Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Marty’s Vineyard. This week, Jimmy and Larry are saving the date for the return of the Throwing Fits Friends & Family Bazaar before laboring on Oasis ticket queues, terminal Citi Bike main character syndrome, jawnz-related injuries, Kith x Armani reactions and speculation and theorizing, a scene report from the US Open which is decadent and depraved, fat ass umps, the kind of guys who work at NY sports stadiums, is spitting on the court frowned upon, a healthy and delicious COQODAQ chicken nuggets debate, honeydew vs. cantaloupe, FILA+ is Wales Bonner-fiying tennis, Uber odysseys, taking a trip to Martha’s Vineyard to fact check the old money aesthetic, a new top potato chip emerges and much more.

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: Loro Piano x New Balance, rooting for winners, and games played with the palm of the hand.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Our interview with Adam Pally is cookin’ with the sauce like chef Curry with the pot, boy. Adam—whose new show Mr. Throwback is streaming on Peacock right now—is the only guy who could convince us to come in on Sunday to put up shots on looking at himself in the mirror for the first time in a while, the John Belushi biopic that never was, all the other actors he gets recognized as, Donald Glover leaving you on read, fake Domino’s Rollies, his costar Steph Curry’s acting chops and gold medal run, Serbia attempting to derail your career, elite on set pasta, putting Steph onto fly gear and how a NBA superstar shops, why number 10 is the funniest number, The 5 Minute Steph Rule™, what Idris Elba smells like, huge on-screen fits as vintage god Danny Grossman, vintage tips and tricks plus Chicago intel, ranking all his shows from best to worst, his son surviving bullying for being named after Drake, how that $1M spent on jawnz in his lifetime flex is aging and much more on Adam Pally’s interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

This week features a playful discussion about the quirks of attending the US Open, from fashion faux pas to the iconic honey deuces cocktail. The hosts dive into the art of styling tennis whites and navigating influencer culture vs. authenticity. They share hilarious anecdotes, including a cheeky prank that turned into a highlight. The emphasis on the emotional value of sports experiences adds depth, while relatable FOMO moments keep the energy lively. Fashion, competition, and the joy of camaraderie take center stage.

Join a lively banter as the hosts hilariously debate the merits of sailing versus motor yachts, featuring tales of pirates and literary references. Things get even sillier with a comedic take on Abraham Lincoln's sexual orientation and a light-hearted discussion on presidential misattributions. There are also touching moments as they reminisce about childhood bullying and share a quirky poetry reading. Plus, a wild story involving a 911 call adds a hilarious twist to the mix!

Toro y Moi, aka Chaz Bear, is renowned for his eclectic music style and his latest album 'Hole Erth'. In this lively conversation, he dives into the complexities of suburban life and fatherhood, sharing humorous experiences from his past, including his time working at fast food joints. Toro also discusses navigating artistic identity and collaboration with notable artists like Tyler, The Creator. From guilty pleasures like Doritos on tour to the evolution of fashion in music culture, Chaz reveals insights that blend personal anecdotes and cultural relevance.

Get ready for a delightfully chaotic discussion on old-timey diseases and sexual picnics. The hosts hilariously debate the merits of camo shorts for dating situations. They dive into personal anecdotes about style during the pandemic and reminisce about missed loved ones. Plus, there's a lively chat on the upcoming US Open and the intersection of activewear with street style. Enjoy some zany musings on menswear and why popcorn stripes are a must in your wardrobe. It's a mix of fashion, humor, and life experiences!

The hosts dive into their experiences with HBO's 'Industry,' revealing how it shaped their friendship. There's a playful banter about clothing fit checks that adds a humorous twist. They also tackle the intricacies of shopping diffusion lines and engage in a lively debate on The Beatles. The excitement builds with a cheeky preview of the upcoming season, hinting at what’s to come while keeping the mood light and entertaining. Fashion and friendship collide in this fun-filled discussion!

Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, the creative minds behind HBO’s Industry, dive into the wild world of fashion, storytelling, and the challenges of bringing morally complex characters to life. They share hilarious anecdotes about red carpet mishaps and the intricacies of casting, including picking prosthetics. The duo reflects on the evolution of season three, the pressures of world-building, and the distinct themes that differentiate it from earlier seasons. Their playful banter reveals their unique partnership and a love for pushing creative boundaries.

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.