Bridgehampton
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Sep 16, 2026
Sunday Times Style
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43:35LauraNARRATOR
That's for Ralph, he recalled.
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43:38LauraNARRATOR
Recently, Groff's company acquired a specialty tree from Martyrs, a nursery in Bridgehampton, New York, on behalf of a customer.
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43:47LauraNARRATOR
With a trunk 24 inches in diameter, it was likely older than the client who had bought it.
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43:53LauraNARRATOR
That is a very large tree, but the technology has changed to the point where they can move just about anything to anywhere.
Sunday Times Style
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43:35LauraNARRATOR
That's for Ralph, he recalled.
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43:38LauraNARRATOR
Recently, Groff's company acquired a specialty tree from Martyrs, a nursery in Bridgehampton, New York, on behalf of a customer.
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43:47LauraNARRATOR
With a trunk 24 inches in diameter, it was likely older than the client who had bought it.
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43:53LauraNARRATOR
That is a very large tree, but the technology has changed to the point where they can move just about anything to anywhere.
Macklemore (who...?) Drummed Out of the Industry
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14:47Chris MichaelsHOST
Charlie Kirk was really...
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14:49Chris MichaelsHOST
Pushing this to the side, as we found out with his meeting in South Hampton or Bridgehampton, excuse me, at Topping Rose.
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14:58Chris MichaelsHOST
If you're ever out there, drive right by it.
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15:01Chris MichaelsHOST
I'm sorry.
Mark Feuerstein – From Hollywood to Heritage
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34:58David IngberHOST
Was there anything that surprised you about success?
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35:00Mark FeuersteinGUEST
Well, I mean, the paradox we just described about smelling the roses at the same time as always wanting more, that was never truer than when I was doing Royal Pains, where I remember a moment of making it, also the superficial moment of standing by Dan's Papers in Bridgehampton, learning my lines for Royal Pains while a bus comes by that is wrapped with my picture for the show Royal Pains, a narcissist's wet dream.
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35:35David IngberHOST
Right.
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35:35Mark FeuersteinGUEST
And I'm like, I mean, if there's any moment where you think you're on the map, it's that.
13 MINS LATER
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48:51Mark FeuersteinGUEST
She is so hardcore.
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48:54Mark FeuersteinGUEST
So when we were a team, you know, to call us equal, though we were both co-creating a TV show, would be a misnomer, 'cause she is the writer of the two.
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49:08Mark FeuersteinGUEST
The process of writing the pitch was all, like, me and her together, and I had some great stories that I did in the pitch, like sharing the moment when Sandra Bullock, who was a buddy after doing Practical Magic, came and visited my family by coming to our house we once had in Bridgehampton for a weekend and was trying to relax from shooting Forces of Nature, which she was shooting in Atlanta, and we're chilling in chaise lounges in the backyard, and my father decides to come out, shirt off, in a wet bathing suit, with a platter of honeydew melon, and says, "Sandy, how would you like a gorgeous piece of honeydew melon? Have you ever had a gorgeous piece of honeydew melon?" And she's like, "I mean, I've had melon.
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49:56Mark FeuersteinGUEST
I don't know if it was gorgeous." He's like...
Amy Chozick on Sex Work and Motherhood
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0:27Zibby OwensHOST
Amy Chozik is the author of With Friends Like You, a novel.
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0:31Zibby OwensHOST
This episode was recorded in front of an audience at the Children's Museum of the East End in Bridgehampton, New York.
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0:39Zibby OwensHOST
I loved interviewing Amy, who I actually met through a mutual friend, her cousin and an old friend of mine, and have been following her work for years and just was so excited to Thank you so much for having me.
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1:16Zibby OwensHOST
In addition to The Times, Amy's writing has appeared in Vogue, Vanity Fair, and other publications.
The Power of Becoming a “Margot Woman” Simone Silverman on Reinvention, Style & the Women We Become
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43:05Simone SilvermanGUEST
in our worlds as well.
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43:07Monica NovoHOST
And it's the same kind of thing, isn't it? Do you know Sophia Krokus? Her and her husband, Chris Elias, the great place in Bridgehampton, she had invited me to a dinner, exactly what you're saying, at Indochine.
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43:25Monica NovoHOST
And I knew nobody at the table, but she got women from all different circles and we had dinner.
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43:34Monica NovoHOST
She put a WhatsApp group together, talk.
August 5, 2026: Patrick Cornelius Quartet
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0:20John LandisHOST
I'm your host, John Landis.
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0:21John LandisHOST
Tonight we have a concert that was performed at the Hampton Library in Bridgehampton, New York, on August 5, 2026, by Patrick Cornelius.
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0:30John LandisHOST
on alto sax and his quartet consisting of Patrick on alto, Art Hirahara on piano, Andre Cole on marimba, Peter Slavov on bass, and Rudy Royston on drums.
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0:42John LandisHOST
These concerts take place in the mid evening behind the library on a lovely Hamptons evening.
The Future of the Beach
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9:56Rob YoungGUEST
There are very, very few examples of places w- where private funds are being used to fund beach nourishment.
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10:05Rob YoungGUEST
That tends to happen in a handful of gated communities or in places like Sagaponack, Bridgehampton on Long Island.
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10:14Carlyle CalhounHOST
Yeah, I mean, it's interesting.
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10:15Carlyle CalhounHOST
Like you said, this never ends, the need to nourish beaches.
EP 22 Farming in the Hamptons: Inside Our Apprenticeship Program
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9:09Amanda MerrowHOST
Long Island was carved by the receding Wisconsin glacier about 11,000 years ago, which gave us these deposits of this beautiful silty loam, which is our soil type.
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9:21Amanda MerrowHOST
Our specific soil is Bridgehampton silt loam that is largely free of rocks and that holds organic matter beautifully and holds moisture but drains well.
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9:30Amanda MerrowHOST
And it's some of the best growing soil in the country.
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9:33Amanda MerrowHOST
So when people are arriving, who was here before us? Who is here now? Where are we geographically? How did the soil that we depend on every day get here? But to answer your question of before, is farming in the Hamptons weird? When you're here and you're in it, it doesn't feel weird because people have been doing it here for 400 years and millennia before that.
20,000 to 300,000 Cases: How Joey Wölffer Built a Hamptons Wine Empire
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1:42Joey WölfferGUEST
Uh, and he went to a dinner party.
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1:46Joey WölfferGUEST
He met a guy who was make... growing vi- vines in his backyard in Bridgehampton, and he was like, "If this idiot can do it, so can I." And we ha- we...
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1:56Joey WölfferGUEST
It was all potato fields at the time, and he bro- he wanted to find a, a German winemaker.
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2:01Joey WölfferGUEST
That was sort of his goal, and I think he did a...
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