Chris McMillan

The most memorable homes aren't created overnight. Bunny Williams joins Jeremiah for a conversation about the experiences, places and people that shaped one of the most influential careers in interior design. From a childhood in Virginia where hospitality was a way of life to her early years at Parish-Hadley and formative encounters with legendary interiors, Bunny reflects on the lessons that taught her to trust her eye and design with intention. Together, they explore the value of learning through experience, collecting over time and creating homes that evolve alongside the people who live in them. Along the way, Bunny shares the timeless principles that continue to guide her work, from scale and proportion to curiosity, discipline and the importance of listening.

Amy Astley, Global Editorial Director and US Editor in Chief at Architectural Digest, joins Jeremiah to discuss the experiences and influences that shaped her remarkable career in media. From a childhood surrounded by art and a formative love of ballet to her early days at House & Garden and nearly a decade at Vogue under Anna Wintour, Amy reflects on the power of curiosity, discipline and always being willing to say yes to new opportunities. Together, they explore what makes a home truly memorable, the personal meaning behind the spaces we create and the people, objects and rituals that transform a house into a home. Along the way, Amy shares stories from her own homes in Tribeca and the North Fork and the lessons she's learned from a lifetime spent telling other people's stories.

Actress and Former Saturday Night Live cast member Chloe Fineman joins Jeremiah to discuss creativity, identity and the art of finding home while constantly stepping into the lives of others. Chloe reflects on her Berkeley upbringing in an artistic family, her path from serious theater to comedy and improv, and how New York’s pace has shaped her in contrast to California’s dreamier rhythm. Together, they explore her love of interiors and fashion, the early design influences of her parents’ French-inflected Piedmont home, her West Village routines and the neighborhood community that grounds her. Chloe also shares how she captures the “essence” of a person through impressions, protects her privacy and looks ahead to future work with sharper emotional edges.

Few people have shaped culture from behind the scenes as profoundly as June Ambrose. Jeremiah welcomes the stylist, costume designer, creative director, CEO, author and mother for a conversation about creativity, identity and the many roles we inhabit throughout our lives. June reflects on building a career that extends far beyond fashion by approaching every project through storytelling, collaboration and strategy. She shares memories of growing up in the Bronx, the influence of her immigrant family and her mother’s creativity, and how those early experiences shaped her perspective on home, ambition and community. Together, they explore the balance between public and private life, raising children in creative environments and the importance of staying connected to purpose in an increasingly performance-driven culture. Along the way, June reveals the rituals, values and lessons that continue to guide her work and inspire her vision for the future.

The objects we choose to keep often tell the story of who we are. Antoni Porowski joins Jeremiah for a conversation about memory, identity and the rituals that make a house feel like home. From treasured everyday items and evolving design obsessions to the experience of furnishing a country house, Antoni reflects on the personal meaning behind the spaces we create and the things we surround ourselves with. He shares stories from his multicultural upbringing in Montreal, his move to New York and the winding path that led him from psychology and acting to food, television and global recognition through Queer Eye. Together, they explore the challenges of learning to trust your instincts and building a life rooted in connection, stewardship and the people who matter most.