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Just as we hold space for others, our homes hold space for us. On Ideas of Order, we join Jeremiah Brent in communion with some very special guests to discover what home means to them. Through honest and moving conversations, we’ll learn about how their most memorable spaces have shaped our guests throughout their lives. Ideas of Order is a California Closets podcast.

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Latest Episodes

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 hospit... more

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 ball... more

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 f... more

Celebrity hairstylist Chris McMillan joins Jeremiah for a conversation about creativity, reinvention and the experiences that shaped one of the most influential careers in beauty. Chris reflects on growing up in Southern California and Palm Springs, ... more

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Recent Guests

Bunny Williams
Interior designer, author, entrepreneur, gardener, collector and mentor
Bunny Williams Home
Episode: Bunny Williams
Amy Astley
Global Editorial Director and US Editor in Chief at Architectural Digest
Architectural Digest
Episode: Amy Astley
Chloe Fineman
Actress and comedian
SNL cast member
Episode: Chloe Fineman
Chris McMillan
Celebrity hairstylist known for iconic looks and long-running career
Independent hairstylist and brand founder
Episode: Chris McMillan
June Ambrose
Stylist, costume designer, creative director, CEO, author
Independent/Brand collaborations
Episode: June Ambrose
Antoni Porowski
Chef, television host, author
Queer Eye (participant), various design/media projects
Episode: Antoni Porowski
Rachel Zoe
designer, founder of Curator, editor, author, podcaster, TV personality
Rachel Zoe, LLC / Curator
Episode: Rachel Zoe [Encore]
Joanna Gaines
Co-host of Fixer Upper; founder of Magnolia; author
Magnolia; Magnolia Network
Episode: Joanna Gaines [Encore]
Chani Nicholas
A fierce advocate for human rights, author, and entrepreneur in the field of astrology.
Episode: Chani Nicholas

Host

Jeremiah Brent

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 295 ratings
  • Interior Reflection on life!

    I have listened to most of these podcasts many times. Each time I listen to them: I hear new things, new ideas and insights. I can’t pick my favorite. What an amazing piece of work by Mr. Brent. Each interview is tailored to the guest. Thanks for sharing your personal and professional friends with the world. Jane

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jane4joy
    United States2 years ago
  • Love!

    Jeremiah’s calm demeanor and incredible insight makes this the perfect podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hudson Happy
    United States2 years ago
  • Love it!

    Love every minute of this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    thellk
    United States2 years ago
  • YES to Ideas of Order

    First off, the name of this podcast ~ love it. The conversations between Jeremiah and his guests are so comfortable and flow naturally ~ great mix of people’s design “why” and “where” with everything else.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sonia_says
    Canada2 years ago
  • A peek behind the curtain

    It’s so refreshing to be given a peek behind the curtain to understand what makes Jeremiah and his guests tick and what makes them feel safe and held in their space. Such a wonderful podcast with extremely interesting guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Unenthused
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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The interviews are valued for connecting design choices with guests' personal histories, family lives and sense of home.
Some listeners find the transitions, music and named segments distracting, preferring a looser production style.
Listeners praise Jeremiah Brent's calm presence, thoughtful questions and ability to make conversations feel natural.
Listeners find the guests interesting and the conversations inspiring, reflective and emotionally warm.

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Apple Podcasts
#23
United States/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#35
Canada/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#146
United Kingdom/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#63
Italy/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#73
Germany/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#82
France/Arts/Design

Talking Points

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Amy Astley
Q: What makes you think something is beautiful?
Astley says memorable homes have deep personal meaning. Books, objects and details that reveal the people who live there matter more than decoration alone.
Amy Astley
Q: Do you think, looking back, that ballet shaped your sense of taste, your instinct to edit?
Astley says ballet taught her discipline and a mind-body connection, and that training among more accomplished dancers taught her to seek challenge and keep learning.
Bunny Williams
Q: Do you feel like they've asking the same questions about home and beauty that earlier generations were asking? Or is the conversation kind of fundamentally changed?
Williams says design has changed, and criticizes online platforms such as Pinterest for encouraging people to copy rooms rather than develop their own ideas through travel, observation and firsthand experience.
Bunny Williams
Q: When you look back at your childhood in Virginia, what do you think first sparked your fascination with houses and gardens and the way people lived?
Williams says she grew up in a hospitable family and community where people regularly gathered at one another's homes. Watching her mother arrange flowers and work on the house helped inspire her career creating homes.
Chloe Fineman
Q: What does the perfect day at home look like for you?
A day in New York's West Village with a routine that includes a walk with the dog, visits to favorite shops, and simple rituals like treats from local spots, followed by time at home with a sense of community and familiar comfort.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Ideas of Order

What is Ideas of Order about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Thoughtful, personal conversations about how home, design and meaningful spaces shape identity, memory and everyday life. Hosted by Jeremiah Brent, the interviews connect guests' stories about family, culture and career with their ideas about the places where they feel most at home. Guests include designers, stylists, performers, chefs and other creative figures, who share formative experiences and discuss how their work and personal lives influence their relationship with space. The tone is warm and reflective, with design serving as a starting point for broader conversations about belonging, creativity and personal values. Rather than focusing only on trends or decorating advice, the discussions explore why particular rooms, objects and r... more

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Recent guests on Ideas of Order include:

1. Bunny Williams
2. Amy Astley
3. Chloe Fineman
4. Chris McMillan
5. June Ambrose
6. Antoni Porowski
7. Rachel Zoe
8. Joanna Gaines

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