Throwing Fits

This podcast is HR compliant. This week, Jimmy and Larry are coming to you from rag & bone's Tribeca men's store, chopping it up with the new head of menswear design Swaim Hutson about how he's feeling ahead of his debut collection that's on racks now, balancing nostalgia with progress, and anti-moodboarding.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: Finally nabbing a white whale guest in Pusha T, our undying love for Clipse, and how this legendary pod came together.

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Our interview with Pusha T will let god sort 'em out. Pusha—Grammy Award winning rapper, one half of the legendary duo Clipse, and co-founder of Grindin Coffee—stepped into the studio to chat how launching a coffee brand is kinda like one of his previous jobs, his personal caffeine setup at home and most sus orders, Lavazza making its way into future Push bars, how he's the worst tennis player in his family, his hair braider is one of the most stable forces in his life and keeps him humble, the current fleet and watch rotation, what's up with his wife not rocking the Richard Mille he got her, finally gripping that first Grammy, all the deserved love Clipse are getting and what it took for his brother Malice to get back in the game, the Parisian meal that had him second-guessing real luxury, the best dressed rappers right now, his own best and worst fits, the hilarious and competitive sport of looking at rappers on his phone, showing love to the white hipsters and generations of fans at his shows, accounting mistakes of yore, he hates every podcast but one, and much more on Pusha T's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Never forget. This week, Jimmy and Larry are preparing for the circus to come to town, clowning around about what actually makes a good art installation, witnessing the sheer power of Dua Lipa in person, it feels like New York Fashion Week is back which is honestly awesome, reading Kai Cenat's journal entries, we're finally wrapping up our U.S. Open coverage (you're welcome) after James spent 16 hours straight on site for the best day of tennis of all time, influencer shaming breaks podcast containment, how do you make small talk with Olympians, Ralph Lauren's secret whiskey, Lawrence went to Scotland and fell in love with the landscape and the people but hated the soda, pissing as the Queen did, Americans are not cut out for Highland games, charming the pants off of royals, and much more.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: Normal people use LinkedIn like Instagram, finally apologizing to all our listeners in Boston and Philadelphia, and let's talk sandwiches.

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Our interview with Matt Sleep is not to be slept on. Matt—design director of energy at Converse—shipped down from Boston to chat about what it was like being an Englishman in the US for the World Cup, tapping into the future familiar, his hair routine, people messaging him on LinkedIn about keeping the literal lights on, how Tyler the Creator and Converse have evolved over the 8 years they've worked together, when it came to Virgil Abloh the process was the process, he's obsessed with Jason Statham and visvim, the most underrated collabs he's worked on, a history of Jack Purcell the man with the smile, how to resurrect legendary product, how the Chuck Taylor became the quintessential American sneaker, the first pair of kicks that made him fall in love with the game, dropping out of school to work in sneakers, it's true he sent fit pics with his resume, he worked for the guy who inspired Bruno, our lack of manners and etiquette still shocks him, a sneaker culture state of the union, and much more on Matt Sleep's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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The last first Monday in May. This week, Jimmy and Larry are hitting the stu before the long weekend to volley back and forth on wraps so good you gotta buy merch, picking your own pears, sewing at home, John Galliano's Met Gala is officially canceled but does this mean cancel culture is back, Anna Wintour taking a rare L, maybe we should just cancel the whole damn thing at this point, Derelict IRL, Lawrence works out with gloves (derogatory) and loves wake surfing like a billionaire (derogatory), our own personal fall fashion preview featuring corduroy, a brief history of Big Mac flannels, horizontal stripes that don't make you look like a baby, and engineer boots for guys who can't even ride a moped, Burger King abolished their monarchy so their chicken is good now, did James infect Novak Djokovic, eating Nobu twice in one week, what do you do if the bartender thinks you're Muslim, a review of the U.S. Open french dip by Salt Hank's and subsequent correspondence, and much more.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: You never forget a cool guy helping you finesse when you were young, Lawrence gives James a lesson on luxury watches, and fashion economics.

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Our interview with Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne can only mean one thing: We are so back. Dao-Yi and Maxwell—the co-founders and designers of Public School New York—have quite the story to tell, starting with what was exactly going through their minds as they stood on the precipice of their big comeback, living in the present, in the past they might've moved too fast and pandered a bit, Thom Browne's advice, 2026's luxury pivot, designing with fabric and textile first, how they negotiate ideas amongst themselves, seeing yourself in other great duos throughout history, cleaning house and getting back to your roots, it was always not if but when, it's NYC afterall it's not easy, finding a healthy balance between DTC and wholesale, it's not just about the product anymore, are you the messenger or the message, and much more on Dao-Yi and Maxwell Osborne's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.