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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsEducationFashion & Beauty | |||

My chat this week is with Andrew Li of Philadelphia’s Franklin & Poe, one of the best shops in the US for serious quality footwear, denim, and more.
I got to know Andrew over the last few years the old fashioned way—seeing him in person, sitting do... more
The joke has always been that Thursday Boot Company’s Connor Wilson keeps his co-founder Nolan Walsh trapped in a factory working on the product. Turns out that joke actually true—except Nolan is the one very eagerly choosing to imprison himself.
T... more
If you came to this podcast about shoes and boots and leather hoping that you’d get to listen to extended conversations about imported cultured butter, you’ve made a fantastic call.
Because this, dear listeners, is the Shoebag, in which myself and ... more
George Curleigh has been president of Red Wing’s heritage division since 2019, in which time he’s been able to enjoy a list of very fun things including a worldwide pandemic, a factory shut-down, a cyber-attack, a periodically dwindling labor force, ... more
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There’s nothing like this podcast out there—in men’s fashion nor the maker space.
It’s a cross between the two, but is very outside the #menswear world (which is a touch insufferable and prep) and also somewhat outside of the maker world—as Ben (and sometimes Ticho) are not makers themselves. Yet they obviously are fascinated and in live with the craft.
Always impressed how they manage to stay outside of the “scene” yet be very aware of what is happening and uncover plenty of hidden gems. Re... more
The amount of people that are part of this heritage community that didn’t grow up with real problems is obvious. If you’re willing to overpay so much for something, and not even acknowledge the opposing argument, it’s evident how you are as a person. Maybe it’s not that deep, but that’s just what I see.
If you love boots, you’ll love this podcast.
I really enjoyed the older episodes where it was a discussion between the two host. Don’t care much for interviews.
The appeal of this podcast wears off faster than your new heels. This is a podcast for shoe/boot nerds but the hosts have lost their intrigue for boots. Occasionally they have great guests on but Ben will ramble on a tangent for 5 minutes about a random personal anecdote. Ben also runs his mouth about topics, spewing opinions and word vomit as if they’re the truth. (e.g. May podcast: top eyelet on PNW boots are for security or fit when they’re actually for a loggers knot, overdye overlaps with t... more
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Focusing on the rich culture and craftsmanship of quality footwear, this podcast provides in-depth discussions with industry leaders, designers, and makers. Through interviews and shared personal stories, it explores various aspects from shoemaking techniques to material sourcing, while also touching on fashion implications and sustainability concerns. Notably, the dynamic between the hosts fosters a unique blend of humor and expert insights, appealing to listeners who cherish quality craftsmanship and storytelling in the realm of footwear.
The content is particularly distinct for its blend of educational elements with casual conversations that encompass both serious craftsmanship discussions and light-hearted banter. This balance with eng... more
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Recent guests on The Stitchdown Shoecast include:
1. Andrew Li
2. Nolan Walsh
3. Vanessa Arroyo
4. Clayton Chambers
5. Samuel Wei
6. Jason Pecarich
7. Michiya Suzuki
8. Michael Kristy
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