How Long Gone

Molly Jong-Fast, a writer and political commentator, shares her humorous insights on everything from her botox routine to the chaos of parenting a politically-minded teenager. She riffs on the absurdities of public figures, reveals her Diet Coke obsession, and reflects on her journey to sobriety. Molly offers a witty take on mid-90s New York nightlife and contrasts that with today’s scenes, all while imparting charming tales of urban quirks and the chaotic world of politics. Plus, there's a hilarious discussion on the quirks of beauty standards and cosmetic procedures.

Chris shares his wild experiences at a festival, including a comic take on credential chaos. They discuss intriguing food finds at a new restaurant, alongside the funny branding of Crunchmaster snacks. The duo dives into the challenges of modern music promotion, balancing artistic freedom and public reaction. Tensions rise over the nuances of personal choice in music and nightlife, before wrapping up with amusing tour tales and a critique of in-flight entertainment, all intertwined with reflections on relationships and contemporary culture.

Eugene Kotlyarenko, a director and screenwriter known for his film 'The Code', returns for a captivating chat. He dives into the intriguing dynamics of the female manosphere and shares his thoughts on modern wellness trends like bottled oxygen and immersive retreats. The discussion also spans his creative journey in filmmaking, addressing challenges in producing long-form content for today's distracted audiences. With humor, he reflects on societal quirks from chef-coded fashion to the repercussions of cancel culture, making for an entertaining and thought-provoking listen.

Lynette Nylander, Executive Digital Director at Harper's Bazaar and co-host of The Goodbye podcast, dives into the glamorous chaos of the Met Gala. She creatively critiques celebrity outfits from Bad Bunny's statement hat to Rocky's evolving looks. The conversation also touches on the importance of supporting Black designers. With humorous takes on Rosa Parks' underwear and Pharrell's shoes, Lynette brings pop culture insights that are both entertaining and thought-provoking. Expect a mix of fashion, fun, and fierce opinions!

In this lively conversation, Chris shares tales from Miami as he dives into the world of F1. Jason reminisces about peculiar dining habits and their absurdities. They also touch on the hilarity of celebrity leftovers and the fun of dining adventures. Discussions about mushroom chocolates, Uber Black conspiracies, and even a toxic matcha crop top add a quirky twist. Add in some Joe Budden topics and reflections on comfort food, and you have a delightful banter filled with humor and culinary escapades.

Aminé, a dynamic musician from Portland now thriving in LA, dives into an array of fascinating topics. He shares his experiences recording deep in Mexico and the excitement around his upcoming album, 13 Months Of Sunshine. From exploring the Ethiopian music scene to discussing his sneaker designs for New Balance, the conversation gets lively. Aminé also touches on the frustrations of leaked albums and gives insights into his pre-release routines. Plus, he introduces an innovative file-sharing service that’s bound to pique interest!

Jon Buscemi, a designer and entrepreneur famous for his luxury shoe brand and TRUFF hot sauce, dives into a variety of intriguing topics. He passionately advocates for golf, describing his new brand, Redan, as the upscale fashion equivalent for the sport. The discussion also touches on legacy New York nightlife, culinary adventures like his favorite Chinese restaurants, and the nuances of attending food festivals. With humor and insight, Buscemi shares his thoughts on luxury cars, healthy patriotism, and the evolving cultural significance of dining and golf.

In a lively chat, the hosts share their amusing experiences of urban cycling in New York and navigating the chaos of late-night food deliveries. They delve into the quirks of selecting the perfect fruit, discuss Gwyneth Paltrow's dietary choices, and predict the music vibe for the summer. The conversation also touches on the mishaps of ordering food to the wrong address and the challenges of finding the right wine for dates. Expect plenty of laughs and relatable stories infused with a dose of fashion and culinary adventures!

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.