Lulu Simon on Expressing Yourself When You Don’t Have the Words
Most people don’t struggle because they have nothing to say — they struggle because they don’t know how to say it. Lulu Simon on finding the words.
The Show
Every conversation is filmed in full and published whole — no highlights, no lesson attached.
Every conversation
Conversation · Music
JOHNNYSWIM on Marriage, Music, and Mental Health
Abner Ramirez and Amanda Sudano on making music while married — what touring costs, what holds, and how two careers became one.
Conversation · Style
Stop Blaming Fashion Week: What’s Actually Unravelling Fashion
The industry’s problems didn’t start on a runway. A look at the forces hollowing out fashion and retail, and where they actually…
Conversation · Work & Money
Revolution in Retail, Part 5: The Business Model
Part five: how it makes money. The business model, unit by unit.
Conversation · Work & Money
Revolution in Retail, Part 4: Sustainability, People, and Leadership
Part four: the people side — sustainability, staffing, and leading it well.
Conversation · Work & Money
Revolution in Retail, Part 3: Technology, AI, and Looks-Based Shopping
Part three: the technology underneath — AI, and shopping that starts from how things look.
Conversation · Work & Money
Revolution in Retail, Part 2: The Style House
Part two: the Style House itself — one place where retail, hospitality and creativity share a roof.
Conversation · Work & Money
Revolution in Retail, Part 1: The Vision, and Why Now
The five-part case for a different kind of retail, in plain terms: what the Style House is, and why now.
Conversation · Living
Quickfire with Markie Martin: Cuomo vs. Banfield, Country Music, and the News
A fast one with Markie Martin: newsroom rivalries, country music, and everything that didn’t fit in the main conversation.
Conversation · Living
Alex Wolking’s Strangest Showings: Naked, Haunted, and Awkward
Real estate is a front-row seat on how people actually live. Alex Wolking’s strangest showings, told properly.
Conversation · Work & Money
Bonus: Outtakes and Confessions with Monique Volz
The outtakes from the Monique Volz conversation — the parts too loose for the main cut.
Conversation · Work & Money
Monique Volz Built Ambitious Kitchen Before She Quit Her Job
Monique Volz built Ambitious Kitchen from a side project into a New York Times bestseller while still working a nine-to-five.
Common questions
What is House of Style?
A filmed interview show hosted by Grant Alexander, built on one idea: style isn’t what you wear, it’s how you build your life. Each episode is a long conversation about how someone actually lives — work, money, home, music, clothes included but never the point.
Where can I watch or listen?
Every conversation is filmed and published in full on YouTube, and the audio runs everywhere podcasts live — Apple Podcasts, Spotify and the rest.
How often do new episodes come out?
There is no fixed schedule — conversations are published when they’re ready, in seasons rather than weeks. Following on YouTube or in a podcast app is the reliable way to catch the next one.
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