Podcasts about Dov Charney

Put on your flower crowns and don your skinniest jeans and join us at the center of the Millennial universe: Coachella 2007!  Adam & Becca meet the personification of the turn of the century hipster entrepreneur, Dov Charney. Sitting atop a pile of v-neck t-shirts ethically made in the USA, Charney was somewhat of a renegade business oddity on wall-street. But for the 20-something dreamers that clamored for the brand's clothing, he was a captivating revolutionary. Their devotion, along with a bevy of young corporate employees, easily exploited under the guise of “a greater purpose,” allowed American Apparel to rapidly expand and IPO in 2007. The stores were everywhere you wanted to be… until they weren't.  Eventually, abuse allegations coupled with financial mismanagement threatened Charney's reign as king of t-shirt mountain. With the walls closing in on him, he spiraled out of control… taking the company he founded with him.  CW: Sexual abuse  Pics on substack Support the pod  Links:  Read Strip Tees: A Memoir of Millennial Los Angeles Watch Big Rad Wolf  The Young Garmentos (and the If Books Could Kill episode on Malcom Gladwell) Meet Your New Boss  Dov Charney's Sleazy Struggle for Control of American Apparel  

Go! Go! Go! Go! This week, Jimmy and Larry are assessing the fallout from last week's nuclear pod, how many collars are too many collars, when is your belt dangle too long, hard-wearing Canadian gorp 2.0 and custom jewelry that needs to be on your radar, IG brands (derogatory) vs. IG artisans, getting lectured in your own home, why Kanye continues to surround himself with bozos like NoJulz, Milo Whatshisname and Dov Charney aka Woody Allen, fan accounts for hire, the week in grifting, handling hit pieces 101, Loro Piana are shockingly war profiteers, only Michael Clayton can take down Boeing and quiet luxury, Texas' PornHub ban and its ramifications on real beaters, new evil Abercrombie & Fitch scandal just dropped, Palace x Gap and why we're finally both bullish on a mall brand, Phoebe Philo speaks for the first time in a decade, cost per wear changes everything and much more. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

On today's episode of the Daily Stoic podcast Ryan speaks with American actress Kate Flannery on Dov Charney and their early journey at American Apparel, the evolution of feminism, imposter syndrome vs being qualified and the difference between quitting and getting fired along with her first book Strip Tees: A Memoir of Millennial Los Angeles.Strip Tees is her first book where she details her experience in a landscape of rowdy sex-positivity, racy photo shoots, and a cult-like devotion to the unorthodox CEO and founder of American Apparel. The line between sexual liberation and exploitation quickly grows hazy, leading Kate to question the company's ethics and wrestle with her own. Kate Flannery was born and raised in Northeastern Pennsylvania. She holds a BA in Creative Writing from Bryn Mawr College and currently works for the Emmy Award-winning RuPaul's Drag Race. IG: @KateCFlannerywww.kate-flannery.com✉️ Sign up for the Daily Stoic email: https://dailystoic.com/dailyemail

It's Friday and time for ep. 157 of the Promo UPFront #podcast! Today hosts Bill Petrie and Kirby Hasseman talk about Kanye West and Dov Charney teaming up to save the Yeezy brand, debate whether Threads will finally kill Twitter, the efficacy of the flying car that was recently approved by the FAA, ponder whether renting clothes when traveling will help the environment, laugh at the proposed “enhanced” games, and so much more! A HUGE thanks to our friends at Kanata Group for sponsoring this fine broadcast. When you're looking for the best towel value in the industry, look no further than our friends at Kanata Towel. If you're going to be at ASI Chicago, visit them at booth 331. If you're not, head over to kanatatowel.com to see their amazing line of towels!

This episode is the start of a new series where we look at brands and how they have navigated their success, failures, adaptations and values. In this episode, we cover the story of American Apparel, founded by Dov Charney in the late 80s. We look at American Apparel's strengths and weaknesses in the clothing industry, its aggressive "sex sells" marketing structure, and the scandals surrounding the company's CEO (Dov Charney). 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

Basia Wyszynski is a Toronto-based stylist and actor who's worked with brands such as Dime, JJJJound and Louis Vuitton. In 2023 she's set to appear in the feature length films ‘Verona' (dir. Sebastian Back) and ‘Sorry' (dir. Adam & Chris Levett). Basia sat down with the boys on a chaotic evening as Josh was settling in to his new life as a puppy owner to discuss fashion shoots vs commercial shoots, returning clothes, hating music videos, working with Drake, poker being unsexy, costume design, astrology, acting, being a child model, 'Pisces Directors', the Balenciaga scandal, her billboard in LA, going to Dov Charney's mansion, the perfect level of fame, manipulating your way in to roles, online dating, wishing she could meet her drunk self, memes and much more. Basia Wyszynski Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- Cold Pod SUPPORT THIS PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

#KanyeWest #Zionist #HipHop Email the podcast: rbcforum313@yahoo.com https://cash.app/$BlackConsciousnes The Smallhats own the Black voice: @Willie D Live @HOT 97 @Breakfast Club Power 105.1 FM @Brilliant Idiots @Drink Champs are all owned and in contract with the smallhats, smh. Join us as we have a conversation about what's been trending in today's news cycle as well as what we as a community have to keep our eyes on. When it comes to what's trending, our brother @Kanye West has been all over the news. When it comes to what we need to keep our eyes on, it's the Black entertainers, that have been bought and paid for at a wholesale price by the Small Hat community. So, tap in and join this build, and be sure to like, share and drop a comment. Thanks! RBCF! According to the Jewish Post: Rapper Kanye West has again issued anti semitic statements, this time blaming “Jewish Zionists” for news stories about his ex-wife Kim Kardashian and her then-boyfriend Pete Davidson having sex in front of a fireplace. “It's Jewish Zionists that [are] about that life,” he said on Sunday. “That's telling this Christian woman that has four black children to put that out as a message in the media.” The rapper then mentions Dov Charney, founder of the Los Angeles apparel manufacturing company American Apparel, who is Jewish. According to West, Charney refused to release the rapper's controversial “White Lives Matter” shirt shortly after West published his “Death con 3 on Jewish people” tweet. “It's cause he's Jewish, and this is my exact point that I'm making,” West said following Charney's decision. “Jewish people have owned the Black voice. Whether it's through us wearing the Ralph Lauren shirt, or it's all of us being signed to a record label, or having a Jewish manager, or being signed to a Jewish basketball team, or doing a movie on a Jewish platform like Disney.” The campaign against our brother is real! Hashtags: #kanyewest #yeezy #kanye #drake #hiphop #kimkardashian #rap #travisscott #music #kyliejenner #jayz #yeezyboost #ye #donda #nickiminaj #adidas #v #liluzivert #explorepage #kendricklamar #cardib #beyonce #jordan #love #hypebeast #fashion #supreme #kendalljenner #lilbaby #rapper --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realblackforum/message

Now that the cat is out of the proverbial bag, Kanye is staking out his own platform on Parler, which, coincidentally is owned by Candace Owens' husband, George Farmer, the son of Lord Michael Farmer. Meanwhile, Dov Charney has cancelled all of Ye's t-shirts because he's radioactive.

“They've been fucking with me too long,” Ye said. “They put the ‘crazy' narrative out there, my Jewish trainer, Harley Pasternak, who's Lizzo's trainer, put it out when I went to the hospital, put it in the press. I got a bunch of friends that went to the hospital — it didn't go to the press.” “They did that just like they did in the documentary, on the third episode, they said ‘We love Ye like the rest of y'all, we know he's a genius like the rest of y'all, but sometimes you have to turn the camera off on him,'” he continued. Ye also said his “White Lives Matter” t-shirt that was going to be put out by Dov Charney at LA Apparel was canceled because Charney was angry about his “Death Con” tweet. “He ain't releasing the tee, because he's Jewish,” Ye said. “And I'm like, see this is my exact point that I'm making! Jewish people have owned the black voice, whether it's through us wearing a Ralph Lauren shirt or it's all of us being signed to a record label, or having a Jewish manager, or being signed to a Jewish basketball team or doing a movie on a Jewish platform like Disney.” Ye said that when Charney told him he wants him to “visit the Holocaust Museum” he responded saying, “I want you to visit Planned Parenthood — that's our Holocaust museum.” Ye said he's gotten “used to being screwed by the Jewish media” because it's happened to him so many times before. “Y'all done poked the bear too fucking long,” Ye said. “When I wore the White Lives Matter tee, I had four SoFi stadium shows — they canceled my shows! I said ‘it's up!'” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/world-voices/support

American Apparel, the company founded by charismatic weirdo Dov Charney, first filed for bankruptcy protection on October 5th, 2015. It amounted to a fall from grace from just three years earlier when Charney had told ABC news that American apparel would live beyond his own lifetime. What he neglected to mention was that its ongoing life would be as an online only store, no longer making clothes in the USA. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly explore how Charney's high-minded idea of making clothes ethically went so dramatically wrong; discuss how the brand got rich by using gritty lo-fi sexuality to sell everyday basics; and look into how Charney's cult of personality eventually proved his undoing… Content warning: reference to sex, abuse, pornography Further Reading: • ‘10 Most Controversial American Apparel Ads' (Time Magazine, 2014): https://time.com/2901435/charney-american-apparel-ads/  • ‘American Apparel files for bankruptcy' (The Guardian, 2015): https://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/oct/05/american-apparel-files-for-bankruptcy  • ‘American Apparel CEO talks about the allegations against him' (ABC, 2014): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iShrIY3GN6s Love the show? Join 

She was Dov Charney's apprentice for 7 years, is currently a VP at a huge music tech company, and is raising two young children near Dodger Stadium. Today we talk ethics, how she landed her gig at American Apparel, and where to get good Chinese food in Chinatown.

Kara and Kacy sit down over zoom with Brittney Scott as she eats pizza to discuss how sun dried tomatoes and nuts allergies are so 90's, moving to Lisbon, living in Dov Charney's house, Kara's Ben Wa balls falling out on the dance floor, hygge, web3, meeting Kacy in a barn at Coachella, getting broken up with over email, how Brittney started painting, and how a Raya match gave Brittney the ick because he tried to be nice to her. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kinda-jaded/support

Dov Charney owes big money to a hedge fund, Esprit pulled a profit, and Sycamore Partners is trying to buy everybody (including maybe Kohl's). Gwen Stefani has a new cosmetics line, and we consider a bit of technology called the Dupe Killer. Come hang out!  www.popfashionpodcast.com 

It's Friday and time to drop episode 89 of the Promo UPFront Podcast with Kirby Hasseman and Bill Petrie on a few eager listeners. This week the Sultans of Shenzhen talk about the trend of consumer brand tattoos, ponder how the shutdown of both Shenzhen and Guangong will further stretch the supply chain, share a golden rule of client communication, opine on Dov Charney's (LA Apparel) bankruptcy filing, and dig deep into Coca-Cola's “Starlight” flavor and how it might damage their brand, and so much more! HUGE thanks to our pals at Shepenco for sponsoring this fine podcast. Remember, if you use the code “SHEPENCO22” on your next order, you'll receive FREE GOODS! For all the details, email our good friend Alex Moltz at alex@shepenco.com!

Dov Charney är förrådd. Det tycker han själv i alla fall. Det är juni 2014 och han har barrikaderat sig en lägenhet i Hell's Kitchen som han kallar för sitt War Room. De han krigar mot är sin egen bolagsstyrelse, som han anser försöker cancela honom i media och håller på med “reputational warfare”. Nu tar han dygnet runt emot telefonsamtal och besökare som han hoppas kan hjälpa honom komma ur den situation han hamnat i och vinna slaget. Då, får han ett telefonsamtal som ska förändra allt och försegla American Apparels öde.Ett program av Blenda Setterwall Klingert. Producent är Joel Silberstein Hont. I redaktionen ingår även Arvid Hallberg, Josefin Patzauer, David Mehr och Love Lyssarides.Vinjetten är skapad av Anne Obel, som också gjort mix och ljudläggning. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/uppgangochfall. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

American Apparels VD och grundare Dov Charney har blivit nästan lika känd som sitt succéföretag, och det är inte bara positivt. När han upprepade gånger stäms för sexuella trakasserier av före detta anställda, utan att dömas, så blir ryktena och rubrikerna många och stora. Synen på American Apparel och deras provokativa, avklädda annonskampanjer förändras och företagets problem börjar diskuteras i allt hårdare ordalag i media. Trots det fortsätter American Apparel att växa och slå nya säljrekord under början av 2010-talet. Men, det ska visa sig att skandalerna och ryktena inte är deras enda bekymmer. American Apparels ekonomiska problem har vuxit i takt med deras ekonomi, som har byggts på lerfötter.Ett program av Blenda Setterwall Klingert. Producent Joel Silberstein Hont. I redaktionen ingår även Arvid Hallberg, Josefin Patzauer, David Mehr och Love Lyssarides.Vinjetten är skapad av Anne Obel, som också gjort mix och ljudläggning.  Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/uppgangochfall. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What a Creep: Dov Charney Season 13, Episode 10 Former CEO & Creep of American Apparel Dov Charney is the creator of American Apparel, a retail clothing chain that sold the building blocks for your hipster wardrobe - leggings, plain T-shirts, and pants. But it had really sleazy marketing and a dedication to not make their clothes in a sweatshop which made them kinda cool. Unfortunately, Dov Charney is probably more famous for his sexual harassment than he is for American Apparel. Sources: Bloomberg Vox “Big Rad Wolf” documentary Claudine Ko's article in Jane magazine Buzzfeed Jezebel Huffington Post The Guardian Wikipedia Trigger warnings: Sexual harassment and sexual assault Be sure to follow us on social media. But don't follow us too closely … don't be a creep about it! Subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts Twitter: https://twitter.com/CreepPod @CreepPod Facebook: Join the private group!  Instagram @WhatACreepPodcast Visit our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/whatacreep Email: WhatACreepPodcast@gmail.com  We've got merch here! https://whatacreeppodcast.threadless.com/# Our website is www.whatacreeppodcast.com  Our logo was created by Claudia Gomez-Rodriguez. Follow her on Instagram @ClaudInCloud  

Text LEARNERS to 44222 for more... Full show notes at www.LearningLeader.com Twitter/IG: @RyanHawk12    https://twitter.com/RyanHawk12 Ryan Holiday is the best-selling author of more than 10 books including The Obstacle Is The Way, Ego Is The Enemy, and most recently, Courage Is Calling. He's sold millions of copies and his work impacts leaders all over the world. Notes: A philosophy of offense. General James Mattis was once asked by a tv reporter, “what keeps you up at night?” And he said, “I keep people up at night.” Captured his philosophy of offense (a bias for action… People who make it happen) Preparation makes you brave. —- the Army life handbook that was handed out to millions of soldiers in the Second World War. All about preparation. As Epictetus says the goal when we experience adversity is to be able to say, “this is what I've trained for, for this is my discipline.” Never question another man's courage. “It's very easy to judge. It's very hard to know.” Waste not a second questioning another man's courage. Put that scrutiny solely on your own. Be strong and of good courage. We hear in the book of Joshua. William Faulkner said  “be scared. You can't help that. But don't be afraid.” You can't spend all day in deliberation — the story of a Spartan king who was marching across Greece. As he entered each new country, he sent envoys to ask whether he should be prepared to treat them as friends or enemies. Most of the nations decided quickly and chose friendship. But one king wanted to think about his options. So he thought and thought and thought until it was chosen for him. “Let him consider it then,” the frustrated Spartan General said as he fixed his jaw. “Which we March on.” Even if you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. You are voting to let them decide. The power of poise — in the year 175, Marcus Aurelius was betrayed by his general Avidius Cassius in an attempted coup. He could have been scared. He could have been furious. He could have exploded. But this would not happen. He said, “the nearer a man is to a calm mind, the closer he is to strength.” Ernest Shackleton — Arctic expedition got stuck in the ice. His motto —fortitudine vincimus — By endurance we conquer The courage to care — General Mattis said “cynicism is cowardice, it takes courage to care.” Only the brave believe, especially when everyone else is full of doubt. the story of Theodore Roosevelt the biographer Herman Hagedorn wrote “is the story of a small boy who read about great men and decided he wanted to be like them.” Ryan shared a personal story about his experience working for American Apparel and his relationship with founder/CEO, Dov Charney. He was asked to do something immoral and he declined... But, he didn't stop Dov from doing it. "It doesn't age well to just be scared in the moment. All that's left is what you didn't do." When you earn some power or develop a platform, how will you use it? When Lyndon Johnson became President, he said, "What the hell is the presidency for if not to do big things?" Consistency -- How does Ryan produce so much work (publishing lots of books) on a consistent basis? You have to show up every day. Tackle the smallest component part of the project for that day. Do what's in front of you. Why does Ryan work out every day? "I like to think, 'who's in charge?' I'm in charge." Excellence = All leaders are readers Curiosity is a must Desire for knowledge Self-discipline An element of service - it's not just about you How does Ryan define success? Autonomy. "The power of my own life, who I spend time with, and what I'm doing. I don't want to be a slave to the system."

One year after her resignation from the New York Times, Bari sits down with author (and America's most famous Stoic) Ryan Holiday to talk about how the media broke and who is to blame for breaking it. Holiday knows about fake news: In his 2012 bestseller, “Trust Me, I'm Lying,” he explains how he manipulated the media on behalf of himself and his clients, including Tucker Max and Dov Charney of American Apparel. Holiday is also the author of "Conspiracy," the story of how billionaire Peter Thiel brought down the gossip site Gawker. We discuss the unintended consequences of Thiel's success, the economics of outrage, Stoicism, opening a bookstore during COVID, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we prove that #yesallmen. Hayley tells the story of American Apparel and its predator of a CEO Dov Charney. Dov really showed that all good things can and will be ruined by a creepy ass man. This is why we can’t have nice T-shirts. Then, Kat teaches a lesson on Marvin Heemeyer and his “killdozer.” Marvin felt wronged by zoning laws so he decided to take things into his own hands.. And the internet made him a hero for it.  Support the brands who support us!  For 20% off your order of Seventh Hill CBD visit seventhhillcbd.com and enter our promo code nightclassy. https://linktr.ee/NightClassy Produced by Parasaur Studios © 2021

For part 2 of our American Apparel series, we forensically* investigate founder and former CEO Dov Charney’s wealth of sexual harassment lawsuits and discuss how they ultimately led to the company’s chaotic implosion in 2015. We consider how this controversy relates to contemporary sexual dynamics and finally answer the question that’s been weighing on our nation’s psyche for over 15 years: Is Dov Charney a schizophrenic genius or a libertarian pervert?

For the international debut of Nymphet Alumni, we discuss American Apparel's epic rise and fall, why it's making a comeback in 2021, Dov Charney's existential horniness, and whether or not we're all massive perverts for being obsessed with tennis skirts.

Robert Greene's bestseller, “48 Laws of Power”, discusses what power looks like, how to get it, and what to do against other powerful competitors. The 48 Laws of Power is popular with well-known rappers, entrepreneurs, celebrities, athletes and actors including 50 Cent, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Ludacris, Drake, Dov Charney, Brian Grazer, Michael Jackson, and Will Smith. However, do some of the laws give people sociopath vibes? Don't miss out on these long term unconventional best friends (+ special guest: Acorn Biolabs founder, Steven ten Holder) discussing best practices and scenarios when applying some of the laws of power live on Clubhouse. Join us live every Monday at 9am PST (12pm EST) on Clubhouse (https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/Unconventional). Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unconventional.talk/ Subscribe at https://www.unconventionaltalk.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unconventionaltalks/message

*The BigRad Wolf is a documentary about the rise and fall of American Apparel. Specifically, it shows viewers how Dov Charney created American Apparel, the oppositions he faced, and how greedy investors took the company from him.* *Movie Complex - Quibi Playlist* *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpETqbJcBpY&list=PL1unqO_9ZDFJMpSFSCK7TxGzdtzU_ucW_* *#quibi #quibishows #quibishowreviews #moviecomplex* *Movie Complex Instagram* *https://www.instagram.com/moviecomplexchannel/* *Movie Complex Twitter* *https://twitter.com/moviecomplex* *AFFILIATE LINKS* *GRUV.com = Free shipping sitewide on ALL orders over $25!: https://bit.ly/3j7xU2g* *Things from Another World!: https://bit.ly/2G65UyQ* *Please give this video a thumbs up, subscribe and ring the notification bell for alerts on new content.* *Please subscribe and share this podcast to let me know you liked it.* *DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service through these links that I provide, I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thanks for supporting my channel so that I can bring you free content each week.*

The second of a fascinating two-part discussion, this episode delves deeper into Ming Peiffer’s Usual Girls. The play premiered in 2018 at Roundabout Underground for an extended, sold-out run. Catalyzed by the allegations against American Apparel’s Dov Charney, playwright Peiffer began to investigate the stories of women and the milestones in the sexual maturation of girls in America that can lead to a fraught and vulnerable relationship to one’s own sexuality. Peiffer put the patriarchy, rape culture, sexism, misogyny, and racism on trial in her professional debut work. What does healthy sexual development look like? How can femmes claim (or reclaim) their own sexuality? Is it possible to shed the culturally imposed shame and guilt and adopt an outlook of pleasure? What should effective sex education teach and when? What sexual stereotypes do we impose upon different communities, be it Black, Latinx, Asian, and how do we counter them? What are the consequences of teaching abstinence-only, medically inaccurate, or emotionally devoid sex ed? Peiffer, host Ruthie Fierberg, and experts Dr. Tracie Gilbert, a sex educator, writer, researcher, and consultant with over 25 years experience, specializing in work with Black communities; Professor Lisa Speidel, assistant professor and general faculty in the Gender and Sexuality department at the University of Virginia, and editor of The Edge of Sex; Professor Celine Parrenas Shimizu, Director of the School of Cinema, member of the graduate faculty of Sexuality Studies at San Francisco State University, filmmaker, and author; and Justine Ang Fonte, a disruptor in health education and Director of Health and Wellness at an NYC K-12 school, gather to discuss everything from pleasure to self-discovery, recovering from violence to self-defense and all the coming-of-age in between. Referred to in this episode Meet Ericka Hart Consent outside of sex The stats on sexual assault and rape CDC’s 16 critical topics in high school sex ed Music video: WAP Create the change Read Pleasure Activism by Adrienne Maree Brown Check out K-12 sex education resources from Advocates for Youth How to teach consent to kids at every age Practice enthusiastic collaborative consent Learn to set safe sexual boundaries Lesson Plan: How to teach accurate reproductive anatomy and physiology to kids Explore your own pleasure at stores geared towards female pleasure like Babeland or The Smitten Kitten Learn to know thyself from Audre Lorde Watch the documentary On The Record  Why We Theater is a product of part of the Broadway Podcast Network, edited by Derek Gunther, and produced by Alan Seales.  Follow us @whywetheater on Instagram & Twitter. Our theme music is by Benjamin Velez. Hear more at BenjaminVelez.com. Our logo is by Christina Minopoli. See more at MinopoliDesign.com. Special thanks to Genesis Johnson, Dori Berinstein, Leigh Silverman, Patrick Taylor, Tony Montenieri, Elena Mayer, Wesley Birdsall, and Suzanne Chipkin. Connect with Ruthie! RuthieFierberg.com Instagram: @ruthiefierceberg Twitter: @RuthiesATrain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The first of a critical two-part discussion, this episode focuses on Ming Peiffer’s Usual Girls. The play premiered in 2018 at Roundabout Underground for an extended, sold-out run. Catalyzed by the allegations against American Apparel’s Dov Charney, playwright Peiffer began to investigate the stories of women and the milestones in the sexual maturation of girls in America that can lead to a fraught and vulnerable relationship to one’s own sexuality. Peiffer put the patriarchy, rape culture, sexism, misogyny, and racism on trial in her professional debut work. What does healthy sexual development look like? How can femmes claim (or reclaim) their own sexuality? Is it possible to shed the culturally imposed shame and guilt and adopt an outlook of pleasure? What should effective sex education teach and when? What sexual stereotypes do we impose upon different communities, be it Black, Latinx, Asian, and how do we counter them? What are the consequences of teaching abstinence-only, medically inaccurate, or emotionally devoid sex ed? Peiffer, host Ruthie Fierberg, and experts Dr. Tracie Gilbert, a sex educator, writer, researcher, and consultant with over 25 years experience, specializing in work with Black communities; Professor Lisa Speidel, assistant professor and general faculty in the Gender and Sexuality department at the University of Virginia, and editor of The Edge of Sex; Professor Celine Parrenas Shimizu, Director of the School of Cinema, member of the graduate faculty of Sexuality Studies at San Francisco State University, filmmaker, and author; and Justine Ang Fonte, a disruptor in health education and Director of Health and Wellness at an NYC K-12 school, gather to discuss everything from pleasure to self-discovery, recovering from violence to self-defense and all the coming-of-age in between. Referred to in this episode Kinsey Institute What is a “comfort woman”? Who gets the most right-swipes on dating apps? Sexual stereotypes of Black communities and Asian communities Lesson Plan: How to teach accurate reproductive anatomy and physiology to kids Only 15 of 50 states required to be medically accurate; and other sex ed laws What is rape culture? As explained by Marshall University or Buzzfeed Children’s Book: Sex is a Funny Word Music video: WAP Create the change Check out K-12 sex education resources from Advocates for Youth How to teach consent to kids at every age Explore your own pleasure at stores geared towards female pleasure like Babeland or The Smitten Kitten Watch Justine Fonte’s “Story” Read Emily Nagoski’s Come As You Are Read Celine Parrenas Shimizu’s The Hypersexuality of Race: Performing Asian American Women on Screen and Scene Read Shimizu’s The Feminist Porn Book: The Politics of Producing Pleasure Read Lisa Spiedel’s The Edge of Sex: Navigating aa Sexually Confusing Culture From the Margins  Why We Theater is a product of part of the Broadway Podcast Network, edited by Derek Gunther, and produced by Alan Seales.  Follow us @whywetheater on Instagram & Twitter. Our theme music is by Benjamin Velez. Hear more at BenjaminVelez.com. Our logo is by Christina Minopoli. See more at MinopoliDesign.com. Special thanks to Genesis Johnson, Dori Berinstein, Leigh Silverman, Patrick Taylor, Tony Montenieri, Elena Mayer, Wesley Birdsall, and Suzanne Chipkin. Connect with Ruthie! RuthieFierberg.com Instagram: @ruthiefierceberg Twitter: @RuthiesATrain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

American Apparel was, at one time, the fastest retail rollout in American history boasting more than 280 stores in the world's hippest neighborhoods. The man behind the brand, Dov Charney, pioneered the radical movement for "ethically made, sweatshop free" clothing and received the most prestigious accolades. So how did this brand end in a series of disgraceful events that would send it spiraling downwards from the upper echelons of the fashion world? Get it here at Episode 15 of The Great Fail. Tune in on AdvertiseCast: https://www.advertisecast.com/TheGreatFail Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Why Here contributor Claudine Ko reports a story she always finds an angle that provokes intrigue with readers. She's spent years seeking the truth in a story about Me Too and the the pottery world. In 2004 she wrote THE American Apparel story that made some feel as though founder Dov Charney should become a pariah for his overtly candid and sexual management style. On this week's episode of Why Here, Claudine sits to chat with hosts Benton Whitley and Tristan McAllister about her take on these stories and what it means to be an objective journalist in the time of cancel culture. Special guest Jane Pratt, former editor-in-chief at Jane magazine, joins the conversation to talk about how the American Apparel story might have had a different outcome today.

Arizona’s governor pushed back the start of the school year from early-August to mid-August since his state has the worst Covid-19 numbers in the nation. Teachers unions don’t think that a two-week delay is enough to keep students, staff, and faculty safe.  The Biden-Sanders joint task force put out policy recommendations last week, and left-leaning members seem happy with the direction things are moving. The next step is getting these recommendations into the official Democratic party platform next month.  And in headlines: Dov Charney’s Los Angeles Apparel factory sees deadly coronavirus breakout, a new way to calculate dog years, and Tucker Carlson’s racist writer resigns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We welcome first time guest, Julie Fredrickson of J. Fre Consulting to dig into Social Media Marketing with Live Video. Julie is an expert when it comes to Social Media with both Marketing Strategy and Social Media Management. We are going to talk to Julie about live videos, how to best use them, what people like to hear and how you can be involved even if going live is not your thing. Sponsored by: Impressions Expo. Use the Promo Code RegularGuysIE for a FREE Expo Pass! Our regular listeners know this, but 2 Regular Guys are all about garment decorating, a bit of fun, and no rants or lectures or selling. We are not doing this for our employers, but rather for our industry. Since February 2013, The 2 Regular Guys have been the first and the most listened to garment decorating industry podcast on this planet! We are humbled by all of you tuning in each week. We work hard to bring you information that will make your business better, and our industry better. Take a look at our incredible weekly guest list and you'll understand where this industry goes for news, interviews and the heartbeat of garment decorating. Thanks for listening! News According to a news report from NBC Los Angeles on July 1, garment manufacturer LA Apparel confirms it was shut down by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health after testing showed more than 100 workers tested positive for COVID-19.For the past three months, the company has focused much of its manufacturing on cloth face coverings and other garments for protection against the virus. NBCLA visited one of the plants in March, shortly after LA Apparel shifted production to PPE items. The news station notes, “No one was seen without face covering, and most if not all workers appeared to be several feet apart.”The closure affects three plants, all located in South Los Angeles on East 59th Street, where a total of 151 employees tested positive, according to Public Health data posted online.LA Apparel founder Dov Charney told NBCLA the shutdown affects 2,000 workers and that the company is working to complete another round of testing as soon as this week.Stahls Talks Business on a Budget and also Caps in Upcoming Webinars On July 13, Stahls' expert Mike Koval hosts a free webinar titled Start a T-Shirt Business for Under $2,000 at 11 a.m. ET. In the session, Koval talks about the investment of starting a T-shirt business and how to make it happen with the right equipment and supplies on a budget. He also offers insider tips for starting a print business at home.On July 20, Stahls' expert Josh Ellsworth hosts a free webinar titled How to Print & Profit with Hats at 11 a.m. ET. In this session, Ellsworth covers the growing headwear category and teaches attendees how to create high-quality, retail-ready products with a Hotronix 360 IQ Hat heat press. He'll also explore various hat styles, emblems, and print locations that drive profit.Start a T-Shirt Business Under $2,000: https://event.webinarjam.com/register/76/62r0lb79Print & Profit with Hats: https://event.webinarjam.com/register/74/pq967b4mDad Joke: What is brown and sticky?A stick! Social Media Marketing Julie Fredrickson is the Owner of J. Fre Consulting, a Minnesota-based Media Relations company. They provide Digital Marketing & Advertising, Social Media Management, and Consulting. Julie has 20+ years of marketing experience in a variety of facets from old school guerilla marketing and event planning, to recruiting, radio advertising, and ultimately social media and digital marketing. She is a Wife and the Mother of two Preschool Princesses. She calls herself a networking butterfly and her favorite quote is "In a World of Cheerios, Be a Fruit Loop." Aaron: Since we're recording this podcast as a live event, let's talk live marketing. Why should I "Go Live" rather than just post a video that is edited and looks better? Terry: When should I "Go Live"? Aaron: How long should a "Live" be?

Ego is the enemy, Trust me I’m lying and The Obstacle is the Way are just a few of Ryan Holiday’s bestselling books. We chop it up GOOD and talk about personality disorders, his old boss Dov Charney and his new book, Stillness Is The Key.

Ex CEO of American Apparel, Dov Charney built a business that was worth almost a billion dollars and some say also drove it into the ground. This is his side of the story, from a fascinating, brilliant and flawed person who is still dealing with the aftermath of what happened. We chop it up GOOD and talk about everything from why Donald Trump has a right to exist, the importance of intensity and why I'm a school boy. 

Dov Charney, Founder of American Apparel and, more recently, Los Angeles Apparel is a controversial figure, but controversy is something that he seems to thrive in. Dov and I talk about his beginnings in Montreal, the start of his company American Apparel, losing that company, and starting anew with Los Angeles Apparel.

In this week’s episode, we discuss made in the U.S.A. and innovation with Dov Charney, founder of Los Angeles Apparel, and Ram Sareen, CEO of Tukatech, a provider of fashion technology solutions.

Before the end of a busy and exciting year for radio and podcasts, the Third Coast staff got together to recap and reflect on 2017.Johanna, Maya, Gwen, Dennis and Isabel discussed the shows and moments in the audio world from 2017 that they won't soon forget... and talked about what they look forward to hearing more of in 2018 and beyond.What we won’t forget from 2017:Johanna: How much everyone wanted to talk (debate, and reconsider, and take some more) about S-Town.Isabel: The rise of mini-series, often delving into the mind of one man (yep, mostly men), including: Missing Richard Simmons, Start Up’s series on Dov Charney, The Pope’s Long Con, Mogul: The Life & Death of Chris Lighty, Embedded’s “Trump Stories”Dennis: Podcast producers making limited series that can end, like Showcase & Heaven’s Gate.Maya: How inspiring it was — especially for public media newsrooms — when 74 Seconds won the Third Coast/RHDF Best Documentary: Gold.Gwen: This latest season of Heavyweight & the divisive set-up of Where Should We Begin? with Esther Perel.What we’re looking forward to in 2018:Gwen: MORE OF THE THINGS I LOVE!!!!Johanna: More people re-thinking the podcast form — like in CBC’s Alone: A Love Story.Maya: A nightly, live on-air radio broadcast hosted by women about urgent, topical issues, like WNYC’s “A Reckoning in Our Own House”Isabel: More great Spanish-language and bilingual podcasts! Shout out to Martina Castro’s bilingual provocation.Dennis: Pieces without clear narrative arcs — and podcasts & radio stories made overseas, but NOT in Europe. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Krisztina ‘Z’ Holly is the host of The Art of Manufacturing Podcast where she interviews the entrepreneurs, founders, and CEO’s that are pushing the boundaries of the manufacturing world in Los Angeles and is the founder of Make it in LA. Before she started podcasting she studied Engineering at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, MA and she created the first ever TEDx Talks while working at the University of Southern California (TEDxUSC) where she curated and hosted the talks for four years. 08:26 - Why she became interested in podcasting 11:39 - Where her high standards come from 14:34 - The story behind creating the first ever TEDx Talks 18:36 - What she learned about pitching ideas from putting TEDx together 21:19 - The decision making process 26:22 - Her, “I Have an Idea” folder 27:38 - Her dad and the invention he’s been working on 33:12 - Her experience of attending MIT as a woman 41:48 - The kind of guests she likes having on her podcast 44:58 - What she thinks make a really good interview 47:04 - How I select my Podcast Junkies guests 49:30 - My Venn Diagram 53:17 - Her most challenging interviews 54:30 - Her conversation with Dov Charney 59:13 - The type of guests she gets excited about having on her show 1:01:49 - That time she did an interview with a convicted murderer 1:06:07 - What she’s changed her mind about recently 1:07:00 - The one most misunderstood thing about her Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/z-holly-interview★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Please find some links and notes from the 2 Regular Guys Podcast. It has been over 4 years and we are excited to bring you our 200th Episode. In celebration of the 200th Episode, Terry and Aaron are going to give you 200 Niche Markets and share your ideas that you submitted via the hashtag #200NicheMarkets. This will be a fun and fast paced episode with lots of great ideas for new markets to explore. Sponsored by: Equipment Zone and Pic The Gift Our regular listeners know this, but 2 Regular Guys are all about garment decorating, a bit of fun, and no rants or lectures or selling. We are not doing this for our employers, but rather for our industry. For the past 4 years, 2 Regular Guys have been the first and the most listened to garment decorating industry podcast on this planet! We are humbled by all of you tuning in each week. We work hard to bring you information that will make your business better, and our industry better. Take a look at our incredible weekly guest list and you'll understand where this industry goes for news, interviews and the heartbeat of garment decorating. Thanks for listening!! News Items TSC Announces Partnership with Dov Charney - TSC Apparel announces an exclusive partnership with designer Dov Charney and his clothing line, Los Angeles Apparel. The former American Apparel CEO's new brand is a line of basics crafted and manufactured in South Central Los Angeles. Shoutouts Marshall Hamilton from Kids Play Graphics is a regular listener and stopped by the Equipment Zone booth at ISS Atlantic City to say hello. Izabella Pintarich another regular listener with Solid Stitch Embroidery was in one of Aaron's seminars in Atlantic City. 200 Niche Markets (or as many as we can talk about in one hour!) What is a niche market? This is a narrowly focused slice of the market that you know and understand intimately, and have the potential of owning this market. And of course, the potential of expanding this market ever wider and ever wider. Compared to the shotgun approach, everyone is my customer, this is laser focus with the potential of reaching everyone involved in that focused market. The purpose of this conversation. We're not necessarily suggesting you jot down a niche and build your business around it. If you love an idea, by all means, go for it. But we're attempting to get your creative juices flowing to create your own niche in the marketplace. And if one or more of our ideas helps you to match up a personal passion with your business, all the better. Pillow Cases as a product line - Sometimes it's not just a niche market but a niche product category as well. East Coast printer who prints anniversary, just married and a variety of other pillow cases through their website. This is best suited to DTG printing. Hot Air Ballooning - they need jackets, it's cold up there. They love lots of colors and big designs! (Tweet from Erich Campbell) Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties - Suggested in one of my Niche Market seminars. If you've ever been to Vegas, you've seen these shirts. Contact wedding and party planners and offer to do shirts for bachelor/bachelorette party, wedding party, etc., paying a commission to the party planner. Holiday Socks - I was just talking last week with a decorator who sells very ornate decorated socks on the internet. Her niche? Socks for all the major holidays. Aaron, since you only wear sublimation socks you have to appreciate this! Ice Cream and Whale Watching - The entrepreneur spirit said, “We should put those whale watching pictures on t-shirts while they eat their ice cream treats!” What should be our first thought in almost every situation? “I should do shirts!” Marijuana Dispensaries - Suggested also in a seminar, a Colorado ASI dealer said she's focused on t-shirts being sold at the legal dispensaries. She commented that she gets orders for some really wild artwork. Promotional Products Distributors - Most advertising s...

Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court confirmation hearings. Human going-out-top and 24 year-old conservative Tomi Lahren facing blowback after supporting abortion rights on The View. Prominent women CEOs of startups are in hot water. But that's nothing compared to the attempted rehabilitation of American Apparel founder and CEO super villain Dov Charney.

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Following his ousting from American Apparel, Dov Charney has been eager to restart and launch his new venture—Los Angeles Apparel. He has assembled the fabric, the equipment, and the people to help make his new clothing line. Now he needs to find his customer base. In this, the season finale of StartUp, Charney debuts his product to a group of people that knows his history well. But will his past prove to be an obstacle, or become part of what leads his new business to success?

In the spring of 2014, the American Apparel board offered Dov Charney two options: forfeit your position as CEO and stay on as a creative consultant or be removed from the company entirely. Charney chose the latter, and it became big news.  It’s a story that has followed Charney as he starts his new business. But there are two accounts of what happened at American Apparel: Dov’s and the board’s. In this episode, we explore the moments that led up to Charney’s ousting, and the fallout from a founder’s firing.

In 2007, Dov Charney took American Apparel public, placing the company under heightened scrutiny. This meant Charney lost the privacy and autonomy he’d grown accustomed to.  And, as more stories emerged from inside the company, some began to reevaluate the man they’d chosen to work with.

While Dov Charney was running American Apparel, he didn’t shy away from unconventionality. And for many entrepreneurs, breaking convention is an essential part of growing an innovative company. But pushing boundaries is one thing. Completely ignoring them is another. In this episode, we explore the nebulous lines between Charney’s professional and personal relationships. We ask the the women of American Apparel what it was like to work for the former CEO and how, in a company where the boundaries aren’t clear, they could determine what was—and wasn’t—appropriate in the workplace.

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In this episode, we trace American Apparel’s rise from the early wholesale days in South Carolina to the booming retail behemoth that the company eventually became. We speak with some of the people closest to Dov Charney along the way, in order to figure out how his past informs the present. We also begin to explore how sexuality came to define the American Apparel brand, and how Dov’s unorthodox business practices and questionable personal behavior led to widespread scrutiny about what was really going on at the company.  

Dov Charney is trying to rebuild a multi-million dollar apparel company from the ground up. But he can’t do it alone. In this episode, we’ll hear from the people who have signed on to work with Charney, the people who have remained loyal to him since the early days of American Apparel, and those who have been inspired to join him in his new venture. The commitment Charney receives from his workers feels like a double-edged sword—the more they devote their time and energy to his new company, the more they depend on its success. This time around, the pressure to succeed feels much, much higher. To learn more about Undone and the other shows Gimlet is launching this fall, go to gimletmedia.com/fallseason.

Season 4 of StartUp continues with the story of a well-known entrepreneur who built a widely recognized business, lost it all, and is now starting over—from scratch. Over the next several episodes, we’ll hear as this founder makes his second attempt at success, and creates an entirely new company in the shadow of his controversial past.

American Apparel's controverial founder built a multi-hundred million dollar company that created thousands of local jobs and helped define popular culture in Los Angeles and the world. And then he lost it all. Dov Charney is also notorious for how he was ousted as CEO from his own company. Enough has been written about that, but rumor had it he is starting a new venture so I wanted to learn what's next. We learn how this entrepreneur has used hustle, technology, and his talents as a photographer to build an apparel empire from the humblest of beginnings. It's a behind-the-scenes-look into his unique personality and a candid dialogue about (in)famy, fortune, and how he plans to reinvent himself as a fashion mogul. The episode starts with a brief chat with comedian Graham Elwood. As an entertainer, he has experience and opinions about manufacturing his own merchandise, and he gives some perspectives on what drove him to manufacture domestically. The views expressed on this podcast are those of the guests and not our sponsors or partners. For more information: http://makeitinla.org/dovcharney

No one ever "gives" an entrepreneur a job, they make one for themselves. Entrepreneurs don't ask for permission, they just do. And no one exemplifies this better than Ryan Holiday who has made an entire career out of refusing to play by the rules. As a writer he started off by dropping out of college to apprentice under Robert Greene as a research assistant. To date he's published 5 bestselling books, his first book now being taught in colleges around the world. As a marketer he got his first job as the Director of Marketing at American Apparel by starting off as a marketing consultant and catching the eye of founder Dov Charney. Today, he works as a world-renowned media strategist he can count among his list of clients the likes of Tim Ferriss, Tucker Max and Linkin Park just to name a few. So how did he manage to achieve so much all before turning 30? For Holiday it's a mastery of two things: the media and your own self-development. "I found that the more that I go out and learn stuff on my own, the more opportunities I create through me, then the better I am at my job," he said. We speak with Ryan as where we talk everything from his process to media strategy to his advice on how to always keep learning in order to be successful. In this episode you will learn: The secret to getting driving attention to your business with social proof How to pitch journalists, bloggers and reports from major media channels The importance of self-reflection and humility in order to succeed What works and doesn't work when it comes to successful PR Where to go and what to do when you need a mentor & much more!

Ego, Philosophy, Business, Humility, Relationships   Summary   Ego is a word often-used in the negative context. But whether that part of the human element brings positive or negative results is dependent upon whether we control it … or it controls us. We'll discuss that in our Thought of the Day. And later in today's interview, we'll talk with Ryan Holiday, who wrote a brilliant book entitled Ego is the Enemy. What exactly does he mean by that, and how can we utilize that wisdom for our success and happiness? That and more on today's show. Bob's Thought of the Day   You'll discover:   The benefits of controlling your own ego. Why an uncontrolled or misdirected ego is the cause of most of our individual and social problems. How you can have great success in your relationships and benefit others by being aware of both your own ego, as well as theirs. The importance of understanding that the other person's ego is driving their thoughts, words, and actions.   Interview with Ryan Holiday   You'll discover:   How and why Stoic philosophy plays a part in his new book. The distinction between ego and confidence. Examples of leaders whose strengths became weaknesses, including Dov Charney and Steve Jobs. How humility can be a path to greatness. Ryan's “canvas” strategy and how it can make you indispensable in your organization. Click to Tweet   Ego can cause significant damage when it controls its human host. Wherever you are, whatever you're doing, your worst enemy already lives inside you: your ego. via @ryanholiday Discover how humility can become the path to greatness in our interview with @ryanholiday.   Interview Links   RyanHoliday.net EGO is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday Trust Me, I'm Lying by Ryan Holiday Growth Hacker Marketing by Ryan Holiday Resources   GoGiverSalesAcademy.com The Go-Giver Leader TheGoGiver.com GoGiverSpeaker.com Burg.com How to Post a Review

Taken from episode #124 February 2015. Robert Greene is the author of the New York Times bestsellers The 48 Laws of Power, The Art of Seduction, The 33 Strategies of War, The 50th Law and Mastery. In addition to having a strong following within the business world and a deep following in Washington, DC, Greene’s books are hailed by everyone from war historians to the biggest musicians in the industry. Here we get an EXCLUSIVE about Robert's newest book that is likely to be released 2016 if all goes well. Each BEST OF SEASON ONE (BOSO) show HIGHLIGHTS the worlds most successful "Alpha" Interviews for JUST 20 MINUTES. Greene's first book, The 48 Laws of Power, is a practical guide for anyone who wants power, observes power, or wants to arm themselves against power. The laws are a distillation of 3,000 years in the history of power, drawing on the lives of strategists and historical figures like Niccolò Machiavelli, Sun Tzu, Haile Selassie I, Carl von Clausewitz, Queen Elizabeth I, Henry Kissinger, and P.T. Barnum. Each law has its own chapter, complete with a "transgression of the law," "observation of the law," and a "reversal." The 48 Laws of Power has sold more than 700,000 copies. It is popular with well-known rappers, entrepreneurs, celebrities, athletes and actors including 50 Cent, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Busta Rhymes, Ludacris, DJ Premier, Dov Charney, Brian Grazer, Andrew Bynum, Chris Bosh, and Will Smith. Greene attended U.C. Berkeley and the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where he received a degree in classical studies. He currently lives in Los Angeles, grab all of the books over at www.http://powerseductionandwar.com.      

Twitter integrates Periscope into its platform, instantly taking its user base from 10 million to over 300 million. But will video translate into profits? Plus, we dip into the Fool Mailbag and analyze the potential return of apparel retail’s Dov Charney.

Ryan Holiday is a media strategist for notorious clients like Tucker Max and Dov Charney.  He is the Director of Marketing at American Apparel, where his work in advertising is internationally known. His strategies are used as case studies by Twitter, YouTube and Google and have been written about in AdAge, the New York Times, Gawker, and Fast Company. His book, Trust Me, I am Lying, Confessions of a Media Manipulator was a Wall Street Journal Bestseller.

In the 40th edition of the F.I.N. Radio Show, I discuss the top stories in the March/April 2015 edition of the Women's Wear Daily magazine. Below are the topics discussed: * Our Weekly Recap Which Includes... - WME/IMG Acquires MADE Fashion WEEK - Pharrell Williams To Receive A CFDA Award - C.L.A.S.S. Wraps Tour In NY - AMAZON To Purchase Luxury e-Commerce Company NET-A-PORTER.com * Story 1: - President Obama Has Launched A Textiles Competition * Story 2: - Dov Charney & American Apparel Update, We Have The Latest! An action packed, fully informative episode of F.I.N. Radio. The fashion industries #1 Podcast!!! Twitter: @FIN_RADIO Facebook: FINradioShow Email: Jennifer@FINradio.Co

This week, Shelley & Whitney celebrate the ouster of the embattled American Apparel CEO, Dov Charney. If you recall, the GFs started a campaign to raise awareness to Dov Charney’s questionable practices, including the company’s borderline pornographic ad campaigns. The ladies also share take on President Obama’s plan to have his daughters work minimum wage […] The post The Girlfriends – The Girlfriends Big Win appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

In this edition of the WWDaily Podcast, I discuss two of the top stories in the June edition of the Women's Wear Daily magazine. Below are the topics discussed: - Our Weekly Re-Cap - Cara Delevingne Teams up with DKNY for Capsule Collection - The latest on EX Founder and CEO Dov Charney being Ousted from American Apparel An action packed, fully informative episode of the Your WWDaily Podcast. The fashion industries #1 Fashion Podcast! Bringing you insider information directly from the pages of the Women's Wear Daily magazine!!! Twitter: @WWDailyPodcast Instagram: @JenniferMarie_T Email: WWDailyPodcast@Gmail.Com

This week, Shelley & Whitney celebrate the ouster of the embattled American Apparel CEO, Dov Charney. If you recall, the GFs started a campaign to raise awareness to Dov Charney’s questionable practices, including the company’s borderline pornographic ad campaigns. The ladies also share take on President Obama’s plan to have his daughters work minimum wage […] The post The Girlfriends – The Girlfriends’ Big Win appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

June Thomas, Noreen Malone and Jessica Winter discuss notorious scumbags Dov Charney and Terry Richardson, Lana Del Rey's new album, and talk to Doree Shafrir about her her BuzzFeed piece “I Was Sure Freezing My Eggs Would Solve Everything.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Robert Soroka, Marketing Professor at Concordia University about Dov Charney's ouster from American Apparel

When you sit down to speak to the man known as the best media manipulator in the business, you start to wonder who is really going to be in control. Ryan Holiday is a man whose reputation precedes him in a huge way.  After doing business with the likes of Tucker Max, Tim Ferriss, Robert Greene (48 Laws of Power) and Dov Charney of American Apparel, you know he's a highly qualified marketer.  On top of that he's an accomplished author of the books "Trust Me, I'm Lying", "Growth Hacking", and his latest "The Obstacle is the Way."

Gillian G is a Toronto illustrator and comic. Her style influences are her 'classy' family, her Mennonite roots, and her love of offbeat colour and costumes. she said she's much more likely to take a fashion risk if she thinks she won't run into anyone she knows....cute!  She's also one of the great brains behind Drunk Feminist Films.   Her website is at: http://www.gilliang.com  Her webcomic at: http://www.jerkfaceahole.com If you texted Gillian during the interview you have yourself to blame…… We discussed the defunct Sassy magazine and the millenial reboot that is Rookie; feminism, sweat shops, Dov Charney, Pam Anderson....the usual. Please check http:///www.dresscodecracker.com for more!         

My guest today is Ryan Holiday, director of marketing for American Apparel; media strategist for Tucker Max, Dov Charney, and others. The topic is his book The Obstacle Is the Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph. In this episode of Trend Following Radio we discuss: Marcus Aurelius' philosophy and stoicism, and why it has such a hold on Holiday Distraction Why the impediment to action actually advances action The unpredictability of the world, and how we react to the world George Clooney, and his start as an actor related to the obstacles we all face Steve Jobs' reality distortion field What drives Holiday today How will is the ultimate trump card The two definitions of will Alabama Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban and his approach to the moment of now Feeling great about the fight, the adversity, and the challenge How the process is intrinsically valuable Jump in! --- I'm MICHAEL COVEL, the host of TREND FOLLOWING RADIO, and I'm proud to have delivered 10+ million podcast listens since 2012. Investments, economics, psychology, politics, decision-making, human behavior, entrepreneurship and trend following are all passionately explored and debated on my show. To start? I'd like to give you a great piece of advice you can use in your life and trading journey… cut your losses! You will find much more about that philosophy here: https://www.trendfollowing.com/trend/ You can watch a free video here: https://www.trendfollowing.com/video/ Can't get enough of this episode? You can choose from my thousand plus episodes here: https://www.trendfollowing.com/podcast My social media platforms: Twitter: @covel Facebook: @trendfollowing LinkedIn: @covel Instagram: @mikecovel Hope you enjoy my never-ending podcast conversation!

Michael Covel talks to Ryan Holiday, director of marketing for American Apparel; media strategist for Tucker Max, Dov Charney, and others; and author of the new book “The Obstacle Is The Way”. This is Holiday’s third appearance on the podcast. Covel and Holiday discuss Marcus Aurelius’ philosophy and stoicism, and why it has such a hold on Holiday; distraction; why the impediment to action actually advances action; the unpredictability of the world, and how we react to the world; George Clooney, and his start as an actor related to the obstacles we all face; Steve Jobs’ reality distortion field; what drives Holiday today; how will is the ultimate trump card; the two definitions of will; Alabama Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban and his approach to the moment of now; feeling great about the fight, the adversity, and the challenge; how the process is intrinsically valuable. For more information on Ryan Holiday, go to ryanholiday.net. Want a free trend following DVD? Go to trendfollowing.com/win.

Gary Butterfield and Kole Ross discuss what's different about Dark Souls II, then dive right into Things Betwixt and Majula. It's an exciting time to be a Souls fan, and we're glad to have you along with us as we discover the kingdom of Drangleic together. This episode covers up through your encounter with the Emerald Herald in Majula. The next episode will cover the entirety of The Forest of Fallen Giants. LINKS OF NOTE: O'Doyle Rules Dov Charney DS2 SL1 - Emarrel Video Blue Canary In the Outlet by the Lightswitch I Fell in the Pit Amazing Lobos Jr. Watch all these videos Dark Souls and Alzheimer's Daniel Plainview Hippos Ace of Base THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: - Latchkey Kingdom

The VICE Podcast is a weekly discussion which delves inside the minds of some of the most interesting, creative, and bizarre people we know. This week we sit down with American Apparel founder and Chief Executive Officer Dov Charney, who describes how he got his start in the clothing business and where he believes the industry should go next. Charney offers his perspective on the recent collapse of the Rana Plaza manufacturing facility in Bangladesh, which took the lives of over 1100 people. He calls for an international minimum wage to curb the exploitation of workers in the developing world, and he urges consumers to take more responsibility for the impact their purchasing decisions have on workers around the world. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryan Holiday is a media strategist for notorious clients like Tucker Max and Dov Charney.  He is the Director of Marketing at American Apparel, where his work in advertising is internationally known. His strategies are used as case studies by Twitter, YouTube and Google and have been written about in AdAge, the New York Times, Gawker, and Fast Company. His book, Trust Me, I’m Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator was a Wall Street Journal Bestseller.

My guest today is Ryan Holiday, the director of marketing for American Apparel, media strategist for Tucker Max, Dov Charney, and others, and an author. The topic is his book Trust Me, I'm Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator. In this episode of Trend Following Radio we discuss: The media food chain What goes into media manipulation The lie of "if you're doing something great, it will be heard" Gatekeepers in the media How blogs are our digital bloodsport Why being inaccurate and inflammatory gets more page views How we don't seek honesty or reality Jump in! --- I'm MICHAEL COVEL, the host of TREND FOLLOWING RADIO, and I'm proud to have delivered 10+ million podcast listens since 2012. Investments, economics, psychology, politics, decision-making, human behavior, entrepreneurship and trend following are all passionately explored and debated on my show. To start? I'd like to give you a great piece of advice you can use in your life and trading journey… cut your losses! You will find much more about that philosophy here: https://www.trendfollowing.com/trend/ You can watch a free video here: https://www.trendfollowing.com/video/ Can't get enough of this episode? You can choose from my thousand plus episodes here: https://www.trendfollowing.com/podcast My social media platforms: Twitter: @covel Facebook: @trendfollowing LinkedIn: @covel Instagram: @mikecovel Hope you enjoy my never-ending podcast conversation!

Michael Covel talks to Ryan Holiday, director of marketing for American Apparel; media strategist for Tucker Max, Dov Charney, and others; and author of the new book "Trust Me, I'm Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator". If you're in business, if you're an entrepreneur, if you're someone that needs to communicate with the public, or if you're anybody that has a message - Holiday's book has some important lessons for you. Holiday discusses the hard truths behind the media today: the blog-online media cycle not only drives the offline cycle, but determines and directs culture itself. As Holiday notes, a famous journalist once said in the early 1900's: "America is a country governed by public opinion, and public opinion is governed by newspapers. Isn't it critical that we understand what governs newspapers?" Today, newspapers have been replaced by the internet, blogs, and online media - and the internet rules over us all. It's integral that we understand what governs us in a world where page views drive everything. Holiday shares several stories that illuminate the truth behind the media today: the presidential candidacy of Tim Pawlenty, how Andrew Breitbart was able to exploit the system; and how Holiday was able to manufacture a fake controversy and jumpstart an ad-campaign he was working on - only to create real controversy along the way. Covel and Holiday also discuss the media food chain; what goes into media manipulation; the lie of "if you're doing something great, it will be heard"; gatekeepers in the media; how blogs are our digital bloodsport; why being inaccurate and inflammatory gets more page views; and how we don't seek honesty or reality. Cicero used to say, "Who benefits?". Ask yourself and examine who is writing what, and what they gain from it. Special Offer: receive free DVD delivered to your home or office: www.trendfollowing.com/win.

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