Throwing Fits

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Our interview with David Sedaris is sardonic. David—best-selling author whose new book, The Land and Its People, is out now—was kind enough to join us in studio to chat losing Comme des Garçons in his hotel and how he gives his clothing away, his step count for the day and the current state of his disgusting feet, replacing the meth addiction from your 20s, Rei Kawakubo's impending retirement, if he walks into a store and bros try to talk to him he's walking out immediately, his many gripes with retail, weird gifts from weird fans and how he has learned to correct their behavior, living abroad and what he misses about America, as a gay man he's been rebranded a few times, meeting your husband because you needed to borrow a ladder, going to black movie theaters on Christmas, his thoughts on AI, the audience is his editor, executive orders if he was mayor of NYC, and much more on David Sedaris' interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Welcome to another fireside chat. This week, Jimmy and Larry are Zooming in from the French countryside and Santa Monica respectively to talk about fried audio, AI might be bullshit, Zohran Mamdani's stream dreams, the Enhanced Games, Paris is sick when you're not there for Fashion Week, capturing content at a tennis cathedral, James survived the French Open and copped merch for literally everyone he knows, what's the first beer you ever had, Lawrence fought the ocean and lost, steak redemption, remember Salt Bae, humanizing Seth Rogan, and much more.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: Our 10 year podcasting anniversary really crept up on us, Salem merch, and we're pretty sure we could be successful artists so let us explain.

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Apologies about this week's audio. Sadly we lost one of the tracks so reverting to the camera audio was our only option. We know this is less than ideal.
Our interview with Matt McCormick is a piece of art. Matt—a bi-coastal multimedia artist—swung by our stu in his old stomping grounds to talk all black fits to honor the fallen homies, copping Tony Soprano's watch, Japanese cigs are healtheir, the artistic appeal or lack thereof of Zyns, how addiction hindered his practice, he probably served us back when he was bartending in NYC, the current state of the American male and how his masculinity has evolved over the years and influenced his work, cowboys fuck with him, the good, the bad and the ugly of the art world, Instagram changed everything, he was too much of a boomer to figure out NFTs, how he uses AI as an ethical tool, we try to get him to hate on a bunch of wack shit, westernwear stolen valor, guys who mount skate decks on their walls, when he was on the road babysitting Odd Future he was the actual troublemaker, why the tech world doesn't want to buy art, how his buddy John Mayor commissions pieces, and much more on Matt McCormick's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Freeze the world. This week, Jimmy and Larry are trying to beat the heatwave and catch up on experimenting with new sock heights, it's freaky sneaker season, when it's this hot out nobody cares what you or they are wearing, James swallowed his pride and approached Ciara Miller for a photo, eating at Borgo aka the 6th best restaurant in NYC according to The New York Times, Lawrence finally gets to review Iceman (and Drake's other two new albums) and does his best not to derail the entire podcast while delivering a thoughtful and measured reaction, Sam Hine has left GQ and landed at New York Mag, checking in on menswear media both big and small, the real life Kendall Roy, Satisfy x adidas dropped a decent sneaker that was overshadowed by some truly mind-boggling marketing that had the impossible to please hardcore community up in arms, are running bros still a thing, and much more.