
Articles of Interest is a show about what we wear.
Produced and Hosted by Avery Trufelman
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Fashion & BeautyArts | |||

How did a practical, essential tool become an expensive status symbol?
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The philosophy club is back with a very special one: Voltaire's poem Man of The World.
Derek Guy and Avery discuss what it means to love this messed-up, materialist, consumerist world-- at least in the way that Voltaire does.
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How did used clothing lose its proverbial and literal stink?
An episode brought to you by The RealReal.
To see images of all the many lives of resale, including inside the enormous Real Real warehouse, head to articlesofinterest.substack.com
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The Philosophy club continues. This time, Derek Guy joins to talk about Lord Chesterfield's Letters to His Son. It's kind of a weird book!
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Love the voice and supper interesting
To the folks panicking about the AI content in the lace episode, please listen to it again. Or, finish listening if you didn’t the first time, because you ripped your earbuds out and flung them across the room in a rage, like I nearly did. Avery Trufleman used the AI content to make a point.
Now if Roman Mars would stop advertising for Claude, that would be great.
This is one of my favorite shows that I recommend to everyone. But lately and most recently with the long form commercial (?????) for The Real real I’ve been disappointed. The long talk about their business (who cares) and then the AI they use? No. The ai podcasters? No. Do better. No one wants more of that I promise.
Maybe I'll switch this back to positive later but sorry, the AI intrusion into this episode is not welcome, and the explanations offered on the AoI substack do not take away from my initial confusion about the intended message. Unpleasant all around, not a successful experiment in the slightest.
When someone recommended this to me I thought about how I don’t consider myself interested in fashion per se… because I was thinking of trends. Avery immediately turned that thinking on its head for me. If you are interested in sociology, history, or just curious about the world around you- you will learn something surprising from this podcast. Avery also has an engaging voice that draws you in as a listener. I can’t wait to learn more!
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A sharp, historically informed look at what people wear, blending deep archival research with cultural critique. Episodes frequently explore fashion's social, political, and economic dimensions—labor dynamics in lace and crochet, the politics of dress, sizing and fit in the industry, and the interplay between tradition, technology, and identity. The show often pairs rigorous scholarship with vivid storytelling and interviews from historians, designers, journalists, and curators, making it a standout for listeners who want context, nuance, and provocative ideas about clothing beyond trends. Its unique strength lies in connecting textile history to broader societal questions, from labor and globalization to gender, class, and innovation, whil... more
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Recent guests on Articles of Interest include:
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2. Dr. Jennifer Lazotte
3. Dominic Hallas
4. Rachel Weissman
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6. Emma Cormack
7. Maggi Koluc
8. Myra Treanor
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