Next in Line

In the season finale, Sam & Shane reunite on Tumbleweed Tuesday to reflect on Summer '24 and their podcasting journey. Tripoli Patterson joins the conversation for an impromptu interview to discuss his evolution from competitive surfing to owning his own art gallery on the East End and promote his current exhibition featuring renowned artist Angelbert Metoyer, titled Speaking in Tongues. Later, Trip and Sam both credit Shane for the positive influence he's had over their artistic endeavors, and Sam shares an exciting update on the premiere of his film at the upcoming Hamptons International Film Festival.

In Episode 13 we explore all things fashion and personal style, joined by Adriana from Thriftkind and local style icon, Lisa Frohlich, to discuss everything from current trends to favorite brands. Sam reveals his desire to have a capsule wardrobe while critiquing Shanes fashion choices, Lisa shares her journey from her early days as a designer to her current role as a brand strategist and consultant, and Shane announces an elevated new collection of Sagtown merchandise.

In episode 12, Sam and Shane are joined by Tina Pignatelli who gives listeners a glimpse into life as a "local" in Sag Harbor. Shane reflects on more memories from his youth and shares his reasons for starting the podcast while Tina discusses some of her favorite hobbies and Sam asks some controversial questions. Later, Sam and Tina commiserate overing being single in The Hamptons and discuss ways to support the LGBTQ+ community before Lisa Gallo returns with an exciting announcement!

The Sagtown Summer Tour continues in Episode 11, sponsored by Strong Man Windows. This week, Sam and Shane head to Cluckmans to meet with owners Lila and Michael Gluckman who share the story behind their new casual, yet elevated twist on fast food favorites. The group samples some popular menu items including the chicken tenders, the fried chicken sandwich, smash burgers, and fries. With Shane in a food coma for the majority of the episode, Sam, Lila and Michael then reflect on Shane and Michael's former days as restaurant partners, Lila and Michaels journey to marriage, and what locals can expect from their new eatery.

In our 10th episode, Shane and Sam are joined by certified life coach and energy healer Laura Gevanter, who explains the power of the subconscious mind and how to reprogram it to overcome past trauma and current stress triggers. Later, Sam addresses the podcast haters and Laura attempts to explain quantum physics while Shane mentions his recurring knee injury (yet again) and shares a disturbing memory from his childhood. Finally, truths are revealed when Laura performs a muscle testing session on Shane, bringing him to a whole brain state in order to release the trapped emotions that cause his relationship challenges and abandonment issues.

In Episode 9 we announce the Sagtown Summer Tour (#STST) which takes our hosts on the road to meet the bright minds behind some of Sag Harbors thriving businesses. This week, we sit down with Kevin Menard, Founder of Dragon Hemp Apothecary and Menard Acupuncture who shares insights on the benefits of his line of wellness products and the history of cannabis in the US. The group also discusses celebrity sightings from Fourth of July week, Shane reveals a shocking secret from his past, and our resident "pod-bomber" Lisa Gallo makes her triumphant return. We're also excited to offer our listeners 20% off all Dragon Hemp products in store and online when you use the code NEXTINLINE20 at checkout.

In Episode 8, brought to you by Roofing In The Hamptons, Sam & Shane play catch up as they prepare for the craziness of Fourth of July and the pinnacle of the Hamptons season. Sam acknowledges the Justin Timberlake scandal that rocked Sag Harbor and his upcoming appearance on Bethenny Frankel's podcast while Shane shares an update from week one of Surf Camp and Drew Barrymore makes a surprise appearance at the coffee shop. Later, we hear the continuation of our chat with Rob Wiesenthal who reflects on his career in the entertainment industry, the notorious fax he sent to Michael Jackson, and what makes an effective marketer. Finally, the trio discusses the seasonality of the Hamptons, the craziness of Summer, and encounters with local celebrities before ending with another round of F, marry, kill restaurant edition.

In episode 7, Shane and Sam are joined by BLADE Founder and CEO Rob Wiesenthal for a spirited conversation about planes, trains and automobiles....and helicopters. The trio dives deep on the variety of services offered by BLADE, the seasonality of the Hamptons, morning rituals of highly successful people, and a slew of other topics that leave Shane saying "No Kidding" repeatedly. Rob shares the theory of "a third place" and what makes Sagtown special, Sam makes a desperate attempt to secure a brand sponsor for the episode, and Shane announces the start of Surf Camp 2024!

In Episode 6, Shane and Sam put their bantering aside to interview one of the brightest minds on the Hamptons hospitality scene, Jesse Matsuoka of Sen, K Pasa, and other notable establishments. They commiserate over the highs and lows of serving the Summer crowds, debate how to seat a restaurant, and share some valuable lessons learned owning and operating restaurants in a seasonal town. Jesse also teases his newest concept opening this Summer and a charity poker tournament to support the Sag Harbor Cinema. Finally, Sam challenges the group to a polarizing game of F, marry, kill - Hamptons restaurant edition.

In Episode 5, Sam gives the could shoulder when Shane schedules an interview with local Comedian Pete Cestaro, who joins the show to discuss his background in stand up, writing a TV series, surf spots, and his upcoming comedy show in the Hamptons. Later, Lisa Gallo makes her return to the microphone to share some updates while Sam reveals a heartbreaking statistic about the podcast and challenges Shane and Pete to a round of “Yes, And”

In episode 4, Lisa unsuccessfully attempts to hijack the podcast once again. Later, Shane sits down with Jade Ford to discuss her roots in South Central LA, her journey to The Hamptons and her role as his religious prophet. The group dives deep on the story of Adam & Eve in between debates on house made vs. regular peanut butter, the importance of good tailoring, and the dress code at Le Bilboquet. Finally, Jade delivers a powerful message of hope and Sam reveals a betrayal that could send shockwaves through the town.

In the most manic episode yet, the cast of “Next in Line” recaps a busy Memorial Day Weekend in the Hamptons; from celebrity sightings to parking spot struggles, we cover it all. Shane shares his hot take on Summer crowds and Lisa Gallo continues to mispronounce things. Later, drama ensues when Shane drops the ball on a scheduled interview with coffee shop regular Jade Ford aka “The Hamptons Tailor” leaving the future of the show in jeopardy.

In episode 2, tensions between Sam and Shane mount as Sam's role as producer and co-host becomes increasingly blurred. First, we meet author, musician and guerilla marketer Taylor Barton Smith who teases her new novel "Condom Eddie" and an upcoming performance at the legendary Stephen Talkhouse. Later, Shane is joined by his former employee "Young Myles" Zappola who shares some lessons learned working at Sagtown and the highs and lows of college life in the big city. Finally, fan favorite Lisa Gallo returns to discuss a harrowing experience that landed her on the Sag Harbor Police blog.

In the premiere episode of "Next in Line" we meet Shane Dyckman, owner of Sagtown Coffee in Sag Harbor and his producer (and reluctant co-host) Sam Pezz. Later they are joined by coffee shop regulars Pete Smith-Johannsen and Lisa Gallo to discuss everything from online dating to ocean safety to jiu jitsu to AirBNB businesses and beyond.