Deep Read with Phoebe Lovatt

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Hosted by Phoebe Lovatt, Deep Read features conversations with leading creative thinkers on the ideas shaping our world — and the books that have shaped their lives. Each episode is accompanied by a curated Deep Reading List, available via Phoebe Lovatt’s Substack. Follow @phoebelovatt and @deepread.phoebelovatt for more.

  1. 11. jun.

    Salter House Founder Sandeep Salter on Independent Retail, Family Business, and Building Something That Lasts

    Find Deep Reading lists at phoebe.substack.com - Sandeep Salter is a friend who is like family to me — we met on the first day of secondary school in London and I spent a considerable chunk of my teenage years in her family home. She has lived in New York since her university days, and her CV is a Google Map of the most distinctive independent businesses in the city: Printed Matter, McNally Jackson, Goods for the Study, Picture Room, and now Salter House — the family brand she runs with her husband Carson, which is best known for the cotton nightdresses that inspired a thousand imitators. In this conversation, we talk about the discipline that comes with growing up as the child of dancers, the efficiency of feeling genuinely comfortable in your own skin, and Sandeep's commitment to building something at her own pace in a city that champions speed above all else. - @phoebelovatt @deepread.phoebelovatt @salter.house

    1 t. 9 min.

  2. 21. maj

    Creative Director Lydia Pang on Eating Bitter, the Cost of Ambition, and Writing a Book Like No-One's Reading

    Lydia Pang is the co-founder of creative agencies MØRNING and EVENING, and the author of Eat Bitter: A Story About Guts, and Food — a memoir in eight recipes about fertility loss, relationship struggles, and burnout induced by over a decade of working herself into the ground. She's also someone who has spent her career branding other people, which makes her examination of her own long-suppressed vulnerability especially compelling. We talked about the mythology of New York, the tension between creative purity and commercial survival, and what it means to write a book like no-one's reading. - Deep Reading lists can be found at phoebe.substack.com @phoebelovatt @deepread.phoebelovatt @lydia_pang_

    58 min.

  3. 26. mar.

    Author Stephanie Wambugu on Jealousy, Ambiguous Friendships, and Becoming an Adult in NYC

    Deep Read #51 is with New York-based author Stephanie Wambugu. Her debut novel Lonely Crowds centres on the intense bond between two young women, Ruth and Maria, who meet at a Catholic girls’ school in Rhode Island and remain entangled in one another’s lives into adulthood. We spoke about the discomfort of ugly emotions, the dangers of ‘staying too long at the fair’, and the realities of navigating artistic ambition while trying to establish stability, intimacy, and a truly “adult” life. - @phoebelovatt @deepread.phoebelovatt @stephaniejeriwambugu

    1 t.

  4. 12. mar.

    Zakia Sewell on Finding Albion, Folk Culture, and Reclaiming Englishness from the Right

    Zakia Sewell is a broadcaster, DJ and writer, and the author of a remarkable new book, Finding Albion: Myth, Folklore and the Quest for a Hidden Britain. In this conversation we talk about national identity, immigration, paganism, Notting Hill Carnival, radical histories, British humour, and what happens when love of place is ceded entirely to the right. - Deep Reading Lists are available at phoebe.substack.com @phoebelovatt @deepread.phoebelovatt @zzzakia

    56 min.

  5. 26. feb.

    KRAUM Founder Annie Kreighbaum on Fast Beauty, Creative Integrity, and Staying Human in the age of AI

    Find Deep Reading lists for each episode at phoebe.substack.com - Deep Read #49 is with Annie Kreighbaum, a creative director and beauty-world architect who helped shape Glossier in its defining era and is now building KRAUM, a brand that begins with five exquisitely small makeup brushes made to her exacting specifications in Japan — what she half-jokingly calls a “vanity project,” for reasons that become clear as we talk. We revisit the optimism and extravagant funding energy of 2016, and the skills she honed in that moment — instinct, language, taste, and the discipline of editing — before turning to the bigger thesis behind KRAUM: not just better tools, but a slower, more intentional approach to getting ready. We also discuss fast beauty, permanence, her resistance to AI as a shortcut in creative work, and the books that shape her thinking. - @phoebelovatt @deepread.phoebelovatt @annieokay @kraum.co

    59 min.

  6. 12. feb.

    Writer Amil Niazi on Losing her Ambition, Motherhood and the Millennial Mid-Life Crisis

    Amil Niazi is the writer behind The Cut’s column 'The Hard Part' and author of a new book: Life After Ambition: A “Good Enough” Memoir.   You might’ve read Amil’s piece Losing My Ambition, which went viral back in 2022— partly because it named something that was already in the air post-pandemic: this creeping disillusionment, not just with our jobs, but with the whole story we were sold about work.   In this conversation we talk about the shift from ambition as aspiration to ambition as survival strategy, and what it means to work hard and still find that the doors don’t open. We also talk about motherhood vs. work. vs. meaning, the burgeoning Millennial mid-life crisis, and of course Amil shares her favourite books. - @phoebelovatt @deepread.phoebelovatt @amilniazi phoebe.substack.com

    1 t. 3 min.

  7. 21. jan.

    Author Zoe Dubno on Growing Up in NYC, Art World Status Games, and the Performance of Taste

    Zoe Dubno is the author of Happiness and Love – a buzzy new novel set inside the decadent but spiritually empty downtown New York art world, where artists, collectors, and social climbers circle each other in pursuit of status and survival. Our chat that moves between New York and London, artists and patrons, boredom and desire. We also covered the performance of taste, the emotional cost of ambition, and what it means to live inside a culture that rewards image over substance. And, of course, Zoe shared some of her favourite books. I hope you enjoy the conversation. - @phoebelovatt @deepread.phoebelovatt @zoedubno phoebe.substack.com

    1 t. 8 min.

  8. 18.12.2025

    Founder and Connector Sue Chan on Modern Hospitality, Dining Together, and the Experiential Economy in an AI age

    Deep Reading Lists can be found at phoebe.substack.com @phoebelovatt @deepread.phoebelovatt @sueperchan @careofchan - Today's guest is Sue Chan, founder of Care of Chan, the hospitality-driven creative agency behind some of the busiest events, dinners and cultural moments you've seen online (or maybe even been lucky enough to attend in person). Sue and I first met over a decade ago back when she was transitioning out of her role as brand director at iconic New York City restaurant Momofuku and beginning to build what would eventually become Care of Chan.   Since then, the world and the way we come together has completely transformed. We talk about that transformation, the loneliness epidemic, the rise of the event economy, and the way in-person experiences have become the new status symbol when so much of our culture is mediated through screens. From influencer trips that break the internet, to why a good dinner can feel more radical than ever, to the psychological barriers that stop so many people reaching out.

    1 t. 8 min.
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Hosted by Phoebe Lovatt, Deep Read features conversations with leading creative thinkers on the ideas shaping our world — and the books that have shaped their lives. Each episode is accompanied by a curated Deep Reading List, available via Phoebe Lovatt’s Substack. Follow @phoebelovatt and @deepread.phoebelovatt for more.

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    Phoebe Lovatt
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    2022 - 2026
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    53
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