In the final episode of S1, Adam and Diego talk about the chase and success of Diego finally getting the last piece to his Nike SB Dunk collection of personal holy grails.

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The "MCA" is the latest shoe release for Off-White x Nike, this time coming in coordination with Virgil Abloh's "career retrospective" at Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. But at this point, Adam and Diego wonder if he's pushed that relationship to the limit and if they'll stop making shoes together soon or if there's still more to come? They discuss the past, present, and future of the relationship between the two brands.

The most popular example probably being the Balenciaga Triple S and it's replication with the Dad Shoe style among smaller brands, "Fast Fashion" happens when trends in the scene are taken and duplicated at lower price points (and therefore with cheaper materials) for retailers like H&M or Zara to make a quick buck. Adam and Diego talk about it and the positive and negative aspects to it.

With the recent news of Fortnite teaming up with Air Jordan on a collaboration, Adam and Diego look at a brief history of video game collabs within sneakers.

In honor of his new album release for IGOR, this episode looks at Tyler The Creator's collabs over the years with different brands. Adam rolls solo in breaking down the evolution and how Tyler's style in general lines up with the changes in the collaborations. He also throws out some ideas on what might happen in the future with other brands.

This past Monday night, after the last episode dropped that morning, the annual Met Gala event happened as celebrities gathered in New York City at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET). Adam and Diego break down some of their favorite looks, who fit this year's theme or not, and whether influencers should be invited to the event.

For their 25th anniversary, Supreme has infused their signature box logos with crystals from Swarovski with 1,201 pieces for the hoodie and 1,161 crystals for the t-shirt. Does this collaboration make sense for Supreme? What about the retail price, and what it will re-sell for? Adam and Diego talk about it all and their thoughts on other past and future similar collabs. This show is part of CessPool, a new podcast network.

While you used to camp out for a pair of shoes or clothing drop, now more often it's based around a raffle system. Diego and Adam share their stories from experiences with each, as well as both how and why the change happened over time. Plus, what direction they see it going in the future.

Going through the history as one of the first Jordan's released to their now projected retro release again in 2019 later this year in 2019, Adam and Diego take a look at the history and path of the Air Jordan Bred 1's - the infamous "banned" shoe.

Looking at how Travis brought SB Dunks back into the trend scope and fashion for a younger generation than who grew up with Dunks in their prime and as a result, as well as his influence in general, has inspired many of them to buy them again. Following that, re-sale value and demand has of course skyrocketed. This follows the first part of the Travis Scott x Nike episode about his collabs with the Jordan brand, as well as the prelude Nike SB recap episode of their rise and decline.