Chris Black
New York-based writer, producer, and editor. Known for his creative consultancy, Done to Death Projects, and as co-host of the podcast "How Long Gone."
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May 16, 2025 • 54min
'Substack isn’t cool,' gatekeepers are, and other strong opinions from tastemaker Chris Black
Chris Black, co-host of the How Long Gone podcast and style consultant for brands like J. Crew, shares his journey from managing a pop-punk band to a fashion tastemaker. He discusses the surprising resurrection of media gatekeepers in 2025 and expresses his belief in traditional institutions despite the rise of influencers. Black also critiques Substack fatigue and how the podcasting landscape has evolved, emphasizing the importance of authentic connections over mere analytics in content creation.
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Jul 21, 2025 • 3h 19min
OpenAI and Gemini Achieve IMO Gold, CBS Cancels Colbert's Late Night, McLaren's Mansour Ojjeh Collection | Chris Black, Chris Buskirk, Turner Caldwell, Jamin Ball, Harper Carroll, Nikita Singareddy
Joining the discussion are Chris Black, a writer and producer known for his creative consultancy, and Chris Buskirk, a venture capital expert focused on conservative-aligned companies. They dive into OpenAI's groundbreaking achievements in artificial intelligence, specifically at the International Math Olympiad. Harper Carroll emphasizes AI's transformative role in children's education. Nikita Singareddy shares insights on simplifying Medicaid enrollment with Fortuna Health, while Turner Caldwell discusses the future of mining in a tech-driven world.
May 27, 2022 • 1h 42min
Ep 71 // HOW LONG GONE
Chris Black, a cultural commentator known for his insights on music, fashion, and contemporary culture, joins Jason Stewart, a former DJ with a flair for nightlife, for a lively discussion. They explore the evolution of music distribution and its impact on fandom, arguing how today's accessibility reshapes identity. Both reflect on nostalgic moments tied to iconic songs and humorously contrast LA and NYC nightlife. From the charm of 70s fashion to the changing landscape of digital interactions, their eclectic conversation highlights music's enduring role in emotional connection and identity.
