This week on Oh Boy, host Jay Buim sits down with colorist Roxie Darling, one of the masterminds behind Bumble and bumble founder Michael Gordon's newest venture, Hairstory. They chat about hanging out in abandoned insane asylums with friends, addiction and recovery, living in a sort-of cult, developing a passion for hair and later quitting her safe, corporate job to find happiness.

Want more Roxie? http://www.hairstory.com/

Want more Jay? @beardwizard

Edited by Jay Buim

Produced by Kate Barnett

This week Jay sits down with New York Times' Bestselling author, Sloane Crosley. The two cover growing up in suburbia, archeological aspirations, and how an email to friends ended up in The Village Voice. Her new novel, The Clasp, is an exercise in validation and neuroses, parading characters, scenarios, and clever turns so spot on they speak to your soul. Find it here: http://amzn.to/1Xvp1Qh

Want more Sloan? http://www.sloanecrosley.com/

Want more Jay? @beardwizard

Edited by Jay Buim

Produced by Kate Barnett

A first listen to Monocycle with Leandra Medine, Man Repeller's new 10 minute weekly show.

Host Jay Buim chats with Man Repeller's Deputy Editor, Amelia Diamond, about being both a horse girl and bird kid, growing up in San Francisco, becoming a writer, and what it's like working at Man Repeller, particularly when one of your best friends is the founder.

Want more Jay? @beardwizard

Want more Amelia? Follow her on Instagram @amilli0naire or read what's inside her brain daily at www.manrepeller.com

Edited by Jay Buim

Produced by Kate Barnett

Leandra Medine and Whitney Cummings cover middle school bullies, the very real need to be seen and heard (whether on stage or age home), the fourth wave of feminism, how dealing with a stalker is similar to improv, love, relationships and our ever-changing identities as expressed through clothes.

Edited by Jay Buim

Produced by Kate Barnett

Jay Buim sits down with Kiran Gandhi, the woman who made headlines for running the London Marathon on her period without a tampon to break the stigma of menstruation. The interview covers her unique upbringing in Manhattan and India, how her feminist beliefs began at age three and how her love of music -- thanks to her theory of "Atomic Living" -- led to the dream job as M.I.A.'s drummer. Want more Jay? Find him on IG @beardwizard or online at www.beardwizard.com

Check out Madame Gandhi at www.kirangandhi.com

Want more Jay? See his other work at www.beardwizard.com or on IG @beardwizard

Edited by Jay Buim

Produced by Kate Barnett

Chatting with Jordana Kier, the Tampon Queen and co-founder of Lola, a direct-to-consumer, subscription-based feminine care company. Jordana and host Jay Buim talk bringing back the unibrow, wanting to run Lincoln Center, and pitching a tampon delivery service to rooms full of men.

For more on Lola, go to www.mylola.com

For more Jay, check him out on IG @beardwizard

Edited by Jay Buim

Produced by Kate Barnett

Jay Buim sits down with ClassPass Co-Founder and CEO, Payal Kadakia to discuss cultural identity, parents' expectations, and how a driving passion for dance led her to create one of the most beloved recent innovations in fitness, ClassPass, valued at over $200M.

Check out ClassPass at www.classpass.com

Want more Jay? Find him on IG @beardwizard or online at www.beardwizard.com

Special Edition! This week Leandra Medine interviews Stacy London, former Vogue editor, television veteran (What Not to Wear), author of The Truth About Style, boob tape extraordinaire and over-achieving 20th century philosophy double major who has never watched an episode of Sex and the City. They talk the psychology of fashion, dating in New York, and how to get the most from a bag of style hacks.

Want the video version? Check it out here: http://www.manrepeller.com/2015/08/stacy-london-interview-the-chatroom.html

Edited by Jay Buim

Produced by Kate Barnett

You know that friend that was quiet in high school but super smart, funny, and destined to be a boss? We do, too. Meet Amy Odell, Editor at Cosmopolitan and author of "Tales from the Back Row," her new book about life behind-the-scenes as a journalist in the fashion industry. Jay Buim chats with Amy for a peak behind the curtain to learn more about Amy’s trajectory. Check out the conversation for details of her interview with Anna Wintour, how she got started in fashion, the changes she’s making at Cosmo, and excellent career advice.

Edited by Jay Buim

Produced by Kate Barnett