Julie Gaines's guest appearances

Julie Gaines

The B&N Podcast

HFN's Inside Scoop

THE DAVID MCKAY-L8-NIGHT SPECIAL

Steven Pinker

Mark Manson

Shea Serrano

Reginald Hudlin

Brad Meltzer

Annie Leibovitz

Colson Whitehead

Kevin Young

Malcolm Gladwell

Jared Diamond

George Takei

Lidia Bastianich

Michael Eric Dyson

Tara Westover

Elizabeth Gilbert

OwlTail

Today on the B&amp;N Podcast we're talking about a place where business, family, and an iconic New York City institution meet.  Our guest is Julie Gaines, the co-founder of the groundbreaking store Fish's Eddy — where vintage plates, bowls and cups salvaged from a vanishing America find a new life in the kitchens and dining rooms of New Yorkers . She joined us to talk about her new book  Minding the Store: A Big Story about a Small Business.  It's a story about putting your dreams into action, about what happens when you take a completely original idea and make it a reality.  It's also about what happens when you can't extricate your family life from your business, for better or for worse.  True to her nature, Julie Gaines put a family member to work in creating this unique book, which takes the form of a Graphic Memoir charmingly illustrated by her son Ben Lenovitz.  When she joined us in the studio, we started by talking about a subject that the author may know better than anybody: the surprising appeal of dishes.

<p>Today on the B&amp;N Podcast we're talking about a place where business, family, and an iconic New York City institution meet.  Our guest is Julie Gaines, the co-founder of the groundbreaking store Fish's Eddy — where vintage plates, bowls and cups salvaged from a vanishing America find a new life in the kitchens and dining rooms of New Yorkers . She joined us to talk about her new book <a href="https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/minding-the-store-julie-gaines/1128515674?ean=9781616206628" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> <em>Minding the Store: A Big Story about a Small Business</em></a>.  It's a story about putting your dreams into action, about what happens when you take a completely original idea and make it a reality.  It's also about what happens when you can't extricate your family life from your business, for better or for worse.  True to her nature, Julie Gaines put a family member to work in creating this unique book, which takes the form of a Graphic Memoir charmingly illustrated by her son Ben Lenovitz.  When she joined us in the studio, we started by talking about a subject that the author may know better than anybody: the surprising appeal of dishes.</p>