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Ruby and the ladies of famed podcast: It Girl Theory recalls the endless memories, associations and theories associated with the internets' first It Girl: Cory Kennedy.
LISTEN TO PART 1 of the Cory Kennedy Story on IT GIRL THEORY
If you listen very closely to this episode, you will hear the sound of ruby having to pee so so bad but literally holding it in the entire time unbeknownst to Jake. The two discuss the BlackPink documentary, Tatum O’Neal, Taryn Manning, Carol Baskin and how Jake needs to eat more vegetables.
On this episode, Brynn and Ruby meet for the very first time, and Jake is extremely threatened by their chemistry. The three discuss both old and contemporary narratives of Americans in Europe, most notably Netflix’ “Emily in Paris” and HBO’s “We are who we are.”And the psychosis of HBO Mondays.
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Jake & Ruby unfortunately bring up politics in this episode, but promise it will be the last time they ever talk about the subject even though they are like really really bad at keeping promises. Thankfully, they also discuss other things including but not limited to Ryan Murphy’s “Ratched,” Ruby’s rash, Jake’s moles, Mac Demarco, the smell of my neighbors weed and South Bend Indiana’s Publicist. Also a little treat from the hottest new New York City band, Hennessey.
Almost three weeks after the fact, Jake and Ruby are finally ready to release their New York Fashion Week episode. The two discuss all things NYFW, from Marc Jacobs to September 11th, and introduce a new segment titled “Once Upon a Fashion Week,” where friends Natasha Stagg, Steven Phillips Horst and Kyle Luu share their fashion week memories from times of yore.
Jake & Ruby are so excited about their first episode that they can barely stay on topic, but manage to touch on a few subjects without talking over each other too much.
Topics include the Godfather trilogy, depression (great), their Marc Jacobs campaign, that apartment building that use to be a jail, a really really boring Robert Altman documentary and more.
Listen closely because everything they say is right and they are never wrong and frankly we dare you to fact check us because you can’t ‘cause we won.
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