TheBoldWay

Adrien Garcia

Les entrepreneurs à succès et les grands artistes ont un point commun : leur capacité à innover et à penser en dehors des sentiers battus. Mais comment réinventer les règles, se libérer des conventions, initier un mouvement, créer des projets iconiques, des produits d’exception, éclipser la concurrence en disruptant un marché, comment créer un nouvel océan bleu ? TheBoldWay est le podcast qui rentre dans la tête de ceux qui ont osé remettre en question l’ordre établi et qui excellent dans leur milieu : ces entrepreneurs, artistes, créatifs visionnaires, idéalistes qui ont cassé les codes et révolutionné leur industrie. Je décortique sous forme d’interviews longues et sans filtre leur méthode, leur état d’esprit et vous donne les clés, pour à votre tour, tracer votre propre chemin. Je suis Adrien Garcia, Designer et co-fondateur de la marque de vêtement RÉUNI. Avec TheBoldWay je vous invite à une véritable masterclass sur l'entrepreneuriat, l’innovation, la créativité, le leadership et comment affronter les défis de toute sorte.Vous souhaitez sponsoriser TheBoldWay Podcast ou nous proposer un partenariat ?Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire ou thomas@orsomedia.io Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

  1. #529 Joshua Glass (Family Style Magazine) | How to Launch a Profitable Print Magazine in 2026

    3 HR AGO

    #529 Joshua Glass (Family Style Magazine) | How to Launch a Profitable Print Magazine in 2026

    🎙️ Sponsors du mois🌐 Squarespace — la plateforme no-code, boostée par l’IA, pour créer et développer votre site web tout-en-un.🛡️ MAIF — Épisode Assurance & indépendants : les erreurs qui peuvent vous coûter cher | En partenariat avec la MAIF. — Thanks to Joshua for stopping by TheBoldWay! Joshua Glass is the founder and editor-in-chief of Family Style, the New York-based independent magazine that has carved out its place in just three years at the crossroads of fashion, design, art, and gastronomy. With a print run of 100,000 copies and partnerships signed with Hermès, Cartier, Dior, Ralph Lauren, and Tiffany, he has pulled off what few still dare to attempt in 2026: launching a print magazine and making it profitable. He joins us to share how he built Family Style from the ground up with $100,000 in savings and a whole lot of nerve, why he invented the Supper Club, those ultra-curated dinners that have become his main source of revenue, and what it really means to make a magazine that matters today. Timeline 02:30 — Joshua Glass's routine and discipline: 4:45 AM wake-ups, his background as a competitive swimmer, and how he syncs his workday with Europe from New York 05:45 — From Houston to New York: son of a Vietnamese refugee mother, studies at NYU, first internship at The Met, and his early days in PR with Kelly Cutrone 12:30 — The magazines that shaped his career: BlackBook, Essential Homme, Document Journal, and seven years at CR Fashion Book alongside Carine Roitfeld 17:00 — Why he launched his own magazine: the need to stand out, how consulting taught him the codes of luxury, and what it takes to build a viable business model 20:20 — Family Style's revenue streams: diversification, 360 partnerships, and the rise of the Supper Club as the main economic driver 25:00 — Anatomy of a Family Style dinner: the Cartier x Art Basel Miami case, the bespoke process, hosting craft, and balancing brand visibility with editorial integrity 35:00 — The genesis of Family Style: $100,000 in personal savings, $600,000 raised, the pivot from fundraising to revenue, and the first dinner at Eleven Madison Park 42:00 — Editorial structure and masthead: the conceptual dinner-party format (aperitivo, dinner service, something sweet), the guest chef principle, and assembling an iconic team 49:00 — The economics of print in 2026: $200,000 per issue, 100,000 copies printed, an international sales team, and what luxury houses now demand from magazines 01:00:00 — Vision, ecosystem, and New York: launching Takeaway and Theories, why he refuses the agency model, and why New York remains irreplaceable for building a global magazine Vous souhaitez sponsoriser TheBoldWay Podcast ou nous proposer un partenariat ?Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire ou thomas@orsomedia.io Nb: TheBoldWay ou The Bold Way, anciennement connu sous le nom de Entreprendre dans la mode ou EDLM , est un podcast produit et réalisé par Adrien Garcia. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

    1hr 8min
  2. #528 The AI Video Revolution Reshaping Cinema, Advertising and Fashion | Jamie Umpherson (CCO at Runway)

    3 DAYS AGO

    #528 The AI Video Revolution Reshaping Cinema, Advertising and Fashion | Jamie Umpherson (CCO at Runway)

    🎙️ Sponsors du mois🌐 Squarespace — la plateforme no-code, boostée par l’IA, pour créer et développer votre site web tout-en-un.🛡️ MAIF — Épisode Assurance & indépendants : les erreurs qui peuvent vous coûter cher | En partenariat avec la MAIF. — Jamie Umpherson is the Chief Creative Officer of Runway, the New York headquartered AI research organization whose image, video and world models are quietly rewriting cinema, advertising and visual culture. Twelve years in advertising, then Runway weeks before the generative video boom: his trajectory mirrors the technology itself. He maps the collapse of production economics, the rise of general world models, and why the next decade will reward ideas over budgets. Umpherson sits where art meets code. He runs the brand, the studios, Telescope magazine, the 100 Film Fund and the AI Film Festival. At NVIDIA's GTC, Runway previewed cinematic video generated in under 100 milliseconds. He explains: - Why "made by AI" is the wrong phrase, and how "made with AI" reframes the entire authorship debate- How world models like GWM 1 differ from LLMs, and why they will eat gaming, advertising and immersive media- Why the gap between idea and execution is collapsing, and what happens when budget stops being the moat- How boutique agencies are now beating holding companies on the work that actually matters- What real-time generation unlocks once latency drops below 100 milliseconds- Why the 30-second ad is finished, and why 60-to-90-second micro-dramas will replace it- How the Runway Film Festival became the first credentialing system for AI-native filmmakers- Why theaters aren't dying, and what Hollywood still refuses to admit about its own pipelinesTimeline 01:25: Introduction of Jamie Umpherson, Chief Creative Officer of Runway, and the origin story of the company born at NYU's ITP program — the crossover between art school for engineers and engineering school for artists 04:45: What is an AI model? The difference between LLMs (ChatGPT, Claude) and world models — the analogy of a dog and a baby learning the rules of the world 07:10: GWM 1, Runway's general world model: real-time avatars, video you can navigate like a video game, the December 2025 research preview 13:00: The staggering acceleration of generative video: from "the orange" of 2021-2022 to cinematic video generated in under 100 milliseconds at NVIDIA GTC 18:00: Why the closing gap between idea and execution is the real creative unlock — the notebooks full of ideas Jamie never got to make in advertising, and what changes now 22:00: The Runway AI Film Festival in New York and Los Angeles, Telescope magazine, the zines, Gen48, the creative partners community: the editorial and cultural ecosystem Runway has built around the tools 31:30: Jamie's personal journey: twelve years in advertising, the ideas left in drawers for lack of budget, the move to Runway in 2022 weeks before the generative video boom 34:00: The step curve of AI models and the long-term vision: real-time generation, simulated worlds, Fortnite as a glimpse of what's coming, the metaverse reimagined through world models 43:00: Hollywood, Gaumont, Paramount, A24 facing AI: launching a production company with $1,000, the death of the 30-second ad, the rise of 60–90 second micro-dramas, the future of advertising 51:20: Jamie's manifesto to the AI skeptics: "Nothing is made BY AI", the role of craft, taste and point of view, the Hollywood strike, and how the debate has matured 56:00: Will we soon ask a chatbot to "make me a 30-minute movie tonight"? The conversation with Fred & Farid, the CGI parallel, and why new mediums don't kill old ones — they expand storytelling 59:30: Inside Runway's studio: Telescope magazine's fabrication, the 100 Film Fund and the Jeremy Higgins case (MERS and SIV), funding AI-assisted animation as a hybrid craft 01:02:00: New York as creative input: galleries, theater, the pigeon heist anecdote, the discipline of collecting inputs in a world saturated with AI outputs 01:04:30: New York vs Toronto, density of opportunity, why the city remains the creative capital — and the final baton pass to the next guest Vous souhaitez sponsoriser TheBoldWay Podcast ou nous proposer un partenariat ?Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire ou thomas@orsomedia.io Nb: TheBoldWay ou The Bold Way, anciennement connu sous le nom de Entreprendre dans la mode ou EDLM , est un podcast produit et réalisé par Adrien Garcia. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

    1hr 8min
  3. #527 Nick Doyle (Artist) | The American artist cutting up the myth of America

    15 MAY

    #527 Nick Doyle (Artist) | The American artist cutting up the myth of America

    🎙️ Sponsors du mois🌐 Squarespace — la plateforme no-code, boostée par l’IA, pour créer et développer votre site web tout-en-un.🛡️ MAIF — Épisode Assurance & indépendants : les erreurs qui peuvent vous coûter cher | En partenariat avec la MAIF. — Thanks to Nick for stopping by TheBoldWay! Nick Doyle is an American artist whose primary material is denim, which he cuts, bleaches, and assembles like contemporary marquetry. Represented worldwide by Perrotin gallery, he made a splash with Human Resources, a "corporate" kink bar premiered at Perrotin Paris, which returns this June at Basel Social Club. He's joining us for his new show at Perrotin New York, running April 24 through May 30, where he unveils Oracle Ava 113 — an AI avatar offering psychic readings to visitors, alongside a new series of batik-treated landscapes. Through denim, Nick unpacks America's foundational myths: rugged masculinity, the dream of Western expansion, and the slave-owning past that the textile industry has so carefully erased. A clear-eyed, unvarnished conversation about what it means, today, to be American.Timeline02:30 — The name and the calling: why Matthew renamed himself Nick at six (after the TV show Nickelodeon), and why he knew at seven or eight he'd be an artist 09:00 — Roots and Los Angeles: a Republican lawyer-musician father, a Democrat screenwriter-mime mother, the family "Nietzsche consensus," and how Hollywood's mediated reality shaped his sense of American identity 14:00 — New York, 2006: arriving at 26, turning down the unpaid Murakami internship for a $12/hour job, and seven years inside Tom Sachs's studio learning sculpture from the shop floor 24:00 — The art world and self-confidence: there is no destination, the artist generates their own reality, the mirror exercise ("Hey buddy, I love you" every morning for six months), and learning to be kind to himself 30:45 — Human Resources: the corporate kink bar at Perrotin Paris, owning his personal shame, and confronting his family's Deep South slave-owning past that no one ever talked about 43:00 — The desert crossing: broke at 35 and ready to quit, his girlfriend's six-month ultimatum, and the sold-out 2019 shows at Steve Turner Gallery and 56 Henry that changed everything 51:00 — The denim breakthrough: pulling a roll of denim out of a dumpster as Trump first ran for office, the studio visit in Brooklyn — hand-cutting, bleaching, batik, and the puzzle-like marquetry of his collages 1:02:00 — Living in America right now: why New York is still worth the cost (community, real face-to-face exchange), and the fractured image of a country "held hostage" by isolationism and polarisation 1:09:00 — The work's core themes: nostalgia as a depressive filter, the myth of the American West, trapped masculinity, and denim as the fabric of America's contradictions (indigo, cotton, slavery, and the cowboy myth) 1:25:00 — Creative process and "slow thinking": Dave Hickey's "you can make at least 10 of a good idea," advice to his younger self ("be kinder to yourself, let go"), and the unveiling of Oracle Ava 113 at Perrotin New York (April 24 – May 30) Vous souhaitez sponsoriser TheBoldWay Podcast ou nous proposer un partenariat ?Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire ou thomas@orsomedia.io Nb: TheBoldWay ou The Bold Way, anciennement connu sous le nom de Entreprendre dans la mode ou EDLM , est un podcast produit et réalisé par Adrien Garcia. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

    1hr 41min

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Les entrepreneurs à succès et les grands artistes ont un point commun : leur capacité à innover et à penser en dehors des sentiers battus. Mais comment réinventer les règles, se libérer des conventions, initier un mouvement, créer des projets iconiques, des produits d’exception, éclipser la concurrence en disruptant un marché, comment créer un nouvel océan bleu ? TheBoldWay est le podcast qui rentre dans la tête de ceux qui ont osé remettre en question l’ordre établi et qui excellent dans leur milieu : ces entrepreneurs, artistes, créatifs visionnaires, idéalistes qui ont cassé les codes et révolutionné leur industrie. Je décortique sous forme d’interviews longues et sans filtre leur méthode, leur état d’esprit et vous donne les clés, pour à votre tour, tracer votre propre chemin. Je suis Adrien Garcia, Designer et co-fondateur de la marque de vêtement RÉUNI. Avec TheBoldWay je vous invite à une véritable masterclass sur l'entrepreneuriat, l’innovation, la créativité, le leadership et comment affronter les défis de toute sorte.Vous souhaitez sponsoriser TheBoldWay Podcast ou nous proposer un partenariat ?Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire ou thomas@orsomedia.io Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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