Season 2 - A Drink With - Detroit (William Clay Ford Jr.)

Julia Michaels | A Drink With Interview

“A Drink With” traveled to Miami for the first time and sat down with the inimitable Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Julia Michaels. Together with Mark Levinson, we went to Art Basel to celebrate music, sound and art... and Michaels left us all inspired to create from a place of unapologetic truth. Michaels is the gutsy writer behind chart-topping hits like Justin Bieber's "Sorry," Selena Gomez's "Lose You to Love Me," Dua Lipa’s “Fever” and so much more, including her debut single "Issues." This special episode was filmed with a live audience at the Mark Levinson Vinyl Lounge and Michaels shared it all, from the creative process behind her debut album, “Not in Chronological Order,” to writing with Hollywood’s A-list to her thoughts on being less about the filter and more about the truth. Full interview + exclusive photos: https://adrinkwith.com/series_event/julia-michaels/

Gregory Gourdet Virtual Drink

NEW INTERVIEW! We had our first virtual drink with "Top Chef" star Gregory Gourdet. Gregory revealed what it was really like opening his new Haitian pop-up Kann Winter Village in 2020, the importance of inclusivity in restaurant culture, how music plays a role in his career, his journey to recovery and his go-to "meal" when he cooks at home. To watch the video and listen to Gregory's playlist visit https://bit.ly/3oUpEpz // Presented by Mark Levinson Luxury Audio.

Season 2 - A Drink With - Detroit (William Clay Ford Jr.)

Whether you’re a native Detroiter, a transplant or a boomerang, you can’t deny that what’s happening in the city is history in the (re)making. From the work ethic to the entrepreneurial spirit, Detroiters are rolling up their sleeves and rebuilding the city with the same determination as Henry Ford and Berry Gordy before them. And in the end, those visionaries, similar to the ones you’ll meet this season, not only shaped Detroit, they shaped the world. Once the fastest growing city in the world; the place that created America’s middle class. Detroit is still a city that breeds innovation. Just like the city of Detroit, our guests have stories of perseverance and creativity. Why should you care? You’ll find motivation and inspiration to apply to your own life from listening to the dreamers, future leaders and risk-takers who are making a direct impact on the community. We talk about lessons learned the hard way, what it took to reach success, business advice and what makes Detroit special. This season we’re partnering with Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit [https://goodwilldetroit.org/] whose mission is co-creating independence and dignity through the power of personal and workforce development. Goodwill Detroit works to ensure that every neighborhood of Detroit experiences the kind of renaissance that we’re seeing in downtown and Midtown. We welcome Jessica McCall, the vice president of marketing and external affairs at Goodwill Detroit, as our special co-host. We’re asking listeners to use “#WhatsGoodDetroit“ when you come across something inspiring, notable or just plain good in the city. We’re recording in the Foundation Studio at Detroit Foundation Hotel [https://detroitfoundationhotel.com/]. Our official podcast studio is located within the beautiful boutique hotel which is the former Detroit Fire Department Headquarters and Pontchartrain Wine Cellars. Visit "A Drink With" for photos and all features. Follow us on social and let us know who you think we should have a drink with next. You can find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @adrinkwith. Click here [http://adrinkwith.com/william-clay-ford-jr/] to watch the video of this interview. We'd like to give a special thanks to NBS Commercial Interiors [https://www.yournbs.com/] who designed our custom set for this conversation. NBS is at the leading edge of workplace design. NBS along with Steelcase believe spaces can inspire new ways of thinking and fuel creativity.

Season 2 - A Drink With - Detroit (Tony Hawk)

Whether you’re a native Detroiter, a transplant or a boomerang, you can’t deny that what’s happening in the city is history in the (re)making. From the work ethic to the entrepreneurial spirit, Detroiters are rolling up their sleeves and rebuilding the city with the same determination as Henry Ford and Berry Gordy before them. And in the end, those visionaries, similar to the ones you’ll meet this season, not only shaped Detroit, they shaped the world. Once the fastest growing city in the world; the place that created America’s middle class. Detroit is still a city that breeds innovation. Just like the city of Detroit, our guests have stories of perseverance and creativity. Why should you care? You’ll find motivation and inspiration to apply to your own life from listening to the dreamers, future leaders and risk-takers who are making a direct impact on the community. We talk about lessons learned the hard way, what it took to reach success, business advice and what makes Detroit special. This season we’re partnering with Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit [https://goodwilldetroit.org/] whose mission is co-creating independence and dignity through the power of personal and workforce development. Goodwill Detroit works to ensure that every neighborhood of Detroit experiences the kind of renaissance that we’re seeing in downtown and Midtown. We welcome Jessica McCall, the vice president of marketing and external affairs at Goodwill Detroit, as our special co-host. We’re asking listeners to use “#WhatsGoodDetroit“ when you come across something inspiring, notable or just plain good in the city. We’re recording in the Foundation Studio at Detroit Foundation Hotel [https://detroitfoundationhotel.com/]. Our official podcast studio is located within the beautiful boutique hotel which is the former Detroit Fire Department Headquarters and Pontchartrain Wine Cellars. Visit "A Drink With" for photos and all features. Follow us on social and let us know who you think we should have a drink with next. You can find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @adrinkwith. Click here [http://adrinkwith.com/tony-hawk/] to watch the special video of this conversation.

Season 2 - A Drink With - Detroit (Doug Schwartz of Detroit Wick)

Whether you’re a native Detroiter, a transplant or a boomerang, you can’t deny that what’s happening in the city is history in the (re)making. From the work ethic to the entrepreneurial spirit, Detroiters are rolling up their sleeves and rebuilding the city with the same determination as Henry Ford and Berry Gordy before them. And in the end, those visionaries, similar to the ones you’ll meet this season, not only shaped Detroit, they shaped the world. Once the fastest growing city in the world; the place that created America’s middle class. Detroit is still a city that breeds innovation. Just like the city of Detroit, our guests have stories of perseverance and creativity. Why should you care? You’ll find motivation and inspiration to apply to your own life from listening to the dreamers, future leaders and risk-takers who are making a direct impact on the community. We talk about lessons learned the hard way, what it took to reach success, business advice and what makes Detroit special. This season we’re partnering with Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit [https://detroitfoundationhotel.com/] whose mission is co-creating independence and dignity through the power of personal and workforce development. Goodwill Detroit works to ensure that every neighborhood of Detroit experiences the kind of renaissance that we’re seeing in downtown and Midtown. We welcome Jessica McCall, the vice president of marketing and external affairs at Goodwill Detroit, as our special co-host. We’re asking listeners to use “#WhatsGoodDetroit“ when you come across something inspiring, notable or just plain good in the city. We’re recording in the Foundation Studio at Detroit Foundation Hotel [https://detroitfoundationhotel.com/]. Our official podcast studio is located within the beautiful boutique hotel which is the former Detroit Fire Department Headquarters and Pontchartrain Wine Cellars.