, a collection of personal essays designed to help us find joy wherever we can. …

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What led Arielle Assouline-Lichten to build Slash Objects? 39:35

1+ y ago39:35

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Arielle Assouline-Lichten’s dream was to create a furniture design studio that creates social change - that’s what led her to start Slash Objects, an award-winning, sustainable design studio. Arielle is a Best of NYC x Design winner, and she was a finalist contestant on the HBO Max show Ellen’s Next Great Designer. In this episode, you will hear Ar…

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Why did Rob Herting press play on QCODE? 40:07

1+ y ago40:07

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Rob Herting saw a void within the podcast space where nobody else did – cinematic quality audio fiction. After leaving his job at a talent agency, he became the CEO and founder of QCODE, an audio-based production studio, creating a new outlet for creatives to tell their stories. QCODE is behind multiple critically acclaimed fiction podcasts like Bl…

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How did Dr. Zach Thomas grow his channel on YouTube? 48:41

1+ y ago48:41

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For Zach Thomas, the idea of doing anything other than teaching tennis seemed out of reach while studying at Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania. Now Zach is a podiatrist who runs the YouTube channel Foot Doctor Zach, where he reviews the latest performance shoe tech and breaks down the most advanced shoes for athletes. In this episode, you wi…

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What did Nathalie Walton expect with Expectful? 42:39

1+ y ago42:39

42:39

Nathalie Walton found that there were not enough resources devoted to the mental health of expecting mothers. After a serious health scare during her pregnancy, Nathalie turned to the Expecftul app to find peace of mind. The app moved her so much that she became an advisor and eventually a late-stage co-founder and CEO. She helped transform Expectf…

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How did Neil Tanna find time for Howbout? 42:59

1+ y ago42:59

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For law school graduate Neil Tanna, the idea of losing touch with his university friends was heartbreaking. Motivated by the excitement of creating and keeping connections, Neil and his team made a UK-based social platform called Howbout. Howbout raises the question, “Why is it easier to schedule a meeting with your boss than it is to schedule a dr…

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How did Gavin McIntyre grow Ecovative from the ground up? 37:35

1+ y ago37:35

37:35

For Gavin McIntyre, what started as a classroom project and a passion for helping the planet, is now an audacious goal of ending the world's dependency on plastics through the mycelium materials company, Ecovative. Gavin and his partner Eben Bayer have used mycelium — aka fungi — to create leather alternatives, a meat substitute product, and a full…

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What made The Sloomoo Institute stick? 41:15

1+ y ago41:15

41:15

For co-founders and longtime friends, Karen Rabinovitz and Sara Schiller, the idea of creating a place for play was always at the tip of their fingers. Together, they found joy and healing during difficult times in an unexpected way – by playing with SLIME. They partnered with artists, architects, and advocates to bring the concept of a sensory pla…

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What set the stage for Jessie Mueller? 40:00

1+ y ago40:00

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Jessie Mueller’s Broadway career started in 2011 with the revival of On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, where she starred alongside Harry Connick Jr. She then went on to star in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical as Carole King and in Waitress as the lead Jenna. But before that, she was a theatre kid growing up outside Chicago and a student at Syr…

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Season 4 Trailer 2:45

1+ y ago2:45

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New episodes of Grey Matter: A Podcast About Ideas are launching soon and will release every other Tuesday. The Webby Award winning podcast is back with new guests, a new logo, and a new host! Follow to hear firsthand, how the best ideas were thought up from some of the most innovative creators, founder, and inventors.…

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Six Feet Over: Shared Perspectives From The Time We Went Away 29:41

3y ago29:41

29:41

This week, we're sharing a special episode of Grey Matter, featuring an idea from within the walls of Grey, a project called Six Feet Over. Six Feet Over is a collection of almost 400 artifacts, images, objects and stories submitted by the folks of Grey NY. It was designed to introduce and reintroduce us to each other by spotlighting our individual…

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How did Christie Horvath unleash Wagmo? 32:20

3y ago32:20

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Wagmo is a pet insurance brand founded by serious dog-lover Christie Horvath. She learned just how important pet insurance could be after her dog was sadly diagnosed with a brain tumor. On this episode, we will discover how Christie went from business student to business owner with the support of her friends, family, and of course, her dogs! Grey I…

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Who inspires Alyse Nelson of Vital Voices? 45:28

3y ago45:28

45:28

Alyse Nelson has spent her entire career empowering women worldwide. Her non-profit, The Vital Voices Global Partnership, has served more than 18,000 women leaders across 182 countries. On this episode, Alyse speaks with Grey New York Chief Creative Officer Justine Armour about how women lead and what they've learned from women leaders around the w…

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Where did Dennis Crowley pioneer FourSquare? 42:39

3y ago42:39

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Dennis Crowley created the first community that integrated social media with the real world when he invented Foursquare, the location-based technology company. On this episode of Grey Matter, we will pinpoint how this idea was crafted, track down its origins, and hear exactly where the mayor-badge was cooked up. Interviewer: Kenny Gold…

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Why is connection key for Susan McPherson? 32:42

3+ y ago32:42

32:42

Susan McPherson was not expecting to spend a year in isolation when she sat down to write the book, The Lost Art of Connecting. Susan leads McPherson Strategies, is an angel investor and corporate responsibility expert, but is truly a connector at her core. On this episode, you'll hear about the foundations of Susan's book, how she learned to deepe…

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How did Jim McKelvey capitalize with Square? 32:36

3+ y ago32:36

32:36

When Jim McKelvey invented the Square card reader with Twitter Founder Jack Dorsey, he had no idea he was headed into a David vs. Goliath battle with Amazon that he would ultimately win! On this episode, you will hear what drove Jim to make payment simpler, how he and the team conquered competition, and what he's up to next. After listening to the …

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How is Tiana Epps-Johnson modernizing U.S. elections? 35:32

3+ y ago35:32

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Tiana Epps-Johnson and her co-founders had an ambitious and critical goal; to simplify and modernize U.S. elections. To reach this goal, they established The Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL), whose data has been accessed over 250 million times by U.S. voters through partnerships with local election committees, Google, and Facebook. On this pod…

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How did Sadie Kurzban kick start 305 Fitness? 31:20

3+ y ago31:20

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It's no wonder 305 Fitness founder and CEO Sadie Kurban has been called "the next fitness cult leader" by the New York Observer. With seven studios across New York, Washington D.C., and Boston; and 1,000 certified instructors teaching worldwide, 305 Fitness has been seen by over 100,000 people and counting. On this week's podcast, Sadie shares the …

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How did April Walker refashion Walker Wear? 48:20

3+ y ago48:20

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April Walker became a legend in the hip-hop fashion scene, as the first woman to break into the industry when she opened her store, Fashion in Effect in the late 80’s. Over the decades, she dressed icons like Biggie, Tupac, Jay Z, and Mike Tyson in her Walker Wear brand. In the process, she herself became an icon. For our season 3 premiere we’ll he…

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Grey Matter Season 3 Coming Soon! 0:53

3+ y ago0:53

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New episodes of Grey Matter: A Podcast About Ideas are launching on Tuesday June 15th and release every other Tuesday. Follow to hear firsthand, how the best ideas were thought up from some of the most innovative creators, founder, and inventors.Af Grey Group

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The Pillars of Creativity: Audacity 41:07

3+ y ago41:07

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This episode wraps up our deep dive into the question “What makes a good idea a great one?” We’re deep-diving into the creative criteria we hold our work to at Grey. This week is “Audacity.” On this episode host John Patroulis, the creative mind behind the criteria, and Grey New York’s Chief Creative Officer, Justine Amour, articulate a definition …

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The Pillars of Creativity: Craft 33:31

3+ y ago33:31

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We are continuing to investigate “What makes a good idea a great one?” through the creative criteria we hold our work to at Grey. This week is “Craft.” On this episode host of the show, John Patroulis chats with season two guest Keith Cartwright, the co-founder of the creative collective Saturday Morning , and founder/CCO of Cartwright, a West-coas…

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The Pillars of Creativity: Simplicity 19:48

3+ y ago19:48

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“What makes a good idea a great one?” is the question we will continue to explore on this bonus series. We’re discussing the creative criteria we hold our work to at Grey. This week is “Simplicity.” On this episode, producer Joey Scarillo chats with season two guest Greg Marsh, founder and CEO of Keyme, about how simplicity has factored into his wo…

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The Pillars of Creativity: Surprising but Feels Inevitable 31:11

3+ y ago31:11

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Welcome to Grey Matter’s first bonus series, exploring the question: “What makes a good idea a great one?” We’re diving into some of the ideas we’ve featured in the podcast, through the lens of the creative criteria we hold our work to at Grey. First is “Surprising but Feels Inevitable.” On this episode, producer Joey Scarillo chats with former Gre…

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What feeds Chef Akshay Bhardwaj's passion? 39:53

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Where does Cyndie Spiegel find Microjoys? 40:33

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What led Arielle Assouline-Lichten to build Slash Objects? 39:35

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Why did Rob Herting press play on QCODE? 40:07

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How did Dr. Zach Thomas grow his channel on YouTube? 48:41

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What did Nathalie Walton expect with Expectful? 42:39

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How did Neil Tanna find time for Howbout? 42:59

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How did Gavin McIntyre grow Ecovative from the ground up? 37:35

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What made The Sloomoo Institute stick? 41:15

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What set the stage for Jessie Mueller? 40:00

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Season 4 Trailer 2:45

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Six Feet Over: Shared Perspectives From The Time We Went Away 29:41

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How did Christie Horvath unleash Wagmo? 32:20

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Who inspires Alyse Nelson of Vital Voices? 45:28

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Where did Dennis Crowley pioneer FourSquare? 42:39

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Why is connection key for Susan McPherson? 32:42

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How did Jim McKelvey capitalize with Square? 32:36

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How is Tiana Epps-Johnson modernizing U.S. elections? 35:32

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How did Sadie Kurzban kick start 305 Fitness? 31:20

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How did April Walker refashion Walker Wear? 48:20

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Grey Matter Season 3 Coming Soon! 0:53

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The Pillars of Creativity: Audacity 41:07

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The Pillars of Creativity: Craft 33:31

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The Pillars of Creativity: Simplicity 19:48

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The Pillars of Creativity: Surprising but Feels Inevitable 31:11

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