One on one pod today, Chris and Jason chat about G-Eazy's shoes, lo-fi hip hop beats to study to merch, incense, Huntington Beach, George Clooney’s gift-giving, Brad Pitt’s flannel, APC raw denim, eBay authentication, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy turns 10, and California’s curfew crackdown.

After hours in the contagious city.

This is Built to Spill in 1999 (I think) on the Conan show. Not one of my favorite songs off of Keep It Like a Secret; and, they had to cut the song short, s...

This week's episode of How Long Gone Radio features new releases from Shawn Mendes, Justin Bieber, Gucci Mane, OJ Da Juiceman, Routine, Annie Truscott, Jay Som, The War On Drugs, James Blake, Che...

Another sparkling day.

“I’m not particularly proud of it.”

Jim-E Stack is a musician currently living in Los Angeles. His new album EPHEMERA is out now and features Bon Iver, Empress Of, and more. We chat about the early days of remixing, jumping on stage with A$AP Mob and Take Care era Drake, how he got his name, missing Equinox, veggie burgers, humankind’s impending extinction, the dust bowl, Jim’s love of King Of The Hill, and an MTV Cribs breakdown of Bon Iver’s compound.

Experience the mayhem of what it means to create something new. Three Southern rap experts revisit the 20-year-old classic.

Sometimes a photo spends months, or even years, in my cell phone until one day it makes itself onto my computer—moving from folder to folder while avoiding the trash. Eventually, they creep back up and are ready to be used in one way or another. These ones often end up being the most influential. This series of photos highlights compositions, ideas, people, text and themes that reoccur in my work.

One on one pod today, Chris and Jason chat about daylight savings, Gagosian, Mr. Chow, martinis, bleu cheese, Morrissey, DTLA’s odor, the media system, substackers, reeling in “pod lunker” Jerry Saltz’s, and ambient TV.

The leader of Big Thief performs five songs from a camper in Joshua Tree for our Tiny Desk quarantine series.

The home-gym staple is a talisman of strength and stability amid general disaster

How a group of jagged-haired girls came to rule the internet.

Chris and Jason chat about Christmas cheer, social distanced Thanksgiving, Chris’ disdain of different foods, Jason’s fishing journey, bad smells, Jeremih, COVID not being done yet, Trump finally conceding, the failing proud boys, why all the bad flags, and NYC’s exodus continues.

With formal events and travel canceled, the tradition-bound tailors are gently embracing technology — and finding leverage on their landlords.

This week features music from New Order, 30H!3, 100 gecs, Billie Eilish, Future, Lil Uzi Vert, Rico Nasty, Elton John, Gillian Welch, Lil Tracy, Phoebe Bridgers, and Casual Ties. Make sure to listen t...

Designer, beauty impresario, and filmmaker.

Dasha Nekrasova is an actress, filmmaker, and co-host of the podcast Red Scare. Chris and Jason chat with Dasha about her upcoming Psychosexual Thriller, Patreon, The Glendale Galleria, getting crossfaded, veganism, business managers, podcast nightmares, directing a music video for Oneohtrix Point Never, IRL simps, living in LA, David Letterman adoration, and chatrooms.

track by Phoebe & Maggie

Ryan O'Connell gives us a peak into his celebrity row 🚣♊👯‍♀️

Excerpts from my t-shirt collection.

Rostam is a musician and songwriter currently living in Los Angeles. He’s been a member of Vampire Weekend, produced for Clairo, Haim, Carly Rae Jepsen, Charli XCX, and in 2017 released his solo album Half-Light which we’re both huge fans of. We chat about his love of Japan, his whips, guitar-shredding, Nirvana, puppy preschool, taking mushrooms in college, how to make tadig, and what it's like performing on SNL with Paul Simon in the crowd.

It was a lovely weekend in New York. People were out, enjoying the weather. Even with masks on, you can tell when people are smiling.

Having racked up 150,000 monthly listeners since its debut in March, Chris Black and Jason Stewart’s podcast, “How Long Gone,” has hit a nerve.