How Long Gone

American Football is a legendary midwestern emo band. They're releasing a covers version of their record LP1 to celebrate its 25th anniversary. We spoke with Mike Kinsella about Will Ferrell at Equinox, a podcaster's negroni, a recap of the crazy emo fest they just played in Las Vegas, Taylor Swift and Gracie Abrams, Urbana, Illinois might be the only place in America where you can get any work done, the process of buying the house from their much-memed album cover, Cap'n Jazz, wearing shorts on stage, the number of times he goes to the grocery store per week, when a fan wants to make your music about them, his philosophy on hoops, tennis, and loving sports in general, what he'd like to do for the third act of his life, zen and the art of chopping vegetables, and his thoughts on Malort, and Fernet, respectively. twitter.com/donetodeathtwitter.com/themjeanshowlonggone.cominstagram.com/americfootballtwitter.com/mybandowen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One-on-one pod today, Chris is in San Francisco and Jason is home in LA. We chat about how harmless your harvest is, Chris rode the BART to Chez Panisse, Mister Jiu's, M.I.A. tweeting about the Junited States, cold water saved Carson Daily's life, feeling bad for Bill Hader after watching Ali Wong's Netflix special, Bill Maher on Chappell Roan, we dissect an Azealia Banks tweet involving Birkin bags on TheRealReal, Pushing Plausibility, Kanye is Lydia Tarring in Asia, and we prepare to see Charli this week in LA.twitter.com/donetodeathtwitter.com/themjeanshowlonggone.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lauren Sherman and Chantal Fernandez, fashion writers and co-authors of 'Selling Sexy,' dive into a vibrant conversation. They reflect on their sorority days and the cultural implications of Victoria's Secret. With playful banter, they discuss the significance of modern celebrity fashion, touching on Taylor Swift and Blake Lively. The duo also tackles men's mental health, the complexities of branding in the industry, and the humorous depths of celebrity scandals. Their insights blend nostalgia and wit, making this a captivating listen for fashion aficionados.

Tim Heidecker is a comedian, writer, director, musician, and podcaster. His new record, Slipping Away, is out soon. We spoke with Tim from his home in Glendale, CA, about Kanye's impending divorce, Tim Dillon's new Netflix show, the Vince McMahon Netflix doc, a recent medical procedure, what the bruise on his groin resembles, catheters, he loves being sedated, throat coat, sparkling water, Superiority Burger, teamsters, he recently what it's like writing a song with your 8-year-old son, Nate Bargatze on SNL, the story of how he got his house, all of our music producer enemies, and who paid at dinner with Marc Maron, Aubrey Plaza, and Margaret Qually in New Mexico.instagram.com/timheideckertwitter.com/donetodeathtwitter.com/themjeanshowlonggone.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fontaines D.C. is a band from Dublin. Their new record, Romance, is out now on XL. We spoke with Curley and Tom from their hotel in Lawrence, KS, about Dodgers baseball, Justice at The Hollywood Bowl, DJing a Paul Smith party at The Chateau, Chris recording a secret song and North Carolina, and this episode from the Delta lounge at LAX, trying to make your life less hectic while your band gets bigger, spicy pickle juice, don't think about food very much, their attractive new outfits and look, how many big rigs it takes to tour, playing Glastonbury, new venues vs. classics, and how their 45,000 cap show next summer is selling.instagram.com/fontainesbandtwitter.com/donetodeathtwitter.com/themjeanshowlonggone.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join a whimsical chat with 19-year-old musician Glaive, who unveils his adventures in Brooklyn while discussing his writing spree of 14 songs in Iceland. Dive into playful banter about confrontations and unexpected street encounters, giggle at humorous takes on wellness fads, and hear about his unique relationship dynamics. From modeling mishaps to discovering The Beatles, this episode dishes out entertaining tales of creativity, personal growth, and the chaotic joys of night owl musicianship.

Jesse Rutherford is a musician from Los Angeles who is best known for his band, The Neighbourhood. His new solo record, Wanted ? is out now. We chat about haunted hotels, eating fries with a fork, walking around Silverlake, Margaret Gou, the age "twenty nine," Sweater Weather was the first song they ever wrote, the last time he smoked pot, The Neighbourhood gets more streams than Charli, when artists change the album after its released, Katy Perry in Australia, his hardcore band and what they order at Chipotle, In N Out fries, and his favorite hobby is just talking like us.twitter.com/donetodeathtwitter.com/themjeanshowlonggone.cominstagram.com/jesserutherford Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris and Jason dive into a lively conversation, starting with the amusing intersection of skate culture and pets. They explore topics like sex while pregnant and whether celebrities like Lana Del Rey have prenups. The discussion touches on recent TV sketches, including Bowen XCX on SNL, and reflects on body diversity in media. With plenty of humor, they critique suburban life, share insights on adult gift-giving, and wrap up with a satirical look at modern culinary trends. These two friends keep it entertaining and relatable throughout!

The hosts dive into the quirks of consumer culture, riffing on the absurdity of rising coffee prices and the mystery of 'third wave water'. They humorously critique NYC's political landscape, connecting food choices to political whimsy and offering anecdotes about hair health. The conversation bounces between celebrity scandals and the challenges artists face in balancing creativity with personal life changes. With playful exchanges about ergonomics and laughter over Justin Bieber's coffee mug, it's a delightful mix of humor and insight.

John Summit, a Miami-based DJ and producer, shares insights into his vibrant life in music. He discusses his upcoming shows at the Kia Forum and the amusing experience of performing at a Sally Rooney book party. The conversation dives into his evolution from accounting to headlining festivals, the balance of fame with authenticity, and his fitness regimen while on the road. Summit's love for Romanian minimal tech house shines through as he reflects on the unique flavors of rave culture, sprinkled with his personal anecdotes and humorous takes on nightlife.