In this episode, host Adam Sinding Katz, has invited shoe designer Virgil Nicholas in to the studio. Nicholas has the shoe brand ‘Vinny’s the Vibe’ which is inspired by street culture and sportswear.
The conversation evolves around consumer standards and how the average consumer should choose quality over quantity.

In this episode host Adam Katz Sinding has invited former chef at NOMA and fermentation expert, David Zilber, into the studio. Zilber grew up in Canada but moved to Copenhagen to work at the Michelin starred restaurant for six years. Today, Zilber works with preserving and fermenting food at Chr. Hansen. Zilber has however no intention of talking about sauerkraut or kimchi, but talks about attraction in this episode. He talks about his view on the laws of attraction and explain how people are attracted to asymmetry and attributes that differ from their own.

In this episode, host Adam Katz Sinding talks to Silas Adler, Creative Director at Danish fashionbrand Soulland. The two talk about fashion weeks and about how the pandemic has affected the small danish brand.
Silas Adler has, besides Soulland, a profound passion for running and skateboarding, and he tells how running gives him a boost mentally when he is under pressure and stressed.

In this episode host Adam Sinding Katz talks to the Dutch textiledesigner Borre Akkersdijk. Borre Akkersdijk works as Creative Director in his company BYBORRE, focusing on sustainable textile innovation and production.
The conversation revolves around the fashion industry’s environmental footprint, as Akkersdijk fights to promote a clothing and textile industry where environmental sustainability and transparency is center.
Borre Akkersdijk also talk about how an unplanned ayahuasca-session became a mindaltering experience, changing his perspective on the world and thus his work

Actress Elena Arndt-Jensen is 25 years old and a firm believer that her acting career peaked when she starred in the film ‘Karlas Kabale’, and its sequels, at the age of 10. Whilst no longer pursuing an acting career, Elena is currently studying a hybrid master at CBS and The Royal Academy.
Host Adam Katz Sinding and Elena Arndt-Jensen talks about life as a general for child actors, what it feels like to have already reached a high point in ones career as well as the importance of work integrity.

In this episode host Adam Katz Sinding talks to designer Errolson Hugh, who is born and raised in Canada, however currently residing in Berlin where he has his clothing brand ACRONYM. Together they discuss the design industry and digital fashion weeks.
In addition, this episode raises topics like ‘asian hate ‘ and hate crimes, as Errolson Hugh is raised by Chinese parents and has been exposed to discrimination and racism all his life. The corona pandemic has increased ‘asian hate’ significantly, which Hugh finds worrying. He explains how his asian girlfriend, currently living in London, is afraid to leave the house after experiencing discrimination.

In this episode host Adam Sinding talks to the 23 year old model Matilda Dods, through a phone connection from Australia. During the last 10 years, Matilda Dods has been working as a model, but has recently paused her career in order to focus on her health after realising that she has an eating disorder. The conversation evolves around the unhealthy terms of work in the modeling industry, and how it has affected Matilda Dods’ self-understanding and prompted a wish to be ‘thin enough’.

Inan Isik is born and raised in Turkey, and has throughout her career in fashion and textile production, lived in India and China, as well as Denmark. She has worked for brands such as Bestseller and Ganni, and today she has her own clothing brand called ‘Inan Isik’. In collaboration with host Adam Katz Sinding she discusses the fashion industry, sustainability and what to do, if you want to shop in a more sustainable way.