How Long Gone

Larry Fitzmaurice, a Brooklyn-based music writer and Twitter presence, joins to share insights on quirky urban life and music culture. He humorously recounts incidents with rising rents, black mold, and a rat-infested Ford Fiesta. Discussion turns to the impact of Pitchfork's new paywall and the rising popularity of Threads. Larry also analyzes the nostalgic tone of Harry Styles' latest album and offers high praise for the band Geese, calling their rise a true phenomenon. His candid take on city life is both relatable and entertaining.

Recorded live from a hotel room at a music festival, the hosts dive into everything from the pros and cons of all-inclusive resorts to a deliciously quirky lime leaf cake. They ponder the chaos of unruly kids on flights and critique modern social behavior, debating whether intervention or filming is the way to go. Reflecting on 2016 nostalgia, they touch on celebrity press appearances and A$AP Rocky's SNL performance. The conversation wraps up with thoughts on influencer culture and the need for accountability in public spaces.

Joe Weisenthal is the Executive Editor of News at Bloomberg and the host of the Odd Lots podcast. In this engaging discussion, he shares insights on the intricacies of the Bloomberg Terminal and why journalists shouldn't trade. He dives into the valuation culture of startups, the allure and risks of crypto, and how social media affects our behaviors. Joe also reflects on his musical aspirations, nearly achieving success in country music, and critiques sponsorship trends in media. Tune in for a blend of finance, culture, and personal stories!

Join comedian Sarah Sherman, aka Sarah Squirm, a standout SNL cast member known for her dark comedic flair. From her dressing room at 30 Rock, she shares quirky tales of backstage antics and her favorite Just Salad order. She dives into the chaos of SNL life, including her unique rider staples and imaginative sketch ideas, while also previewing collaboration shenanigans with stars like A$AP Rocky. Sarah candidly discusses her special's creation, the ups and downs of joke crafting, and some wild DMs that slide into her inbox!

A dynamic one-on-one conversation unfolds as two hosts share musings on wired headphones versus AirPods, and the complexities of sneaker culture, including a humorous idea of 'shoe broth.' They explore the recent release of Fetty Wap, delve into the breakup between Bill Hader and Ali Wong, and dissect the viral success of the show Heated Rivalry. A lively recap from a W Magazine party adds star-studded intrigue, while their chatter about Robyn's latest single and quirky tipping debates leaves listeners entertained and engaged.

Zoe Dubno, a New York-based writer whose debut novel, Happiness & Love, has just hit the shelves, shares her journey from Oberlin to Rutgers MFA. The conversation touches on quirky cultural moments, including Spencer Pratt's political aspirations and the debate over fashion magazines potentially serving as money-laundering schemes. Zoe recounts her formative experiences at Dimes, her cautious relationship with cars, and the ups and downs of living in NYC. Plus, a humorous twist on salad dressing as a marker of intimacy!

Aaron Levine, a talented fashion designer and stylist, shares insights on his journey from New York to rural Ohio, balancing career with family life. He discusses his creative process from negotiating big brand deals to launching his own label, and the challenges of online criticism. The trio dives into the joy of shopping, the importance of mental well-being through digital minimalism, and the complexities of leadership as age progresses. Aaron also opens up about personal growth, parenting twins, and striving for a more enjoyable retail experience.

Chris shares hilarious thoughts on $600 boots and his luxury grocery haul from Meadow Lane. They dive into the quirks of cold-weather fashion, from balaclavas to cashmere, while debating Jelly Roll's weight loss journey. The duo reminisces about the closure of beloved Sprinkles and reflects on the joys of packed theaters. They also tackle device dependence, the mantra 'finished is better than perfect,' and the thrill of producing YouTube content. Join the banter that blends pop culture with personal anecdotes!

Robby Hoffman, a comedian and writer known for her sharp observational humor, dives into her debut Netflix special, Wake Up. She shares hilarious stories about her release party, including catering choices and Tim Dillon's guest antics. Robby discusses the challenges of using a Cranberries song in her special and reflects on her artistic freedom in stand-up versus television. With a newfound love for Christmas traditions and a humorous take on her household habits, Robby brings laughter and insight to the conversation.

Bowen Yang's departure from SNL sparks a lively discussion about career choices and cultural relevance. Meanwhile, T.I. tries his hand at comedy, raising eyebrows and laughter. The hosts delve into the intriguing world of Epstein, analyzing new photo releases and the perplexing dynamics of celebrity connections. Nostalgic moments surface with a recount of the Counting Crows documentary, contrasted by critiques of modern narrative styles. Dining locally in New York and LA adds tasty flavor to the conversation, wrapped up with celebrity anecdotes and holiday cheer.