“Half Hour” is an impromptu  30 minute conversation between two of Culture Club Show’s four co-hosts.

A digression from the main show, Half Hour touches on recent developments in subjects Culture Club Show is focused on: Fashion, Art, Music, Drop Culture, Media, Marketing, Brands and The Digital World among them. 

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“Half Hour” is an impromptu  30 minute conversation between two of Culture Club Show’s four co-hosts.

A digression from the main show, Half Hour touches on recent developments in subjects Culture Club Show is focused on: Fashion, Art, Music, Drop Culture, Media, Marketing, Brands and The Digital World among them. 

We discuss:

VICE, NTWRK, and more.

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© 2024 Fourcore, LLC.

“Half Hour” is an impromptu  30 minute conversation between two of Culture Club Show’s four co-hosts.

A digression from the main show, Half Hour touches on recent developments in subjects Culture Club Show is focused on: Fashion, Art, Music, Drop Culture, Media, Marketing, Brands and The Digital World among them. 

We discuss:

Has New York City been overrun by weed dispensaries?

NTWRK buys Complex. What happens next?

2024 MLB Fanatics-made Nike jerseys are not liked by actual players. Are consumer garments shortcuts now being played out on baseball stadiums across the major leagues? We talk about the lambasted new jerseys for 20424.

All that and a little more on today's CCS Half Hour.

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“Half Hour” is an impromptu  30 minute conversation between two of Culture Club Show’s four co-hosts.

A digression from the main show, Half Hour touches on recent developments in subjects Culture Club Show is focused on: Fashion, Art, Music, Drop Culture, Media, Marketing, Brands and The Digital World among them. For Half Hour Number One, Jeff Carvalho and Ben Dietz speculate on the reported creation of a new sneaker brand by Deckers, then dive into the future of sneaker brands, the use of new materials in fashion, the decline of digital media brands, starting a new media brand, the shift in news consumption, the decline of ad revenue in news, and the need for subsidized news, and conclude by inviting feedback from listeners on the format and frequency of the show.

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Fashion's connection to music is undeniable, and no genre has done more to define and proliferate it to the masses than hip-hop. We explore the topic of fashion and hip-hop with music scholar and journalist, Sowmya Krisnamurthy. Her new book "Fashion Killa: How Hip-Hop Revolutionized High Fashion," delves deep into the culture’s 50-year history with interviews, insights and stories that capture just how it has come to define style, and even luxury, worldwide.

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Culture Club Show "Annex" comes to you with a brief show this week featuring artist Fabian Oefner, whose work has melded the worlds of art and science in creating compositions that play on his love of everyday object including automobiles and typewriters. We speak to Oefner about his recent commission for Ralph Lauren inspired by the Polo Originals collection and the iconic Bentley Blower.

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On the heels of a trip to the Goodwood Revival festival in England, Culture Club Show brings you “The Originals,” a show taped in front of a live audience at Ralph Lauren’s men’s flagship in New York City, featuring friends, guests, and speakers that truly define originality in their own rights. 

On stage, we’re joined by Charlie March from the Goodwood Estate, Scarr Pimentel of Scarr’s Pizza and Sushi Oku, and A Continuous Lean’s Michael Williams. We explore the topic of “originality” and dig deep into the automotive culture of Goodwood Revival, Ralph Lauren’s connection to it, and so much more.

This episode is brought to you as a partnership with Polo Ralph Lauren.

This episode's guests:

Charlie March

Scarr Pimentel

Michael Williams

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The prevailing narrative says the ‘digital media’ brands of the aughts are over; victims of their own ambitions and the whims of platform giants Meta and Google. But there’s a new crop of digital-first, editorial-led companies emerging that challenge this notion. We asked leaders from a few of our favorites to give us the story as they see it, and talk about how they’re writing the future for a new generation of audiences by combining the modes of today with long-standing ways of working.

This episode's guests:

Megan O’Sullivan, Byline

bylinebyline.com

Adam Faze, Faze World

fazeworld.com

Michele Romero, Airmail

airmail.news

Kareem Rahma, Comedian

@keepthemeterrunning

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After a year hiatus, Culture Club Show is back with our Season Two premiere!

Bobby Hundreds joins Ruba, Ben, Jeff and Jian to talk about his new book "NFTs are a Scam, NFTs are the Future." Bobby should be a well-known name if you're familiar with Culture Club Show. He's cofounder of The Hundreds, one of the most influential brands to break through streetwear. Bobby's told that story through his beset-selling first book, "This Is Not a T-Shirt: A Brand, a Culture, a Community - a Life in Streetwear."

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