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Oct 31, 2026

Catherine BermanGUEST
25:51
What am I going to do now? And so I spent some time thinking through, all right, I love being out here.
Catherine BermanGUEST
25:59
If I could do anything, what would I do? And what I realized is what I really wanted to do was take everything I had learned working on Madison Avenue in New York, working with high caliber clients, and everything I had learned working for community development over the years, and see if I could build bridges.
Catherine BermanGUEST
26:19
And so I ended up getting a really cool job what is now considered a social enterprise.
Catherine BermanGUEST
26:25
And so at the time, there was a consortium built in San Francisco to bring in formerly homeless individuals back into the workforce by training them through technology.
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
9:11
So if you ask me, I...
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
9:12
You know where I can find him? Well, he works to one of them fancy jewelry stores up on Madison Avenue.
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
9:17
But why didn't you ask her?
Mandel KramerVOICE_ACTOR
9:18
Well, I did, but there's no
Chuck NiceHOST
9:49
And then you ended up with I think we were talking about this a little while.
Chuck NiceHOST
9:53
Madison Avenue.
Chuck NiceHOST
9:54
Yep.
Chuck NiceHOST
9:55
Millions upon millions of dollars that they spend on.
Andy BehrmanGUEST
6:55
But I wasn't quite working yet.
Andy BehrmanGUEST
6:57
And I applied for a job at Giorgio Armani on Madison Avenue.
Andy BehrmanGUEST
7:06
It was the first boutique, freestanding boutique in America.
Andy BehrmanGUEST
7:11
So when I filled out my application, I figured, well, the best way to get this job is to tell them, of course, that I am... fluent in Italian.

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Andy BehrmanGUEST
23:25
I mean, it was like just playing a game all day long.
Andy BehrmanGUEST
23:32
And like the only thing that really counted was how much money you could make and how many great restaurants you could go out to every single night, it was starting to get a little bit out of hand.
Andy BehrmanGUEST
23:46
In what way? Well, there were clothing stores in Manhattan where I started showing some of his artwork in the windows, like in Madison Avenue or on 57th Street, where the whole fashion world was centered.
Andy BehrmanGUEST
24:03
I started making deals.
Mark SimoneHOST
26:19
we're doing real good.
Mark SimoneHOST
26:20
Yeah, not to mention if you're on Madison Avenue, there's a 59th, there's like a 70-story building going up.
Mark SimoneHOST
26:27
60th, there's like an 80-story building going up.
Mark SimoneHOST
26:30
Park Avenue, 52nd, there's like a 90-story building going up.
Steve CuozzoGUEST
27:03
And no matter, every time they put up a new apartment building, anywhere, it fills up, whether it's a rental or a condo.
Steve CuozzoGUEST
27:12
They put up a new office building, like the ones you mentioned.
Steve CuozzoGUEST
27:14
There are several of them going up on Madison Avenue right now.
Steve CuozzoGUEST
27:18
There's another one going up in Hudson Yards.
Mark SimoneHOST
3:09
So we're doing real good.
Mark SimoneHOST
3:10
Yeah, not to mention if you're on Madison Avenue, there's a 59th, there's like a 70-story building going up.
Mark SimoneHOST
3:17
60th, there's like an 80-story building going up.
Mark SimoneHOST
3:20
Park Avenue, 52nd, there's like a 90-story building going up.
Steve CuozzoGUEST
3:53
And no matter, every time they put up a new apartment building, anywhere, it fills up, whether it's a rental or a condo.
Steve CuozzoGUEST
4:01
They put up a new office building, like the ones you mentioned.
Steve CuozzoGUEST
4:04
There are several of them going up on Madison Avenue right now.
Steve CuozzoGUEST
4:08
There's another one going up in Hudson Yards.
Fat JoeHOST
44:55
Forty million of some wild shit.
Fat JoeHOST
44:57
Them townhouses in that little Madison Avenue and all that.
Fat JoeHOST
45:01
She hit me with that shit quick.
Fat JoeHOST
45:03
Like, nah, I'm not from Forrest.
Fat JoeHOST
45:03
Forty million of some wild shit.
Fat JoeHOST
45:05
Them townhouses in that little Madison Avenue and all that.
Fat JoeHOST
45:09
She hit me with that shit quick.
Fat JoeHOST
45:10
Like, nah, I'm not from Forrest.
Kim KellyHOST
5:39
It's coming, I can feel it.
Kim KellyHOST
5:42
She personally took up the cause, both at the cemetery and outside the Cardinal's residence on Manhattan's Madison Avenue.
Kim KellyHOST
5:49
and delivered food and medicine to the strikers' families.
Kim KellyHOST
5:52
Dorothy Day wrote directly to the cardinal, emphasizing the economic hardships the workers faced and asking him to go to them, conciliate them.
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Ann Liguori

Oct 29 · 1 Mention

Ann LiguoriGUEST
24:48
And that show, Sports Interview with Alan Gore, that aired weekly for 17 years.
Ann LiguoriGUEST
24:52
And I was also knocking down doors on Madison Avenue to bring in sponsors for that show.
Ann LiguoriGUEST
24:58
I don't know if I would have done anything differently back then because look, we don't go to school and learn how to sell cable shows and how to book gas.
Ann LiguoriGUEST
25:07
I mean, those things you don't really learn in college.

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