How Long Gone

Join the lively banter as the hosts discuss the quirky etiquette of out-of-office replies and the hilarity of servers who suddenly can’t stop chatting. They dive into culinary delights from a summer dinner while navigating themes of wellness and polyamory. With humor, they ponder the absurdities of modern culture, from political figures to the complexities of sobriety in social settings. Expect reflections on the whims of luxury shopping and playful insights into football and wedding music that weave through the chaos of everyday life.

In this engaging conversation, Alexis Okeowo, a New Yorker and writer for The New Yorker, shares her insights on various intriguing topics. She hilariously examines the quirks of millennials and Gen Z, from hoarding trends to the cultural impact of reality TV. Reflecting on her Alabama roots, she discusses shifting attitudes towards tolerance in the South and the rich cultural narratives of her home state. The talk also breezes through her transition from Brooklyn to Manhattan, bringing humor to urban living and the digital reading age.

Stephen and David Dewaele of Soulwax, renowned Belgian electronic musicians, dive into their creative exploits from their studio in Ghent. They share humorous stories from DJing quirky events including a cruise ship and a porno party. The brothers discuss the art of remixing, the blend of music and fashion for shows like Dries Van Noten, and their journey through Belgium's unique culture. Expect nostalgia, heartfelt reflections on music, and an unexpected email from Robbie Williams that adds a twist to their creative endeavors!

In a lively chat from Chicago, the hosts dive into their hotel escapades and the joys of outdoor life. They unravel the absurdities of airline lounges and critique a musician's denim choices. There's a humorous exploration of urban social dynamics and culinary highlights from recent festivals. They discuss the impact of genetics on mental health, poke fun at political makeup blunders, and reflect on the pressures of social media on travel. Finally, they share quirky anecdotes and insights into the music industry, balancing humor with cultural commentary.

Join Jarvis Cocker, the iconic frontman of Pulp, as he shares witty insights on life, music, and quirky experiences. He talks about his recent reunion, the joys of performing new songs live, and the nostalgic connection between music and personal memories. Cocker touches on peculiar topics like hotel keys, marmite sandwiches, and biscuit preferences while reminiscing about his rave days and early concert thrills. Get a glimpse into his creative process, the dynamics of making friends in Paris, and his favorite books to bring on tour.

Lee Tilghman, known as @leefromamerica, is a retired influencer and author of the memoir IF YOU DON’T LIKE THIS, I WILL DIE. In the podcast, she shares quirky travel tales and the perils of jet lag. Lee humorously discusses her last paid post, navigating social media sponsorships, and her evolving relationship with Instagram. They dive into the challenges of healthy eating, personal cravings, and why renting inherited furs might be a fashion statement. With witty anecdotes, she blends nostalgia from her nightlife experiences with insights into sobriety and self-discovery.

Join the hosts as they share their summer adventures, from beach vibes in Laguna to culinary explorations at Hillstone. They dive into the quirks of dining experiences and the psychology behind paying for bread at restaurants. The banter touches on celebrity culture, including the amusing rivalry between Ethel Kane and Lana Del Rey. They ponder the complexities of masculinity in modern life and discuss memorable dining dynamics in LA versus NYC. Plus, get ready for exciting upcoming events and some light-hearted travel tales!

Nancy Silverton, a celebrated Los Angeles chef and restaurant owner, shares her culinary journey and insights. She reveals her excitement about opening a pasta restaurant in Koreatown and a diner in Larchmont. Nancy discusses her unique relationship with food, like how she manages to indulge in carbs and stay in shape. She humorously reflects on her shift from cocaine to shopping addiction and her surprising thoughts on In-N-Out. From oversized cookies to her new book, her vibrant personality shines throughout the conversation!

Ebon Moss-Bachrach, an American actor renowned for his roles in HBO's Girls and The Bear, shares some fascinating insights. He reminisces about goth music festivals and his roots in New York’s underground hip hop scene. Ebon discusses his passion for baking, revealing that he bakes two loaves of bread weekly. He reflects on the quirks of restaurant life, the allure of an empty hotel room, and the challenges of watching his performances on screen. Travelers will enjoy his thoughts on minimalist packing and the blend of music with memories.

Lena Dunham, a talented actress and filmmaker known for her work on Girls, shares her thoughts on life in England and the quirky challenges of moving back next to her parents. She humorously recalls club nights of the 2000s, the hilarity of non-alcoholic drinks, and her husband's unfamiliarity with her hit show. The conversation dives into the complexities of sobriety, chronic pain, and the light-hearted absurdities of modern relationships, all peppered with anecdotes that reveal the humorous side of everyday life and celebrity culture.