I Am Home podcast

Stories from 2026's Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting

On this week's episode of I AM HOME, our hosts Tyler, Hilary and Becca are joined by special guests from the Berkshire Hathaway Shareholders Meeting for heartfelt conversations and fresh perspectives. Omaha is buzzing with Berkshire fans from all over the world, with different backgrounds, occupations and passions. Tag along with us for a look at what makes Omaha such a special part of this annual tradition and a fun "Buffet or Bluff It" quiz. Resources: nfm.com/podcast [https://www.nfm.com/podcast.html]

Jeff Cohen built a career like Berkshire builds businesses

Big careers aren't built on titles, they're built on decisions. This week on I Am Home, Jeff Cohen - Chairman of six Berkshire Hathaway companies and CEO of three, including Fruit of the Loom, Star Furniture, and Larson-Juhl - joins the conversation to unpack a career that spans some of the most influential companies in business. He shares the moments that shaped his leadership style, the realities of running and transforming businesses, as well as the tradeoffs that come with operating at the highest level. It's a thoughtful, behind-the-scenes look at what it means to build, lead and evolve over time. Resources: nfm.com/podcast [https://www.nfm.com/podcast.html]

CAFÉ reveals the hidden power of customizing your kitchen

Kitchens aren't just where you cook; they're where your personality shows up. In this episode of I AM HOME, the conversation goes beyond appliances and into the art of living well at home. Creative Director for CAFÉ, T.K. Wismer, shares how her background in set design shaped the way she sees kitchens today: as spaces that tell a story before you ever turn on the stove. From the rise of customization to the evolution of CAFÉ as a design-forward brand, this episode explores why people are craving more control, more expression and more meaning in the spaces they live in. You'll hear what "luxury" looks like now, the subtle design choices that make a kitchen work better in real life and where people often get it wrong chasing aesthetics over function. If you've ever thought about reimagining your space - or just want to understand why home design feels more personal than ever - this one's worth a listen. Resources: nfm.com/podcast [https://www.nfm.com/podcast.html]

The hottest flower trends blooming in homes right now

What if the easiest way to transform your space wasn't renovation, but something as simple as what you place in a vase? In this episode of I Am Home, Tyler, Becca and Hilary dig into the rising influence of greenery and florals in home design and why they're no longer just finishing touches, but focal points. From oversized statement plants that anchor a room to nostalgic blooms making a comeback, the conversation explores how nature-inspired elements are reshaping interiors in fresh, approachable ways. You'll hear practical tips on styling everything from real branches to high-quality faux arrangements, plus clever tricks to keep your greenery looking its best. Whether it's playful touches like fruits and vegetables in decor or mastering the art of asymmetrical florals, this episode is packed with ideas to bring more life, texture and personality into your home without overcomplicating the process.

Outdoor sound mistakes everyone makes (fix yours)

What if the reason your outdoor space doesn't quite feel right has less to do with what you see, and everything to do with what you hear? In this episode of I AM HOME, our hosts along with NFM Electronics Design experts Daniel Welch and John McKinney, break down how sound can transform your backyard from a nice setup into a true gathering experience. From why a single Bluetooth speaker falls flat to how thoughtful audio design creates seamless, immersive coverage, the conversation reframes outdoor living as something far more intentional - where placement, distribution and design matter more than volume. Through real project insights, common DIY pitfalls and practical upgrades for everyday patios, this episode uncovers the often-overlooked element that makes people linger longer and spaces feel complete - proving that when outdoor sound is done right, you barely notice it at all. Resources: nfm.com/podcast [https://www.nfm.com/podcast.html]