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Curious By Nature
What does it mean to be curious by nature? At Allbirds, it’s in everything we do. Our brand exists at the intersection of natural wonder and human experience—and curiosity is the starting point.
In our new series, Cards On The Table, we partnered with Academy Award nominated actor Stanley Tucci to host a series of dinner parties with the cultural icons who inspire us. Together, we dig into big ideas and let curiosity lead the way to connection.
On the menu? Each course is paired with questions from our By Nature conversation cards, curated for the series by Dr. Orna Guralnik of Showtime’s Couple’s Therapy. From drinks to dessert, watch as stories are shared, truths are unearthed, and strangers become friends.
Series Preview:
Stanley Tucci Sets The Table
What does it take to throw a great dinner party? Hint: It’s less about the food, more about the company. Stanley Tucci introduces our new series, greets his guests, and gives us a taste of what’s to come.
Episode 01:
Fiction, Fear, & Gratitude
What’s a rule you’re often tempted to break? In the series premiere, Stanley hosts a designer, a Formula 1 driver, and a Spice Girl. Over dinner, they share stories of cherished heritage, big ambitions, and roads not taken.
Episode 02:
Dreams, Poetry, & Betterment
When’s the last time you let yourself be vulnerable? Stanley invites an actor, a playwright, and a physicist to join him for dinner. They tackle ideas much bigger than themselves: society, art, dreams, and the knowable universe.
Episode 03:
Rules, Rebels, & Ambitions
What do you want people to appreciate about you? A comedian, a musician, and a computer scientist join Stanley to compare best-life aspirations and favorite “rules for breaking all the rules,” reminding us that there are many ways to forge a path.
Episode 04:
Love, Control, & Comfort
Who taught you the most about love? Stanley invites two fellow actors and a renowned chef to join him for the series finale. Over dinner and drinks, they chat about the best conditions for creativity and the lessons that come from epic fails.
