A Sonic Palette of Storytelling — Jacob Collier, Revisited
Seven-time Grammy Award winner Jacob Collier has gone from making intricate, multilayered music videos in his childhood bedroom to collaborating with some of the world's biggest artists and transformi...
27 Okt 27min
Why the Medium Matters — David Byrne, Revisited
To mark the release of David Byrne’s new book, SLEEPING BEAUTIES, we’re revisiting our conversation with him from the FoST archives. A legendary musician, storyteller, and lead singer of Talking Heads...
8 Okt 36min
The Anatomy of a Welcoming Space — David Rockwell
David Rockwell is the founder and president of Rockwell Group, the acclaimed architecture and design firm helping shape how we experience space, food, theater, and culture. Whether it's redefining mod...
24 Sep 33min
Generative AI and the Future of Gaming — Yves Jacquier
Could generative AI unlock a new era of storytelling in video games?Ubisoft, the gaming company behind some of the best-selling open-world franchises like Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry is exploring thi...
27 Aug 29min
30 Years of Broadway and the Legacy of Rent — Jeffrey Seller, Revisited
Jeffrey Seller is the legendary Broadway producer behind shows like Rent, Hamilton, In the Heights, and more. His shows have won a combined 22 Tony Awards, including four for Best Musical, and he's th...
13 Aug 41min
Humans, Machines & Democracy — Baratunde Thurston
In a world increasingly dominated by technology, how do we ensure storytelling remains authentic and impactful? Today's guest, Baratunde Thurston, has spent decades grappling with our relationship to ...
30 Jul 30min
Making the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library
Most presidential libraries are built to remember a presidency in archives. This project began with a unique challenge: How can we tell Theodore Roosevelt’s story to inspire people to become better ci...
16 Jul 54min
