Throwing Fits

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: Husbands being so good it'll make you wanna lose weight, we really having nothing but good things to say about this brand, and how to get suited and booted when it's hot as hell out.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Our interview with Nicolas Gabard is lovable and desirable. Nicolas—founder of Husbands—was in town for his trunk show and kind enough to swing by and school us on how tailoring used to be for losers, his university of cool, focusing on different eras for different things along with the worst era for suiting, naivety as a superpower, retail as love and desire, selling the truth, his game is a game of centimeters and it all starts at the waist, the only constant is change, being grateful even for the window shoppers, fabric obsession, he's a don who doesn't wear shorts, flying in suits, getting ratted on for wearing jeans during Covid, going from being inspired to being the inspiration so he's flattered when brands rip him off because they'll never have the sauce, Japan is the one country where people still need to wear suits, existing between the worlds of Tailoring and Fashion, you only obligation as a customer is to wear your suits, pants that are your enemy, the two-way conversation between customer and tailor, being yourself and daring to be sexy, putting culture at the center of your brand, good clothing is like therapy, celebrities going from the mood board to the register, investing time in new customers, the iconic laidback and nerdy New Yorker, the myth of French menswear and The Battle of Versailles, do you homework before a first date, staying indie and growing the right way so you can become an institution, his obsession with physical median and much more on Nicolas Gabard's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. The secret soldiers of podcasting. This week, Jimmy and Larry are enjoying the beautiful weather by hitting the studio to talk chores vs. errands, James got a dream fitting at Husbands right at the wire, breakfast meetings should cease to exist, bathroom linens, we were on set and learned a bunch of stuff like always keep your iPad on you, falling asleep to The Velvet Underground, the theater kids are alright, are white guys the only guys going through a loneliness epidemic, sandwich research and development plus inventing something delicious on mic, high-level sauce talk, the perks of being a bachelor, Lawrence saw and loved Black Bag, a War on Terror movie marathon, breaking down the ER's social structure 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: are paint-splattered jawnz a certified sucka move, our proudest moments working in media, and a general case of delirium ensues.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Our interview with Noah Johnson is a throwback. Our old pal Noah—the editor-in-chief of Highsnobiety—makes his glorious return to the show for a couple of beers and a catch-up on his new gig and the pitch that got him on board, generalists vs. specifics and rizz vs. aura, EIC more like CEO, watercooler politics, fixing his notoriously sour attitude, nuclear op-ed rage clicks, lessons from working at GQ, if Gen Z should aspire to work in media and if they're qualified, the outpouring of love he got, the paradox of everything being cool now which in turn kinda sucks, what's exciting in menswear and his favorite brands, he thinks he deserves credit for a lot of things to be honest, how to fix social media, trend du jours and -cores, A.PRESSE is putting asses in seats, AI, his media diet is Substack heavy, jumping to the defense of his bestie Evan Kinori getting ripped off by Zara, wearing a burlap sack to date night and much more on Noah Johnson's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Pura vida. This week, Jimmy and Larry are manipulating time, recapping everyone jamming out with their clams out at our charity event at Scarr's with Dirty Water, Lawrence endures the many rigors of rolling at the Nolita Dirtbag bowling tourney, what constitutes a good bowler, an underage ringer's dreams deferred, hardos vs. some of us just hoping everyone has fun, tagging The Gutter, nothing was poppin' with Jack Harlow, Ashton Hall and the evolution of day in the life content, James attends an On tennis activation in Miami, stunting at Sunny's, are the kids alright when it comes to making content at dinner, getting scammed by a cabby and then almost run over by Ben Shelton, the hottest man of all time, the best point ever won, finessing ZZ's Club plus an in-depth review of Miami's most exclusive member's only restaurant, unsolicited plugs, how many stone crab claws are too many stone crab claws, splashing out for courtside tickets, locking in with Kyrgios, Adolescence, The White Lotus, Southern Hospitality and more.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Welcome to another semi-regular episode with friends both new and old, codename: Friday Fiasco. This week, Jimmy and Larry are coming to you live from HIP in Manchester thanks to our good friends at New Balance, hitting the stage with the GOATed brand's Senior Marketing Manager for Europe Lee Stuart and Creative Design Manager for Made in UK Sam Pearce. We're talking everything from how they both first fell in love with New Balance and what sets Made in UK product apart to the sneaker culture state of the union in 2025 and New Balance's new Allerdale model so you can take your ass into the weekend in style.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. This is the North, we do what we want. This week, Jimmy and Larry are back from the UK, inviting you to join us at Scarr's this Thursday—March, 20th—from 6:30-9pm for a good cause before diving into our entire trip to greater Manchester, including but not limited to: British Airways, the first ever airline downgrade, diarrhea and transatlantic rawdogging, Lords of Dogtown, Euston down, Turkish quesadillas, the crew makes the trip, creamy pints, tasty pies, Manny Michelin fine dining, all aboard the blue train, Maryport chippies, freezing custard cones, warhead lenses, hailstorms, Cockermouth chilling, dialed in darts, touring the New Balance Flimby factory, our live pod and event at HIP, a heartwarming afters, baby voice no Carti, Lawrence was able to get home on his own, James hit London to shop and eat, Konrad Kay is a Remy Boy, meeting the real Rishi, League Cup travel madness, Toonies going loony, getting blessed by Beavo and 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: how Larry did driving the episode and did he pass the driving test, our personal morning routines, commuting like corpo cogs, and how every time we hit bottom with embarrassing ourselves, someone throws us a shovel.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Our interview with Mark Anthony Green might just be our own Opus. MAG—writer and director of the new film Opus, starring John Malkovitch and Ayo Edebiri—returns to TF for an Oscar-nominated performance discussing the full capsule collection of movie merch he made with Nike ACG and Levi's, time thieving at GQ to make this film over the course of six years, why some actors exhibit such terrible behavior, how the dickhead magazine editor is 100% for sure not based on his old boss and big homie Will Welch, flying to Latvia to sign an eyepatch-laden John Malkovich, how Johnny Mack went full Mack mode for his character, why New Mexico is a fickle bitch, putting his own clothes in the film and other fashion Easter eggs throughout for the heads, hitting the studio with Nile Rodgers and Tha Dream, using fashion shows and a forgotten Michael Jackson album as inspiration, getting back in the cannon like Evil Kneival, giving up Shirley Temples, how Hollywood's corruption kills dreams everyday, how to get into Hollywood Illuminati, riffing on what his next project could be and having Throwing Fits as executive producers, and so much more on Mark Anthony Green's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.