Now, an even bigger audience gets to see Jay Shetty, the author and life coach with some 65 million followers online, invite famous guests to sit down and talk. For the Los Angeles–based designer Mike Moser, hired to build out Shetty’s at-home podcast studio, it was not an easy question. As much as Shetty wanted it to be den-like and inviting—and look beautiful on camera—he wanted to love looking at it, day after day. “The studio is actually in my home,” says Shetty, “so I wanted it to feel like a natural extension of it rather than a traditional set. Also read: 250 plants, artisanal skulls, and flea market finds: Inside Aaquib Wani's Delhi studio