Trees and Nylon

Technical clothing, Japanese culture, good food, and hot takes. This episode of Trees and Nylon has a little something for everyone. Mr. Bianco graced the zoom call with his seemingly infinite knowledge on technical clothing and love-for-up an coming Japanese technical brands. We also dove into the difference between German and Japanese breads, pocari sweat, and much more. Hope you enjoy!

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Self-proclaimed Gorp lord and master of milsurp, Luke Butler graces the podcast this week. Many good stories about growing up around swagless losers and bike camping in completely legal places. Enjoy!

Mr. Nothing, with their cool name and their knowledge on vintage camo, has graced the trees and nylon pod again! Part two of the pod is all about the trees. Well, trees with a kicker of anime, gear, and the seven ancient wonders of the world. Hope you all enjoy.

You've all seen the work of Nicole McLaughlin, maybe even listened to a podcast or two with her on it. But this episode of Trees and Nylon is unlike all of those things. Of course we talk a little about her sewing and come up in the scene. But more importantly we talk about all of our activity related injuries, liver king, weird fan interactions, and a whole lot more. Buckle in because its a long one! But definitely worth the time. Hope you all enjoy.

Resident camo-man and "guy who does a lot of stuff but nothing at all", the mysterious admin of ItsNothingKnew has graced the Trees and Nylon podcast! This is part 1 as Mr. Nothing and I got a little too deep into discussions about old Toyotas, Patagonia being the first ethical clothing brand, and how Arcteryx isn't cool except for when it is. Enjoy!

Michael is the founder of the illustrious USAL Project and a man who's really about that life. Was great to have this chat, abbreviated as it was. Michael definitely will be coming on a Fireside Chat in the future so we can really get the details on his el salvador trips, hiking big sur, and the future of USAL. Hope you all enjoy this episode and also support me on Patreon to listen to a bonus episode every week where I have a deeper talk with past guests about gorp but also some more personal things likre their favorite foods. its a blast. 

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Daniel is a professional horseback rider, marketing expert, and runner or whatever. Very happy to have him on the pod as it's very rare that I get people on that don't have an instagram presence. Daniel had a lot of great insights on the state of fashion, the future of the intersection of fashion and the outdoors, and much more. This is definitely my least edited podcast that i've done, you tell me if that's a bad thing i dont know. sounded good to me. cheers

Trenton Franco, the man with more instagram accounts than I have real life friends, joins us this week on the podcast. As a lawyer, birdwatcher, hiker, vintage tee enthusiast, and handsome suit owner, trenton has lots to say. Conversations about getting dressed from a young age, almsot dying on a mountain, and much more ensue. Hope you all enjoy!

Finally... Tang on the podcast. Anyone in the scene, especially the UK scene, should be aware of this living legend. Tang is a master boulderer, professional And Wander wearer, and hair stylist. Had a blast meeting him at the First Camp back in the day so of course I had to have him on an episode of the podcast. Hope you like the senseless banter and nonsense talk we had!