Jess Rothschild

John Stein is also in our Stevie Click. He's literally the top rider at Seoul with over 6,000 classes taken.

John Stein is also in our Stevie Click. He's literally the top rider at Seoul with over 6,000 classes taken.

Stevie was at the height of her powers on Monday nights at 8.30 p.m. Yeah, 8.30 at night. She was handed the shittiest time slot possible, and she transformed it into church. Stevie called it family night because it was the one class where you knew you would see the entire cast of characters.

Stevie was at the height of her powers on Monday nights at 8.30 p.m. Yeah, 8.30 at night. She was handed the shittiest time slot possible, and she transformed it into church. Stevie called it family night because it was the one class where you knew you would see the entire cast of characters.

We would then have dinner together as a family at the iconic NoHo Eatery Five Points on Great Jones Street.

We would then have dinner together as a family at the iconic NoHo Eatery Five Points on Great Jones Street.

I always wondered if some of the incredible energy of the NoHo studio was within the walls. See, that location on 4th between Broadway and Lafayette was the former home of the legendary Tower Records store for 20 years. Just like Soul, Tower Records was another starting place for many creative spirits who needed a job.

I always wondered if some of the incredible energy of the NoHo studio was within the walls. See, that location on 4th between Broadway and Lafayette was the former home of the legendary Tower Records store for 20 years. Just like Soul, Tower Records was another starting place for many creative spirits who needed a job.

Sumi and I used to say it was the best happy hour in the city.

Sumi and I used to say it was the best happy hour in the city.

Cult of Body and Soul is created, executive produced, and narrated by Jess Rothschild. Sound design by Caitlin White. Theme song and original music composed by Elizabeth Ziff. Two Cherries by the band Betty.

Cult of Body and Soul is created, executive produced, and narrated by Jess Rothschild. Sound design by Caitlin White. Theme song and original music composed by Elizabeth Ziff. Two Cherries by the band Betty.

For even more culty soul content, definitely follow me on Instagram at jessxnyc.

For even more culty soul content, definitely follow me on Instagram at jessxnyc.

Hi, I'm Ariana Grande. Hi, I'm Cynthia Erivo. And you're listening to the Broadway Podcast Network. Visit bpm.fm to discover more.

Hi, I'm Ariana Grande. Hi, I'm Cynthia Erivo. And you're listening to the Broadway Podcast Network. Visit bpm.fm to discover more.

This is The Cult of Body and Soul, episode two, A Star is Born. We were previously introduced to Aaron and Glynnis in episode one, Made in LA. They were among the original riders at SoulCycle's first studio on 72nd Street, Manhattan's Upper West Side.

This is The Cult of Body and Soul, episode two, A Star is Born. We were previously introduced to Aaron and Glynnis in episode one, Made in LA. They were among the original riders at SoulCycle's first studio on 72nd Street, Manhattan's Upper West Side.

This is one of SoulCycle's very first employees. Louise was working as a waitress at Alice's Teacup, a restaurant located just one block over from the studio. Louise had a 10-year career at SoulCycle. She assisted Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler, the founders, in the very beginning. She worked the front desk and eventually became an instructor.

This is one of SoulCycle's very first employees. Louise was working as a waitress at Alice's Teacup, a restaurant located just one block over from the studio. Louise had a 10-year career at SoulCycle. She assisted Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler, the founders, in the very beginning. She worked the front desk and eventually became an instructor.