In this SOS Update, we talk about the sneaker world’s outrage over the latest Warren Lotas dunk, the new “Sneakerheads” series on Netflix, and Sneaker Politics’ x Adidas new collab which will be given out for free.

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Episode artwork by Houston Dragna.

For this game show style episode, we gathered a list of topics and challenged each other to decide if each topic was “cool” or “cringe.” In this episode: region-exclusive releases, wearing slides outside for a day, and buying sneakers for display.

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Episode artwork by Houston Dragna.

In this SOS Update, we talk about Jon Wexler’s departure from Adidas, Kanye tweeting Yeezy’s 2020 roadmap, and the latest troubling news for Stock X. We also take a first look at recently-announced releases, go over some of our favorite things on the internet this week, and play a couple of games.

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Episode artwork by Houston Dragna.

Travis Scott has collaborated with McDonald’s to introduce the “Travis Scott Meal.” The limited-time offering includes a quarter-pounder with lettuc and bacon, medium fries, BBQ sauce, and a Sprite. Along with the new menu offering, there were two merch drops on Travis’s website. In this episode, we give you our thoughts on the collab, the merch, and the countless memes that have surfaced as a result.

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Episode artwork by Ben Baker.

In this “Newlyweds Game” style episode, we attempt to guess fun facts about each other such as: favorite snack-run shoe, biggest sneaker regret, and more!

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In this monthly installment of our "Rewind / Fastforward" episodes, we look back at our favorite sneakers to release in August and discuss the sneakers we're looking forward to coming out in September. We also discuss multi-culturalism, Shoney’s vs. Golden Corral, and calling your parents.

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Episode artwork by Houston Dragna.

In this SOS Update, we talk about Civilist and Nike SB’s dunk low collaboration, the effects of The Last Dance on the secondary sneaker market, and some of Adidas’s upcoming Star Wars sneakers. We also take a first look at recently-announced releases and play a couple of games.

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Episode artwork by Houston Dragna.

With the release of the Ultraboost in 2015 and the NMD in 2016, Adidas really took the market by storm as the “go-to” sneaker for many sneakerheads. But has that hype died down? In this episode, we talk about Adidas’s recent releases and where we think they stand in the eyes of the sneakerhead community.

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Episode artwork by Houston Dragna.

In this SOS Update, we talk about Nike’s week to honor Kobe Bryant’s legacy, Kanye’s tweets about sneakers, and the upcoming Space Jam sequel. We also take a first look at some of the upcoming releases and play a couple of games.

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Episode artwork by Houston Dragna.

The $3 trillion global apparel industry remains the second largest industrial polluter, following oil & gas. The industry accounts for 10% of global carbon emissions and 25% of the world’s chemical usage. Nike claims to have been a pioneer in sustainability for about 30 years and their 2020 releases have featured recycled materials possibly more than ever. But is Nike really chasing sustainability or is this just a cash grab?

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Episode artwork by Houston Dragna.