
Hosted by Will deFries and Barrett Dudley, Retail Therapy covers the ever-changing landscape of online trends, aesthetics, style, shopping, and (of course) shifting vibes. What's in, what's out, and what everyone might be talking about at your next group dinner. Also Airing: The Sunday Scaries Podcast — a wellness and self-care podcast for those with blurry Friday and Saturday nights. Hosted by Wi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 412 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Fashion & BeautyArts | |||

Aime Leon Dore releases their fall line for women, The Row drops a $300 mink scrunchy, A-listers are showing up to Texas games in droves, an update on the shifting vibes of our In/Out lists, girl dinner menus in the wild, negroni stolen valor, Fits W... more
With fall weather finally reaching Austin, we knew it was time to sit down and sift through our Ins and Outs for Fall 2026. Ranging from style to culture to (possibly) personal gripes, here's everything we're in and out on before winter.
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Todd Snyder joined us while in Austin to open his new store on South Congress. Throughout our extended conversation, we discussed the store's opening, menswear in Austin, retail experiences, building a capsule wardrobe, his journey from Iowa to the r... more
Spending hundreds of dollars on vintage Abercrombie & Fitch catalogs, some of-the-moment Halloween ideas from Barrett, a muddy ACL weekend, live editing the Fall Footwear Matrix that will made, Will solved his Ralph Lauren barn pants problem, martini... more
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Original SS was relaxing, chill and a vibe. I looked forward to it and all the topics/ tips. I really resonated with it.
I have no interest in this new retail therapy. It’s boring compared to the old format. Bring back the original SS and the panic room!!
Love listening to will and Barrett shoot the breeze and come up with kitschy show segment names. Life is kinda hard right now, and this helps bring me into the “now.” Feels good to just listen to people talk about what they enjoy. And I just live for the exasperated Will sigh “hahhhh….” And the Barrett giggle. Well done, guys.
I’ve listened for close to 7 years…well I did but the quality has gone way far down. Will’s obsession with Taylor swift is just insufferable, and the show has devolved into nothing more than two grown men talking about “cool teens”, tik tok trends, and consumer heavy cash grab nonsense. It’s sad how hard this pod fell off.
This podcast just gets worse and worse. Should’ve kept the SS format. Like I said before and as Barrett quoted me in on the pod-it’s just some 40 year, old irrelevant, midwestern ex frat dad’s wishing they were trust fund babies born in Darien Connecticut. Kinda cringey gents. Find a new way to make income. You’re both dads now
Barrett’s consistent chuckle is excruciatingly annoying.
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Two hosts discuss fashion, shopping, and daily culture through a laid‑back, opinionated lens, blending trend analysis with personal anecdotes and brand spotlights. Episodes often orbit around how influencer culture, retail dynamics, travel, and pop culture intersect with everyday style, with frequent sponsor reads and product discussions. Notable traits include a consistent banter style, thoughtful curation of trends, and a polished, lifestyle-forward POV that appeals to listeners who enjoy practical shopping tips and culture commentary. This show likely stands out for turning retail and fashion chatter into a broad lifestyle conversation, making it a go-to for listeners seeking trend context, brand insight, and entertaining hosts who balan... more
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Recent guests on Retail Therapy by Sunday Scaries include:
1. Todd Snyder
2. David Ruff
3. Dillon Cheverere
4. Sally DeFries
5. Nick Itkin
6. Ethan Glenn
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8. Ricki Blakesberg
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