How Long Gone

Jeff Goldblum, the celebrated actor and musician known for his iconic roles in films like Jurassic Park, joins the conversation from New York City. He shares amusing anecdotes about his smoothie's duality while discussing the trendy dining scene, including Baby Bistro. Goldblum reflects on his fashion choices, particularly his love for big floppy bow ties and bespoke shoes, and touches on family life with his Canadian wife and musical sons. The talk also delves into memorable LA neighborhoods, his stellar dental care routine, and his unique celebrity dining strategies.

Rico Nasty, the vibrant musician and actress, shares her creative journey with humor and candid insights. She talks about her latest record, "LETHAL," and dives into her unique genealogy and Puerto Rican music influences. The conversation takes a playful turn as she recounts life lessons like teaching her kid to microwave and her fab Birdman impression. Rico also touches on selling feet pics and her love for Lil Wayne and Lil B, showcasing her eclectic interests and fun personality throughout.

A playful banter unfolds as the hosts dissect the cultural implications of saying goodnight among male friends. They hilariously critique unconventional food combos, like bizarre breakfast sandwiches, and explore the world of celebrity fashion, from Brad Pitt's art to Chris Martin's scoop-neck tops. The podcast also dives into the evolving sounds of country music with pedal steel guitar and reflects on Kris Jenner's beauty choices. Expect a lively mix of humor, insights, and a dash of celebrity culture.

Jonathan Parks-Ramage is a Los Angeles writer and the author of acclaimed novels like YES, DADDY. In this lively conversation, he dives into bizarre celebrity food trends, including Diddy’s applesauce burger, and chats about the chaotic dynamics of sexuality and masculinity. Jonathan shares humorous insights on everything from his thoughts on fashion in the LGBTQ+ community to awkward encounters with attractive individuals. The discussion also touches on personal finance, navigating social perceptions, and even a quirky narrative about a baby shower amid an apocalypse.

Biz Sherbert, a pop culture reporter and cohost of Nymphet Alumni, dives into juicy topics from her London home. She shares her take on Alexander Skarsgård's bold fashion choices at Cannes and humorously defends CEOs. The conversation veers into Southern food mishaps and the nostalgia of fast food experiences. They chat about 'pots and pans music' and its cultural implications, plus the quirks of life in London. With warm anecdotes, Biz also examines the surprising joys of modern celebrity dynamics and her fashion observations at concerts.

The hosts dive into the complexities of modern community dynamics, humorously critiquing social media apps like NextDoor. They share quirky anecdotes on mundane tasks, like washing a car at odd hours. The challenges of extreme sports and the oddities of internet celebrities are explored with a mix of levity and insight. Listeners get a taste of culinary arts, including a deep dive into unique treats. They also touch on the amusing absurdities of sounds that trigger emotional responses, blending humor with personal reflections.

Shirley Manson, the iconic frontwoman of Garbage, shares insights from her life and career. She discusses the upcoming album, touches on the peculiarities of octopuses as sentient beings, and reveals her unique MRI playlist. The conversation also humorously navigates her shower schedule, cleaning habits, and the complexities of streaming revenue. Shirley dives into the challenges faced by young artists today, recalling wild touring days with Noel Gallagher and My Chemical Romance, while reflecting on the bittersweet excitement of live performances.

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.