All of a sudden "open letters" are all the rage - what are they

In the final podcast from the Sunset Blvd location, Toby is joined by old friends Scott The Bartender and photographer George Byrne to reflect on the first 5 years of Hemingway and Pickett.

Toby visits the home country and chats with old pal and fine artist Amelie Scalercio about their anxiety surrounding the modern dining trend of share plates.

Chris Turnham is a well-known and talented artist with a particular interest in the architecture of Los Angeles. What is less known is his interest in how darned much that architecture sells for these days.

Craft Beer has gone from backyard experiment to billion dollar business. What has happened to our beloved suds and how did drinking bad beer become trendy?

Melbourne writer, publisher and small business owner Dan Rule drops by to give an update on the nature of gentrification in Toby's Australian birthplace. Hot tip, new coffee shops are an early sign!

Toby is joined by Scott the Bartender and his old friend "Donald", who drives Uber and Lyft in LA - to get some of the inside dirt on this modern transportation and sharing economy phenomenon.

Instagram is taking over our lives and with it has come a whole new language. Toby really doesn't like this new language and lets go in this episode. Scott The Bartender just tries to keep up!
Enjoy.

Special guests from the shops, Jess and Al, stop by to give Toby and Scott some female perspective on the "Man Bun" hairstyle trend.

Toby and Scott The Bartender discuss LA drivers' obsession with the vanity plate.