Nick Haramis spent his boyhood in a small town in Canada best known for its paper mill, accessing a world of glamor and international culture through magazines. An early talent for writing and a fateful trip to New York jumpstarted an illustrious career in print, landing him at the top of the masthead at Interview, the magazine founded by artist Andy Warhol fifty years ago.

In this episode, we discuss Interview’s instrumental roll in shaping culture over the past five decades, why shocking your parents means you’ve done something right, and how the importance of curation and critique has evolved in the digital age.

Special thanks to King Princess and the team at Zelig Music for the use of "Hit The Back", which plays in the introduction.

Nick Haramis // https://www.instagram.com/nickkharamis/

Interview Magazine // https://www.instagram.com/interviewmag/

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If you follow Mimi and Oddur Thorisson's adventures in countryside living, you might not guess that they met in a nightclub in Paris at 5am. This chance encounter turned into a love story that ignited both of their creative explorations, and moved them out of a fast paced city life into a simpler, dreamier bucolic existence. The food writer and her photographer husband now live between the Médoc and Torino, and have collaborated on a stunning series of cookbooks and dozens of workshops on food and photography.

Their life, centered around family and good food, and beautifully documented by Oddur, serves as a reminder to slow down, elevate the essentials, and find the beauty in every daily act.

Make sure to check out their latest cookbook Old World Italian: Recipes and Secrets from Our Travels in Italy.

Mimi Thorisson // https://www.instagram.com/mimithor/

Oddur Thorisson // https://www.instagram.com/oddthor/

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