Club Cool

Barrett is joined by the regular crew for a Pop Culture Minute focusing on the legend and legacy of Karl Lagerfeld. They also touch on Lady Gaga's broken engagement, the Khloe Kardashian-Tristan Thompson-Jordyn Woods cheating scandal, and spend a few quick minutes on Colton's season of the Bachelor. In the second half of the show, Barrett and Phil get philosophical regarding the echo chamber of homogenous blogger Instagram content and the subsequent backlash from style-based meme accounts. Do we have to attribute meaning or understanding to every fashion choice we make or can we just wear what we like?

Barrett brings on Phil to add a few notes from last week's topics, including the surprise release of Travis Scott's massively hyped Air Jordan 1s during the Grammys. Following that, Micah joins to add Valentine's Day insight and talk about wearing green for St. Patrick's Day. Finally, Barrett and Phil go over their favorite showings from New York Fashion Week, with highlights from Bode, John Elliott, and Ovadia & Sons.

Barrett is back with Phil to break down the many various style swerves made by Adam Levine and Travis Scott during Sunday's Super Bowl Halftime Show. Following that analysis, they jump in to a new edition of Hype or Heat to discuss the emerging harness trend at Red Carpet Events. Lastly, Barrett finishes out the pod with some watch talk.

Barrett is joined by Phil in the City to talk platinum dyed hair taking over Hollywood and envy-inspiring Bachelor-style dates in this week's Pop Culture Minute. Then, they analyze the first half of True Detective Season 3 before jumping in to Spring 2019's big trends and how to incorporate them in to your wardrobe.

Barrett brings on Phil to dive in to the schadenfreude and sheer spectacle of the Fyre Fest documentaries. Later, they break down some of the trending looks seen on the street at PFW as well as offer some thoughts on favorite runway shows. Lastly, they tackle some adjacent listener questions regarding 2019 accessory trends and oversized fits.

Micah joins the conversation with Barrett and Phil to talk about why packing for tropical trips makes life so much easier which also also leads them on a tangent about why Southwest is the king of domestic air travel. Next, Barrett breaks down his favorite newly discovered running apparel brands and talks about why new gear makes sticking to resolutions easier. Finally, the crew picks a bone with Amazon reviews before diving in to the Bezos affair.

The boys are back for the first poddy of 2019 to talk about their New Year style resolutions and finding inspiration in editorials and catalogues. Barrett also breaks down The 1975's "A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships," his favorite album of 2018. Finally, the duo offers their insight for those that want to start dressing differently from their friend groups and tackles the new Nike x Sacai collaboration in this week's edition of Hype or Heat.

Barrett and Phil are back to talk about the Holidays and the best ways to approach New Year's Eve. Then, they look at some new sneakers from Virgil Abloh's Off-White x Nike collaboration and upcoming bags from Louis Vuitton to determine HYPE or HEAT. Finally, they break down what's happening in GQ's Most Stylish Men of the Year bracket. Also covered: egg nog, The Great British Baking Show, and influencer culture.

Club Cool is back with host Barrett Dudley and recurring guest star Philly Freeway. The boys talk about the media's insane obsession with Meghan Markle and how they're dressing for Christmas parties this season before introducing a new segment, HYPE OR HEAT. Finally, they jump in to some #BigPlaidCoat discussion and talk about how to get in on the trend.

Recurring guest star/unofficial co-host Phil Battaglia joins Barrett on v19. An electric pod follows with the guys breaking down everything they've learned about hair over the years before addressing a very frequent sneaker conundrum facing many dudes just entering the game. Finally, the pair discuss when and if you should buy something from the original creator of a specific item (e.g. duck boots from LL Bean) or if it's okay to buy the modern spins on those authentic classics.