How Long Gone

Charlie Baker, the editor of The Fence, shares his insights on London culture and travel. He discusses the charm of traditional pubs and the quirky aspects of wedding planning. The conversation flows into anticipated nights out at Oasis concerts and humorous anecdotes about quirky dining experiences. They also touch on the influence of American trends and the evolution of London’s nightlife, mixing nostalgia with reflections on modern cultural shifts while enjoying their favorite local breakfast spots.

Imogene Strauss, a Grammy Award-winning creative director, has collaborated with stars like Charli XCX and Demi Lovato. In this lively conversation, she shares her thrilling experience at a Lady Gaga concert and her passion for dance. Strauss reflects on her unique path in the creative industry, including a memorable encounter with David Bowie and her humorous Grammy experience. She also discusses the evolving landscape of album art in the digital age and emphasizes the importance of saying 'no' in her career, all while contemplating her newfound love for camping.

Thomas Chatterton Williams, a writer from New Jersey and professor at Bard College, dives into a vibrant discussion. He humorously recounts how his dad has never boiled water and reflects on Katy Perry's whimsical date with Justin Trudeau. The conversation spins through the chaotic realm of Twitter, the charm of space exploration, and the emotional weight of incorrect electrical outlets. Politics takes center stage for a solid twenty minutes, blending insight with humor as he shares his experiences of societal discontent and personal anecdotes from across the globe.

Ty Haney, founder of TYB, Joggy, and Outdoor Voices, shares her entrepreneurial journey and recent return to OV. She humorously discusses her 'horsegirl' phase, unique names for her creations, and the evolution of activewear. The conversation touches on quirky topics like stable coins and the amusing world of festival culture. Ty reflects on nostalgia in music and fashion, comparing her brand to iconic returns in business. Plus, she touches on the complexities of marketing in NYC and shares insights on country music and personal anecdotes, creating a vibrant and relatable conversation.

Join a lively conversation featuring playful banter about everything from urban transformation to the absurdities of composting. They reflect on nostalgic memories of celebrities like Hulk Hogan and explore the complexities of fame. The hosts dive into the dynamics of male friendships and their quirky take on awards in media. With humor, they discuss personal wellness and public identity, while also proposing a creative competition inspired by heist films. Expect laughs, insights, and an entertaining critique of society.

Join the hosts as they dissect the quirks of podcasting, including last-minute guest cancellations and the influence of controversial figures like Alex Jones. They dive into nostalgic baseball banter, revealing funny anecdotes from recent games and the culture surrounding America's pastime. A whimsical discussion on fragrance influencers and their antics leads to chuckles, while reflections on celebrity divorces and automotive joys round out their lively chat. With a touch of humor, they explore the intricacies of modern life and personal style.

Live from Chicago, the hosts dive into hilarious travel mishaps, including airplane antics and quirky encounters with fans. They explore everything from gendering objects to the evolving landscape of men's underwear. Chatting about celebrity dinners and odd moments with pets, they reflect on the challenges of bringing dogs to hotels. The discussion takes a turn towards the shifting dynamics of late-night TV and the future of fame, while personal stories add humor to their reflections on comedy and audience connections.

Joe Keery, the talented musician and actor known for his role in Stranger Things, dives into a variety of topics. He shares his experiences recording at the iconic Electric Lady Studios and reflects on growing up in Boston. The conversation flows from his thoughts on music festivals to his love for tennis, and he humorously discusses the quirks of social media. Joe also reveals what it’s like to play Glastonbury and what’s next for him after his new album, Crux, hinting at future plans for Lollapalooza.

Diana Yen, a New York chef turned Ojai local and author of "Firepit Feast," shares her culinary journey. She discusses innovative food trends, including local citrus flavors and a new hybrid avocado. The playful banter about food styling distinguishes it from traditional cooking, revealing the industry's realities. They also explore quirky topics like farmers carrying, the future of matcha, and whimsical campfire cooking ideas. With a humorous glimpse into Ojai's vibrant food scene, the conversation is both entertaining and enlightening.

Join Chris and Jason as they dive into a whimsical discussion about vitamin pee and veggie sandwiches! They reminisce about a fun weekend filled with great restaurants and tasty custom Oreos. The excitement of concerts is palpable, especially with Bad Bunny's extravagant set and a hilarious take on Justin Bieber's music evolution. Expect some amusing insights into steering wheel drumming and the quirky aspects of celebrity culture, all delivered with a generous sprinkle of humor and nostalgia!