Podcasts about chinatown market

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In today's episode of our new series, we examine Market®, formerly Chinatown Market. We cover the journey of the brand's founder Mikey Cherman in the lead-up to the brand's inception and look at the influence Market®'s design, innovation, and collaborations have had on the fashion scene in LA and the rest of the world. If you have any name suggestions for this series, leave a comment below or DM us on any of our socials!! Check Out Our Socials Here!! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/colour.plane/ Discord Server - https://discord.gg/bbxNMdHXHt LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/colour-plane/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/colourplane/message

This episode of The Imprint Podcast is the third instalment of The Imprint's INWM series in conjunction with Footpatrol. Lola Okuyiga, Founder of Wonder: a collaborations consultancy and partner to brands, artists and retailers. Over 10 years experience in buying and creating sell-out fashion brands + collaborations across the luxury, contemporary, street/sport and e-commerce sectors and designing multiple womens focussed sneaker drops for Reebok, Saucony and more. One of a handful of senior black, female executives in luxury fashion + retail having worked for global market leaders Farfetch Group, ASOS and creating Topshop's best-selling item of all time and directly generating over £250m in high margin sales by curating(buying) and creating sell-out collections with brands like Ralph Lauren, Off-White and Nike to Hello Kitty, LaQuan Smith, Chinatown Market and The Simpsons and more featured in titles Vogue, Hypebeast, High Snobiety and Mail Online. She loves connecting people to make amazing things happen with Wonder and joy throughout the process. Her mission is to increase representation and ownership at the highest levels in luxury and streetwear for the global black community and women throughout the omniverse. The Imprint has Partnered with Footpatrol to celebrate 20 years in the game. Host: Shernay La Touche Guest: Lola Okuyiga Music: HÄZEL Disclaimer: All views and opinions are that of the Imprint Collective and DO NOT reflect the views of any brands in affiliation. #theimprint #theimprintcollective #sneakerhead#femalefocusfriday #sneakers #kicks #trainers #femalelead#sneakercollective #diversefemalesneakercollective#sneakerhistory #sneakerculture #sneakercollector#sneakercollaborator #sneakercreator #founder

Porches is a musician from New York City, his new album All Day Gentle Hold is out October 8th. We chat about Chris' new desk, his Lasik surgery, Chinatown Market, growing up upstate New York, having a blessed metabolism, Pizza Hut Buffet, his relationship with cigs, childhood jobs, wanting to really shred when performing, being excited to turn 33, our astrological signs, anger issues, his nice manager, picking up tennis, tank tops, and his ska music past. instagram.com/porches_hiii twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howlonggone/support

On today's episode we take a look at the newest innovation from Elon Musk, the Tesla Bot, and talk about what the future possibilities for something like that are. We also watch some of the crazy videos coming out of Afghanistan this week as well as discuss the name change from Chinatown Market to Market. Thank you for watching the Off the Top Podcast Show! New episodes drop every Wednesday & Sunday at 4pm Eastern on our Youtube channel but you can also listen to the audio-only versions on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and everywhere else podcasts are found at 9am Eastern the same morning. Join the Discord here = https://discord.gg/A9B6WTJmbX Make sure you turn on our post notifications if you enjoyed this episode so you don't miss out on future ones that drop. Also we love you. :) Podcast IG = https://www.instagram.com/ottpodcastshow/ Podcast Twitter = https://www.twitter.com/OTTPodcastShow Podcast Reddit = https://www.reddit.com/r/OffTheTopPodcastShow/ Podcast TikTok = https://www.tiktok.com/@offthetoppodcastshow?lang=en @tommyterps @colinsballing @zachaintcool #OTTPodcastShow #OffTheTop #OffTheTopPodcastShow #Buffalo #Podcast #ComedyPodcast #BillsMafia #FunnyPodcast #PodcastClips #Podcasting #HowToPodcast #Podcasters #TikToks #Memes #PodcastShow #InternetShow #BuffaloBills #JoshAllen #TeslaBot #Tesla #ElonMusk #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ChinatownMarket #Market #Streetwear #Sneakers --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Complex Sneakers Podcast is co-hosted by Joe La Puma, Brendan Dunne, and Matt Welty. In this week's episode, the hosts are joined by Bobby Hundreds, co-founder of the Hundreds, to discuss how footwear can exist in the metaverse. Bobby breaks down his thoughts on sneakers as NFTs and expounds on his idea that a screenshot of a "Got Em" on SNKRS for a pair of Travis Scott x Fragment x Air Jordan 1s is just as valuable as the real thing. Also, the group discusses the tragic shooting of Shoe Palace employee Jayren Bradford and the recent name change for the brand formerly known as Chinatown Market.Enter for next week's sneaker giveaway here! https://ebay.complex.com/Looking for the Complex Sneakers Podcast Dad Hats? Shop on Complex Shop now! https://shop.complex.com/products/the-complex-sneakers-podcast-dad-hat-whitehttps://shop.complex.com/products/the-complex-sneakers-podcast-dad-hat-black Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yo! I am doing a little giveaway with my friends from The Short Box Podcast, and because it comes up as a result of the most recent Pod Boys, I am dropping it here early so you can listen in and enter! We also discuss the Chinatown Market x Simpsons drop, the life-size Maggie doll from MedicomToy, and a lot more.This episode was recorded live on August 6th, 2021 over on the Simpsons Is Greater Than Instagram. Make sure you follow me there so you can hang out with us next time! You can watch the video here.

Madison Steinberg is a publicist and digital marketer currently based out of LA and working for global lifestyle brand and retailer Cole Haan. Madison has worked on brand campaigns, digital strategies, event production and collaborations along the likes of Jeff Staple, Hasan Minhaj, Rodarte, Chinatown Market, and Slack Technologies, all while advocating for new ways to approach the new-normal of marketing. Her work as a publicist has landed clients' campaigns and launches in publications including Vogue, Fast Company, Footwear News, WWD, Esquire and many more.In this episode of How Do You Do? Podcast, Ben asks Madison about how she crafts her pitches, her keys to successful collaborations, her experience working at a PR agency vs. doing PR in-house for a brand, and more. Follow us!Madison Steinberg: @maddiesteinbergHow Do You Do? Podcast: @hdydpodBen Hannani: @benhannaniWebsite: www.hdydpod.com

We are talking about the fact that Chinatown Market is changing their name officially. What's the actual reason? Has our culture got to them too? Does it have to do with the attacks to Asians across our country?. Follow us on @realoutofthebox on IG, Facebook, Instagram and Out of The Box YouTube channel. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

End of the Summer Releases EP6 Hype or Trash Hype Or Trash WE KNOW WHATS HOT & WHATS NOT! Sneakers List: 1 - Converse x ChinaTown Market 2 - Air Jordan UNC Lows 3 - Nike SB dunks PARRA 5 - Jordan 1 Retro low Travis Scott 6 - Columbia shoe Gallery Colab Like and Subscribe to our Channel Make sure to check our Instagram for Raffles and Giveaway! -FOLLOW US- Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/hypeortrash/​Twitter- https://twitter.com/HypeOrTrash​

Welcome back to Pex Pals, a weekly podcast about all things APEX LEGENDS! Join us for episode 6 where we discuss the War Games event, the cancelation of the Chinatown Market event, leaks & supposed character nerfs to a handful of characters, some friendly banter, who gets the next town takeover, Olympus map changes and who might get the next heirloom as well as a bunch of tips from Joel who just won't shut up!Hosted by Twitch streamers @CowVan & @JoelCupcake - www.PexPals.comJoin in on the conversation by using the hashtag #PexPals​​​​ or email us with conversation topics, tips or to inquire about being a guest on the show via pexpalspodcast@gmail.comFind CowVan online -https://Twitch.tv/CowVan​​​ https://twitter.com/CowVanMan​​​Find JoelCupcake online-https://Twitch.tv/JoelCupcake​​​ https://twitter.com/JoelCupcake​​​https://instagram.com/joelcupcake​​​Thanks for checking the show out! #ApexLegends​​​ #Apex​​​ #RespawnEntertainment​​​ #BattleRoyle​​​ #Legends​​

Charis and Eugene talk at length about streetwear brand Chinatown Market deciding to rename themselves. This comes in response to people in the Asian American community expressing their concerns with the use of the name. Eugene and Charis discuss this situation in light of the current context of increased anti-Asian racism in North America as well as discussing whether personal wardrobes should carry sentimental value. 00:04:06 Chinatown Market 00:50:42 Filipino Attire Chinatown Market to Undergo Name Change by Obi Anyanwu Amid Anti-Asian Hate Crimes, I Found Beauty in Filipino Attire by Isiah Magsino Support us at patreon.com/maekan and join our community, which includes weekly newsletters and a vibrant Discord. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maekanitup/message

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One will fall. God vs. King. The second coming. This week, like every other, our fate is their fight as Jimmy and Larry square off on Chet Hanks, White Boy Summer, the MonsterVerse, Sundance, Lil Nas X, the culture war, high school bullying, the brand formerly known as Chinatown Market’s reckoning and much more. TF x 3sixteen: https://bit.ly/3sKRZBl For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today we've got an interview with Brandin Cohen of Liquid I.V. to hear his success story and find out what he's going to do with all his money. Then we're discussing Chinatown Market's decision to change their name in response to social media, Dapper Labs' (of NBA Top Shot) $2.6 billion valuation, Substack's $650 million valuation, Cameo's $1 billion valuation, Spotify's competition for Clubhouse, As Seen on Social, and more. JOIN GRAND RUNNING CLUB & DJ VICE ON THE SECOND ANNUAL GRC X MILE A DAY CHALLENGE! REGISTER at https://raceroster.com/events/2021/46445/grand-running-club-mile-a-day-challenge Connect with Group Chat! Watch The Pod #1 Newsletter In The World For The Gram Tweet With Us Exclusive Facebook Content

NIKE SATAN SNEAKER, CHINATOWN MARKET, CHINESE PROTEST, TOP 5 CONTROVERSIAL SNEAKERS, PICKUPS AND RELEASES Ricco Machado TorresIG:@Riccomachadotorres Intro: Raymon Marco IG: @_raymonmarco Thesneakdiss.comIG: @thesneakdissTwitter:@the_sneakdiss All pics are from GOAT, Stadium Goods, NBA Store, Undefeated, Bleacherreport, sports grid, sports logos and sports 

Ep 04 - This week, Caleb Burke, founder of Ceteri, comes on the show to share how he brought his streetwear brand to life. Caleb dives into the designs of some of his favorite launches and the influences that helped inspire him. Griffin and Caleb also discuss their mutual appreciation for Chinatown Market, Cactus Plant Flea Market and J Balvin. Be on the lookout for his next drop at shopceteri.xyz Music - Lucy by pilotkid Art - @39artattack Host - Griffin McDonald Producer/Editor - Joshua Tekle

Finally after 57 Episodes, we have the boys from Pestle & Mortar Clothing in to talk to us about their latest collab with Chinatown Market! We welcome our first rollie on the pod, realise Hugh is shite at reading lips and ask the very very important questions... Listen on because it's STILL GIVEAWAY SEASON from Santa Arnold and Lucas.

We discuss Travis Scott x Playstation announcement video, Xbox x Chinatown Market, Adidas x Spiderman, Adidas x Cyberpunk, and Lil Nas concert in Roblox.

In conversation with Bhavisha & Meenakshi, founders of CAPSUL, India's first international multi-brand streetwear store on their journey as young entrepreneurs, their take on what streetwear truly means, and what it means to run your shindig in India. Stay tuned! About CAPSUL: Capsul is India's first-ever multi-brand streetwear platform, that curates OG & emerging streetwear brands like Stussy, Les Benjamins, The Hundreds, Chinatown Market, Pleasures, Thrasher to name some. It is an ecosystem for content – community – commerce built on street culture & overall youth culture. Capsul is also the founder & curator of ‘WORD On The Street' – a community, DIY event conceptualized to provide a platform to bring together tribes representing Streetwear, Sneakers, Art, Music or just about anybody with an interest in being a creator

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DISCLAIMER: (This is really ep. twelve but the boys were, ya know, so...yeah) Welcome to our first ever IPA Friday Ep. here at the hottest podcast on the mother f**king planet. Grab a pint and take a ride with the boys as we drink and pod our way from the USA to the UK. If fish and chips don’t tickle your fancy, and all you want to hear about is jawns... We talk sneaker of the year with Dior and Jordan Brand, run through some new look footwear with Kanye West, catch a pick up game at St. John’s University in the latest Nike Dunks, Hop a flight to Japan for Ronnie Fieg’s KITH Tokyo flagship store opening, or D. All of the above. Tired of the Anti-Hype police raining on your parade? Supreme and Shed Rain released the perfect piece for you! Palace is still talking s**t in their descriptions, Virgil Abloh and Nigo take us back to third period algebra with the Louis Vuitton LV Squared/LV Made collection, Aime Leon Dore shows us how to get a matching fit off with bae, and Chinatown Market delivers a knockout collaboration with the champ, Iron Mike Tyson. Rumor has it that Jonah Hill’s new movie, is not actually movie at all, it’s three major slap pairs of Adidas, Air Jordan is selvaging some denim for the next AJ3, and the women in your life are about to get lucky, “Lucky Green” that is! Help us vote on who has the better piece of the week and for more HERE & AIR check us out on @hereandairpodcast on Instagram. And follow us individually: @angelolaviero & @stacksdn . --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

  Mike Cherman is the Founder and Creative Director for Chinatown Market and also founded of ICNY.  His creative accolades are only surpassed by his unrelenting tenacity to keep pushing forward. He has learned his business acumen along the way of building his brands and consulting for others.  His straight forward approach helped him understand the lay of the land and navigate between direct to consumer and wholesale without compromise.  Mike’s ability to have fun while maintaining a solid foundation is barred none.  This is an interview for all those that know moving forward is the only option.   ________________________   ► FOLLOW MIKE at   http://instagram.com/mikecherman   http://instagram.com/chinatownmarket   Thechinatownmarket.com ________________________   ► FOLLOW PELNYC at http://pelnyc.com http://instagram.com/pelnyc   ________________________   Music

Today's "Stay @ Home" series is with Mike Cherman, Founder of ICNY and Chinatown Market (previously S1, E5). He updates us on the current learning curves the pandemic has taught him from having to push back potential collaborations to changing how his team communicates and more. Thank you so much for tuning into our special Stay @ Home Series. We hope you guys stay safe, wash your hands, practice social distancing and find ways to still stay inspired during this time.  As always, thank you for tuning into HYPEBEAST Radio and Business of HYPE. Please don't forget to rate, comment and subscribe to our other show. Mike Cherman: https://anchor.fm/businessofhype/episodes/Mike-Cherman--ICNY--Chinatown-Market-e294rd/a-a1l7n0n https://thechinatownmarket.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mikecherman/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/chinatownmarket/?hl=en --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/businessofhype/support

On today’s episode we sit down with Mike Cherman of Chinatown Market. We talk about the culture shock of moving from the East Coast to San Diego as a teenager. Becoming “Mikey Merchandise” after a broken arm in high school. Dropping out of Parsons, trying a guerrilla style marketing campaign to try to land a job. Good Wood, 255, ICNY. All the way to the idea behind Chinatown Marketing and his love for cut and sew. Basically, we cover it all in this hour. We promise this will definitely be an episode you won’t want to miss. Tons of great stories, and lot of gems. Also, make sure to check us out on Instagram @bad_nwz. There might be a fun surprise this week, because we know everyone is stuck in the house bored. Enjoy!

Kelly Oubre Jr. (@kellyoubrejr) reveals how his clothes are an expression of himself. For this final episode, Mike Cherman (@mikecherman), founder and creative director of Chinatown Market, brings the innovation lab to Oubre’s new home in Phoenix, Arizona. There, the two rap about positivity, basketball and meld their separate brands together in a one-of-a-kind collaboration/design. Produced by At Will Media and in partnership with Chinatown Market and B/R Kicks.

Cole Bennett (@_ColeBennett_) explains why Birkenstock sandals are a year-round fashion accessory. He and Chinatown Market’s midwestern rebel Dillon Gerstung collaborate on some exclusive UV-activated merch while trading stories about growing up in a small town. Produced by At Will Media and in partnership with Chinatown Market and B/R Kicks.

Lil Yachty (@LilYachty) stops by the Chinatown Market (@ChinatownMarket) innovation lab to create with designer Josh Umil. In the process of making a remix on the iconic smiley t-shirt, the two discover they have a shared passion for music and thrift shopping, and uncover one of Yachty’s hidden talents. Produced by At Will Media and in partnership with Chinatown Market and B/R Kicks.

From the minds at B/R Kicks, Chinatown Market and At Will Media, this limited, three-part series, brings together friends and collaborators from the worlds of sports, music and design to talk about what drives their creativity and how they connect to the culture and community of streetwear. In this one-of-a-kind podcast, special guests and designers will create exclusive merchandise in every episode and listeners will have the chance to get their hands on the final product. 

Originally debuting in September of 2017, Mike Cherman has grown immensely since this episode released. In this episode, we talk to Mike Cherman, founder of streetwear brand Chinatown Market.  Mike talks about his previous brands, his successes, failures, and lessons learned along the way. Based in Los Angeles, Chinatown Market is known for their graphic printed T’s, bootlegged logos.  Hypebeast once said ‘No trend is safe from Mike Cherman’, testament to his speed to pick up on what’s relevant in youth culture.     

Mike Cherman is a designer and founder of Chinatown Market. Jeanne Grey is an influencer and founder of GREYLAYERS and Scott Patt is an artist and Chief Creative Officer of Cole Haan. In this intimate, live recording inside Cole Haan’s Soho location, jeffstaple discusses how each of these three entrepreneurs created their own unique paths to success. Joined together by their hustle and hard work, all three have managed to turn their passions into long-standing careers.  Mike and Jeanne are two recent collaborators with Cole Haan’s Generation ZERØGRAND shoe — a line inspired by today’s progressive innovators and designed for a new generation shifting to less traditional work environments. Both have managed to create careers unique to their relatable and business-savvy personas. With a number of years under their belts, both Mike and Jeanne stress the importance of  “making really cool shit,” but making it sellable all whilst balancing confidence and humility.  As always, thank you for tuning into HYPEBEAST Radio and Business of HYPE. Please don't forget to rate, comment and subscribe to our other shows MIC/LINE, The Anthropology, The HYPE Report and HYPETALKS. This episode is presented by Cole Haan. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/businessofhype/support

Ben Hundreds, co-founder of famed L.A. streetwear brand The Hundreds, gives us the download on his latest creative endeavor, the Family Style Food Festival, which hits on Sept. 15 at Television City. He described it to us as, “A day where we’re going to collide streetwear and food.” The upcoming fete features the combined talents of restaurants such as Jon & Vinny’s, Secret Lasagna, Felix and Howlin’ Ray’s, and artists, brands and designers like Verdy, James Jean, Mr. Cartoon and Chinatown Market collaborating on one-of-a-kind dishes and limited merchandise. Keeping things Angeleno we head over to Silver Lake to Dangerbird Records’ studio to meet up with Brazilian singer-songwriter Samira Winter and her eponymous band, Winter. After Samira and Darin commiserate about their college days in Boston, she and her crew give us a listen to dreamy songs from their latest release, Infinite Summer. Snacky Tunes is powered by Simplecast.

Hosts Noah Thomas and Jian DeLeon are joined by Pat Peltier, founder and designer of bootleg-inspired brand Bandulu. They go through the week's latest drops, including the Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike By You Blazers, Stone Island's fall collection, and our latest drop with Chinatown Market. Beyond copping Hawaiian shirts with smiley faces (they come with a free frisbee!), we also go in on the latest Uniqlo collaboration with Engineered Garments. It's practically an all-you-can-fleece buffet. We also weigh in on Kim Kardashian's SKIMS label, the Viotech Air Max 90s, and the #mulement continues with a new silhouette from Suicoke. Then we address the QOTW: What's your favorite bootleg? Dropcast listeners left some spicy voicemails this week, so be sure to listen up to hear about some bangers, and get in on the conversation by peeping Highsnobiety's Instagram page every Monday for the Question of the Week, and leave us a voicemail on The Dropcast Hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766). We'll see you next week. Relevant links: These Wild Chinatown Market Shirts Dropped on Highsnobiety Stone Island FW19/20 Features Technical Outerwear for Every Occasion New Uniqlo x Engineered Garments Collab is Full of Must-Cop Military Fleeces Here Are All The Winners & Losers From The 2019 VMAs A$AP Rocky Drops New Song & Video “Babushka Boi” Kim Kardashian Changes Kimono Brand Name to “SKIMS” Where to Buy Nike’s Viotech Air Max 90 Tomorrow Suicoke Drops the Two-In-One Sneaker Clog For Fall Ninja Becomes the First Pro Gamer Signed to adidas LVMH Group Commits $11 Million to Combat Amazon Wildfires It’s Become Harder & Harder to Understand What “Sustainable” Means: Here’s What to Watch Out For Bandulu’s Colorfully Embroidered Nike Kyrie 5 Drops Tomorrow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts Noah Thomas and Jian DeLeon are joined by Pat Peltier, founder and designer of bootleg-inspired brand Bandulu. They go through the week's latest drops, including the Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike By You Blazers, Stone Island's fall collection, and our latest drop with Chinatown Market. Beyond copping Hawaiian shirts with smiley faces (they come with a free frisbee!), we also go in on the latest Uniqlo collaboration with Engineered Garments. It's practically an all-you-can-fleece buffet. We also weigh in on Kim Kardashian's SKIMS label, the Viotech Air Max 90s, and the #mulement continues with a new silhouette from Suicoke. Then we address the QOTW: What's your favorite bootleg? Dropcast listeners left some spicy voicemails this week, so be sure to listen up to hear about some bangers, and get in on the conversation by peeping Highsnobiety's Instagram page every Monday for the Question of the Week, and leave us a voicemail on The Dropcast Hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766). We'll see you next week. Relevant links: These Wild Chinatown Market Shirts Dropped on Highsnobiety Stone Island FW19/20 Features Technical Outerwear for Every Occasion New Uniqlo x Engineered Garments Collab is Full of Must-Cop Military Fleeces Here Are All The Winners & Losers From The 2019 VMAs A$AP Rocky Drops New Song & Video “Babushka Boi” Kim Kardashian Changes Kimono Brand Name to “SKIMS” Where to Buy Nike’s Viotech Air Max 90 Tomorrow Suicoke Drops the Two-In-One Sneaker Clog For Fall Ninja Becomes the First Pro Gamer Signed to adidas LVMH Group Commits $11 Million to Combat Amazon Wildfires It’s Become Harder & Harder to Understand What “Sustainable” Means: Here’s What to Watch Out For Bandulu’s Colorfully Embroidered Nike Kyrie 5 Drops Tomorrow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Hundreds is a pioneer in the Los Angeles streetwear game, and co-founder Ben Shenassafar, AKA Ben Hundreds, joins the Katchup to talk about their new Family Style Food Festival, the stories behind The Hundreds past iconic food collabs, and he also helps us settle the war between Popeyes and Chick-Fil-A’s chicken sandwiches.  Ben gets into the nitty gritty of putting together the Hundreds Family Style Festival, getting L.A.’s best restaurants such as Howlin’ Rays, Jon & Vinny’s and Felix Trattoria to mix it up with cultural icons such as Chinatown Market, Mr. Cartoon and Joshua Vides.  Ben also goes into storytime mode, reminiscing over The Hundreds food collabs with the likes of Tapatio and Pepsi.  The Katchup crew also try the new Popeyes chicken sandwich with Ben, and they all chime in on the current battle going on between the fried chicken icon and Chick-Fil-A.  --- Thank you all so much for listening! All the Tweets and Instagram tags of you listening mean the world. Reviews you leave on iTunes are also incredibly helpful, if you enjoyed an episode, please do drop us some love on the Apple Podcasts App, and anywhere else your beautiful ears are listening from.  ---- Your Hosts: Elie Ayrouth (@bookofelie) Geoffrey Kutnick (@geoffreykutnick) Your Guest: Ben Hundreds (@benhundreds, @familystylefest, @thehundreds) Produced by: Isai Rocha (@isairocha) ---- Follow us! Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/foodbeast Instagram: instagram.com/foodbeast instagram.com/foodbeastkatchup Facebook: www.facebook.com/foodbeastkatchup/ www.facebook.com/foodbeast

Hosts Noah Thomas and Jian DeLeon are joined by Chinatown Market founder Mike Cherman and Adam Petrick, global director of brand marketing at Puma. They talk about the rise of Cherman's brand, known for its bootleg aesthetic and cheeky approach to streetwear, before discussing some exciting new developments they have coming later this year. Also a lot of knowledge bombs get dropped while we go through the week and news. For instance, y'all probably didn't know Mike Cherman and KITH have a very special graphic design connection. Y'all also probably didn't know about Puma's rich history of fashion collaborations way before Raf Simons touched a Stan Smith or Riccardo Tisci even heard of an Air Force 1. Yeah—it goes that deep. We also asked our Dropcast listeners to weigh in with their favorite Puma collaborations, and Cherman takes over "What'd You Cop" by turning the podcast into a gifting suite. Listen and find out what goodies he brought. And for a chance to end up in a future episode of The Dropcast, call The Dropcast Hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766). Relevant Links: Rimowa Teases Luggage Collaboration with Artist & Designer Daniel Arsham Supreme Shares Throwback Photos for 25th Anniversary of Lafayette StoreKITH Treats Is Launching Its Own Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cereal Palace Unveils New Oakley Collaboration & Much More for Los Angeles-Exclusive Collection Kanye West’s Sunday Service Merch Puts Fonts on the Main Stage Uniqlo UT Unveils Full ‘Star Wars’ Collab With NIGO, Jun Takahashi & Tetsu Nishiyama Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts Noah Thomas and Jian DeLeon are joined by Chinatown Market founder Mike Cherman and Adam Petrick, global director of brand marketing at Puma. They talk about the rise of Cherman's brand, known for its bootleg aesthetic and cheeky approach to streetwear, before discussing some exciting new developments they have coming later this year. Also a lot of knowledge bombs get dropped while we go through the week and news. For instance, y'all probably didn't know Mike Cherman and KITH have a very special graphic design connection. Y'all also probably didn't know about Puma's rich history of fashion collaborations way before Raf Simons touched a Stan Smith or Riccardo Tisci even heard of an Air Force 1. Yeah—it goes that deep. We also asked our Dropcast listeners to weigh in with their favorite Puma collaborations, and Cherman takes over "What'd You Cop" by turning the podcast into a gifting suite. Listen and find out what goodies he brought. And for a chance to end up in a future episode of The Dropcast, call The Dropcast Hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766). Relevant Links: Rimowa Teases Luggage Collaboration with Artist & Designer Daniel Arsham Supreme Shares Throwback Photos for 25th Anniversary of Lafayette StoreKITH Treats Is Launching Its Own Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cereal Palace Unveils New Oakley Collaboration & Much More for Los Angeles-Exclusive Collection Kanye West’s Sunday Service Merch Puts Fonts on the Main Stage Uniqlo UT Unveils Full ‘Star Wars’ Collab With NIGO, Jun Takahashi & Tetsu Nishiyama Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Life is all about taking chances. Who could have guessed that skipping a normal shift at Active could lead to Masyn becoming an integral part of one of the most popular brands out of LA today? We sat down with Masyn to talk about his hoop dreams, working for Chinatown Market, his own personal project, and much more.

On the latest episode of The Dropcast, hosts Noah Thomas and Jian DeLeon break down the best of Paris Fashion Week.  We're joined by journalist, entrepreneur, and speaker Noor Tagouri. She was recently featured in an editorial in Vogue magazine, but unfortunately the Libyan-American activist and media figure was misidentified as Pakistani actor and model Noor Bukhari. We talk about this experience and place it in the context of a larger conversation about inclusivity and diversity in fashion, media, and beyond. Things get really real as we share our own stories about microaggressions and power structures in the workplace that can be hard for people of color to identify and overcome. The conversation shifts towards why it's important for people from marginalized communities to rise to positions of power, especially in creative industries. Of course, no Dropcast would really be complete without straight-up jawns talk, of which there's plenty. Noor also weighs in on some of the couture collections just shown in Paris, and we talk about why it's important to support independent designers—especially ones of color. Listener voicemails also share their thoughts on whether or not fashion has become more inclusive than ever. If you liked this episode, and to give feedback on future episodes—or even just share your own struggles with inclusivity at work—call the Dropcast Hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766). See you next week! The Jonah Hill-Approved adidas Originals LXCON Future Drops This Week https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/adidas-originals-lexicon-future-release-date-price-info/ Chinatown Market’s Insane Crocs Are Like Walking Barefoot on Grass https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/chinatown-crocs-clog-release-date-price/ Take a Closer Look at sacai’s Crazy Nike Sneaker Collabs https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/sacai-nike-ldv-waffle-daybreak-blazer-dunk-high-release-date-price/ Special Report: This Is What The Future of the Resale Market Looks Like https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/sneaker-reselling-future/ Martine Rose Continues Her Hot Streak by Bringing Back Embellished Denim for FW19 https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/martine-rose-fw19/ Celine’s First Menswear Show Proves Nobody Cuts a Silhouette Quite Like Hedi Slimane https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/celine-fw19-show-pfw/ Virgil Abloh’s First Campaign for Louis Vuitton Shows He’s Just Getting Started https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/virgil-abloh-louis-vuitton-first-campaign/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the latest episode of The Dropcast, hosts Noah Thomas and Jian DeLeon break down the best of Paris Fashion Week.  We're joined by journalist, entrepreneur, and speaker Noor Tagouri. She was recently featured in an editorial in Vogue magazine, but unfortunately the Libyan-American activist and media figure was misidentified as Pakistani actor and model Noor Bukhari. We talk about this experience and place it in the context of a larger conversation about inclusivity and diversity in fashion, media, and beyond. Things get really real as we share our own stories about microaggressions and power structures in the workplace that can be hard for people of color to identify and overcome. The conversation shifts towards why it's important for people from marginalized communities to rise to positions of power, especially in creative industries. Of course, no Dropcast would really be complete without straight-up jawns talk, of which there's plenty. Noor also weighs in on some of the couture collections just shown in Paris, and we talk about why it's important to support independent designers—especially ones of color. Listener voicemails also share their thoughts on whether or not fashion has become more inclusive than ever. If you liked this episode, and to give feedback on future episodes—or even just share your own struggles with inclusivity at work—call the Dropcast Hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766). See you next week! The Jonah Hill-Approved adidas Originals LXCON Future Drops This Week https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/adidas-originals-lexicon-future-release-date-price-info/ Chinatown Market’s Insane Crocs Are Like Walking Barefoot on Grass https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/chinatown-crocs-clog-release-date-price/ Take a Closer Look at sacai’s Crazy Nike Sneaker Collabs https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/sacai-nike-ldv-waffle-daybreak-blazer-dunk-high-release-date-price/ Special Report: This Is What The Future of the Resale Market Looks Like https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/sneaker-reselling-future/ Martine Rose Continues Her Hot Streak by Bringing Back Embellished Denim for FW19 https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/martine-rose-fw19/ Celine’s First Menswear Show Proves Nobody Cuts a Silhouette Quite Like Hedi Slimane https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/celine-fw19-show-pfw/ Virgil Abloh’s First Campaign for Louis Vuitton Shows He’s Just Getting Started https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/virgil-abloh-louis-vuitton-first-campaign/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s hard to believe that a $1.49 bag made entirely of polypropylene could be so influential. So much so that in 2017 Demna Gvasalia, the creative director of Balenciaga, introduced a $2,145 version in leather that set the internet ablaze. Writer and host Sachin Bhola investigates IKEA's Frakta bag. He speaks to a handful of sources to examine the bag’s origins, its appropriation by the fashion world, the resurgence of everyday totes, and its continued popularity to get to the heart of how the IKEA bag mysteriously became one of the most relevant products of our time. First is a conversation with Iina Vuorivirta, an in-house designer at IKEA, who recounts the bag's beginnings. Next, Jackie Skye Kim, the former associate fashion director of Barneys New York, speaks to the moment function gave way to form through the lens of Balenciaga's Gvasalia. Then, Michael Cherman of Chinatown Market talks about the Frakta-inspired cap he produced in collaboration with Pleasures and discusses the bag's modern-day reimagining, including Virgil Abloh's take on it. Listen to the full episode above and stay tuned for new episodes of Why It's Cool each week. For more, check out last week's episode on how Dickies made trend-proof trousers. Director of Editorial Video and Production, North AmericaJ. Andrew KeeganDirector of EditorialJian DeleonProducer and Editor Sonia ManaliliHostSachin BholaSpecial ThanksIina Vuorivirta Jackie Skye Kim Michael Cherman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s hard to believe that a $1.49 bag made entirely of polypropylene could be so influential. So much so that in 2017 Demna Gvasalia, the creative director of Balenciaga, introduced a $2,145 version in leather that set the internet ablaze. Writer and host Sachin Bhola investigates IKEA's Frakta bag. He speaks to a handful of sources to examine the bag’s origins, its appropriation by the fashion world, the resurgence of everyday totes, and its continued popularity to get to the heart of how the IKEA bag mysteriously became one of the most relevant products of our time. First is a conversation with Iina Vuorivirta, an in-house designer at IKEA, who recounts the bag's beginnings. Next, Jackie Skye Kim, the former associate fashion director of Barneys New York, speaks to the moment function gave way to form through the lens of Balenciaga's Gvasalia. Then, Michael Cherman of Chinatown Market talks about the Frakta-inspired cap he produced in collaboration with Pleasures and discusses the bag's modern-day reimagining, including Virgil Abloh's take on it. Listen to the full episode above and stay tuned for new episodes of Why It's Cool each week. For more, check out last week's episode on how Dickies made trend-proof trousers. Director of Editorial Video and Production, North AmericaJ. Andrew KeeganDirector of EditorialJian DeleonProducer and Editor Sonia ManaliliHostSachin BholaSpecial ThanksIina Vuorivirta Jackie Skye Kim Michael Cherman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

hubris meaning: 1. a way of talking or behaving that is too proud: 2. an extreme and unreasonable feeling of pride and confidence in yourself. As a true poet, Huey Briss manages to captivate audiences through his smooth raps. From getting play on major radio stations to modeling for brands like Undefeated, Chinatown Market, and Real Bad Man it is very clear indeed that Briss does not miss. We sat down talked about what Briss likes outside of music, and what his plans are for the future.

Mike Cherman is the founder of ICNY and Chinatown Market. Despite his myriad contributions to streetwear, Mike’s working hand was largely invisible. Much of his work is instantly recognizable, though: he designed all of KITH’s branding from the box logo to the Just Us branding, for Ronnie Fieg. Much of the early A$AP Worldwide gear was Mike’s work, too. "People say your brand dies when you go to Urban," Mike Cherman says, "Enjoy making no money for the rest of your life. I've been in Urban since the first collection. So if that means I'm dead, I've been dead since day one."  As always, thank you for tuning into HYPEBEAST Radio and Business of HYPE. Please don't forget to rate, comment and subscribe to our other shows MIC/LINE, The Anthropology, The HYPE Report and HYPETALKS. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/businessofhype/support

In episode 4 I️ did something completely different—I️ took Army of Unicorns live to the floor of Complexcon, the streetwear mecca. It was pretty amazing to see the phenomenon happening in real time and talk to some important people in culture who are each breaking tradition and live Happy, Hungry, and Curious. In this Episode, I️ interview Futura—the old school graffiti artist, Mike from Chinatown Market—an LA clothing line, Leah McSweeney from Married to the Mob, recording artist ASAP Ferg, Sean Wotherspoon from Round Two in LA, and Remington and Heather from Advisory Board Crystals. Enjoy and keep an eye out for part two coming soon.

In this episode we talk to Mike Cherman, founder of streetwear brand Chinatown Market.  Mike talks about his previous brands, his successes, failures and lessons learned along the way. Based in Los Angeles, Chinatown Market is known for their graphic printed T’s, bootlegged logos and most recently, their IKEA dad cap.  Hypebeast once said ‘No trend is safe from Mike Cherman’, testament to his speed to pick up on what’s relevant in youth culture.