I love this podcast! Each guest has such a unique perspective on design. They’ve given me inspiration for my own home and have even left me pondering design trends (why don’t we have more size-inclusive furniture again?). It’s a great mix of the best designers in their field and guests who will surprise you with their design innovation (HELLO, SETH ROGEN)! Cannot wait to see who will be on the podcast next.

Julie is such a natural host and has a voice that was born to podcast. Can’t wait to tune in each week and learn tips big and small on how to be a rebel. Also, really love the never have I ever series of end questions!

This podcast has gone thru multiple hosts and none have ever hit the mark. This new spin on being “rebellious” feels like a gimmick and I can’t bring myself to get thru one episode without turning it off.

very very boring

The Katie Sturino interview was so bad. She mentioned having Cheap rugs, equating Mackenzie Childs to Nancy Meyers, doesn’t like vintage. And I won’t even start on her attitude toward furniture not accommodating her size??? Like whaaaaat? I don’t understand why this was included considering all the other episodes have been wonderful and fun to listen to.

Fresh and concise, and incredibly well articulated - in both the host’s questions and Jonathan Adler’s colorful, powerhouse, lovely responses! Made me sad to end my run cuz i wanted to listen to the next one!

Such a great podcast!

The guests and content are fun, albeit predictable. A bit self indulgent. The interviewer could switch it up, ask questions with more depth— all the dialogues feel the same, very topical, formulaic. The audio quality on the intro is cringe-y, I’m not sure why this hasn’t been corrected? It’s tinny and sounds amateur. But, like I said, the guests are relevant and entertaining.

Love this podcast! I look forward to this every week! Love the into it or moving on segment at the end!!

And miss the good guests! I mean how many people have to just talk about house plants?