This week's guest is Dustin Payseur, founder and vocalist of Beach Fossils.

If you're Jeremy, Beach Fossils is the band that always makes it to the playlist and gets the fits off while doing it.

Dustin chats about their new album Bunny, how becoming a parent affected his songwriting, why he doesn't wear jeans anymore, loving black Timberlands, the Beach Fossils songs that won't get released, getting wild on tour, and his love of poetry. It's all in there.

Run to the Moon - Video

Bunny on Spotify

Beach Fossils Instagram

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We’re back with your favorite menswear guy…Derek Guy that is!

We end up accidentally going down a deep rabbit hole with scents and perfumes, discuss why we love chore coats, Derek’s book recommendations, beefing with Ted Cruz on Twitter, explaining the evolution of the modern suit, and last but not least, we go through what we’re excited about wearing this spring and Derek’s answer is quite surprising.

Tune in, sound off. 

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My guest this week is Johan Lam.

Johan is the co-owner of 3sixteen, co-owner of Self Edge NY/LA, and founder / co-owner of MAAPS. He does a lot, but he’s more interested in being a dad, and there are many reasons why…

Johan and I discuss his life growing up in Northern California, dealing with Dad issues, secret fit pics, his journey in clothes, claiming the color orange in school, avoiding hype, how slow and steady is a good life and 20 years of 3sixteen.

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It’s getting hot out, but the fits are getting hotter. This week we’re chatting summer fits.

We chat about Jian’s quiet luxury, leather pants, ask why movies define style so much, bond and the best Bond era, Riviera Polo fits, the difference between a t-shirt and an undershirt (tbh wild debate), when to wear shorts and flex underwear!

Hang on tight. Here we go!

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My guest this week is Andy Hull.

Andy is the lead singer and songwriter for Atlanta-based indie rock band Manchester Orchestra.

Andy and I discuss nice guy indie rock, Broken Social Scene, working with Phoebe Bridgers, working with the Daniels on Swiss Army Man, the best live shows, heavy lyrics, revisiting Limp Bizkit, headphone records, music docs, their upcoming tour with Jimmy Eat World, Comedy Bang Bang, and their new EP The Valley of Vision.

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My guest this week is comedian, and writer, Kareem Rahma.

Kareem has taken the internet and entertainment world by storm with, Keep The Meter Running, a hilarious show profiling taxi drivers that Vanity Fair has called one of TikTok’s best new series, and his live music shows. It’s quite a bit, but Kareem doesn’t know how to stop. His motto is “keep going,” and Kareem certainly is.

Kareem and I discuss the origins of Keep The Meter Running, searching for connections to family, his upcoming feature film, making music, leaning into yourself, American Movie, and touching the stove.

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Derek Guy is back discussing and debating his latest Die Workwear article with Jeremy and Rob.

We talk about how the internet has saved bespoke shoemaking, debate the values of bespoke footwear, Jeremy laments not knowing how to buy his size while continuing to dump money into shoes, Derek blows our minds with what shoes he believes are the most comfortable, and Rob drops the knowledge bombs!

Oh the grace, the finesse, the podcast! 

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My guest this week is journalist Lauren Sherman.

Lauren is one of my favorite fashion and style writers. She's been the chief correspondent for Business of Fashion for nearly ten years and recently now moved to Puck News.

Lauren and I discuss moving to LA, how the return to dressing up isn't happening, the importance of critiques, what to do with creativity, the future of Ralph Lauren and Armani, and joining Puck News

Lauren's Newsletter at Puck

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This week's guest is comedian, actor, and writer Mort Burke.

Mort has been on your favorite shows from Mythic Quest, Drunk History, The Mindy Project, and more.

We chat about his new comedy special Spiritually Filthy, skateboarding, freaking out on airplanes, being polite, being sober, his friend Wayne, religion, best skate videos, and why so many people are obsessed with skateboarder's style.

HEAVY POD TALK!

Watch Mort’s comedy Special - Spiritually Filthy 

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My guest this week is record producer Gordon Raphael.

Gordon is best known for producing The Strokes, Libertines, Regina Spektor, and countless other bands that have shaped modern American music.

We discuss his recently released memoir The World Is Going To Love This - Up From The Basement With The Strokes, what the term producer means today, what albums to listen to with headphones, hot takes from recording at Abbey Road, not vibing with Harry Styles, and the current state of music. 

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