Throwing Fits

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Our interview with Nick Williams and Phill Ayers is the rare four mic-er. Nick and Phil—co-founders of Small Talk Studio—cracked a couple of cold ones for a long-overdue chat on wearing your own shit, seven rounds of hoodie samples, the undeserved glazing small talk at menswear functions, living in and designing for New York, hats always sell and suits are picking up steam, fatigue from the graphic gauntlet, their hand drawn custom clothing vs. some popular senior cords you might be familiar with, how to go from roommates to business partners, two pushovers' guide to negotiating, the overlooked fashion talent coming out of NYC, god bless the Garment District, putting the actual work in, never quit your day job, the fallacy of quiet luxury, newsflash: eliminating fun and risk is bad, getting ripped off on Walmart Marketplace, launching a basics line, tales from a linked bank account, Chipotle money is great until the vouchers expire, and much more on Nick Williams and Phil Ayer's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Nobody's bigger than the program. This week, Jimmy and Larry are celebrating Lawrence's belated birthday by, you guessed it, podcasting on test driving two potential spring/summer sneaker trends, go-to breakfast orders, was your grandma actually nice in the kitchen or did she just cook with love, how to get overshadowed and overlooked on your special day all because you were born at the wrong time, toasts gone wrong, going 0/3 on anniversary gifts, greeting card retribution, health and wellness journey milemarkers, our weirdest supplements, it's a bad season for washed goats as Kanye was banned from entering the UK to perform at Wireless Festival and Anna Wintour gauchely covers her own issue of Vogue to promote The Devil Wears Prada 2, another week means another new type of guy has to be investigated and this one talks super weird, the new face of Miami rizz has turned streaming taking Ls into his job, decoding a variety of dress codes from the upcoming social calendar, 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: What's going on with peptides, JFK Jr.'s swag was actually kinda goofy in person, and the many wonders of Comme des Garçons.

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Our interview with Nick Wooster is made in America. Nick—our old pal, fashion legend, and street style god—was back in town and nice enough to slot us in between meetings to catch up on what the most stylish man in the world wears to the gym, entering his ascot era, guys taking the path of least resistance, seating chart promises that turned out to be lies, what exactly is Allen Edmonds Reserve Collection and what work he's doing for them as a creative consultant, when it comes to shoes derbys are goated, his newly-minted perspective of acceptance, his big mouth getting him in trouble, his beef with Prada, the many queens that populate the White House, all the shopping he just did in Japan, being camera ready vs. sexy, looksmaxxing is just code for gay, getting seeded by his talented nephew, bringing back friction, wool shorts supremacy, shopping your closet, the big power brands are not interesting, the Comme des Garçons difference, the lost art of VIC treatment, and much more on Nick Wooster's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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If you could buy money, would you? This week, Jimmy and Larry are getting together to try and make some sense of the Summer House bombshell that was dropped this week in an extended segment breaking down the nuclear drama at the center of our favorite Bravo show, beware white boys in Timbs, golden retriever guys and softboy fuckboys, two amazing stories from the kids' table featuring Diddy on a Segway and raw dogging your boy's loafer, Tiger Woods is behind the wheel and at it again, which goat would be the goat hang, Lawrence reviews Kanye West's Bully, James reviews the new Marc Jacobs documentary by Sofia Coppola, concert kismet derailed by Uber offenses, Stav on clothes, the ultimate brother-in-law move, 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: We unknowingly dressed in the same color palette and it's embarrassing, slang both of our fathers absolutely hate, and what books are we reading right now.

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Our interview with Mary H.K. Choi is a guaranteed best-seller. Mary—New York Times best-selling author whose new novel, Pool House, is out June 9th—made her glorious return to the show to chat with us about her garmento father, autism-friendly bras, hacking the hang, a bone we have to pick with her, pending book dedications, how the hell do you even market a book in 2026, if we're past Korea's peak soft power, Los Angeles isn't hell but it might be purgatory, the weird way best-seller lists work, making the jump from the YA world, exploring her latest set of characters and who might play them in a movie, adapting her own work for the worlds of television and film, how to write good sex scenes, her books have actually been banned which is very sick, rules for author portraits, when it comes to celebrity book clubs do they actually know ball, defending the performative male, profiling us for personalized book recs, she's prepping for a hero dose of psychedelics, short stories are basically reels, and much more on Mary H.K. Choi's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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If you stay ready, you don't have to get ready. This week, Jimmy and Larry are feeling it in the air and the enthusiasm is infectious as they discuss a quick letty check, what do you do when your hair product of choice is discontinued, microplastics are killing you, a night at the theater with Callum Turner, what movie are you screening for all the homies on your birthday, it's about to be a big weekend full of live entertainment, happy seven year anniversary to Lawrence who is definitely a much better husband than Kyle Cook, BURGER, James goes toe-to-toe with March Madness and emerges the bigger man, a lot of bad guys died but left legacies that range from millennial memes to OnlyFans, a discussion about ethical pornography, let's talk about friction which is going to be a bigger topic on the show moving forward, is the feeling (lines for streetwear drops) being restored or is it just the weather, who exactly is Yeat's demographic and much more.

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Lights of our lives. This week, Jimmy and Larry's guest got pushed so we tapped in Chuck and Chef (Robby was sadly out of town) for an emergency classic Core 4 throwback to check in with our groms to see how they're doing, what they've been up to, where they are traveling, what they are wearing, watching, and listening to. As always, the vibes are impossibly high and hilarity ensues.

The Devil is up to his old tricks. This week, Jimmy and Larry are letting it rip on a little housekeeping as the Core 4 return return next week, a paper thin slubby tee making its maiden voyage as an emotional win, old rappers either head to Vegas and/or change their name, James missed having dinner with Zohran Mamdani by five minutes so we use this opportunity to text our contact on his team about celebrating his one year anniversary of coming on the pod (which clearly got him elected obviously), A24's television shows might just be better than their movies and we use the excellent Neighbors to air out some of our own close proximity beefs, Lawrence finally talks about The Oscars and justice for his goat Paul Thomas Anderson, did Hollywood hate on CGI when it first dropped, the spicy white boy renaissance is officially over as Timothée Chalamet headed home empty-handed and Jack Harlow's transplant syndrome got the better of him, exploring the emergence of Dinergoths and what they mean for society, say so long to the Metaverse as the gamble on VR fails, tech bros have appropriated taste in more ways than one, Buck Mason and a new theory on menswear manifest destiny we're working through in real time, Zara continues to try and convince the world it's real fashion by hiring John Galliano, who wears a fitted in the sauna and much more.