In lucky number 13 I sit down with Heather and Syd of Reflections Vintage. They show off some of their personal vintage pieces that tell an amazing story. We talk trends in the vintage business, music, and how Heather almost got in a fight at an estate sale. Sit back, chill, and enjoy!

In episode 12 I sit down with Nick Nardiello of Worn and Company. Nick and I discuss what it was like owning his own business, how he found a passion for vintage, and we take a look at his collection of Kentucky shirts. Sit back, chill, and enjoy!

In episode 11 I sit down for my first in person interview with my friends Philip, Albert, and Arsene. Join us as we talk about their amazing stories, the world of style/fashion and our look at racism and what needs to change. Sit back, chill, and enjoy!

In episode 9 I talk one on one with my friend Cam Sloss. Cam and I discuss the hype around Toy Story and animation tees, creating an Instagram following, and engaging with your audience. Sit back, chill, and enjoy!

In episode 8, part 2 Max and I dig a little bit deeper into his musical background, the bins, and business at The Banana. Sit back, chill, and enjoy!

In episode 7 I talk shop with The Plug himself. We talk about trends in the vintage industry, Childhood nostalgia, and finding your creative passion. So sit back, chill, and enjoy!

In episode 6 I talk with Josh Dunning of Vintage Banana Clothing in Louisville, Kentucky. We talk about how The Banana got its name, the success of the website, and he gives us an inside look at his music background. Sit back, chill, and enjoy! (I apologize for the audio feedback in this episode)

In episode 5 I talk with Shanda and Liz of Wearhouse KY. We talk about some crazy ways they've been sourcing during the quarantine, ideas for The Drunken Flea and how their shop is starting to take shape. Sit back and enjoy!

In episode 4 I talk with Justin Hutchens of Vintage Hutch. We talk about how he started in the vintage game, what he likes to collect, and what trends he sees coming in late 2020.

In episode 3 I talk with Thomas Gillespie of Flashback Heat. We discuss the grind of opening a shop, where the vintage industry is heading, and how Complex took his Instagram to another level.