Ep. 31: Elizabeth Hausler

Elizabeth is the Founder and CEO of Build Change, a non-profit organization that aims to reduce deaths, injuries, and economic losses caused by housing and school collapses due to natural disasters in emerging nations. She details how the organization is training builders, homeowners, engineers, and government officials to build these disaster-resistant buildings.

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Ep. 30: Emily Wheeler

Emily Wheeler is a fine jewelry designer whose collection is made in the USA from the highest quality conflict free diamonds. She shares with Jeff how she got started in the jewelry business, the role social media plays in her work, and where she goes for inspiration when designing.

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Fillmore Street

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Ep. 29: Andrew Mann

Architect Andrew Mann has been designing residential architecture in the Bay Area since 1989. He joins Jeff to discuss his ideas for rebuilding Sonoma County after the fires, his architectural role models, and how his east coast roots play a role in his designs.

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Ep. 28: Bowen Dwelle

Bowen Dwelle lives a life of entrepreneurship, physicality, intuitive decision making and maximizing creativity. He joins Jeff to discuss his recent travels, his new podcast series about outdoor athletes, and how he lives his life being “always ready.”

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Ep. 27: Tim Stannard

As the founding partner of Bacchus Management Group, Tim Stannard oversees a collection of thriving Bay Area- and Southern California-based restaurants, including Michelin-starred restaurants, Spruce in San Francisco and The Village Pub in Woodside.

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Ep. 26: Richard Wodehouse

Richard Wodehouse is using his forty years of experience as a contractor to help people build their dream home. We learn all about the life of an Owner’s Representative and how his role in the home building process can save people a lot of time, money, and peace of mind.

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Ep. 25: Jay Jeffers

Elle Decor A-List designer Jay Jeffers details his recent charity bike ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles, designing a furniture and accessories line with Arteriors, and a fun speed round of Jeff’s off-the-cuff questions.

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Ep. 24: Jonathan Feldman

After a career in filmmaking and carpentry, Jonathan Feldman successfully switched gears and became the founding partner and director of design for Feldman Architecture. He joins Jeff to discuss using his head vs. heart in his designs, the project that got away, and a lesson in rammed earth.

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Ep. 23: Stanley Saitowitz

Stanley Saitowitz is a world-renowned architect and the Principal of Stanley Saitowitz/Natoma Architects. He speaks with Jeff about the resiliency required to be an architect, the architectural direction San Francisco is heading in, and some of the challenges and opportunities his firm is taking on.

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Sea Cliff III

We stumbled into this midcentury gem a couple of years ago and began a 7 month remodeling project. Making a few surgical modifications to floor plan and use of spaces, this home feels like it houses rock stars, but…not so much.

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Ep. 22: Jo Piazza

The award-winning journalist, editor, and author discusses her incredible new book “How to be Married,” a provocative memoir of a real first year of marriage. Jo traveled to twenty countries on five continents to figure out what modern marriage means and shares some of her findings on the episode.

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Clark Residence, Sonoma

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Ep. 21: Aubrey Pick

Food, lifestyle, interiors, and travel photographer Aubrie Pick sits down to discuss what really goes on behinds the scenes of a typical photoshoot. She shares her experience photographing Chrissy Teigan’s cookbook, her obsession with oysters, and her work on her husband’s podcast “Together.”

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Ep. 20: Allison Duncan

After serving as Program Director at the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Allison started Amplifier Strategies to modernize philanthropy and make a difference on the world’s most urgent challenges. She discusses her firm’s approach to streamlining and improving charitable organizations and some of her favorite philanthropic movements.

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Ep. 19: Tiffany Shlain

The filmmaker, author, and founder of the Webby Awards recently released the short-film “50/50: Women at the Table” and chats with Jeff about prevalent gender equalities issues. It’s a powerful episode that we hope will keep the conversation going about creating a gender equal society.

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Nob Hill

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