Brew's Cafe

How is a podcast like a New York City saloon? They each provide the setting for entertaining conversations with fascinating people. I engage in great conversation with the most interesting people from the Hamptons, Montauk and beyond...

Brew's Cafe is a society podcast hosted by KIeran, with 106 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

KIeran hosts Brew's Cafe, a society show with 106 episodes published.

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  Episode #116

  Brew's Cafe- Episode 114 Billy Stern

  Sep 2, 202651 minS6

  You've heard the description before, of course: journalist, editor, publisher, newspaper founder, podcaster, etc. Nowadays it's a pretty typical professional byline. But what if that were to apply to a 16 year old? You might not believe me. Or, if you're familiar with The Ditch Weekly, you might already know Billy Stern. And you'd know that Billy Stern is not your typical sixteen year old. The Ditch Weekly came about two years ago, when Billy needed something to do. One thing he learned from his job at a beach food truck was: he didn't like working for other people. So at 14 he set out to begin his entrepreneurial journey. And before too long, his story was picked up by the New York Times. Yeah, the Ditch Weekly made the Times. Crazy story, better told by Billy himself, so dig in and enjoy the ride. And I'm sure we'll be hearing plenty more from this young man in the near future.

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  Episode #113

  Brew's Cafe- Episode 113 Ryan McMahon

  Aug 26, 20261 hourS6

  Please don't think of Ryan McMahon as another one of those city "influencers" to come to the East End and tell everyone what's right or wrong with the Hamptons. Ryan actually has deep roots here, in Bridgehampton specifically, although apparently not deep enough to know that the Pizza Place is not actually named the Pizza Palace! In fact, probably best not to call Ryan an "influencer" at all... maybe not even a "content creator". Ryan's goal is to create a media company which can help businesses, and individuals, navigate the ever changing, never simple world of social media marketing. In the meantime, he makes a lot of fun videos where he does actually give his opinions on local treasures like the best latin lunch food (looking at you, Pizza Palace!), and the best new places and yes, the best chicken salad (not saying a certain "Real Housewife" stole the idea from him, but maybe she was, let's say... "influenced"?). Anyway, Ryan puts out a ton of very entertaining content on Instagram, and has lots of great takes on all kinds of cultural, tho mostly food and drink, indulgences.

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  Episode #112

  Brew's Cafe- Episode 112 Woody Boley

  Aug 18, 20261h 15mS6

  During the course of this episode, I make a confession. I confess that my knowledge of horses, horse riding, horse racing and anything else related to the horse centered sports came from two books: "Seabiscuit", by Laura Hillenbrand; and "Horse", by Geraldine Brooks (both brilliant, terrifically informative books, by the way). Well, after today's episode, that is no longer true. I now know far, far more about horses, their constitutions and personalities, the skills and disciplines necessary to ride them both enjoyably and competitively, and the culture of the horse riding world. I found it fascinating. Far from the big, oafy beasts some of us may consider horses, they are actually brilliant, interesting, individual creatures, capable of thought, communication and behavior far more intricate than I had ever given them credit for (especially the one who threw me three times as a kid in Ireland). So give a listen, and hear a master-- and lover-- of his craft bring us into his world.

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  Episode #111

  Brew's Cafe- Episode 111 Perry Burns

  Jun 2, 20261h 7mS5

  You may notice a common theme running through these conversations, but I promise it is purely coincidental: many of my guests have known what they wanted to do with themselves from an early age. Painter and visual artist Perry Burns falls squarely into this category. It's no surprise then, that when these people do end up in their chosen fields of discipline, that they become not only successful, but otherwise fulfilled. Perry Burns invites us into his world of visual art, but it's much more complex than just what he likes to paint. Perry's works are filled with influences from not only other cultures, but also from issues and events taking place in the world that he finds compelling. So the work becomes layered with influence, depth and meaning, and in this conversation, Perry helps us unravel where that all comes from.

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  Episode #111

  Brew's Cafe- Episode 111 Perry Burns

  Jun 2, 20261h 7mS5

  <p>You may notice a common theme running through these conversations, but I promise it is purely coincidental: many of my guests have known what they wanted to do with themselves from an early age. Painter and visual artist Perry Burns falls squarely into this category. It's no surprise then, that when these people do end up in their chosen fields of discipline, that they become not only successful, but otherwise fulfilled. Perry Burns invites us into his world of visual art, but it's much more complex than just what he likes to paint. Perry's works are filled with influences...

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