
Photo: Courtesy of Linda Gierahn
To Host a Large Event or Award Show
In recent years, I’ve really enjoyed working in Los Angeles at the Microsoft Theater for a larger award show, and the Beverly Hilton for a more intimate setting.
To Shop
A quick stroll on Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice, California, will do the trick.
To See Art and Culture
I worked in Times Square for several years and loved being in the middle of the Theater District, with access to Broadway shows at any time. My recent favorites are Dear Evan Hansen and Hamilton.
To Get Inspired
I listen to music. I have my go-to playlists for any genre—country, pop, hip hop, classical.
To Spend Time Outdoors
I love to go canoeing on the Harpeth River in Nashville, where I have an annual trip with my college friends. Closer to home, I take walks on the water in Marina Del Rey, California, or Central Park in New York.Central Park in New YorkPhoto: Greips/Pixaby
To Unwind
Kickboxing! I should probably do yoga, but I’d prefer a pair of boxing gloves. I go with my high school friends to CKO Kickboxing near my mom’s house in Simi Valley, California.
To Hear Live Music
Nothing compares to a concert at Madison Square Garden in New York. The energy is insane. I also really enjoy some of the smaller, more intimate music settings in Nashville for songwriter nights.Madison Square Garden in New YorkLittleNY/iStock
To Get Work Done on the Road
I travel a lot, so a huge priority for me is to just stay healthy in order to keep up with my schedule. I stick to the basics—sleep, drink a ton of water and green juice, and find a coffee shop nearby.
To Recharge
My work life is so hectic and busy, so in my personal life, I try to keep things simple. I spend as much time as possible with my amazing friends and family, who live all over the country. They help me keep things in perspective.
For My Favorite Meal
Felix Trattoria in Venice, California. Also, El Parador Café in New York—the staff there is amazing. Bring out the chips and guac!Felix Trattoria in Venice, CaliforniaPhoto: Wonho Frank Lee
This story appeared in BizBash's Spring 2019 issue.