OFFICE OF Podcast

Malcolm 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 over fame. He talks about finding his voice online, why imperfection is magnetic, and what it really takes to stay grounded when the internet decides you’re next.

Don’t miss this conversation where Malcolm talks about:

• Going from Cold Stone shifts to center stage
• The story (and chaos) behind “Harry Styles”
• Balancing viral fame with real connection
• The creative influence of his Broadway mom and Deadhead dad
• Why authenticity always wins over algorithms
• And how sweetness turned into his signature

Find Malcolm:

IG: @malcolmtodd

TikTok: @malcolmtodd

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• Redefining what strength and vulnerability mean for men today
• The emotional responsibility of playing Jeremiah and connecting with fans
• How he stays centered through faith, family, and mindful practice
• The purpose and philosophy behind his brand Kai Lo
• Why empathy and authenticity matter more than ever in a world obsessed with image
• And why he always flirted with his babysitter

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Tom 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 turning point in both sound and spirit. It’s an introspective and quietly powerful conversation about art, resilience, and rediscovering joy in simplicity.

Don’t miss this conversation where Tom opens up about:

• Working with Billie and Finneas Eilish
• How his songwriting has shifted from heartbreak to healing
• Running, therapy, and meditation — his ongoing self-work
• His thoughts on imposter syndrome
• Trading late nights for early-morning endorphins

Find Tom:
IG: @tompeterodell
TikTok: @tompeterodell

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This 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 the truth — and how “not lying” became a personal and professional code
• The lessons learned from working with Jay-Z and Mark Ronson, and what collaboration looks like at the highest level
• His partnership with Kevin Durant and the evolution of Boardroom as a modern storytelling platform
• Why not finishing school remains one of his biggest regrets — and what that taught him about growth
• How Rich balances ambition with perspective, family, and self-awareness

Raw, reflective, and refreshingly human — this is the man behind the moves, the meetings, and the media empire.

Find Rich Kleiman:

IG: @RichKleiman / @Boardroom

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Will 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 to cancel therapy 
• Friend fights and the best way to reconcile 
• How humor is the most important tool to navigate every situation 

Find Will & Jake:

IG: @willhunt19 / @passthatpuss

TikTok: @whoiswillhunt / @octopusslover8

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Eric 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, complex, and enlightening conversation in Eric’s Office.

Don’t miss this interview where we discuss:

• The lessons Eric learned rising through the ranks of some of the world’s most demanding kitchens
• How Le Bernardin has sustained decades of success while evolving with the times
• The role of mindfulness and Buddhism in Eric’s daily life and leadership style
• His friendship with Anthony Bourdain and its lasting impact
• His perspective on creativity in the kitchen and beyond it
• How he measures success today, and why it has less to do with accolades and more to do with inner peace

Find Eric:

IG: @ericripert

TikTok: @chefericripert

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Dylan 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? A candid, funny, and thoughtful conversation in Dylan’s Office.

Don’t miss this conversation where Dylan opens up about:

• Carving out a creative career that thrives outside the spotlight
• The lessons only Hollywood’s behind-the-scenes can teach
• His not-so-secret weapon: goofy dance moves (and that surprise stint on Dancing with the Stars)
• Why chasing balance beats chasing perfection—in work, fitness, and creativity
• What’s next on his horizon, and how he’s rewriting success on his own terms

Find Dylan:

IG: @dylanefron

TikTok: @dylanefron

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Welcome 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 honest conversations — with real men, free from expectations. Leaders, creators, and everyday guys — all exploring and redefining what it means to be strong, driven, and unapologetically themselves.

We’ll talk wins, setbacks, lessons learned, and the moments that shape us. So whether you're here to level up, break free from pressure, or just want some real talk from guys who get it — this is your story. Your rules.

This is your office.

Welcome to the Office Of  Podcast.

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