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Brownstone

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Sep 24, 2026

Kimberly SheltonHOST
23:59
He's a business owner.
Kimberly SheltonHOST
24:00
Meanwhile, outside, Marion arrives at the Scott's Brownstone.
Kimberly SheltonHOST
24:04
It is an impressive four-story brownstone, and I think she's shocked by what she sees.
Cindy BrownHOST
24:10
Yeah, yeah.
Andy EllwoodGUEST
19:37
We were doing all the things.
Andy EllwoodGUEST
19:38
We moved to Brooklyn to get the Brownstone.
Andy EllwoodGUEST
19:40
We decided we wanted to start a family.
Andy EllwoodGUEST
19:41
I started another company and I was sitting there at 32 and I had literally everything that I ever actually wanted.
Scott SottileGUEST
21:51
Um, and you're, you're, you're just adding the next chapter to it.
CarolineHOST
21:56
The other New York City project that was really-- which, again, was, like, polar opposite of this one was the Brownstone.
CarolineHOST
22:04
Um, by the way, I kept thinking, "Who are all these people? How do I figure out who's this homeowner?"
Scott SottileGUEST
22:10
[laughs]
EmilyNARRATOR
8:01
Architecture is quieter work.
EmilyNARRATOR
8:03
I take on freelance projects, a Brownstone renovation here, an art space redesign there, and my schedule runs erratic.
EmilyNARRATOR
8:11
Sometimes it pays well, sometimes not, which strains things on occasion, though Carolyn rarely complains.
EmilyNARRATOR
8:17
We both wanted creative careers and urban living, knowing traditional security was always going to wobble.
Slap the ProfessorHOST
48:33
Yeah.
Slap the ProfessorHOST
48:34
Brownstone.
JCHOST
48:35
Yes.
Slap the ProfessorHOST
48:35
In New York, this would be Brownstone.
Slap the ProfessorHOST
48:37
I love it.
Slap the ProfessorHOST
48:38
That was a good one.
KempireHOST
24:13
Because remember, that's where she used to live.
KempireHOST
24:15
In the Brownstone.
KempireHOST
24:16
She has a beautiful upstate home.
KempireHOST
24:19
In this week's episode, she has this scene where she's meeting with her attorney.
MeganHOST
14:28
Three bed, two bath, 1825 square foot.
MeganHOST
14:32
It's a Brownstone you guys.
MeganHOST
14:34
Oh, I love a Brownstone.
KelseyHOST
14:36
i the vibes it's giving me is uh last five years
MeganHOST
14:41
kind of yeah it's got this cute little front door right it's on the national registry of historical places very nice why because the home was built in 1875 we lest we forget we're in new england old homes old homes are not unusual here uh this those are
Carol BurnettGUEST
10:43
here where I live.
Carol BurnettGUEST
10:44
And I said... where she gave me the address, took the cardboard suitcase, still in the brain, and got there, and right in the middle of Brownstone, four stories in New York, 54th Street, I think it was.
Carol BurnettGUEST
10:59
And she said, come in, and I put it, and it was like right out of a movie.
Carol BurnettGUEST
11:05
Stage door.
Thomas GloomHOST
3:51
Langley also became an accomplished pianist and later claimed to have performed at Carnegie Hall.
Thomas GloomHOST
3:58
In 1909, the family moved into the Brownstone at 2078 Fifth Avenue in Harlem, then a fashionable address.
Thomas GloomHOST
4:10
For a while, everything was normal.
Thomas GloomHOST
4:14
Then, slowly, it wasn't.
Tim MontanaGUEST
35:07
everybody saw them back in the day but all i remember that concert is this beautiful blonde girls in front of me i'm probably 15 and she had the most gorgeous blue eyes i've ever seen and allegedly was kurt cobain's niece i don't know if i buy it right i'm like did kurt have a sister like i don't know but i still remember her telling me that because i was in such a nirvana phase and i believed her and wanted to run off to washington to marry her i don't remember who the band was something with a light i don't know Question three, first album that you bought with your own money or you stole? The first album I found that affected me was a tape, and on one side it had Mr.
Tim MontanaGUEST
35:44
Brownstone, and on one side it had Welcome to the Jungle.
Clint SwitzerHOST
35:47
I've heard of that.
Clint SwitzerHOST
35:48
It's an ambiguous, very small artist.
Tim MontanaGUEST
35:52
It was Guns N' Roses, obviously, but it must have been a radio promo tape.
Clint SwitzerHOST
35:56
Oh, like literally it was just the A and B side of the tape.
Clint SwitzerHOST
35:59
Brownstone and Welcome to the Jungle.
Clint SwitzerHOST
36:01
And I remember putting it in and

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