Robert Armstrong, a financial commentator and men’s fashion columnist, and Eric Platt, a corporate finance writer and fashion expert, dive into the playful transformation of men's fashion. They discuss the rise of skimpy attire like crop tops and short shorts, reflecting a shift in masculinity and societal norms. The conversation touches on body positivity, the influence of queer culture, and changing beauty standards under social media scrutiny. Emphasizing light-hearted expression, they explore how modern choices reflect joy amidst serious times.

Topics covered include the longevity of the Magnificent Seven stocks, Japan's economic outlook, options trading, AI boom comparisons, tech giants challenges, and insights into finance books.

Rob Armstrong, Co-host of FT’s Unhedged podcast, simplifies IPOs in a miniseries with Claer Barrett. They discuss why companies go public, risks of investing on the first day, recent IPOs, and the volatility of IPO investing, providing valuable insights for investors.

Jay Powell, chair of the US Federal Reserve, joins Rob Armstrong and Aiden Reiter to dissect the complex relationship between immigration and unemployment. Powell emphasizes that an influx of immigrants can lead to rising unemployment if job creation doesn’t keep pace. The trio also dives into the challenges of capturing accurate employment data for immigrants, particularly undocumented workers. Additionally, they explore China's recent economic stimulus efforts and their potential impact on the struggling stock market.

Fashion experts Jo Ellison and Rob Armstrong dissect 'The Devil Wears Prada' film, discussing its accuracy in portraying the fashion industry, office politics, and power dynamics. They explore the impact of the movie on social media, analyze fashion evolution in the film, and share personal anecdotes and celebrity encounters. The podcast offers insights into the cultural legacy and enduring relevance of this Y2K fashion fairy tale.