Fohr Ground

This week on Fohr Ground we sat down with networking and relationship building wiz, Nick Roberts. Nick has had an extensive career in fashion and menswear PR and is now running is own firm, Lawrence & Co. In this episode, Nick shares with us personal insights from his journey to success as well as insider tips and tricks for getting the most out of networking.

This week we are joined by London-based YouTuber and content creator, Tim Dessaint. He started creating style-inspired content for a small following on Instagram, but it wasn’t until he moved to Australia and started his YouTube channel just a year and a half ago that he found his niche - ultimately growing his grew followers from 0 to 222k in such a short amount of time.

Since early Tumblr days, Nicole has always been an early adopter and interested in what's happening on the internet. After graduating from college, while still growing her personal blog, she immediately went from student to teacher and was given an Adjunct Professor at NYU at an unprecedented age. Hear all about her journey and what she's learned along the way on this week's episode of Fohr Ground.

This week on Fohr Ground we are joined by tennis professional, and founder of Behind the Racquet, Noah Rubin. Started just over a year ago, Behind The Racquet became an outlet for Noah and his (world-class) peers to discuss. In this episode, Noah talks about life as a professional tennis player, and how his journey on starting Behind the Racquet, and how it’s given him a purpose in his life outside of playing tennis.

We’re big fans of this week’s Fohr Ground guest, Sydney Fazende, here at Fohr. She’s currently a vice president of Digital at Laforce, one of the top agencies in town. Longtime fans of A Drink with James will know that we had her on the show a few years back. Spoiler alert—the industry is very much different since then, so we decided to have her on Fohr Ground and pick up where we left off a few years ago.

This week we were fortunate enough to be joined by Moonlynn Tsai and Kyo Pang, the amazing duo behind one of New York’s hottest new restaurants, Kopitiam. The restaurant originally had four seats (and the line to get in wrapped around the block) then reopened around the block with nearly forty seats and found immediate success. Being lauded in essentially every major publication, their leap was soon validated by the critics, and the throngs of devoted patrons.

Krystal Bick is a content creator based in New York City. Hailing from Reno, Nevada Krystal's path includes everything from studying journalism to blogging while working at Google as a Product Marketing Manager. Krystal's cinema-inspired feed stands out from the crowd in an era full of quick snapshots.

We made it through the second season! In this season two wrap up show, we take a look back at each episode, and pull a quote or two from each guest! Hope you enjoy!

Jeremy Mitchell (@xxjmitch) is a New York City-based photographer and content creator who shoots for many brands you know and love including Mr. Porter. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Jeremy has both a creative and entrepreneurial mind. He first began his hustle by selling Dragon Ball Z character printouts in 6th grade, then created his own successful bracelet line, and eventually transformed into the established photographer that he is today.

This week we talk to NY-native, Kira West (i@bykwest). In this episode, we get technical about how to make traveling a priority and making it work even when you have a small budget. Kira works at a travel tech start-up and gives us a rubric for picking your next destination.