Andreas Tzortzis

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He has worked as a journalist for the New York Times, International Herald Tribune, Newsweek and Monocle Magazine from Berlin and London before leading Red Bull’s mainstream-facing content platform, The Red Bulletin, from Los Angeles. He recently returned to his hometown of San Francisco with his small family. dre@agei.st

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Peter Gray, 74: Freedom to Learn

Andreas Tzortzis - December 15, 2020

For more than three decades, Peter Gray had carved out a respectable name for himself in the academic community. He had written an introductory psychology textbook that is now in its eighth edition, published many academic articles and served as the director for the Boston College psychology department. Then, at...

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Chip Conley: Advocate for the Modern Elder

Andreas Tzortzis - December 10, 2018

A few years ago, Chip Conley, a high-profile hotelier who’d sold the business he built up from scratch and turned to a life of book writing, public speaking and visiting music festivals, decided to do something rash. At 52, he agreed to enter an industry he knew little about to mentor...

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Adele Yellin

Andreas Tzortzis - October 31, 2018

In 2002, the man Adele Yellin met while still in high school, followed to California and accompanied through a remarkable life, died. Ira Yellin’s legacy was as a real estate developer who championed downtown Los Angeles when no one else gave it a second thought. But at that point, the...

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Amelia Backman

Andreas Tzortzis - October 24, 2018

Working in fashion has a way of skewing your perspective. When you’re young it’s hard to imagine that any of the fun times will end, that life won’t always be an endless stream of barely made flights, fabulous friends, glittering capitals and stellar after-parties. “I work with a lot...

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Bob Blumer

Andreas Tzortzis - October 24, 2018

His music management career in a weird limbo and freshly arrived in Los Angeles, Bob Blumer was looking around for a way to pay the rent. His friend suggested he write a cookbook. Bob had never worked as a chef. He hadn’t even worked in a restaurant. He had...

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Romel Pascual

Andreas Tzortzis - October 17, 2018

He was working as the deputy mayor of Los Angeles when a group of activists came to him asking if he would allow them to close off streets for a day of cycling. He asked them if they had done it before, they said no. He asked if they...

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Aliza Sherman

Andreas Tzortzis - October 10, 2018

There were the perks of the heavy metal life: flying with Def Leppard in a private jet from gig to gig, serving as the gatekeeper to the hordes of press and famous people who wanted access to the band. But the downsides for Aliza Sherman were just as eye-opening:...

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Jeff Walker

Andreas Tzortzis - October 4, 2018

It’s the first week of October and leukemia survivor Jeff Walker is on a bit of a roll. On Friday, he saw Beck at the Hollywood Bowl with his 16-year-old daughter, and, on Sunday, Broken Social Scene in a surprise gig at the tiny Troubadour in the heart of...

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Colin Evans

Andreas Tzortzis - September 27, 2018

When we speak, Colin Evans is putting the finishing touches on a plan for a month-long motorcycle tour of Australia, from Melbourne up into the Outback, to Adelaide and Victoria. The plan was to ride with the same 12 guys he traveled with from Cartagena, Colombia to the southernmost...

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Gina Angelone

Andreas Tzortzis - September 20, 2018

A few weeks ago, Gina Angelone was in the south of France writing her novel as part of an artist’s residency program. With her time in Europe coming to a close, she did what she typically would do before returning home to the LA suburbs: She visited every cultural...

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