How Long Gone

Lukas Gage, known for his roles in "The White Lotus" and "Euphoria," joins to candidly discuss his journey in Hollywood. He shares humorous insights about rich kids in New York and reflects on his quirky Honda Fit. The conversation touches on his youthful antics, including selling drugs in ninth grade and a memorable nude beach experience. Lukas also opens up about mental health, identity transformations, and his relationship with beauty standards in the industry, all laced with humor and authenticity.

On a Super Bowl Sunday, Chris and TJ dive into Kanye's latest tweets, questioning his billionaire status. Culinary plans for the game spark playful debates, while they giggle about Super Bowl surprises from Kendrick. Fashion shows and aspirations for designer bongs steal the spotlight, leading to a quirky discussion on winter fashion. They humorously critique celebrity styles and ponder the contrasting energies of famous band members, all while sharing their excitement for the game and indulging in tasty snacks.

Bella Freud, a fashion designer and great-granddaughter of Sigmund Freud, shares insights from her life and work. She humorously discusses customizing her garage, her love for mayonnaise, and the comfort of her podcasting setup at home. Bella also explores the intersection of fashion with identity, touching on her experiences with high-profile guests like Cate Blanchett. The conversation includes personal anecdotes about decluttering and the chaos of the fashion world, revealing her unique blend of introspection and humor.

Ira Madison III, a pop culture writer and podcaster, shares insights about his new book, Pure Innocent Fun. He dives into the quirkiest aspects of fashion, including Swedish denim and Justin Bieber's latest antics. The discussion hilariously touches on nightlife experiences, ketamine, and the evolution of partying. Ira also delves into celebrity dynamics, addressing controversial comments and the complexities of modern masculinity in hip-hop. Plus, he shares whimsical dining stories and thoughts on attractive pop stars like Bruno Mars.

Tish Weinstock, a fashion writer for British Vogue and author of 'How To Be A Goth,' offers a delightful dive into goth culture and personal anecdotes. They discuss her wild fashion mishaps, including a Prada kitten heel stuck in an escalator. Tish shares insights on the impact of Ozempic on plus-sized modeling and her unique wellness protocols. Their chat meanders through her husband's playful closet curation and her son's fascination with Hindu gods, all told with a humorous touch that highlights the quirks of life in fashion.

Join a lighthearted conversation from Copenhagen and Glendale, as they dive into the quirks of dining during Lunar New Year and humorous ordering mishaps. Chris reveals his newfound love for diamonds while they explore the implications of the Super Bowl. Thoughts on Instagram's close friends feature lead to playful banter about various urban errands and the challenges of modern life. Expect amusing anecdotes about fast food preferences and a sprinkle of absurd celebrity theories that keep the laughs coming!

In a lively chat, nutritional expert Harley Pasternak shares his journey from the hip-hop world to becoming a sought-after celebrity trainer. He dissects the cultural impact of fitness marketing and sheds light on the peculiar rise of Diet Coke among conservatives. Harley discusses the benefits of saunas versus cold plunges, the surprising perks of carbs in diets, and the nutritional value of Erewhon smoothies. He also humorously reflects on what it would take for someone to achieve a Hollywood physique and dives into the effects of cannabis and mushrooms in workouts.

In this lively chat, the hosts reveal their anxiety triggers and coping strategies, blending humor with personal anecdotes. They explore the charming hotel amenities that elevate travel experiences and discuss the creative collaboration between Popeyes and Don Julio. The conversation shifts to the quirky world of social media food trends, including the rising popularity of aesthetic sandwiches. Finally, they tackle the absurdities of concert culture and fan expectations, adding their signature wit to the challenges faced by artists today.

Faris Badwan, the charismatic lead singer of The Horrors, shares insights from his eclectic music career and their upcoming album, 'Night Life.' He dives into the quirks of fashion, discussing everything from 80's goth culture to tactical vests. The conversation shifts to the world of cryptocurrencies, revealing his early Bitcoin experience, and extends to the charm of video game testing. Faris also fondly recalls the band's adventures in Japan and his love for football, all sprinkled with humor and candid reflections on artistic evolution.

Roy Wood Jr, a Birmingham native and comedian known for his sharp wit, joins the discussion to cover a range of topics. He hilariously critiques the absurdities of celebrity culture, from clothing donations to political antics. The conversation dives into the impact of COVID-19 on social interactions and the complex nature of political fame. Roy shares personal anecdotes about food, fast food preferences, and life lessons on maturity, weaving in reflections on stand-up comedy and its evolving landscape. Plus, there's speculation on Elon Musk's controversial persona.