How Long Gone

David Gelb, director of Chef's Table and Jiro Dreams of Sushi, shares insights into his artistic journey in food documentaries. He hilariously recounts experiences with sushi dining etiquette and the quirks of being a bad tipper. The conversation dives into the narrative power of food and Gelb's reflections on celebrity chefs post-fame. He discusses the peculiar delicacies of horse meat and the most expensive dining experiences. Listeners get a glimpse of his unique storytelling approach, blending humor and culinary culture throughout.

Nate Amos, aka This Is Lorelei, is a musician known for his work with Water From Your Eyes and his solo album, Box For Buddy, Box For Star. He dives into his new deluxe edition and collaborations with artists like Snail Mail. The conversation touches on everything from sleep paralysis and cursed homes to the peculiar flavor of 'white' Monster energy drinks. Amos also humorously recalls quirky fitness routines and his love for Venezuelan street food while sharing stories about opening for Interpol in front of 120,000 fans.

In a lively one-on-one conversation, the hosts tackle the quirky overlap of Easter and 420 during Coachella. They hilariously critique low ticket sales and the state of the movie industry. The fashion at Coachella gets a thorough rundown, peppered with funny anecdotes about standout food experiences, particularly Prince Street pizza. The duo also dives into the absurdity of celebrity culture, from a sign language interpreter's bold choices to brewing coffee at home, all while sharing their whimsical musings on the music scene.

Noah Lennox, also known as Panda Bear, is a Baltimore-born musician living in Lisbon, celebrated for his work with Animal Collective. He shares quirky insights about food choices while traveling, including perfect Oreo dunking techniques. They discuss the influence of platforms like Pitchfork on music culture and the nostalgia tied to his childhood records. Delving into family life, he reflects on parenting and the challenges of balancing creativity with responsibility. Plus, he reveals what he misses most about America and his experience in music promotion.

Join Chris and Jason as they dive into the quirks of influencer gifting and review standout Coachella fashion. They discuss the nostalgic vibe of cover charges in nightlife and ponder how to elevate Bieber's career. Catch their thoughts on Gwyneth Paltrow's cinematic comeback, the unique lives of those residing in malls, and humorous takes on skipping as fitness. The duo explores celebrity culture, revealing insights on Karuchi's journey and entertaining failures in pre-order merchandise. It’s a blend of humor, nostalgia, and fresh trends!

Justin Vernon, the talented musician behind Bon Iver, chats about his latest album, SABLE, fABLE. He humorously dives into the quirks of Wisconsin life, from meat raffles to Culver's orders. The conversation meanders through topics like celebrity culture, Bob Dylan's songwriting magic, and the highs of creative collaboration. They even touch on astrology and the culinary joys of tinned fish, all while reflecting on the balance between artistic expression and personal happiness.

Will Toledo, the frontman of Car Seat Headrest, dives into a whirlwind of intriguing topics. He shares bizarre stories from the music scene, including a crime linked to Weezer's bassist's wife. The conversation touches on his unique writing process for a rock opera and his eating habits influenced by health issues. Will humorously warns about the perils of poor posture and reflects on music’s emotional depth, while also exploring the impact of gut health on creativity. It's a fascinating blend of humor, music, and personal insights!

David Owen, co-founder of IDEA Books with his wife Angela, shares captivating tales from early internet days in London. He discusses a memorable menswear street fight at UNIQLO and his unique take on how AI, like Chat GPT, aids in scriptwriting. Owen recounts amusing celebrity encounters, including a story about Robert Pattinson visiting their shop. Their conversation ranges from reflections on music, specifically TOOL, to the quirks of his father's cricket viewing. The humorous insights make for an engaging and entertaining listen.

Join for a lively chat about a recent recording session with Bon Iver at his home. Discover the quirks of Eau Claire’s food scene, including butter burgers and local meat raffles. The hosts dive into the novelty of nicotine toothpicks and reflect on an unforgettable Bob Dylan concert. They also explore the intriguing dynamics of live music, the ever-evolving festival scene, and their quirky travel tales. With humor and heartfelt connections, they weave delightful anecdotes about food, culture, and personal experiences in the Midwest.

DJ Python, a musician and DJ celebrated for his distinctive sound, makes a lively return. He shares hilarious anecdotes about his coffee habits, a flight freakout, and dining experiences like trying Popeye's in Dubai. The conversation veers into personal stories, like losing his virginity on a cruise and the quirks of hosting the Oscars. DJ Python also discusses the oddity of acting gay for work, his aspirations to tour Europe on a motorbike, and the ease of soundchecks with USB sticks, making for an engaging listen filled with laughter and insights.