Top Men’s Podcasts | Recommended From Our Team
There’s nothing better than getting a new recommendation from a friend on a new podcast they've been listening to. Commuting, working, cooking, gardening, you name it and we switch on a podcast. It’s not full of mediocre conversation and advertisement the same way they ruined radio. And there is literally something for everyone on any topic you like!
Joining our menswear team, we asked them for their top podcast recommendations. Condensing them into the top five, here are their favourites covering the funny and the fashion conversations you might be interested in.
#1 Dansplaining: The Danny Lomas Podcast
#2 The Adam Buxton Podcast
British comedian returned to podcasting with The Adam Buxton Podcast which has a mixture of interviews with the likes of Johnny Marr more casual chats with friends, Louise Theroux and his infamous audio jingles. Never really sticking to a regime or a structure, they often cover a real mix of conversations. He returned to podcasting because you can say whatever you want and keep the conversation real, unlike YouTube, TV or radio which has been stripped back.
In My Space with Pierre Maheo | Officine Générale
We join Pierre Maheo, founder of unrivalled menswear brand Officine Générale, to discuss brand beginnings, AW22 and what he is wearing this season.
#3 Throwing Fits
Hosted by friends
Researching, buying and discussing them online with trend breakdowns, history insights and guests such as Jonah Hill they refer to themselves ‘jawnz’ enthusiasts. Now an influential platform within men's fashion, their aim is to educate their audience so they can find their own style away from influence and consumerism.
#4 Evil Genius with Russel Kane
First, note this podcast is on BBC Sounds. Presented by Russell Kane this is a podcast that you can’t help but laugh at. The theme of the podcast is they invite special guests to change the way we view heroes and villains. Driving debate and sometimes unpopular opinions on people from musicians to leaders, they dig deep into the truths behind people in a funny and lighthearted way and it is in fact very interesting.
#5 How Long Gone
Stewart, a consultant for other podcasts by day and Black advisor to fashion brands, their friendship and conversation maintains a level of realness which is why it is so popular. Now with more than 200 episodes, the funny duo have become a source of media insight and culture with digestible content and a sport-chat-host feel.