Throwing Fits

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. One kernel after another. This week, Jimmy and Larry are ping-ponging back and forth on new boot goofin', watching your boy absolutely cook up during the New York Comedy Festival, bridge and tunnel dual citizenship, dining next to the selfie final boss, the girlies love their reference photos, James' closet sale for a good cause, haggling for charity, Lawrence saw Geese's cover set at Blue Note thanks to the fine folks at Chase Sapphire Reserve, make sure you follow everybody and everything on Instagram because it could get you on the good kind of watchlist, Park Slope open marriage lore, Stevie Nicks has still got it, is the industrial Boomer concert complex too dialed, spoiler-free big picture thoughts and reactions from the Marty Supreme screening because actual detailed reviews are embargoed, is it too early to already call Our Legacy Work Shop x C.P. Company collab of the year, memories from the Massimo Osti archive in Bologna, gender-affirming surgery for men since more famous micropenises are in the news, MAGA loses their mind over a pink J.Crew sweater, the new quarter-zip (and match) trend, and more.

Dive into a lively chat about today's role models for young men and how they impact style and culture. The hosts share insights on the evolution of their TikTok presence and how it connects to contemporary fashion. Discover the excitement of finding new music trends that could shape 2025. Plus, enjoy amusing exchanges on casual snacking while shopping and insider details about a stylish caramel leather jacket. This mini episode serves up a blend of fashion, culture, and humor that’s hard to resist!

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Our interview with Chris Heyn Jr. is an unction. Chris—the Internet's unc—ducked out of his 9 to 5 to hit the stu and chat about his own Fashion Bros lore, tier 3 work fits, whether or not Grisch is real and humbly playing a role in a few other trends, to be clear he owns more than one pair of socks, how a quitting soft launch convo with his boss turned into a clout double life coming out of the closet convo, keeping his personal life off grid, TikTok detox, his toilet is dirty just like the rest of us, the pressures of keeping up with the personal brand he's built, the ghost of cringe content past, how he's actually a solid role model for a generation of young men going through perpetual existential crisis, dealing with negativity in the comments by being your own biggest hater and your day one boys keeping it real, bridging a variety of gaps, he has a new show dropping so we dig into all the big things coming, the inadvertent A&R and linking with a new crop of up-and-coming rappers, our digusting culture of flexing, DM etiquette and how not to cold email someone, some trend predictions, what happens when what you love gets cooked, his own personal uncs, and much more on Chris Heyn Jr.'s interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

This conversation dives deep into modern menswear, exploring everything from predictable style icons to the potential of vintage department-store in-house labels. The hosts hilariously react to claims about Hitler's genetics, share insights from a Mr. Porter dinner, and rave about the revival of thick burger patties. They also discuss the cultural importance of Gen Z vintage finds and the latest Epstein email dumps, all while sharing their personal anecdotes and thoughts on underwhelming TV shows. Expect humor, fashion insights, and a sprinkle of controversy!

Join the hosts as they delve into the curious rise of twins and tall individuals in today's culture. They explore the interplay between declining testosterone levels and the surprising height of younger generations. The conversation takes a culinary twist, speculating on how childhood nutrition and processed foods influence body types. With a dash of humor, they also examine the recent CFDA Awards and the latest trends from iconic designers. It’s a lighthearted yet thought-provoking take on fashion, identity, and society's quirks.

Rachel Sennott, comedian and creator of HBO's 'I Love LA', dives into her career and life in Los Angeles with humor and honesty. She shares her amusing take on being a 'bad driver' turning into a survival skill in LA and reflects on the chaotic energy of returning to New York. Rachel discusses navigating industry changes post-success, her fascination with psychics, and how the Internet influences new narratives in her show. Plus, she talks about iconic casting choices and the transient nature of being an 'it girl'.

This week, the guys dive into the wild world of music videos that get you moving, plus the best seltzers to sip on. They share hilarious stories about being bullied by bartenders and the unexpected fun of bone marrow luges. Halloween cautionary tales about mushrooms lead into a spirited discussion on the NYC Marathon and the joy of celebrating a victory with friends. From drunken bus stop shenanigans to A24's restaurant opening, there's no shortage of laughs and intriguing insights in the mix!

The hosts dive into their wild trip highlights from Australia, filled with jet lag and tasty snacks. They reflect on their friends' quirky careers, showcasing hilarious anecdotes from the world of work. Vintage fashion takes the spotlight as they discuss its resurgence, along with playful banter about personal style, chuckling over haircuts and 'fit checks.' Prepare for laughs as they navigate workplace dynamics and friendly rivalries, all while highlighting the past and present of fashion.

Chad Senzel, a New York City vintage clothing expert, shares his journey from sidewalk selling to running a curated store. He discusses the thrill of sourcing unique 80s–90s designer pieces and the intricacies of balancing trends with personal taste. Chad reveals hot trends to watch, like woodland camo and 2010s nostalgia, while recounting tales from street selling and the importance of intentional curation. He also reflects on the effects of celebrity influence on the vintage market and his love for nostalgic finds that resonate with younger generations.

The hosts dive into the quirky world of automated podcast ads and ponder why the Internet confines men to single identities. They explore the rise of pins as a microtrend, discuss exciting fashion collaborations like Levi's x Barbour and Kith x ssstein, and share personal stories, including James's first diaper change. The conversation takes a comedic turn with musings on communal snacks, the trials of public transit, and the unexpected emergence of fashion culture. Plus, a humorous nod to Taiwan's baldness cure adds to the mix!