Throwing Fits

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Our interview with Adam Pally is cookin' with the sauce like chef Curry with the pot, boy. Adam—whose new show Mr. Throwback is streaming on Peacock right now—is the only guy who could convince us to come in on Sunday to put up shots on looking at himself in the mirror for the first time in a while, the John Belushi biopic that never was, all the other actors he gets recognized as, Donald Glover leaving you on read, fake Domino's Rollies, his costar Steph Curry's acting chops and gold medal run, Serbia attempting to derail your career, elite on set pasta, putting Steph onto fly gear and how a NBA superstar shops, why number 10 is the funniest number, The 5 Minute Steph Rule™, what Idris Elba smells like, huge on-screen fits as vintage god Danny Grossman, vintage tips and tricks plus Chicago intel, ranking all his shows from best to worst, his son surviving bullying for being named after Drake, how that $1M spent on jawnz in his lifetime flex is aging and much more on Adam Pally's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Megaslopolis. This week, Jimmy and Larry are volleying back and forth on wearing your best tennis whites to the US Open, daddy stolen valor, the joys of eating shirtless. slutting yourself out for free tickets, giving your dad Florentine shopping advice, why Oasis reuniting is so important to all the blokes, James putting on a clinic at the On activation, back spasms vs. tequila, hardos that get too competitive and ruin everything for everyone, feeling real FOMO for once, Lawrence getting pranked at Sailor was actually a flex and made his week, Francis Ford Coppola is a messy bitch who lives for drama and much more.

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On our new weekly mini ep, we're fucking around and getting silly with the GD MFing Boyz, recapping and breaking down this week's guest pod and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: James fumbles the bag and ends up calling 911, Lawrence reads some poetry, and our memories of getting bullied growing up.

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Our interview with Tory y Moi means it's time to bear down. Toro aka Chaz Bear—whose new album Hole Erth is out September 6th—got deep on Ben Davis vs. Dickies, buying rare Japanese sandals and eating flexitarian tacos in NYC, channeling both his inner barsman and angsty suburban kid on his latest project, going dad mode, he's a musicals guy, working with rappers and Tyler, The Creator's studio sessions, taking the time and care and respect to study a new genre before incorporating it into his music, the Realtree revolution, Swagapinos and karaoke, hitting up Ben Gibbard for a feature, the real reasons why so many artists today switch up their sound, what's up with Les Sins, we fill Chaz in on his long history with our baby boy Chuck, realizing you unintentionally went stadium status, popularity perks and how even his lovely and humble ass has switched up, being just a scene kid who fell in love with a scene girl, getting teased as a kid and how much it costs to change your last name so you stop getting bullied, working at Chick-fil-A and Wendy's, Chaz can have Doritos on the road as a little treat, hoodwinking yourself into designing right wing political propaganda and trolling back, the one tee in one tee out rule, macro thoughts on the post-Online Ceramics world of graphic tees and mixing the Gen Z digital dystopian vibes with artisanal grown man swag, Tumblr trend cycles, defend the Bay Area at all costs if you love tech, still rocking Yeezys, hotel snobbery and much more on Toro y Moi's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Oxford cloth button-down improvisational explosive device. This week, Jimmy and Larry are opening up their Tribal Sun Pod Shorts to the public before opening up themselves on old-timey diseases, butt folds, quarter or da half chicken fo today, sexual picnics, Hair Loss Awareness Month, Lawrence is clearly addicted to zoods, reacquainting ourselves with J.Crew thanks to a little video shoot over the weekend, menswear's closed loop, palate cleansing at 194 New York, what makes a jawn popcorn striped, the US Open on the horizon has the tennis trend and subsequent activations at a fever pitch but is there even a real lifestyle associated with the sport to begin with, how activewear can and has translated to the street, Alien fans getting serviced, Twisters' romp, leading man dujour complaints, James doesn't hold grudges and much more.

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On our new weekly mini ep, we're fucking around and getting silly with the GD MFing Boyz, recapping and breaking down this week's guest pod and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: how we shop diffusion lines, debating The Beatles, and a deceiving preview of everyone's favorite season.

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Our interview with Mickey Down and Konrad Kay is relentless. Our mates Mick and Kon—co-creators, executive producers, directors and co-writers of HBO's Industry—took all the risk to reap all the rewards by repeating another pod appearance, wrapping up their big NYC press junket with us to trade in Loewe love and Issey insanity, brothel creepers, losing your wallet on a business trip, the hallmarks and themes of season 3 that set it apart from season 1's sex and drugs and season 2's plot and narrative, is HBO's coveted 9pm slot on Sunday nights what finally takes the show mainstream, the pressure of world building and how they measure success, picking out prosthetic penises, how messed up do you really have to be to convincingly bring such terrible people to life, writing dialogue to shock and appall each other, casting their dream sesh, swiping the corporate card for R&D, sitting in the director's chair for the first time, the many joys and few pains of how they work as a duo, Jon Snow's beautiful white ass cheeks, fumbling the Virgil Abloh merch bag, all the best fashion easter eggs from a show that truly loves fashion, taking the piss out of each other's personal style, their favorite garbage television, too many season 3 teases for the real heads to name and much more on Mickey Down and Konrad Kay's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Seize thy nuts. This week, Jimmy and Larry are slipping into soft boy shoes, when you should take a vacation, hand feel jawnz, archive mules, a scene report from the Industry season 3 premiere black carpet and our celebratory happy hour, can valor be stolen from those who steal it in the first place, Bar Contra's reopening is a can't miss, shrimp and wings, phantom menacing America's sweetheart Natalie Portman, what the hell is going on over at Apple TV+, David Lynch has emphysema so we're checking in on some other goated smokers, getting inside the mind of an addict, breaking makes it's Olympic debut in Paris and turns Dr. Raygun and B-Girl Nicka into superstars for mostly the wrong reasons, art vs. sport, the delicious slice of NYC life that is Rockaway beach and much more.

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On our new weekly mini ep, we're fucking around and getting silly with the GD MFing Boyz, recapping and breaking down this week's guest pod and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: a bunch of jobs we could've had (and some we couldn't), the fine art of powdering your balls and eurotrash cargo shorts.

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Our interview with Bryan Greenberg and Victor Rasuk was made in America. Bryan and Victor—co-stars of the cult classic television show How to Make It in America and co-hosts of the new podcast We (Almost) Made It—returned to the mean streets of the Lower East Side to talk about if How to Make It in America was ahead of its time and why it didn't break through back then but maybe could today, how their podcast continues their story and friendship, reboot odds and pitches, everyone leaving their show to work on Girls and all those Entourage comparisons, going out with a bang in Tokyo, real streetwear R&D, if any pairs of Crisp denim still exist today, seeing Scott Mescudi become Kid Cudi in real time, what was actually in cans of Rasta Monsta, what it's like being kings of New York for three years, the Jay-Z cameo that nearly happened, inside the world of A-list celebrity pickup basketball, how do you find out your show has been canceled, the roles that got away and much more on Bryan Greenberg and Victor Rasuk's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.