# Diane Gilman
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diane gilman (1945–1998), was a painter, potter, writer and co-founder of the Context Institute. She played a key role in the initial development and coordination of the Global Ecovillage Network, a support network for model communities to show how to live more sustainably on the planet, in urban, rural, developed and less developed situations. In 1991, she and her husband, Robert Gilman co-wrote Eco-Villages and Sustainable Communities, a seminal study of ecovillages for Gaia Trust.
The Truth Behind Nara Smith
Nara Smith built a hugely recognizable social media persona around an idealized version of domestic life, beauty, family, and the so-called “trad wife” aesthetic. But what happens when real life changes—and the person behind the carefully crafted image changes with it?
In this episode, we look at...
Why Luxury Brands Destroy Unsold Clothes | The Dark Side of Fashion
What happens to luxury fashion when it doesn’t sell?
In this episode, Diane Gilman takes a hard look at one of the fashion industry’s most controversial practices: what luxury brands do with unsold merchandise.
Why destroy perfectly wearable clothing, handbags, and accessories instead of putting ...
Vogue World Milan: Why Italian Fashion Still Has the Magic
Diane Gilman takes us inside Vogue World Milan, exploring the fashion, history, glamour, and unmistakable energy of Italy.
From the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele to the spectacle of the runway, Diane looks at the Italian fashion houses and designers who helped shape the industry—including Gianni Ver...
Morning Waltz - Diane Gilman Isn't Done Yet!
Diane Gilman has built a life and a career around refusing to be defined by age. In this honest and candid conversation, we talk about reinvention, confidence, getting older, finding your voice, and what it means to keep evolving when the world tells women they should slow down. Diane shares the ...
Fashion Has Become More Political Than Ever
Diane Gilman and Nyna Gilpin look at 1986 vs. 2026 and ask just how much the world has changed in 40 years.
They talk about fashion, culture, politics, women, social media, and the way each generation sees the world differently. Diane remembers a very different fashion landscape—one shaped by mag...
The Fashion Rebels Who Changed Everything: Mugler, Westwood & McQueen
Thierry Mugler, Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen didn’t simply make clothes - they challenged the entire idea of what fashion could be.
Diane Gilman looks back at three of fashion’s most rebellious and influential designers, from Mugler’s futuristic, theatrical vision to Westwood’s punk re...
Why I choose to work at 81 (It's not about money)
What happens when the world expects you to slow down, but you still have so much you want to do?
Diane Gilman shares why she chose not to retire, even after facing cancer and serious health challenges, and why having a purpose matters at every stage of life. She talks about self-belief, reinventi...
Nara Smith: The Trad Wife Who Turned Cooking Into High Fashion.
What happens when you make hot dogs from scratch in a feathered gown? If you’re Nara Smith, you turn it into a social media sensation.
Diane Gilman takes a closer look at Nara Smith, the influencer whose trad wife aesthetic, elaborate outfits, and surreal cooking videos have captured the internet...
80/40: Two Generations, Two Different Worlds
Diane Gilman and Nyna Gilpin look at how much the world has changed between their generations—and whether growing up today is a completely different experience.
From the optimism of the baby boomers to a world shaped by social media, changing beauty standards, and an uncertain future, they discus...
The Death of Fashion Dictators: Why Luxury Lost Its Power
Luxury brands keep raising their prices, but are they giving customers anything more in return?
In this episode, Diane Gilman talks about what's changing in the luxury fashion industry, from rising designer prices and questionable value to the changing meaning of status and the growth of the resa...
