Throwing Fits

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: How American culture is reflected and refracted abroad, it's time to switch careers and become a professional pint puller, and witnessing another dynamic duo in action is a beautiful thing.

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Our interview with Terry Donovan is crazy. Terry—chief of brand at Percival—hopped across the pond and worked the pod into his business trip so we could banter on not committing corporate espionage, the OG Crazy Terry era which included modeling shirtless in a gay nightlife flyer, back at the office he's got his fingers in a lot of pies, the 999 (that's British for 911) parody gone horribly wrong, what it's like working for and with his buddy and friend of the show Christopher Gove, how Chris' TF ep landed them a dream Brighton collab, sometimes more red tape is actually better, reformulating your collaboration strategy, a look at some of the hyperspecific skilled jobs if there is officially any Guinness on set, you gotta celebrate the wins, tariffs made American customers disappear overnight, if you work with your best friend you better know how to make each other laugh, knowing too much to ever start your own brand, beefy club nights on the DJ circuit, guys dressing back up and a return to the classics, the retail experience in the UK vs. the US, whether or not marketing works on a marketing master, and much more on Terry Donovan's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.
 
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We can talk about it because we live it. This week, Jimmy and Larry are getting together before heading to Milan for Solone next week to unpack hypothetical hot guy outfits, a comedy of errors at boys night at the steakhouse including, but not limited to discreet server infighting, old man vomit and nearly being burned alive, a local political rotisserie chicken scandal, the economics of restaurants, turns out Geese was actual a psyop but does that invalidate the music, how can you tell if you can like anything anymore, Euphoria is back and worse than ever but why bother giving it your attention when you can watch Hacks and Beef instead, Clav OD'd but he doesn't deserve to die, Lena Dunham's massive press tour, Allbirds pivots to AI grift, turns out SantaCon was, well, a con afterall, the hype for The Social Reckoning has arrived, and much more.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: A live review of Small Talk's new blanks line ST & Co., the hat state of the union, and our own dreaded small talk conversations.

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Our interview with Nick Williams and Phill Ayers is the rare four mic-er. Nick and Phil—co-founders of Small Talk Studio—cracked a couple of cold ones for a long-overdue chat on wearing your own shit, seven rounds of hoodie samples, the undeserved glazing small talk at menswear functions, living in and designing for New York, hats always sell and suits are picking up steam, fatigue from the graphic gauntlet, their hand drawn custom clothing vs. some popular senior cords you might be familiar with, how to go from roommates to business partners, two pushovers' guide to negotiating, the overlooked fashion talent coming out of NYC, god bless the Garment District, putting the actual work in, never quit your day job, the fallacy of quiet luxury, newsflash: eliminating fun and risk is bad, getting ripped off on Walmart Marketplace, launching a basics line, tales from a linked bank account, Chipotle money is great until the vouchers expire, and much more on Nick Williams and Phil Ayer's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.