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| 6/2/26 | ![]() Breed Presents: Yorgo Tloupas | For this episode of Breed Presents our guest is the Yorgo Tloupas. Not only is he Creative Director of his own design studio Yorgo&Co in Paris, but he's also a snowboarder, teacher and proprietor of his own Greek cafe, Yorgaki He started his design career while still a student, creating a line of snowboards for Rossignol. He was soon working on magazines in Paris and London, including founding Intersection with photographer Rankin. Recently, he's creative directed Les Inrockuptibles. We talk about all of this, plus his involvement in ski brand Black Crows. | — | ||||||
| 5/26/26 | ![]() Breed Presents: Polly Morgan | We're joined by artist Polly Morgan for this episode of Breed Presents. Polly made her name working with taxidermy in her art, which evolved over the years into the creation of more sculptural pieces involving snakeskins, concrete and polyurethane. Our podcast chat took place at Polly's home near Stroud, and covered moving away from London, her home for many years, loss and grief, and all the experiences and inspirations that feed into her work. We also touch on her recent transition into being a curator for exhibitions by other artists. @pollymorganartist | — | ||||||
| 5/19/26 | Breed Presents: Graydon Carter | We're excited to be joined by Graydon Carter for the latest episode of Breed Presents. A legendary figure in the world of magazine publishing and beyond, Graydon was editor of Vanity Fair for 25 years until 2017. Before that, he was co-founder and editor of the highly influential Spy magazine, and in recent years he was co-editor of weekly newsletter Air Mail, co-founded with Alessandra Stanley. Last year, he published an immensely enjoyable autobiography, When the Going was Good: An Editor's Adventures During the Last Golden Age of Magazines, which forms the core of our conversation. | — | ||||||
| 5/12/26 | Breed Presents: Neil Wenman | We're kicking off a new series of Breed Presents – our fourth – and what better way to begin than with Neil Wenman, the Global Creative Director of Hauser & Wirth. Hauser & Wirth began as a gallery founded by Iwan and Manuela Wirth and Ursula Hauser in 1992. It's come quite a way since then and now represents over a hundred artists with gallery locations around the world. Our conversation took place looking out across the vista of London from the windows of his Mayfair office. That conversation took in Neil's achievements during 15 years at Hauser & Wirth, working with and for the artistic community it represents, Ursula magazine, and how he went from an early fascination with architecture to working at the centre of the artistic world. We also talked about his work with the arts and mental health charity Hospital Rooms, which commissions art for hospital spaces and provides art workshops for patients and NHS staff. | — | ||||||
| 5/5/26 | ![]() Breed Presents: Season 4 - Returns Tuesday 12th May | Breed Presents returns this Tuesday May 12th for Season 4. Olivia Triggs, host & founder of creative agency Breed, talks to people from all areas of the creative world, from artists to publishers, designers and more… those who've found their own very individual creative vocation. We're interested in what drives them, how they found their way into what they do, and their attitude towards the creative act. Among the guests we can hint at, without giving any names just yet, are people closely associated with Vanity Fair, It's Nice That, Hauser & Wirth, Black Crows, and Words, Sounds, Colors & Shapes. New episodes - every Tuesday. | — | ||||||
| 9/2/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: Catherine Fairweather | In this episode of Breed Presents our guest is Catherine Fairweather, journalist, travel writer, editor and also a podcaster. Much of Catherine's professional life has been forged from her love of travel, of discovering new places and cultures and seeing firsthand how other people live. Over the years, Catherine has been a contributing editor at Condé Nast Traveller, Harper's Bazaar, the Financial Times, Air Mail and The Daily Telegraph. She then began podcasting and now hosts two podcasts: Voices from the Frontline, where she talks to people who work in high-risk combat zones all over the world and The Third Act, a podcast that looks at later life in a positive way through conversations with artists, explorers and actors. Catherine was the last interview we recorded for this season and it was so nice to round things off with a fellow podcaster, the first we've had on the series. Voices from the Frontline Podcast The Third Act Podcast Catherine's Instagram | — | ||||||
| 8/26/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: Dylan Jones | Our guest for this edition of Breed Presents is Dylan Jones – writer, journalist, editor, and a man with a love of music. In fact, he's just released 1975: The Year the World Forgot. Dylan is probably best known as the editor of GQ, a position he took on in 1999 and held for 22 years. He began his career in journalism in the early 1980s, joining i-D Magazine and rapidly rising to become its editor, while also working as a contributing editor at The Face. Post GQ, Dylan has worked for The Observer and The Sunday Times and was editor-in-chief at The Standard, where he also interviewed and reviewed the likes of Van Morrison and the Sex Pistols. On top of that, he has edited and written more than two dozen books, including These Foolish Things: A Memoir which became the main focus of our conversation when we sat down together in London. These Foolish Things Instagram | — | ||||||
| 8/19/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: Justine Simons | In this edition of Breed Presents we're talking to someone who it could easily be argued has had more influence on the cultural capital of London than any other individual in recent history – London's Deputy Mayor for Culture and the Creative Industries Justine Simons OBE. She was given that title by London Mayor Sadiq Khan in 2016, but she'd already been at the heart of support for the creative world under the previous two mayors, since 2002. Some of the projects she's overseen are: Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth, the 2012 Cultural Olympiad, founding the World Cities Culture Forum, establishing the London Borough of Culture and most recently developing the East Bank in Stratford. And that's just scratching the surface of her achievements and we touched on many more during this conversation. Justine Simons' Instagram The Fourth Plinth (https://artsandculture.google.com/project/the-fourth-plinth) World Cities Culture Forum East Bank | — | ||||||
| 8/12/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: Fee Greening | Our guest for this episode is artist and illustrator, Fee Greening. Fee usually works with a dip pen and ink technique to create pieces that look simultaneously contemporary and steeped in the world of illuminated manuscripts, folklore and mythology. I sat down with her in person to discuss her career to date as well as her new book, an illustrated edition of Katharine Briggs' Dictionary of Fairies which will be published by Octopus on the 11th September 2025. Pre-order Dictionary of Fairies at Waterstones. Fee's Instagram. Fee's Website. | — | ||||||
| 8/5/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: Yolanda Edwards | A few years back and the printed version of Breed Presents, we talked to Yolanda Edwards, founder and editor of YOLO Journal. YOLO Journal is a quarterly magazine that revels in the beauty of traveling to new places, focusing first on the photography and then on words in the form of personal stories and tips relating to each location. The magazine is very much a personal project as Yolanda is its founder, publisher and editor as well as a contributor, and is a coming together of much of her previous experience that experience includes two periods working at Condé Nast Traveler, first as photo editor and then as creative director. So, we're delighted to welcome Yolanda back to Breed to speak to us about it. YOLO Journal - Website YOLO Journal - Instagram Yolanda Edwards - Instagram | — | ||||||
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| 7/29/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: Marina Willer | For this episode we're very pleased to be talking to Marina Willer, at Pentagram London. Marina was born in Brazil, to artist parents, who encouraged an early interest in design and the visual arts. This eventually led her to move to London, where she studied graphic design at the Royal College of Art. During her design career, she has been central to brand identity work. Her first love, however, has always been film, and she has pursued a parallel career as a filmmaker. Her first feature film was the documentary 'Red Trees' which came out in 2017 and used the story of her own family's escape from the Nazi occupation of Prague to explore today's refugee crisis I caught up with her at the Pentagram offices in Notting Hill, it's a conversation I loved. Watch Red Trees: via Curzon Home Cinema. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marina_willer/?hl=en Pentagram: https://www.pentagram.com/about/marina-willer | — | ||||||
| 7/22/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: David Telfer | Today's guest on Breed Presents has been a designer for British luxury clothes brand Sunspel. After studying fashion and business at the University of Brighton, David embarked on his career as a menswear designer at COS, soon finding his way into his senior role at Sunspel, where he spent four years as creative director. He's recentered his role more on the product side of things as the design director. Our chat takes us into discussing what goes into leading the creative side of things, and also developing a product of a brand steeped in heritage, craft and tradition. Sunspel | — | ||||||
| 7/15/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: Elizabeth Goodspeed | At Breed, Elizabeth Goodspeed is best known to us as the US editor-at-large for It's Nice That, the global platform run by creatives for creatives. She's also an independent, multidisciplinary designer, art director, writer and educator. After completing a dual degree in neuroscience and graphic design at RISD, Elizabeth began her career with an internship at Pentagram in New York before going before going to to work at The Whitney Museum of American Art, RoAndCo before rejoining Pentagram in a full time positon. Since 2020 she's been freelance and has collaborated with studios including Interbrand, her old home Pentagram, Gander and Red Antler, and worked directly with clients including Google, Spotify and MAC Cosmetics. Beyond her day-to-day design work, produces her own design history newsletter Casual Archivist, writes as often as she can about trends, design history and design trends aswell as teaches at Rhode Island School of Design and Parsons School of Design in New York. Elizabeth Goodspeed It's Nice That | — | ||||||
| 7/8/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: Rasha Kahil | In today's episode of Breed Presents we're talking to Rasha Kalil, who is a photographer and Creative Director of the Financial Times' How To Spend It magazine. Born in Beirut Rasha returned to London to study at the Royal College of Art, graduating in 2008 with an MA in Communication Art & Design. Since graduating she has worked for Vogue UK, Dazed & Confused, and ES Magazine, and co-founded art direction studio Barbara Creative. But it's her work as an artist that has brought Rasha most attention. It brings together photography, text, video and installation, often exploring perceptions of the human body and their relationship to identity, art history and everyday life & it's something we discuss in today's episode. Financial Times - HTSI Magazine | — | ||||||
| 7/1/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: Sarah Andleman | For the first episode of Breed Presents we spoke to Sarah Andelman, the founder of the Parisian store Colette, known for its mix of streetwear, high fashion and lifestyle products, finally closed its doors. Since it closed in 2017 there have been pop-ups, collaborations, and more via her brand consultancy Just An Idea. In 2021, she launched Just An Idea Books, which focuses on publishing works which Sarah describes as delivering 'a high dose of wonder'. So far, a couple of dozen beautifully designed books have been published, including works by photographers Glenjamn and Charles Bébert, and writer Douglas Coupland. Another Just An Idea spin-off, retail pop-up Just a Space, followed in 2022. Our chat encompasses subjects running from the fashion influence of Snoopy, skateboarding and the art of curation. JUST AN IDEA Sarah Andelman - Instagram | — | ||||||
| 6/24/25 | ![]() Breed Presents: Season 3 - Returns Tuesday 1st July | Breed Presents returns this Tuesday July 1st for Season 3. Olivia Triggs, host & founder of creative agency Breed, talks to people who have made an impact on the creative world, whether that be in art, design, retail, fashion, publishing, writing or their own individual niche. We're not dropping any names just yet, but suffice to say guests include luminaries from Sunspel, The Financial Times HTSI magazine, Just An Idea, It's Nice That, YOLO Journal, Pentagram, Island Records, and the London Mayor's Office. New episodes - every Tuesday. | — | ||||||
| 12/11/24 | ![]() Breed Presents: Marie-Louise Sciò | Back in 2021, we interviewed the CEO and Creative Director of the Pellicano Hotel Group, Marie-Louise Sciò, for the print version of Breed Presents. It was clear we could only skim the surface of what we would like to have asked Marie-Louise. So when we started the podcast, she was at the top of our list. Marie-Louise grew up around La Posta Vecchia, in a beautiful setting overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, and around the grounds of Hotel Il Pellicano, sited high above Porto Ercole in Tuscany. Both hotels were owned by her father, Roberto. Marie-Louise studied design and architecture at Rhode Island School of Design before working with interior designer, Massimo Zompa, in Rome. After overseeing the rebuilding of Il Pellicano, Marie-Louise took over her father's hotel portfolio in 2011 and has been running them ever since, adding the equally impressive Mezzatorre on the island of Ischia in 2019. She also launched lifestyle website, ISSIMO, offering the best of Italian design, fashion, and food, carefully selected by Marie-Louise herself. Host Olivia Triggs of Breed Presents sits down with Marie-Louise to talk about living in Rome, a new hotel project, and how she uses her creativity. Image credit: Stephen Ringer | — | ||||||
| 11/19/24 | ![]() Breed Presents: Tony Chambers | This edition of Breed Presents is a conversation with creative director, editor, and design consultant Tony Chambers. Tony Chambers is perhaps best known as the longest-serving Editor-in-Chief of Wallpaper*. He joined the magazine as Creative Director in 2003, was appointed Editor-in-Chief in 2007, and Brand and Content Director in 2017. He transformed Wallpaper* into a global brand with pocket City Guides, a website, a creative agency, a retail platform, and an interior design service. After studying at Central Saint Martins, Tony started his career as Art Editor at The Sunday Times Magazine. From there he moved on to become Art Director at British GQ, where he was voted PPA Art Director of the Year twice in 1998 and 2001. Nowadays, Tony is the founder of creative agency TC & Friends. He also started the design and ideas platform OTOMOTO with artist Ryan Gander, he's co-chairman of Fortune Magazine's Brainstorm Design, and he sits on the board of trustees of the Barbican Arts Centre. Host Olivia Triggs of Breed sits down with Tony to talk about his career, his proudest moments at Wallpaper*, and the inspiration behind TC & Friends. | — | ||||||
| 10/17/24 | ![]() Breed Presents: Rafael Oliveira | Rafael Oliveira is the Creative Director at Tracksmith, a Boston-based maker of performance running gear. He works in Porto, Portugal from his home — a former car parts warehouse that he helped transform into his dream house. At age 30, he discovered a love for running, and he didn't approach his new-found passion with an occasional jog. He got into interval training, track running, and endurance training, and soon got his marathon time down to under two hours and 30 minutes. Throughout Rafa's training journey, he became particular about his running gear and found Tracksmith. And he liked Tracksmith not only because the clothing was effective but also because of the way the brand presented itself. Rafa was so enamored that he got in touch with the company's founder, Matt Taylor. They hit it off, and in 2016 Rafa took over as Tracksmith's Creative Director. Olivia Triggs founder of Breed London chats with Rafa about his home city of Porto, how he got into design, and what it's like to combine two of his passions — design and running — at work. | — | ||||||
| 9/20/24 | ![]() Breed Presents: Hugo Rifkind | Hugo Rifkind is a journalist and broadcaster, including as a presenter on Times Radio. He's also the author of Rabbits, a new novel set in an all-boys boarding school that steps into the darker undercurrents of that environment. It's been described by crime writer Val McDermid as "Saltburn, but with kilts." Host Olivia Triggs chats with Hugo about his creative process on Rabbits, constructing fictional characters, as well as personal experiences that influenced the book. | — | ||||||
| 8/30/24 | ![]() Breed Presents: Cat Garcia and Carlos Garcia | Breed London is a creative agency for visual artists. We represent a small roster of diverse creative talent. Included on that roster is photographer and filmmaker Cat Garcia. Cat uses images to tell stories without pretension. She likes shooting in black and white and using natural light. Her work is stripped back, simple and real. When she works with moving image, she's often accompanied by her husband, Carlos Garcia, who provides evocative soundtracks to her visuals. Carlos is a professional songwriter and musician, and he joins Cat in conversation with Breed. In all her work, Cat tells intimate, positive stories, focusing in on the little details of life to provide that genuine sense of empathy. In recent years, she's worked with Tate Britain, Soho House, MATCHESFASHION.com, Leica, Hole & Corner, MR PORTER, and the V&A, among many others. Cat has made films for Make Hauser & Wirth, Frescobol Carioca, and Sunspel with David Shrigley. Special thanks to Hauser & Wirth and Sunspel for giving us permission to use the music Carlos created for them. | — | ||||||
| 5/29/24 | ![]() Breed Presents: Quentin Jones | Today's episode features someone we're already familiar with — Quentin Jones. The daughter of architects, Quentin studied Philosophy at Cambridge, before taking an M.A. in Illustration at Central Saint Martins. Straight out of college, she began building a career as an artist, photographer, and filmmaker, taking in clients like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Vogue. We've been working with Quentin at Breed since 2018, and the main focus of our chat is on our area of interest – her art. Though we also touch on her creative heritage, her love affair with fashion, the difference between living and working in New York vs. London, and more. | — | ||||||
| 4/4/24 | ![]() Breed Presents: Matthew Freud | Matthew Freud is probably best known as the founder and guiding light of PR agency Freud Communications. He's also an Oscar and BAFTA winner for his role as producer of the animated short film The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse. But what Breed London's Olivia Triggs really wanted to talk to him about was his carefully curated and incredibly diverse art collection, including works by Banksy, Damien Hirst, and Keith Haring, as well as objects like an Enigma coding machine, a piece of Concorde, and dinosaur bones. We also found out about his new hotel/cultural retreat: Bull – A Coaching Inn. | — | ||||||
| 2/15/24 | ![]() Breed Presents: David McKendrick | Art director and graphic designer, David McKendrick, is the founder of David McKendrick Studio and biannual creative magazine Paperboy. Earlier in his career, he worked for Wallpaper* and Esquire magazines and set up creative agency B.A.M., working with clients like White Cube, Christie's, and The Times. Breed London's Olivia Triggs talks to David about his career in design, his love for magazines, and what he intends to do next. | — | ||||||
| 1/17/24 | ![]() Breed Presents: Michael Bierut | Graphic designer Michael Bierut has been a partner at design consultancy Pentagram since 1990. He's behind the logo for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, the brand refresh of Mastercard, and many other projects. He's also a commentator, writer, and lecturer on design and co-founder of the online journal Design Observer. Breed London's Olivia Triggs talks to Michael about how he fell in love with design and New York City. And we hear about the types of design projects that excite him today. | — | ||||||
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