

Brew's Cafe
KIeran
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...
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Oct 20, 2021 • 1h 3min
Brew's Cafe- Episode 3 Rich Burns
Recently retired Superintendent of East Hampton (NY) Schools, Rich Burns, opens up about critical issues affecting our schools, our youth and our society. Rich doesn't hold back when covering topics like our mental health crisis, cops in schools, what's wrong with the "factory model education system", local media, and so many other important subjects.

Oct 12, 2021 • 47min
Brew's Cafe- Episode 2 Charlotte Sasso
In my first conversation episode, I chat with Charlotte Sasso, the beloved former owner of the Iconic Stuart's Seafood Market in Amagansett. Charlotte and I talk about the secrets to the success of Stuart's, why they decided to sell and what's next for her and her family. We also venture into topics such as fake food, learning to cook, food snobbery and lots of other fun subjects.

Sep 22, 2021 • 4min
Brew's Cafe- How is a Podcast Like a New York City Saloon?
The many years I spent "bending the rail"-- having long, meaningful conversations with whoever I happened to be standing next to-- at Brew's, the family owned NYC watering hole where I "grew up", prepared me for the modern world of long form conversation podcast interviews. Here's the short form version of how....