We've got a very special episode this week with Eddie's partners in the reopening of Baohaus! We're talking the process and inspiration for bringing Baohaus back in former Cecilia's on 97 St Marks. We are rejoined by Roman who is the powerhouse behind building the new Baohaus inside of what used to be Cecilia's owned by Russ. We're talking deals made in bathhouse steam rooms, loitering as a dining experience and Dipset celebrations. Don't miss this one and come grab a Bao this week!

Noah Thomas stops by after famously being named best dressed homie of the year by Jian Deleon on his Canal Street Dreams appearance. Noah is the Associate Fashion Director for Men’s & Children at Macy's. We talk his inspirations now and coming up in the fashion world. We get to nerd out on some of our favorite brands and much more.

This week we're joined by LES's own Shanny Wise and Jackson Walker Lewis that together make up FCUKERS. They are an NYC party-driven dance collective that blends house, electro-indie, breakbeat and big-beat influences. Basically they're bringing the party back and we're here to ask them hard hitting questions like where is their favorite dirt bag sandwich from. Tune in for a nice mix of how they broke at Baby's All Right, creative inspirations and what the aftie's are looking like in London.

With great pizza comes great responsibility. F*ck that is Spiderman not Batman but same same. Chris Hansell of the famed Chrissy’s Pizza stops by C$D this week to talk all things New York City za. We get into what drove him to teach himself to make pizza with his home oven, the process of opening his own shop, and the classic New York slices that set the standard. It’s a conversation about craft, obsession, and the moment when a recipe finally clicks. Chris is a solid dude and there are few people on earth that love a pie like this man. Indulge!

Subscribe to the Substack where we're re-releasing an episode of the OG Huang's World every week here: https://basedfob.substack.com/This week we are joined by esteemed author David Wallace-Wells for a conversation about the state of the climate crisis, writing, media, and how climate became a topic of David’s work. David’s 2017 article The Uninhabitable Earth helped move climate change from the margins into the center of public conversation, influencing how the issue is covered and understood beyond activism. We talk about the moment that led to The Uninhabitable Earth, the overlap between politics, money, and business interests, and how people really grasp the scale of climate problems.

Kicking this week's one on one show off with a little podcast therapy, we're all over the map this episode. Should you break up with your parents? We talk Brooklyn Beckham and the pros and cons of Black Tar Opium. Will Natashia being a crazy boy mom? When exactly did everyone become Chinese? Is there a food critic conspiracy to silence Eel Bar? All these questions and more are answered on this installation of Canal Street Dreams.

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This week we're joined by Matt Starr who co-created Dream Baby Press and heads creative strategy and events at Substack. We talk about the start of Dream Baby and how the Penn Station Sbarro is both the saddest place in New York City and home to some very horny poetry. We review our therapist dating histories and Matt ranks the best Substacks of all time. If therapy's not for you don't worry, because we reveal the one side dish that's worth living for in your darkest moments AND where to get it. Dr. Fil who?

This week we’re back without a guest talking about New Year’s resolutions, krumping, and real fur. Natashia and I each give what our perfect day of eating in New York would be. We look forward to Valentine’s Day and try not to look back at past v-days (this my year yo). We’re talking box eating dinosaurs and way more— if you haven’t pressed play yet what are you waiting for?!

This week on the pod, Eddie and Natashia kick it about the holidays and Santa pictures in New York vs. L.A. before KidSuper joins us. We talk about when you can announce that you’re a multi-hyphenate creator and that no matter when you do, it will always feel painfully corny. We get into what it’s been like breaking into high Fashún and the importance of completion in your creative endeavors. Plus tune in and find out KidSuper’s all time favorite kids movie!

Jian Deleon, Men's Fashion Director at Nordstrom stopped by the pod this week so you know we had to talk about which internet bois get the flyest.