Throwing Fits

In this engaging discussion, Natalie Portman shares insights on her multi-faceted career and advocacy work. The conversation flows through the playful debate on vacation spots, focusing on Ischia versus Greece, and the latest trends in 'soft boy shoes,' showcasing modern menswear's blend of style and comfort. The hosts also reflect on the complexities of brand identity, revealing how personal fashion journeys intersect with local brand movements, all while navigating NYC life and its vibrant culture.

Dive into the hilarity of showbiz relationships as the hosts break down long-lasting collaborations with playful metaphors. They share laughs over missed job opportunities, including an offer from a popular meme account. With insights into meme culture, this discussion reveals what could have been while touching on the quirky art of self-care, like powdering your balls. Add in some absurd fashion choices like eurotrash cargo shorts, and you've got a recipe for a silly and entertaining ride!

Bryan Greenberg and Victor Rasuk, co-stars from the cult classic 'How to Make It in America,' reunite to reminisce about their time navigating New York's creative scene. They discuss whether the show was ahead of its time and the possibility of a reboot, while sharing humorous anecdotes about Rasta Monsta and celebrity basketball. Insights into their new podcast reveal how past experiences have shaped their friendship and ambition, all wrapped in a nostalgic and entertaining vibe.

Join in for a spirited debate on NYC vs. Atlanta fashion trends and the peculiar art of casual suits. They dive into the wild world of teen vs. team drinking, while sharing heartfelt insights on brand collaborations for social good. Get the scoop on the latest TV season and their hilarious game, 'Real or Fake Highsnobiety Instagram Headline?'. Plus, fond memories of nostalgic beverages and lively pop culture references sprinkle the conversation with humor and warmth.

The hosts dive into the hilarious art of crafting guest introductions, mixing clever rhymes with personal stories. They tackle the struggles of digital communication while traveling, especially with the younger generation. Reflecting on youth culture, they share poignant thoughts on aging, fashion, and the ever-evolving social landscape. Tune in for playful banter about everything from the lack of Olympic excitement to quirky restaurant names, all wrapped in their signature humor.

Will Mahony, a DJ, party boy, and internet sensation, dives deep into his journey of self-improvement and mental health. He candidly discusses quitting smoking multiple times and losing weight for vintage fashion. The conversation touches on the importance of community, navigating the pressures of youth culture, and the hustle mentality. Will shares unforgettable travel tales, including adventures in Ireland and Italy, and reflects on his current gig as NYC's hottest model/influencer while reminiscing about his days as a college delivery guy.

Dive into a lively mix of fashion and fun! The hosts discuss a summer happy hour packed with subscriber perks and hilarious anecdotes. Expect insights on unique style choices, including the latest sneaker finds inspired by a theft. There's lively banter about celebrity parenting and unexpected topics that keep the conversation light. Plus, they share travel tales from Montreal, including food adventures and playful wedding observations. Get ready for a rollercoaster of fashion insights and humorous exchanges!

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. On our new weekly mini ep, we’re fucking around and getting silly with the GD MFing Boyz, recapping and breaking down this week’s guest pod and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: dressing in protest of the heat, making friends as an adult and reclaiming white pants.

Emily Sundberg, writer and founder of Feed Me newsletter, discusses shopping, newsletter uniqueness, brand successes, fake online couples, Gen Z hair trends, and more with Throwing Fits. They cover NYC clubs, newsletter baby dreams, media struggles, and the demise of consulting in a fun and candid interview.

Subscribe to the Throwing Fits Substack. Let’s get dirty. This week, Jimmy and Larry linked for a loose weekend pod on welcoming everyone to our new Rec Center, it’s finally time to really talk about jellies, the pod even inspires our fits too, the art of tasteful lowkey matching, Supreme gets flipped again this time to evil Italian eyewear conglomerate Luxottica and speculative scenarios of what happens next, imagining Hypebeast VR, Ray-Ban as a cautionary tale, the 2024 Republican National Grindr Meetup Convention, Online Ceramics break up and a brief history of streetwear graphic design language before we end on a robust discussion of all the things we’ve had to pretend to care about both professionally and personally over the years for a variety of reasons, including but not limited to: Supreme, video games, Jordans, indie rap and rock, Star Wars, Marvel movies and, yes, even The Lord of the Rings. Apologies in advance.