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Blake *redacted* and I sit down to talk about online friendships because of podcast fandoms, the world of Zoom and meeting famous EDM producers in Voice Chats. Towards the end of the show Blake and I also hit you with some scientific knowledge about the naming conventions of COVID-19 and why SOME people in the scientific community have their heads so far up their butts they can see their own turds.

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This week I had the amazing privilege of talking to Riley Wolff, photographer extraordinaire and the most dripped out person to overtake you at a Hunter session.

Riley is the co-founder of Hunter Athletics, the foremost example of the modern running club in Melbourne as well as the editor of Tempo Journal, a refined take on a running blog. Above all, he's one of the coolest people in the Melbourne scene and someone who wants to build a strong, vibrant community in this field.

Riley and I talk about how he DS'd his Off-White Dunks, making the transition from cycling to running content and building Tempo and Hunter from the ground up.

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Charlie at this point is basically the co-host of this show and it was great to have him back, even though we spent about 4 seconds talking about the actual inventions. Instead, we talked about the validity of a global language, how Charlie doesn't like electropop, our favourite COVID coping inventions and the diversification of the podcast. BIG TINGS COMING

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Nate's back baby! I've alluded to this a lot but the day is finally here. This week we talk about the current state of menswear and that Australia isn't really cooking up anything cool, how t-shirts are actually alive and need to be respected as such. Nate loves Marie Kondo, I love Japan, we all share mutual interests, I swear!

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I sat down this week to talk to Ali Marsh from What Comes Around Vintage about some of his formative experiences in vintage as a child, how the Premier League needs to eat a cup of concrete and what has helped shape the passion that he has for vintage clothing.

This was initially meant to be a regular episode with inventions and all but Ali and I dived into what is one of the hottest aspects of fashion at the moment. Ali will be back soon with an idea but for now enjoy this deep dive into the world of old-school cool.

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