
A clown and a curmudgeon contemplate clothes with their comrades.
What are you wearing to the end of the world?
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureArtsFashion & Beauty | |||

This week, we wanted to introduce a new member of the Duds team. @Jamaal_Tuhrik came on board a couple of months ago to help with production, social media, and ideas to expand the show and, boy, did we luck out!
A fellow 90s kid, we explore his earl... more
“What if you took the idea about go to hell pants and expanded it to every part of your life?” Our next guest, Dr. Evan Thomas Woods, Senior Lecturer at The Ohio State University, posed this very question on our program this week. Listen up, Dr. Wood... more
Menswear maven and photo guru Daniel Baraka in the studio this week! We contemplate Nashville, talk arrested development, Buck Mason, Sid Mashburn, paternal influence, becoming a photographer, world building, velvet slippers, up and coming Nashville ... more
This week, we have an extraordinary guest from the windy hot dog stand of Chicago, Julia Z. Caisip @sartorialfantasybox was kind enough to grace us with her knowing presence. An amazing writer, a student of aesthetics, and someone who blurs the lines... more
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Overall I found it pretty enjoyable
Definitely a great listen. It’s smart and takes a lovely dive into fashion. One you may not have known existed.
Interesting, informative and funny.
This podcast is amazingly refreshing, relevant and dare I say, revolutionary! Amazing content that examines the intersection of fashion and politics. I love how Conor and Matt discuss the impact clothing style trends can reflect/impact political and social issues!
Matt and Conor are buds talkin duds, love these guys
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Exploring the intersection of fashion and culture, this show features lively discussions about various aspects of menswear, clothing styles, and societal issues. With episodes ranging from heartfelt parenting experiences to critiques of political climates, the content often blends humor with insightful critiques of contemporary styles and their cultural implications. The hosts invite a diverse array of guests, from fashion enthusiasts to artists, fostering engaging dialogues that captivate listeners' interests in both fashion and the human experience.
One particularly noteworthy aspect of this show is its unique approach to discussing fashion not solely as a superficial subject but as a medium for expressing identity, values, and cultural ... more
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