Singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and all-around great guy Samm Henshaw joins us this week.

Sam came through to chat about his new single 'Troubled Ones' (which you know...go listen...then listen again...then just leave playing on repeat when you go to the shops), doing up model with Danny for GANT, missing his first ever show at fashion week, working with Pharrell, being directed by Steve Mcqueen, the Vince Staples show, regrettably rocking a fedora and a whole lot more.

The boys sell him on some Our Legacy obviously and we get a sneak peak at what the future holds for Samm.

Check out Samm's music https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Q2mS59tFYLm2KGFoCgWN4?si=QL7RZvUoT8mopOLsPbG94g

The man who wore velcro shoes up until the age of 15 returns to this fashion podcast.

Not only has he learned how to tie shoelaces, but he has also gathered a decent little collection that he chats to us about.

We hear what he has been up to since last year, his moves into the world of fashion, working with Jordan on commercials, taking Danny out for chicken hearts, moving to Dalston, his favourite spots to eat at right now, and he also discovers the sound effect button much to Danny's dismay.

It may be chaos, it may make no sense...but it was fun.

Oh, Will also has a podcast...its a lot more professional than this...you should go listen to it.

I cant be arsed writing the link but you know...Google exists

Dukes Cupboard is a vintage streetwear store in Soho, London. Founders Ned and Milo chat to us about how it started, celebs that have visited and the weirdest items that have passed through the store...

Neal Heard comes on to educate us on all things sneakers, football shirts, and everything that exists in the culture in between.

We cover everything from his early days attending his beloved Newport County, casual culture, working with YMC, writing the first book in the UK on trainers (sneakers), swapping shirts at Italia 90, his rarest football kits, the history of the rugby shirt, Lovers FC and most impressively...having a kit on Fifa 23.

In the lead-up to LFW Danny and Jordan break down fashion week.

They talk about their experiences across London, Milan, and Paris. Who sits front row, who gets street-styled, who gets dressed by the brand, and why people are wearing sunglasses.

Episodes are now on Mondays and Thursdays. Make sure you are following on Spotify and Apple and checking out the socials

the first hungover podcast of the year after keeping January dry.

The boys celebrated by joining Chet Lo at his party where the Sugababes played, Danny hung out with rock royalty and Jordan made questionable choices.

The news broke about Lewis Hamilton switching to Ferrari so Danny got to give us an insight into the man himself and what it was like interviewing him for Tommy Hilfiger.

We also get to hear about Haeckels trying to sort out the lads gut health, Danny's new art and the most engaging and wonderful story about finding a flat...

Neil Summers is a name synonymous with menswear. Neil came to prominence as Co-Editor of Proper mag, a magazine documenting culture and clothes that he was in to.

Since then, name a brand and Neil has worked with them... CP Company, Fera, Birkenstock, Pretty Green, KEEN, adidas, The North Face, Berghaus, Levis Vintage Clothing, Fred Perry, Manastash, Patagonia, Barbour, Kickers, Saucony, Mammut, Sprayway, Reebok, Dickies.

He now works with brands Haglofs, Dometic & rather excitingly, Eddie Bauer.

We talk the north, proper menswear, music, hiking, shoes, Manchester stores, and authenticity when working with brands.

We wanted to order Brooklyn Beckhams food on Uber but it wasnt available when we recorded. We were heartbroken so we chatted about events, fashion things and a lot of cleaning.

Photographer Louis Bever joins us to chat working at Oi Polloi, The Basement and vintage football shirts

You asked, we answered. One of London’s best up and coming brands join us on the pod for an exclusive chat about delegation, lookbooks, and why the trousers are so damn cheap. But don’t take my word for it, listen to it yourself…