Podcasts about Fantastic Man

Monocle Radio highlights include our special coverage of the death of Pope Francis and a celebration of 20 years of ‘Fantastic Man’.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’re celebrating two decades of menswear title ‘Fantastic Man’ with its co-founder and editor in chief, Gert Jonkers. Plus: the film magazine ‘Empire’ on ‘Jaws’ and we talk to the man who brought back the dire wolf about the importance of slow journalism for science.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You've likely heard that the fragrance business is booming, and this week, Alyssa sits down with one of the newest perfumers on the scene: Trey Taylor, founder of Serviette, which launched earlier this year. Trey began his career by climbing the ranks in independent fashion media and earning a masters in fashion journalism at Central Saint Martins — complete with stints at Dazed, Fantastic Man, Interview, and The Face — before pivoting into beauty, building his brand as a side project while keeping a full time job. Tune in for some incredible tales from Trey's time in editorial (and when he heard the death knell for his magazine career), as well as how his interest in fragrance piqued after writing an article about how celebrities smell; the challenges of being a niche brand in a massive market; what it was like learning the fragrance ropes from the legendary Marissa Zappas; the culture of Fragrantica and online perfume fandom; the process behind formulating the first four fragrances in his line, as well as its visual identity; why cultural curiosity is the driving force behind Serviette; why being delusional is important for success, and much more. This episode was recorded in the podcast studio at The SQ @ 205 Hudson. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenewgarde.substack.com

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This episode features Perniclas Bedow, the founder and creative director behind Bedow, a Stockholm-based design and branding studio. We cover topics such as Bedow's approach to crafting visual identities, their studio culture and growth, work routines and organization of the studio, career advice for young creatives, lessons that Perniclas got from the “Grafisk Design,” a podcast which he hosted, and much more.Perniclas Bedow is the founder and creative director behind Bedow, a Stockholm-based design and branding studio. Founded in 2005 and currently run by Perniclas and his partner Anders Bollman, Bedow transcends the stereotypical Scandinavian style, blending handcrafted elements with innovative design techniques. The British magazine “It's Nice That” dubbed their work as “simple, thoughtful, practical design that's easy to engage with and comfortable to have around.”Renowned for its progressive approach, Bedow's portfolio boasts an impressive array of Swedish and international clients, including Aller Media, Coop, Neko Health, Unesco and Unicef. Their work has been featured in esteemed publications such as Fantastic Man, Monocle, and The Washington Post. And, over the years, they've also won many prestigious design awards from the Art Directors Club, Cannes Lions, D&AD, One Show, Type Directors Club and more.In addition to their design work, Bedow has also made a mark in the world of podcasting, with Perniclas hosting the acclaimed series Grafisk Design. During its run, Grafisk Design featured interviews with fifteen prominent designers in the Swedish graphic design community, further solidifying Bedow's reputation as a leader in the field.Full transcript and more at https://creative.voyage/

This Saturday's Select comes courtesy of Cairo-born Abu Dhabi-based selector Gloria Roffael. The house mix opens with minimal sounds and a driving 4/4 beat intersected with crisp hi-hats, before transitioning into an upbeat house, featuring vocal samples, light breaks, firm kicks and tunes by the likes of Fantastic Man and Pocket Beagle, as well as an unreleased slow burner by Egyptian house maestro Misty. Gloria has been keeping dancefloors on all their toes since 2018 with her unique blend of house and dreamy electronic beats. She has previously showcased at major regional festivals like Egypt's Sandbox, at SceneNoise's Selectbox, as well as Shorelines and Abu Dhabi's Bred.

This is a special live episode, hosted at Storysmith to mark the launch of Strange Relations by Ralf Webb. We think about the contemporary crisis in masculinity through the lives and work of mid-century American writers John Cheever, Tennessee Williams, Carson McCullers and James Baldwin, considering how their legacies might inform the current moment. We speak about the censorship of radical elements of these writers' work, including elements of their politics, queerness and intimacy, and consider the role of their interpersonal and intertextual relationships in understanding their work. We speak about what it means to reclaim space in the canon and expanding terms such as bisexuality, as well as notions of boyishness. We discuss the relationship between poetry and prose, the use of novelistic techniques in non-fiction and the ethical responsibility involved in writing about well-known literary figures. Ralf Webb is a poet, writer and editor based in Bristol. His debut collection of poems, Rotten Days in Late Summer was published by Penguin in 2021, and was shortlisted for the Felix Dennis Prize for Best First Collection. Webb's poetry and critical writing has appeared in Granta, the Guardian, the London Review of Books, Fantastic Man, and The Poetry Review. He currently manages a creative writing mentorship programme in collaboration with Folio and First Story, which supports school-age writers from low-income backgrounds. References Strange Relations by Ralf Webb Late Days in Rotten Summer by Ralf Webb Warped Pastoral: Ralf Webb and Sam Buchan-Watts in conversation Visit Storysmith for 10% discount on Ralf's work.

Ralf Webb is the author of Rotten Days in Late Summer, which was shortlisted for the Forward Prize. His poems, essays, and short fiction have appeared in Fantastic Man, Granta, the Guardian and the London Review of Books. He tutors in creative writing at Goldsmiths, University of London. On this episode of Little Atoms he talks to Neil Denny abouth his first nonfiction book Strange Relations: Masculinity, Sexuality and Art in Mid-Century America. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the second part of our series on the Luaka Bop record label, this month TNT brings you a total jammer - 2013's "Who is William Onyeabor?" by the mysterious and prolific Nigerian electro Afro-funk pioneer William Onyeabor. The first official re-issue of Onyeabor's music since being recorded in the late 70s/early 80s, this compilation serves up Onyeabor's space-age synthesizers, disco-funk rhythms and pulsing drum machines - all created, produced and recorded by one fantastic man.

Did Trent pocket Doku? Is Mainoo already Man United's most important midfielder?Man City were held to a 1-1 draw with Liverpool whilst Man United battered Everton 3-0. But did the results reflect the games?Discover how Mainoo could be the key to unlock Man United's midfield, who won between Trent and Doku, and what we learnt from Man City's draw with Liverpool.Listen now and join our Patreon community to have YOUR say and submit your questions for us to answer: https://www.patreon.com/LNobbins Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This week on The Stack, we speak with Gert Jonkers, editor of the newly revamped ‘Fantastic Man'. Monocle editor Josh Fehnert looks at the new edition of our business-focused annual ‘The Entrepreneurs' and other forthcoming Monocle titles. And we visit PageFive, a cool publisher and bookshop in Prague. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode celebrates the opening of an exhibition at Charleston's new museum in Lewes, Sussex. The exhibition is titled Bring No Clothes: Bloomsbury and Fashion and is running until January 7th 2025. In order to discuss the Bloomsbury Group and their innovative approach to clothing, Karina is joined by the exhibition's curator, Charlie Porter, and Woolf and fashion scholar Claire Nicholson.Charlie is a writer, fashion critic and curator. He has written for The Financial Times, The Guardian, The New York Times, GQ, Luncheon, i-D and Fantastic Man, and has been described as one of the most influential fashion journalists of his time. Porter co-runs the London queer rave Chapter 10, and is a trustee of the Friends of Arnold Circus, where he is also a volunteer gardener. He is the author of What Artists Wear and of a book inspired by his work with Charleston, titled Bring No Clothes.Claire has taught English in Cambridge for many years. Her interest in fashion history was combined with literary analysis in her dissertation In Woolf's Clothing: Clothes and Fashion in Virginia Woolf's Fiction. She is Chair of the Virginia Woolf Society.To learn more about Literature Cambridge, go to https://www.literaturecambridge.co.uk or follow them on:Twitter @LitCamband Instagram: @litcamb

Episode 72 of Mixtaping Identity with comedian, writer and creator James Roque.In this episode, Shane and James chat about the migrant experience, incel songs, best censorship songs, and being a guest in the house.We also see the welcome return of a Fantastic Man song. Which Shane is very excited about.PlaylistSupport for James:Badong: Comedy Special on YouTubeInstagramTikTokSupport for Mixtaping Identity:Buy me a Ko-FiInstagramhttps://linktr.ee/MixtapingIdentity Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fashion journalist, writer, and broadcaster Tim Blanks has had a front-row seat to many defining, pivotal moments in the fashion industry since 1985. Throughout his prolific career, he has witnessed countless transformational trends, with his byline appearing in international magazines and newspapers, including Vogue, GQ, Financial Times, Fantastic Man, and Interview. Previously, host of the globally syndicated television show Fashion File for a 20-year stint, he was as well editor-at-large at style.com. Today, he is editor-at-large of Business of Fashion and a celebrated author and contributor to various monographs and volumes on fashion royalty, such as Anna Sui, Dolce & Gabbana, Alexander McQueen, and Michael Roberts. In this lively conversation with Christopher Michael, he contextualizes trends related to everything from branding and sustainability to creative talents and human needs, which attract people to the art of fashion. Tim's insights reflect a unique perspective on the industry's evolution and a deep, intuitive understanding of the vulnerabilities and desire for validation that drive even the most successful industry icons. Although Tim celebrates the fault lines he sees redefining today's fashion landscape with new inclusive language and geographic diversity, he also spotlights global issues such as social and environmental justice, prompting a reckoning of sorts within the fashion industry—and the world at large. Ultimately, it's all about keeping creatives relevant in an era of turbocharged change and adaptation. Episode Highlights: Starting out: Starting university at age 15 helped him evade bullying and launched his experience of making “all those mistakes that change your life.” Connecting with fashion: Tim's limited exposure to fashion while coming into adulthood in New Zealand when he realized images had the power to shock or amaze. First rung: A detour into filmmaking in Canada eventually morphed into freelance writing and, ultimately, a full-time gig at a fashion magazine and a high-visibility role hosting the global TV show Fashion File. Staying fresh: Keeping something of an outsider's perspective has helped blunt any cynicism about the fashion industry. Inside-outsider: The curiosity—and an eye inspired by filmmaking—has defined Tim's unique approach to fashion's personalities and untold stories. Reflecting and projecting: Fashion has a dual role as a mirror of culture and a harbinger of social trends on the horizon. Community of misfits: Tim believes fashion has historically drawn outsiders, agitators, and visionaries into a tribe bound by creative energy. A circus. A roving family! Human longing: The “hole in our soul” Tim believes we are constantly trying to fill or offset with validation from our peers—an impulse at odds with how social media actually makes us feel. Stand-out moments: Witnessing an interview in which LouLou de la Falaise was the translator for a reluctant Yves St. Laurent; 90s runway shows that were cultural high points, including spectacular shows featuring Alexander McQueen, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Christian Lacroix; and getting the opportunity to talk to Helmut Lang for the first time. Assessing AI: Tim believes that ChatGPT and other machine learning could create informational bridges and—with good intent—positive, beneficial results. At odds: The challenge to reconcile environmentally wasteful “gigantism” and corporate sustainability in the billion-dollar corporate branding and production world. What's contemporary now? Simmering rage, confusion, chaos, fear, an urge to fight, and a puzzlingly benign (rather than punk) attitude in fashion in contrast to the climate crisis, political unrest, and pandemic fallout. What should be contemporary now? A revolutionary spirit to fuel change, even at great lengths. It's time for idealism coupled with pragmatism, expressing itself in action—with fashion playing a part.

If you ever wanna feel stupid or not crisp-and-clear, have a conversation with Jesse Kates of The Sexy Accident.Wow.I've been lucky to have a ton of tremendous and amazing people join me for episodes of the Badass Records podcast, but this guy...he just -- as the kids say -- hits different.You should -- were you so inclined -- check out his bandcamp, buy some of his merch', keep tabs on when his outfit's giggin' next, etc.Really great stuff.Jesse and I talked about a number of things, included in which were -- of course -- a few of his favorite albums. I botched things a touch, but they were these, nonetheless:Seamonsters, The Wedding Present (1991)The Cure's Wish (1992)Icky Mettle by Archers of Loaf (1993)Long Fin Killie's Houdini (1995)1972, Josh Rouse (2003), andQuadiliacha's Es Muerto (1997) (the one I botched)I hope you'll check out this chat; I thought it was awesome, but then again...I always do.Cheers.copyright disclaimer: I do not own the rights to the intro/outro audio. They are clips from a tune called, "Fantastic Man" by William Onyeabor. This, I found, on his 2013 record, World Psychedelic Classics 5: Who Is William Onyeabor? (c/o Luaka Bop, Inc.).

This week, Mr Cozzo plays new music from Fantastic Man, Robert Owens, Pig & Dan, Hatiras and more. The track of the week is Days and Nights by MNBV. Dig this show? Please Support The Face Radio. Your financial support keeps us keepin' on! Tune into new broadcasts of Club Cozzo every Saturday from 10 PM – Midnight EST / 4 – 6 AM CET (Sunday). Fantastic Man - A2 Low World Order VINYL ONLY [Superconscious Records] Gregory (AT) - Why Does It Hurt So Much [Miura Records] Robert Owens, Momento (AU) - Set Fire To It (Franck Roger Dub) [Large Music] Knox, Dan Laino - Remind Myself (Dan Laino Dub) [KHM] Gus Jerez - Find Me Today [Piston Recordings] Danny Marx - Reach Out (Extended Mix) [Motive Records] Pedro Krywokulski - Jam [Johow Digital] Clark Street Dubs - Make You Think [GENTLEMENS GROOVE RECORDINGS] Nukem - Boom Boom Slai [After Room Records] Pig&Dan - Better Than The Love I Know (Extended Mix) [DFTD] Ottis Blake - Secrets [Jazzed] Matthieu B. - Possibility (Youen Remix) [Palms Records Music] Joselacruz - Do You Feel [Barking Mad Music] Orbital Drum System, OHYEAH, Delfy - Never B Mine [Miura Records] Blazers - Spinner [Miura Records] Demi Riquísimo - A2 Paroche VINYL ONLY [Semi Delicious] Hurlee - Shake It Up [Esuoh] mnbv - Days and Nights [Reckoning Records] GINO COLOMBI, Nicolas Ming - Tribute (Original) [Rhythm Vibe Digital] Joe Vanditti, Alex Bohemien - Play This Game (Extended Mix) [Glasgow Underground] Fantastic Man - B1 Party Rug VINYL ONLY [Superconscious Records] Demi Riquísimo - A1 Rush Common VINYL ONLY [Semi Delicious] Ape Rebellion - Let's Get Ill [Nervous Records] Hatiras & Folkness - Dance Avec Moi [Spacedisco Records] Carlos Pineda - Good Life (Original Mix) [Safe Ltd.] Breakfast Dubz - Future (James Lock Back 2 Future Remix) [City Beach Records] Jackin Trax, Don Rimini - I Won't Stop (Original Mix) [UNCAGE]-2 Dot N Life - Trick Me (Extended Mix) [Glasgow Underground] Jackin Trax, Don Rimini - U Could Be Mine (Original Mix) [UNCAGE]

Jason Crombie is a writer and the Editor in Chief for Monster Children. I've been reading Monster Children for years whether it was for skateboarding, art, music, cars, girls, not porn, travel, design, photography, the list goes on. I have a stack of Monster Children in my USM Haller. No flex. Not porn. In 2003, Jason created the magazine Wooooo that featured Thurston Moore, Mark Gonzales, Zach Galifianakis, James Dean's roommate, and Michelle Williams, among other lesser-known individuals which would probably feature me at some point. Wooooo established Jason as someone able to conduct interviews and cobble sentences together, which resulted in real writing work. Then more work. My favorite part of his bio is: Jason mentions that he was able to quit his job at the dildo factory and begin living the frightening and unpredictable life of a freelance scribe. So that means I no longer work at the dildo factory as well. Jason contributed features and interviews to publications such as ID, Vice, Saturdays, Fantastic Man, V Magazine, and more. Jason also provided creative direction and copy for many brands, including Nike, Adidas, Canon, Vans, Burton, and Budweiser. In 2012, Jason became Editor in Chief of Monster Children magazine. Turns out he has been working on a non-fiction novel since 2017. This is one of the moments where I've known about Jason's work for years but never really mentioned it to anybody because nobody asks. I used to steal Monster Children's at Barnes and Noble but now I can afford them. Not a flex. Not porn. Please welcome Jason Crombie to Wear Many Hats. instagram.com/monsterchildren instagram.com/wearmanyhatswmh instagram.com/rashadrastam rashadrastam.com wearmanyhats.com dahsar.com

With tracks from Satoshi & Makoto, Roman Flügel, Manual, Spreepatente, Dachshund, The Glimmers, G², Golden Bug, Fantastic Man, Full Intention, Lipelis & TMO, Malugi, Cignol, Void Complet, Frits Wentink, Otherlover, Art Of Tones, Lindstrøm, Jacques Greene, Captain Mustache, Musumeci & Qubica, Dharma. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

his week, Mr Cozzo plays new music from Fantastic Man, Saeed Younan, David Manso, Jozef Conor, Pornbugs. The track of the week is Later Days by George Feely. Tune into new broadcasts of Club Cozzo every Saturday from 10 PM – Midnight EST / 4 – 6 AM CET (Sunday). Fantastic Man - Trojan Force [Kalahari Oyster Cult (BE)] Lose Endz - Analog Percebe [Dreams On Wax Records] R Frederick - The Girls Want To Party (Original Mix) [Original Label] Fher Hedz - Trooper (Original Mix) [PL7] Raul Garcia - Let No Man [Tzantza Records] Michel de Hey - Chain Affair (Original Mix) [MicroHertz] Flaminik - Sukhino (Original Mix) [BOOTH] Felipe Gordon - Freedom [Toy Tonics] George Feely - Later Days [Shall Not Fade] Jozef Conor - Heartbeat [Valiant Records] KCJ - Confess (Fredrick Remix) [In The Know Records] Di Saronno - I'm An House Gigolo' (Original Mix) [Simma Black] Jupter Waltz - Coma Berenices [Laboratory Of Science] Dusky - Endless Sky (Extended Mix) [17 Steps] Hernán Quiez - El Ritual [The Society] Eric Kupper, K-Scope - Valhalla (Original Mix) [Reel People Music] Gianni Firmaio - Tete Du Beat (Original Mix) [DPE] Anton C - Break It Down (Marcos Canepa Remix) [Don't Play Recordings] Saeed Younan - Backroom Honey [Younan Music] Dallomo - Garnier (Original Mix) [HOUPH] Sam Curran - Urban Shaker [Hottrax] Pornbugs - Mudita [Bondage Music] Brown Vox - Baked Browns (Original Mix) [Techaway Records] Francesco Bottalico - Only good vibes (Luca M remix) [Dots and Pearls Records] Gerwin Van Engelenburg - Escapism (David Duriez Remix From The Vault) RSquared - THCR (Original Mix) [Knee Deep In Sound] David Manso - Arrorró Mi Niño [Tanama Records]

Does gay still have a place? Are our queer spaces safe? What does the future look like for queer spaces? Join us for a special conversation with Gay Bar author Jeremy Atherton on the state of the gay bar. San Francisco is a safe haven for queer identifying folk but this is not the same for spaces outside our bubble. Let's find out what's going on within our nation and internationally as well. About the Speaker: About Jeremy Atherton: An Asian-American essayist based in Los Angeles and East Sussex, England. Jeremy studied playwriting at UCLA then held an editing position in San Francisco but preferred to self-publish blogs and zines of indiscreet observations. He later settled in the UK where he completed the Writing MA at the Royal College of Art. Jeremy has contributed to the Times Literary Supplement, the Guardian, The White Review, ArtReview, The Face, Index, GQ, W, Literary Hub, Elephant, Little Joe, Fantastic Man, Tinted Window, Artforum and the Yale Review, for which he was named a finalist for the National Magazine Award in Essays and Criticism. Jeremy's debut book Gay Bar (2021) is a personal response to the demise of LGBT venues and was partly inspired by the Frank Ocean lyric: “Here's to the gay bar you took me to. Here's when I realized you talk so much more than I do.” The book went on to be selected as a Book of the Year by critics at the New York Times, NPR, Artforum, Gay Times and Vogue. It received the National Book Critics Circle Award for Autobiography. About Gay Bar: Strobing lights and dark rooms, drag queens on counters, first kisses, last call; the gay bar has long been a place of solidarity and sexual expression. Now they are closing, a cultural demolition that has Jeremy Atherton Lin wondering: Could this spell the end of gay identity as we know it? In prose as exuberant as a hit of poppers and dazzling as a disco ball, the author embarks on a transatlantic tour of the hangouts that marked his life, with each club, pub and dive revealing itself to be a palimpsest of queer history. Gay Bar time-travels from Hollywood nights in the 1970's to a warren of cruising tunnels built beneath London in the 1770's; from chichi bars in the wake of AIDS to today's fluid queer spaces; through glory holes, into Crisco-slicked dungeons and down San Francisco alleys. Jeremy charts police raids and riots, posing and passing out—and a chance encounter one restless night that would change his life forever. The journey that emerges is a stylish and nuanced inquiry into the link between place and identity, inviting us to go beyond Stonewall and enter the underground. Elegiac, randy and sparkling with wry wit, Gay Bar is at once a serious critical inquiry, a love story and an epic night out to remember.

Gert Jonkers is the editor of Fantastic Man, and co-founder of The Gentlewoman, and Butt. We chat about hitting the premiere for FX's The Bear, new Beyoncë dropped, pagan rituals in The Netherlands, Americans are loud, how we all think an EIC should be dressing, in defense of tank tops, its okay that LA is so casual, the lifespan of a magazine cover, not diluting the brand, his journalistic rules for interviewing someone, we're fine with media training as long as its great, sync talk but for magazines, Gert loves politics but doesn't watch tv shows, and podcasting, just like magazine making, looks a lot easier than it is. instagram.com/gertjonkers twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howlonggone/support

The Burn After Crew is back..kind of. We're checking in and giving a quick 'State of the Pod': discussing the future of this podcast and teasing the fun that's to come for our fellow music obsessives!

On le connaît sous le nom de Pam Boy. Pierre Alexandre M'Pelé est devenu à 28 ans Head of Editorial Content du magazine GQ France. Avec cette nomination qui s'inscrit dans la nouvelle stratégie du groupe américain d'édition, Condé Nast entend bien repenser la presse à l'ère du digital et des enjeux socio, culturel et politique. Après avoir fait ses études de journalisme dans la célèbre école Central Saint Martins à Londres, Pierre Alexandre commence alors à écrire pour ODDA, i-D ou encore le WWD. Nourri par l'émergence des réseaux sociaux, il s'est imprégné des codes du digital pour en faire son identité journalistique. Pour autant, il n'en oublie pas l'importance du print et est convaincu que l'évolution de la presse s'orientera vers la complémentarité des supports. Si le magazine de mode témoigne de notre société et de ses avancées, il doit aussi s'adapter et incarner en coulisses comme sur papier la vision d'une société plus représentative. Pierre Alexandre engage ainsi un nouveau chapitre dans l'histoire de la presse où le sens de la communauté, la transparence et la diversité résonnent comme les valeurs fondamentales du magazine. Visionnaire dans le fond comme dans la forme, Pierre Alexandre partage dans cet épisode la conception de l'éditorial de son premier numéro GQ, mais aussi son avis sur les médias et la mode face aux nouveaux défis. « Un bon magazine transmet des valeurs à travers du texte et de l'image et cet ensemble reflète la société d'aujourd'hui.» Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Pierre Alexandre se présente Son cursus à la Central Saint Martins Ses premiers jobs dans le journalisme Sa critique sur la presse Se démarquer avec son contenu Instagram Son expérience aux côtés de Loïc Prigent La force du magazine Qu'est-ce qui fait un bon magazine Son expérience au magazine LOVE La diversité dans la presse Sa définition de la mode Son recrutement chez Condé Nast Intégrer la diversité dans son contenu Son premier jour chez GQ Comment se construit un magazine GQ Ses ambitions pour le magazine Sa relation avec les réseaux sociaux Créer du lien avec l'industrie de la mode Son rapport à la créativité La digital VS le print Les relations annonceurs / rédaction La stratégie d'acquisition Ses conseils pour Réuni L'écologie et la presse « Je considère que les rédacteurs et les journalistes devraient aussi être des influenceurs.» « Les magazines doivent évoluer. Je pense que le print n'est pas mort. Le digital grandit mais il faut absolument préserver le print.» « Pour moi, la diversité est synonyme de normalité.» N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références: Pam Boy : https://www.instagram.com/pam_boy/ Condé Nast : https://www.condenast.com GQ Magazine : https://www.gqmagazine.fr Emoji Index : https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/18121788205193135/ Vogue : https://www.vogue.fr WWD : https://wwd.com The Face : https://theface.com ODDA : https://oddamagazine.com Dansk : https://www.instagram.com/danskmagazine/?hl=fr i-D Magazine : https://i-d.vice.com/fr Dazed : https://www.dazeddigital.com Fantastic Man : https://www.fantasticman.com/magazine LOVE : https://www.thelovemagazine.co.uk/author/pam-boy Katie Grand : https://katiegrand.com Arena Homme : https://www.instagram.com/thehommeplusmag/?hl=fr Loïc Prigent : https://www.instagram.com/loicprigent/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU5Z-qPL8Terv_te68esHOw L'épisode EDLM avec Spencer Phipps : https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/entreprendre-dans-la-mode/id1300541489?i=1000465914858 Telfar : https://www.instagram.com/telfarglobal/

Eric Hoover, Senior Writer for the Chronicle of Higher Education, shares  stories about how his stories have come to be, why empathy is his North Star, and why writing about college admission is like writing about the meaning of life.We discuss some of his stories, including:A University in Texas Promised Full Scholarships to Dozens of Nepalese Students. Months Later, It Revoked the Offer. (April 2018)The Second Chance Club. Inside a Semester of Remedial English (March 2013)The Most Onerous Form in College Admissions (February 2021)Rapid DescentWalkout song:  Fantastic Man by William OnyeaborBest recent read: The Book of Delights by Ross Gay. Eager to read next: H is for Hawk by Helen MacdonaldFavorite thing to make in the kitchen: Marcella Hazan's bolognese sauce or Rick Bayless's enchiladas suizas.What he uses to take and keep notes: A reporter's notebook that fits neatly in his pocket. Memorable bit of advice: "Stop being afraid of what you don't know" (from his first editor and mentor) and "Try always to come down on the side of humanity" (from his dad).Bucket list: "See the aurora borealis while staying in an all-glass igloo. Also, get myself down to Alabama to visit with Mary Ann Willis, college counselor at  Bayside Academy, to come and read to the elementary students in her school.Theme music arranged by Ryan Anselment.

Episode 3 of Mixtaping Identity with Emma Holland. Emma is a comedian, writer, collage artist and photographer.In this episode, Shane and Emma talk homesickness, being proud to be a Coldplay fan, and invent a new musical term - The Fantastic Man song.PlaylistLinktree Further listening:THIS MAN FLEW TO JAPAN TO SING ABBA IN A BIG COLD RIVER - Austin Weber - Mamma Mia Official Video Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Russell & Robert chat to leading writer Charlie Porter from his home in East London to discuss his new book What Artists Wear.Most of us live our lives in our clothes without realizing their power. But in the hands of artists, garments reveal themselves. They are pure tools of expression, storytelling, resistance and creativity: canvases on which to show who we really are. In What Artists Wear, style luminary Charlie Porter takes us on an invigorating, eye-opening journey through the iconic outfits worn by artists, in the studio, on stage, at work, at home and at play. From Yves Klein's spotless tailoring to the kaleidoscopic costumes of Yayoi Kusama and Cindy Sherman; from Andy Warhol's signature denim to Charlotte Prodger's casualwear, Porter's roving eye picks out the magical, revealing details in the clothes he encounters, weaving together a new way of understanding artists, and of dressing ourselves. Part love letter, part guide to chic, and featuring generous photographic spreads, What Artists Wear is both a manual and a manifesto, a radical, gleeful, inspiration to see the world anew-and find greater pleasure and possibility in the clothes we all wear.Charlie Porter is a writer, fashion critic, art curator and lecturer in Fashion at the University of Westminster. He has contributed to titles such as Financial Times, Guardian, New York Times, GQ, Luncheon, i-D and Fantastic Man, and has been described as one of the most influential fashion journalists of his time. He was a juror for the Turner Prize in 2019, and lives in London. Follow @TheCharliePorter on Instagram. His book is available from Artwords in East London and The Margate Bookshop, Kent and all good stores!For images of all artworks discussed in this episode visit @TalkArt. Talk Art theme music by Jack Northover @JackNorthoverMusic courtesy of HowlTown.com We've just joined Twitter too @TalkArt. If you've enjoyed this episode PLEASE leave us your feedback and maybe 5 stars if we're worthy in the Apple Podcast store. For all requests, please email talkart@independenttalent.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Born and raised in Switzerland, Daniel Baer is a partner at the design studio No Plans. Fascinated by design through code since the MySpace era, Daniel has worked in digital design for over 15 years. In 2014, Daniel co-founded No Plans alongside Daniel Pianetti—with Andrew McCarthy joining as a third partner in 2018. Together, the dynamic trio creates websites that are original and useful for some of the world's biggest clients. Some of their clients include Givenchy, Bodega, Fantastic Man, Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, Tom Dixon, Sotheby's, and Christie's. For over an hour, we speak with Daniel about a variety of topics, including, but not limited to: How to get client buy-in when proposing new ideas How to fill the pipeline with potential clients How to make corporate processes work for small studios How the Denim Tears project came together Why it's important to sharpen the intellectual diet How the filtering system was created for the Chen Chen + Kai Williams project Follow No-Plans on Instagram Follow Us on Instagram Claim Your Salonnière Discount Code

Bside Incoming: Estimulo We're delighted to touch back down in Berlin to hear from one of the city's most stalwart deep-house supporters. A two-hour exploration into the collection of a man searching for the soul in all things electronic music. We give the warmest of welcomes to Esti, known widely as Estimulo. @estimulo Esti's entry into music was one of intense curiosity: chopping up radio recordings from a young age and assorting them into mock radio shows of his own. Borne from an unquenchable thirst for groovy electronic sounds, and after becoming infatuated by “The Big Beat on Fridays”, a radio show active in 1988, he set upon a quest to collect as many house records as possible. This emphatic drive led to his dabbling with pirate FM radio in 1990, when finally, Esti could broadcast the sounds he loved with his neighbourhood. Though sadly, his childhood dream was cut short by the authorities soon after... Esti, however undeterred, soldiered on with a smile, and the spoils of his devotion are evident in the thirty years that have elapsed since then. He now operates a long-standing record label and internet-radio show, Mixomat Recordings and the EstimuloShow respectively, and has performed in some of the most revered institutions in Europe: namely Tresor, Berghain and ADE. These such outings have also led to performances alongside esteemed acolytes like Gerd Janson, Fantastic Man, Shed and I-F. For someone with such a colourful career in electronic music, you'd expect his early influences and musical ventures to reflect in his Bside episode, and they certainly do. Staying true to his innate connection with deep electronic sounds, Esti guides us through curious downbeat IDM, emotive house and Italo, woozy two-step, and juddering, euphoric breaks. Proving to us that he can indeed find the soul in everything. Estimulo's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/estimuloshow/ Estimulo's digital hub: http://mixomat.org/estimulo/ Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. Check out her art here and message her! www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/ Follow the Bside Instagram for updates/news/vinyl and general music chat: www.instagram.com/bsidepodcasts/

Blissful atmospherics, balmy grooves and tripped-out house cuts from Superconscious Records honcho Fantastic Man. With arguably some of the finest productions in today's left-of-centre dance music making up his personal canvas, the Melbourne native is fresh from delivering the inaugural release for Love International x Test Pressing's new imprint, as well as releasing his debut long player and a collaborative EP with Roza Terenzi. We caught up to get the latest and he's graced us with a sublime two-hour mix. Check out the interview with Mic here: https://oddysee.fm/podcasts/fantastic-man/ https://soundcloud.com/fantastic-man https://soundcloud.com/superconscious-records

Jeremy Leslie talks to Fantastic Man founders Jop van Bennekom and Gert Jonkers about life in lockdown, reinventing their magazine, their new Reuse issue, and how details matter. Plus Emmanuelle Goutal pops by the magCulture Shop to introduce her beautiful interiors mag Objection. The back issue is German design mag Form+Zweck – check their archive at: https://digital.slub-dresden.de/en/workview/dlf/131153/1/0/ Big thanks to our friends at Park Communications for their support of the Podcast. Episode edited by Sam Williams

This week on ‘The Stack’ we have a men’s magazine special. We speak with Gert Jonkers from ‘Fantastic Man’; Marc Beaugé on the English-language edition of ‘L’étiquette’; and ‘Decent’, a magazine for men, by women.

Let's get wet! Mix featuring tracks by Robyn, Detroit Swindle, HNNY, Deee-lite, Volta Cab, Martyn, Fantastic Man, Danny Tenaglia, and more.

A wide-ranging conversation with Penny Martin, editor-in-chief of iconic women’s magazine The Gentlewoman. Widely recognised as the definitive style title for discerning women, as The Gentlewoman’s founding editor, Penny is responsible for the exacting editorial standards and refined taste that have made it so influential. Before being tapped by the publishers of Fantastic Man to head up the magazine back in 2010, Penny was previously a curator at the National Museum of Photography, Film & Television and chair of fashion imagery at University of the Arts, London. She also contributes to numerous international publications and consults for several brands, including the likes of Miu Miu and Nike, and is a trustee of The National Trust for Scotland. In this episode we discuss how the magazine has evolved since its debut in 2010 and going against the grain of women’s glossies, as well as the magazine’s driving ethos, the nuts and bolts of the editorial process, and some of The Gentlewoman’s most iconic covers to date. Find Penny Martin on Twitter and Instagram @pennyjanemartin Find The Gentlewoman on Twitter @thegentlewoman and Instagram @the_gentlewoman Check out The Gentlewoman’s archive of interviews at www.thegentlewoman.co.uk/library Pre-order my forthcoming book We Need To Talk About Money (4th Estate) via Amazon or Waterstones. Produced by Chris Sharp and Naomi Mantin.

With tracks from Dazion, The Osmonds, Son Of Lee, Longhair, Roisin Murphy, River Yarra, John Talabot, Errortica, Crumbs, Fantastic Man, Transistorcake, SLVN, Cray76, Seaward & Thunberg, Heart Sphere, Rheinzand, RFX, Mamukata, Mytron & Ofofo, Mehmet Aslan, Black Devil Disco Club. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Thursday night meanderings through Jazz, Soul, Funk, House, Broken Beat, Disco and stuff. Broadcast live last week on myhouseyourhouse.net. I put together a live tribute mix to Phil Asher who has been taken from us far too soon. It’s just a small selection from his vast catalogue of releases, productions & remixes. R.I.P Phlash Dianne Mower – The Secret Sign (Mind Fluid Music 7”) Park Rangers – Summer Madness (Parktone Records 7”) In One Piece – In One Piece ft Rodney Franklin (Mukatsuku Records 7”) Unity & the Downbeats – Love Dream (Fantasy Love Records 7”) Stone Alliance - Sweetie Pie (Promo Jazz Records) Stylus – Natural Feeling (Prodigal Records) Mari Boine vs Mungolian Jetset – Suoivean Mamadoo (A Mung’s Dubtrayal Traditional Picnics in the Adrianic Sherwoods) (Luna Flicks Records) The Stance Brothers – On Top (guitar & Flute) (We Jazz Finland 7”) Fantastic Man, Adam Halliwell & Edd Fischer – Sirius Mystery (WAT Artists Records) Dampé – Manzanza (Darker Than Wax Records) Linkwood & Other Lands – Theme for City (AOTN Records) Lorenzo Morresi & Tenderlonius – Cosmica Italiana (22a Records 7”) Yse Saint Laur’Ant – Up You Wake (Vinyl Only Records) ---------Phil Asher Tribute mix--------- Focus – Having Your Fun (Versatile Records) Electric Soul – A New Song (People Records) Phoojun – Blackcurrent (Cooperation Records) Restless Soul – Son Of Ra Ra (Compost Records) Root Soul ft Vanessa Freeman & Mike Patto – Spirit Of Love (Phil Asher’s Restless Soul Boogie Mix) (Especial Records) Blak N’ Spanish – Jazz Powa (Tribute To The Loft) Part 2 (Slip N’ Slide Records) Nathan Haines – Surprising (Restless Soul Peaktime Mix) (Chillifunk Records) Phoojun – Rainbow (BBE Records) Electric Soul – Je Me Souviens (People Records) Focus – Sweet & Sour (Versatile Records) Cosmic Garden – Afrodisiaca (Cosmic Rhythm Records) Stefan Ringer – Come Around ft Amarafleur (Phuture Shock Music) Jason Hogans – Big Room Slaps (Alelah Records) Thelma Houston - I’m Here Again (Edit by Mr K) (Most Excellent Unltd) Motown Sounds – Bad Mouthin’ (Motown Records) L.Shankar – No More Mr. Nice Girl (Mercury Records) Claude Cooper – Tangerine Dreams (Friendly Recordings)

All right! 2021 is coming! Hope you, your family and your friends is well I know 2020 was sucks, but now is new year, new goal, new music and new guests! First guest in this year is Daniel Shoshani, a.k.a Noodles, is an eclectic and eccentric selector. Co-founder of Tel Aviv based IYKYK & The Cosmic Junkyard NoodlesGram: www.instagram.com/danielshoshani/ NoodlesCloud: https://soundcloud.com/mana-hama Tracklist: (First Hour) 001. Massimiliano Pagliara - No More Love to Follow feat. Matthew Morris (Original Mix) 002. Señora - Código y Marfil (Original Mix) 003. Fantastic Man, Adam Halliwell, Edd Fisher - Sirius Mystery (Original Mix) 004. Armonics - Beyond The Walls (Original Mix) 005. Total Eclipse - Black Body Radiation (Original Mix) 006. Posthuman – Radio (Curses Remix) 007. Stockholm Syndrome Au - Confined the Mind (Original Mix) 008. Robert E. Livingood - Shadow of Night (Original Mix) 009. Justin Cudmore - Realize (Original Mix) 010. My Boy Roy - Recess (Original Mix) 011. SOSANDLOW - La Espiral (Original Mix) -O'Cardio Instagram: www.instagram.com/vovajulev Facebook: www.facebook.com/ocardion Don't miss new merchandise sale on my Bandcamp: www.ocardio.bandcamp.com

Antoine Soubrier, agent de photographe et associé chez Bildung revient sur son cheminement professionnel en passant par L’œil de la photographie jusqu’à sa rencontre avec les fondateurs de Bildung : Isabelle Moisy Cobti et Simon Descamps. C’est un agent pas comme les autres que l’on écoute cette semaine car ils ont choisi d’accompagner les créatifs en leurs donnant les outils des agents pour les émanciper des agents classiques et leurs permettre de garder ainsi le contrôle sur leurs stratégies de carrière. On a aussi parlé de l’agence Magnum, de la Nasa, la préhistoire et l’astrophysique ! Antoine Soubrier nous questionne sur le rôle des photographes et sur l’importance de savoir prendre du recul sur sa pratique artistique en se posant la question suivante : À quel monde veut on participer avec nos images ? Bonne écoute !SOMMAIRESa formation et ses expériences avant Bildung (école Celsa, L’œil de la Photographie, Agence Vu’, Patrick Rémy et Talent & Partner)8’25 : Bildung, une agence qui cherche à armer les indépendants plutôt que seulement les représenter13’09 : Quels profils ont les créatifs de l’agence ?14’50 : Les deux fondateurs de Bildung : Isabelle Moisy Cobti et Simon Descamps, des profils différents et complémentaires17’02 : Les agences de photographes depuis Magnum jusqu’à Bildung22’ : Le futur de Bildung24’15 : Les inspirations de l’agence : l’agence Magnum, Pentagram, Jil Sander, Fantastic Man, Aperture, Foam et la Nasa !28’20 : Ses passions : l’astrophysique, la préhistoire et la randonnée !31’10 : Conseils pour les photographes : Prendre du recul sur sa pratique et se poser la question " À quel monde tu veux participer avec tes images ?"Le site internet de Bildung : https://www.bildung.fr/Antoine Soubrier sur LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/antoinesoubrier/Vos retours sont très importants pour améliorer ce podcast donc n'hésitez pas à m'envoyer vos questions, remarques et suggestions.Pour me contacter : @lesvoixdelaphoto (instagram) ou lesvoixdelaphoto@gmail.com Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Hidden Tiger Lily by Nailah Hunter on New Neighborhoods (Freedom To Spend) 4′03″ Tilting On Windmills by Malibu on One Life (UNO NYC) 9′00″ Let the Flow Begin by Ocean Moon on World of Light (Lo Recordings) 13′52″ The Prudent One by Venus Volcanism on Rizitiko (Diet Clinic) 18′11″ Caress by Sweater on These Things Take Time Compilation: Vol. 002 (These Things Take Time ) 23′33″ Sense by Baril on One More Rush (Intercept ) 26′45″ Unseen by Akasha System on Epoch Flux (self released) 31′02″ The Pink Tree by Dust-e-1 on The Cool Dust (DustWORLD) 34′55″ Silhouetta by Otik on Zero-Sum Game (Shall Not Fade) 39′40″ The Malaise by Will Silver on It's the Way U Make Me Feel - Single (Nice Age) 43′46″ Running in the Dark (Seb Wildblood Remix) by Moullinex, GPU Panic & Seb Wildblood on Running in the Dark (Seb Wildblood Remix) - Single (Discotexas) 48′04″ Elevate by Gacha Bakradze on Extensions (Horoom) 52′28″ Tech Ne (Beta Librae Remix) by Priori on On a Nimbus Remixes (NAFF) 56′46″ We Can Talk (Supreems Remix) by Will Silver & Supreems on We Can Talk - Single (Nice Age) 61′20″ Beyond by Jeigo on We Are Not Nothing (Pets Recordings) 67′45″ Parallel 4 by Four Tet on Parallel (Text Records) 71′04″ Technicolour by Aleksandir on Skin (Omena Records) 75′36″ Earthshine by Fantastic Man on Utopioid (Mule Musiq) 79′49″ Aqua Surge by Parris on Polychrome Swim - Single (The Trilogy Tapes) 86′00″ Otherworldly by Otik on 4CB (self released) 89′30″ Badwater Psalm (Khotin Remix) by Bing & Ruth on Divergence: Species Remixes (4AD) 95′15″ Espero by Dj Python on Derretirse (Dekmantel) 99′43″ 90s Living by Bakground & Sangam on 90's Living (Lobster Theremin) 103′20″ Tangerine Blues by Opal Sunn on Laika (Touch From A Distance) 109′49″ Polar Nights by Benoit B on Notes of Love (Into The Light) 113′10″ Deep Down (Don't Drown) by AceMo on Low Pressure (Sonic Messengers) 116′40″ Tramadol Days by Kailin on Shallow Depths (Blank Editions) Check out the full archives on the website.

With tracks of DJ Batman, Akio Nagase, Basic Spirit, Bliss Inc., Mattheis, Sansibar, Rudolf C, The Phantasy, Pangaea, Secretsundaze, Roza Terenzi & DJ Zozi, IM KELLAR, Señor Chugger, Alex Kassian, COEO, Zodiac Childs, JP Sunshine, Cignol, Benoit B, Eden Burns, Steve Marie, Natural Language & Texture, Reptant, Fantastic Man, Lone, Kim Ann Foxman, Logic1000, Caribou, Mr. Ho + Mogwaa and Axel Boman. Follow Daniel Kelsan here: https://soundcloud.com/danielkelsan

With tracks from Guy Gerber, Errortica, Fantastic Man, Stuster, ADJ, Off The Meds, Mouissie, DJ City, Kim Ann Foxman, Jeku, Bliss Inc., Bicep, Pablo Bozzi, The Phantasy, rRoxymore and Hidrogenesse. Follow Daniel Kelsan here: https://soundcloud.com/danielkelsan

Lee Phillips is a fitness professional, firefighter, athlete and model based in London, UK.After joining the fire service Lee began competing in firefighter fitness competitions. He has traveled all over the World representing the British National Team at the World Firefighter Games, Firefighter Combat Challenge and Toughest Firefighter Alive competitions. He has held the title of London’s Fittest Firefighter for a record six years and is the current title holder. In August 2017 Lee competed in the World Police and Firefighter Games in Los Angeles amongst ten thousand athletes. He won gold in the Ultimate Firefighter and CrossFit competitions making him double World Champion.Lee has also been involved with raising money for a number of firefighter and other charities in the UK and the US like William Wood Watches  www.williamwoodwatches.com  which uses old British fire service helmets and hoses to make some of their watches. Must see! In September 2011 he and two friends purchased an old British fire engine and shipped it to New York for the ten-year anniversary of 9/11. They then drove the fire engine across the States to Los Angeles raising money along the way before donating the engine to a small town in Nicaragua where it was put back into service to protect the local community.While working in London Lee was spotted by television presenter and producer Andi Peters and joined Andi Peters Models where he has since become a successful fashion and fitness model. He has appeared in a number of leading publications including Italian Vogue, Fantastic Man and GQ and has worked with some of the world’s top photographers including Bruce Weber, Alasdair McLellan and David Venni. In doing so he has represented global brands such as Calvin Klein, Dolce & Gabbana and Prada.Thanks for listening and please subscribe to keep up with our Episodes!iTunes PodcastFaceBook PageYouTube ChannelVisit FireFighter Kingdom Website

With tracks from Toki Fuko, T&J, Anton Klint, BB, Cray76, Hinako Omori, Fantastic Man, Jungle By Night, Felipe Gordon, r.hitect, Jex Opolis, Llewellyn, Roman Flügel, Pierre Rousseau and Dreamcast + Burymeinamink. Follow Daniel Kelsan here: https://soundcloud.com/danielkelsan

This week we celebrate print in these difficult times for the industry. We speak with the president of the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers. Plus Gert Jonkers from ‘Fantastic Man’ on its brand new issue, and Jeremy Leslie from ‘Magculture’.

This week we sat down with self-created icon Peter Berlin on his recent trip to New York to promote his new book Peter Berlin: Icon, Artist, Photosexual. We laughed, we cried, and according to Berlin's definition of SEX, we may have HAD IT while recording. Im pretty sure this week we were guests on HIS show which is nice departure from us blah blah blabbin away. For more NOT REALLY head on over to patreon.com/notreally for premium episodes and follow us on insta at @notreallypod    Here a little more about Peters new book from Amazon: Peter Berlin was a self-created icon. With his trademark pageboy haircut and his skin-tight costumes that put every detail of his anatomy on display (designed and tailored by Berlin himself to accentuate his already naturally defined physique), he became a gay sex symbol and a walking work of art. Cruising was his career, and with a background in photography, Berlin began taking thousands of erotic self-portraits in the parks, train stations and streets of Berlin, Rome, Paris, New York and San Francisco, where he settled in the early 1970s. As Berlin put it, “One day I looked at a camera and said, ‘I have found my dream lover.’” Berlin’s ’70s and ’80s self-portrait photography graced the covers of gay magazines, defining a look and a reimagined masculinity in a changing gay male culture. Spotlighting Berlin’s significant body of work, Peter Berlin: Icon, Artist, Photosexual pays tribute to the man who revolutionized the landscape of gay male eroticism and became an international sensation. The book is designed by Omar Sosa, Creative Director of Apartamento magazine, and is edited by Michael Bullock, writer and publisher of BUTT, Pin-Up, Fantastic Man and Gentlewoman magazines. In addition to essays by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Jonathan David Katz, Ted Stansfield and Evan Moffitt, the book includes original quotes about Berlin by Jeremy O Harris, Kembra Pfahler, Andre Leon Talley, Armistead Maupin, John Waters, Arca, Silvia Prada, AA Bronson, Jack Pierson, Simon Foxton, Chris Moukarbel, Telfar Clemens, Paul Sepuya, Tim Blanks, Mariah Garnett and Rick Castro. 

Markus Hippi and Fernando Augusto Pacheco squeeze the best bits from the past week on Monocle 24 into 60 minutes. This week’s big-name interviews include the musician and producer Pharrell Williams, French film director François Ozon and Gert Jonkers of ‘Fantastic Man’.

With tracks from Enya, Middle Sky Boom, Etnik Sentetik, Mynationshit, Photonz, Aurora Halal, Midnight Magic, Blind Vision, Tragic Error, Fantastic Man, Bella Boo, Mr BC, Extrawelt and Axel Boman. Follow Daniel Kelsan here: https://soundcloud.com/danielkelsan

With tracks from Manuel Göttsching, Johannes Klingebiel, Individual Industry, The Beloved, Solar X Brother Nebula, Hotel Avra, Ricardo Tobar, Jex Opolis, Moodymann, Konduku, Fantastic Man, Hoshina Anniversary, Mr. Tophat, Soundbwoy Killah and Tom of Brooklyn. Follow Daniel Kelsan here: https://soundcloud.com/danielkelsan

Listen to fashion designer Giles Deacon - the imposing embodiment of modern couture - in conversation with Tim Blanks, one of the foremost voices in fashion and Editor at Large of the Business of Fashion. Deacon's designs express a very particular sensibility. Glamorous but dark. Sumptuous but slightly macabre. They are the kind of clothes that imbue their wearer with extraordinary character. But it tends to be extraordinary characters who are best equipped to wear them. Every dress tells a story. Therefore every wearer is a storyteller. Which makes Giles a master narrator of modern couture. Tim Blanks probes his psyche and finds out how and why Giles fits into contemporary fashion. Tim has written for Vogue, GQ, The Financial Times, Interview, Fantastic Man and Arena Homme Plus. In the 2013 CFDA Awards he was awarded the media award in honour Eugenia Sheppard, the premier industry award for fashion journalism.

"You're constantly trying to break it..." Seb Emina is the editor of The Happy Reader, the literary magazine made for Penguin Books by the publishers of Fantastic Man. The 13th issue is out now, featuring Hollywood star Owen Wilson alongside Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, and Seb dropped into the Stack office to speak about the making of the magazine, and why its simple structure encourages him to play with ever more ambitious and eccentric editorial ideas.

Lukas aka Tamaa is a passionate digger of different kinds of house music. He is resident dj and Booker of Schumacher Club located in Bochum, which slighty becomes one of the most important institutions for electronic subculture in its region of germany. His sound is a diverse mixture between contemporary house music, older italo and funk records a long side more ravy stuff. With his event series Malam he already invited international guests like Session victim, Fantastic Man, Massimiliano Pagliara or Dan Shake. Tamaas skills perfectly represents how helpful a monthly residency in a nightclub surrounded by likeminded people can be to become a talented DJ.

Jeremy Leslie and Liv Siddall discuss the culture of magazines, recorded at the magCulture Shop. In this sixth episode, Jeremy and Liv bid farewell to New York magazine editor-in-chief Adam Moss, highlighting the ‘Cosby: The Women' front cover and the weekly staple ‘Approval Matrix'. They go on to discuss the role of lists in magazines, take a peek at the new Gym Class Magazine and look back at Marmalade magazine. Jeremy meets Eliot Haworth from Fantastic Man to hear about their new collection ‘What Men Wear'. The magCulture Podcast is supported by Park Communications – thank you! Produced by John Webb/The London Podcast Company

We speak to the editor in chief of French men’s title ‘L’etiquette’. Plus: the new publication from the ‘Fantastic Man’ team, ‘What Men Wear’, and a look at French kiosks.

The first SOBA TAPES of 2019, featuring the likes of D.Tiffany, Ian Pooley, Mad Rey, Fantastic Man, Hugo LX and more. Follow SOBA: SoundCloud: @soba_ldn facebook.com/sobalondon twitter.com/soba_ldn instagram.com/soba_ldn

For SOBA TAPES 003, we welcome along a good friend of ours to the series. Andrew Boon aka Frames steps up and delivers a carefully crafted mix, with new music from Kornel Kovacs, Fantastic Man, Baba Stiltz and Andrew's new single 'Completely Club Tool' on Sydney imprint Of Leisure. Follow Frames: @framesmusic facebook.com/framesmusic Follow SOBA: SoundCloud: @soba_ldn facebook.com/sobalondon twitter.com/soba_ldn instagram.com/soba_ldn

MINDED Podcast - Episode 8 Angelo Flaccavento sets himself apart as a true original. As a fashion industry insider, he has captivated readers with his sharp tongue and clear point of view - and as a distinguished veteran critic, he doesn't hesitate to speak up against fashion's biggest and most sensitive issues. In this episode, Angelo touches on the culture of influencers, Supreme, and the ever-evolving fashion world.  Also Available on: iTunes: http://tiny.cc/MINDED_iTunes Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5JxKVhZ... TuneIn:http://tun.in/pi9l8 Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/user/mindedpodcast or at https://www.mindedpodcast.com/    --- Angelo Flaccavento is an independent fashion critic and curator. He works out of Sicily, constantly traveling on assignments. He is a columnist for The Business of Fashion and Il Sole 24 Ore and an editor at large at Vogue Italia. He also contributes to WSJ, Purple Fashion, L’Officiel Italia, Fantastic Man, Studio. He curated the exhibitions Due o tre cose che so di Ciro and Il signor Nino for Fondazione Pitti Discovery in Florence in 2017 and 2015 respectively. With the mentoring of Pitti Immagine he developed and curated the tv series Le Italie della Moda broadcasted on Sky Arte HD in the autumn of 2014. In 2015 he conceived and curated the book 150 for Lanificio Reda.   --- MINDED is an outlet for people who want to learn from industry and creative leaders that have an innate drive for excellence. Our guests set themselves apart by challenging the norm and pushing ideas forward. In a never-ending pursuit to succeed, we thrive to have an in-depth conversation about life, business and the world we live in.   Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mindedpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yurixavierof... Twitter: https://twitter.com/yuriaxavier

Ciel, born Cindy Li, is a producer, DJ, promoter, and radio programmer based out of Toronto, Canada. She currently runs two of the country’s most forward thinking party series (It’s Not U It’s Me and Work in Progress) and hosts a femme & queer - prioritizing radio show each month on n10.as. After making her Boiler Room debut with a heady & kinetic set last August in Toronto, she's continued to make waves as one of the newest additions to Discwoman’s roster, touted by Mixmag, RA, Crack, and RBMA as one to watch, all of which followed her superb debut release on Shanti Celeste’s Peach Discs, which ended up on numerous year end lists in 2017. Follow @cl_lit 1. Susumu Yokota - Hi 2. Harmon Eyes - Through The Tunnel 3. Orbital - Lush 3.1 4. Centuras - Eastern Ashes 5. Quark - Astral Voyager 6. SW & SVN - tx 77 hinten 7. Coil - Answers Come in Dreams II 8. Archetype - A1 9. Upsammy - Another Place 10. Ciel - ??? 11. Sunshower - Weekend Millionaire 12. Centuras - Next Stop Central 13. Freaky Chakra - Anthem of the Forgotten 14. Sensorama - Nagelbrett (Alternativ) 15. The Keyprocessor - Cabs 16. Tata Box Inhibitors - Plasmids (Placid Mix) 17. Ciel - ??? 18. Jackmate - Bang!ala 19. Harmon Eyes - Wet Surface 20. DJ Bone - What He Said 21. Machine Woman - Mr Hodge Appreciation Society 22. Air Liquide - Imago II (Remixed By Burger Industries) 23. Fantastic Man pres. P.M.T.C.- Cool Waters

Ana Kinsella and Stevie Mackenzie-Smith discuss power, or more specifically: "How do we dress when we want to feel powerful?" Ultramarathon runner Sorrell Walsh tells us about dressing for physical power, while writer and 'Women Who' founder Otegha Uwagba considers "power dressing" at work - and what power dressing even means in 2018. Our latest Loved and Lost story comes from writer Eliot Haworth, who relives a very funny memory about pants in the jungle.  Otegha Uwagba is a writer, brand consultant and founder of Women Who, a community for working women. She's also the author of Little Black Book. Find her Twitter [@OteghaUwagba](https://twitter.com/OteghaUwagba) Sorrell Walsh is a writer and runner of marathons and ultramarathons. Find her on Twitter [@sorrellwalsh](https://twitter.com/sorrellwalsh), and find out more about WMN RUN at [wmnrun.com.](http://wmnrun.com) Eliot Haworth is assistant editor at Fantastic Man magazine. You can follow him on Instagram at [@eliothaworth.](https://www.instagram.com/eliothaworth/)  Find us on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/layers.podcast/](https://www.instagram.com/layers.podcast/) If you liked today’s show, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! Music: E's Jammy Jams - Arabian Sand (via YouTube Music Library), Gunnar Olsen - Slay Well (via YouTube Audio Library), Blue Dot Sessions - The Shoes They Wear (via Free Music Archive), Golden Gray - Don't Stop Running (via Free Music Archive), Blue Dot Sessions - Strange Dog Walk (via Free Music Archive), Aaron Lieberman - Gypsy Stroll (via YouTube Music Library) Production by Lucy Dearlove.

Bangers in a Balearic haze. @fantastic-man Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=609

Alex Ho has been working hard to bring new life to Los Angeles nightlife through his event series, Moony Habits. Jump into his world with this mix featuring tracks from Justin Cudmore on Bunker NY, Fantastic Man, and Sleep D on Butter Sessions. If you like what you hear tune into Moony Habits new NTS radio show. Follow @moonyhabits Unreleased Fantastic Man - Legoman Fio - Oasis (Celestial Body Mix) Central - Basil (Version Integrale Club) Ron Trent - On My Mind Luca Lozano - Super Rhythm Track Sleep D - Confusion Justin Cudmore - Sweet Fantasy Tessela - Diving Thomas Bangalter - Outrun Omar S - Frogs Unreleased

This week Chris and Skip (M and Josh are out this week) cut it up as we used to years ago. We talk about some cool new science news. Skip tries to get Chris excited for The Dark Tower movie coming out later this year. Thanks for listening! Enjoy. Deficit Pick(s) of the Week: Children of Men Cujo Neverwhere (BBC show) We rate and review: Colossal Handmaid's Tale American Gods The Circle In the episode, we smoked: Mass Super D (Sativa) We open with Fantastic Man by William Onyeabor and close with Maggie Mae by The Pietasters. Follow us on Twitter @adoradio0 or @_ratking or @M_ADOradio or @Skip_ADO_Radio. We're a proud member of the BAT SQUAD network (www.batsquadnetwork.com). Make sure to check out the other great shows! What?

Histoires de #5   C'est au Nigéria qu'Histoires de pose ses valises et ses oreilles pour un épisode spécial sur William Onyeabor. Ce nom ne vous dit peut-être rien et pourtant cet homme est un précurseur en matière d'électro funk au Nigeria. Mais le 16 janvier dernier, ses fans à travers le monde apprenaient son décès à l’âge de 70 ans. En 2013, un documentaire du nom de Fantastic Man, co produit par le label Luaka Bop,  lui est consacré. Histoires de vous propose de plongez ou replongez dans l'univers musical de cet artiste aussi discret que doué !   PLAYLIST  William Onyeabor - Body et Soul  Fela - Water No Get Enemy  William Onyeabor Atomic Bomb  Better Change Your Mind Extrait concert de David Byrne - When The Going is smooth and Good William Onyeabor - When The Gooing is smooth and Good A VOIR > Le documentaire de Jake Sumner consacré à la carrière de W. Onyeabor

Histoires de #5 C'est au Nigéria qu'Histoires de pose ses valises et ses oreilles pour un épisode spécial sur William Onyeabor. Ce nom ne vous dit peut-être rien et pourtant cet homme est un précurseur en matière d'électro funk au Nigeria. Mais le 16 janvier dernier, ses fans à travers le monde apprenaient son décès à l’âge de 70 ans. En 2013, un documentaire du nom de Fantastic Man, co produit par le label Luaka Bop,  lui est consacré. Histoires de vous propose de plongez ou replongez dans l'univers musical de cet artiste aussi discret que doué ! PLAYLIST William Onyeabor - Body et Soul Fela - Water No Get Enemy William OnyeaborAtomic Bomb Better Change Your MindExtrait concert de David Byrne - When The Going is smooth and GoodWilliam Onyeabor - When The Gooing is smooth and GoodA VOIR> Le documentaire de Jake Sumner consacré à la carrière de W. Onyeabor

This Dj Mix was performed and recorded live by NEVEREVER on December, 18th, 2016 in West Hollywood, CA. Tracklist: 01. Faust - "It's A Rainy Day Sunshine Girl" 02. Can - "........ And More" 03. Kid Creole & The Coconuts - "I'm Corrupt" 04. Jaye P. Morgan - "Let's Get Together" 05. Jeanette "Lady" Day - "Come Let Me Love You" 06. Rahaan - "Clap Your Hands Stomp Your Feet" 07. William Onyeabor - "Fantastic Man" 08. Traks - "Wild Safari" 09. Populette - "Daddy" 10. Peter Tosh - "Buck-In-Hamm Palace" 11. Legowelt - "And The Beat Goes On" 12. Octet - "Euros vs. Dollars (Pilooski Edit)" 13. Todd Terje & The Olsens - "Baby Do You Wanna Bump (Daniel Meloso Remix)" 14. The Soft Pink Truth - "Promofunk" 15. Tensnake - "Freundchen" Listen to the NEVEREVER Forever Podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/neverever-forever-a-party-and-a-podcast/id1196632310?mt=2

Aussie Mic Newman is true to his Fantastic Man moniker. The music he releases under it is always inventive and colourful stuff that defies easy categorisation. It draws ideas from tribal, acid and abstract sound worlds and marries them to rugged, compelling house and techno grooves. Let’s Play House, Fine Choice and Permanent Vacation all release it and the man himself also co-runs the Superconscious label with his friend Francis Inferno Orchestra. On top of this he also recently explored new age ambient and downtempo as Mind Lotion, so has never been hotter than he is right now. His mix for us draws on all this and more: it is a balmy house trip with curious jungle sounds, breezy melodies and retro sounding oddities that speak of an inquisitive musical mind. Quite often managing to sound both soothing and banging at the same time, it is a colourful affair that never stays in one place for too long, and is all the more absorbing because of it.

'Attic' is the brainchild of Sydney jocks, Brendan Clay and Andrew Fazzolari; devised as a medium to promote their love for low, slow grooves, thick basslines and loose, swinging drums. Attic is tailored to those searching for an avenue for deep, soulful, disco-infused and melodically-inclined house music. Fundamentally, its focus is the promotion of quality, hand-picked local talent, foremost; regularly showcasing selectors from around the globe who mirror its style and vision. deep • low-slung • disco Coming in 2017. Like us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/atticsydney --- This mix offering contains original tunes and remixes from Junktion, Harry Wolfman, Fantastic Man, Jeremy Juno and Forteba, on labels such as Razor-N-Tape Recordings, Secret Reels and Melbourne Deepcast.

This My Big Idea podcast comes directly from London Fashion Week. In this episode, ASOS editor-at-large Danielle Radojcin speaks to Penny Martin, editor-in-chief of The Gentlewoman magazine about how she has made it such a success and her tips for those looking to build a career in fashion journalism. Penny has also served as the chair of Fashion Imagery at London College of Fashion, editor-in-chief of SHOWstudio.com, curator of special collections at The National Women’s Library and curator at The National Museum of Photography, Film and Television. She is also a contributor to magazines including Fantastic Man and The New York Times, W Magazine, has worked alongside Nick Knight and has curated exhibitions at galleries and museums including The Photographers' Gallery and Somerset House in London. The Gentlewoman offers an informed and intelligent view on fashion, combined with progressive journalism and features on influential modern women such as Fatima Bhutto, Alannah Weston and Floriane de Saint Pierre. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clandestino & Twisted Geisha are pleased to give a Leeds debut to one of Europe's leading female DJ's and party rockers. Paramida made her name as an upstart behind the counter at Berlin's'Oye Record Store and held a riotous two year residency at Salon Zur Wilden Renate with her Paradisco parties; inviting luminaries Tornado Wallace, DJ Fett Burger, Telephones, Danielle Baldelli, DJ Sprinkles, Man Power and others along for the ride. Her Love On The Rocks label has lit up an often staid Berlin techno scene with colourful releases to date from Discodromo, Fantastic Man, Telephones and Zombies in Miami. Paramida can be found regularly playing at the Garden Festival, Gottwood, Lisbon's Lux Club and on Beats in Space and her unpredictable yet fiery and dramatic DJ set at Distrikt is not to be missed... https://soundcloud.com/paramida

Okay, so we officially talk Deadpool spoilers this episode, but the good news it isn't until the very, very end and there is plenty of warning before it starts.  Anyway, the guys also talk the latest on Coleco Chameleon implosion, the Oscars, how much to lay in a bed for 70 days, Fuller House, more Ghostbusters, and so much more.  Oh, and Michael Rapaport is amazing.

Touch Sensitive’s debut single ‘Body Stop’ was one of the first tracks released on Future Classic, all the way back in 2004. Cloaked in anonymity its cosmic vibes and Italo authenticity made it a cult favourite among discerning DJ circles from East London to Brooklyn. Recent highlights include supporting performances for Disclosure & Cut Copy, as well as a free download of his latest single ‘Slowments’ & ‘Teen Idols’. 2015 saw the release of the Pizza Guy – Remix 12″ featuring Fantastic Man, I:Cube, Sau Poler & Sage Caswell.

Simon runs Wildlife Recordings out of Byron bay with his brother Elroy 4.0. He also throws parties under the name White Rhino and in the last 6 years they've hosted a whole range of international artists and live acts. Musically he pushes diverse, forward-thinking sounds, blurring the boundaries between Bass music, Techno, Electronica and Acid/Analogue House & 808 Electro. His latest project is Andromeda Festival, an open air electronica festival featuring the likes of DJ Nobu, Fantastic Man and Tuff Sherm.

Apparel Music Radio show is happy to present Kisk' Elevator Shave Mix. Incl. tracks by Laurence Guy & Harry Wolfman, YouANDme, Fantastic Man, John Tejada, Max Graef, Hodini, Los Goddard, Daniel Laseman, Moodymann and many others. Giuseppe D'Alessandro - aka Kisk - is the owner of Apparel Music, a label based in London but with multi-cultural roots. After years spent paying his dues in Milan’s historic clubs, from Old Fashion to Amnesia, in unauthorized centri sociali or ‘squat clubs’, fashion shows and radio work, he turned his attention to production. He explored a variety of genres, from trip hop to swing, passing through jungle, West London and Detroit house, to deep house, while never abandoning jazz – the wildest and most impeccable of all - progressively building a digital project. Out of this came the concept of Jazzy, the ability to make jazz and electronic music communicate. This passion is also manifest in the Oneboy project - musical instruments played live to a DJ set. link: @kisk @apparel-music

Buy Ben Gomori ‘Absinthe Makes The Heart Grow Fonder’ at http://bit.ly/m1beatport Follow Turned On on SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/turned-on Follow the Spotify playlist: http://bit.ly/turnedonspotify Mennie – Phoenix [Exploited] Double Knots – Double Vision (Toby Tobias Remix) [International Feel] Ben Gomori – Absinthe … Continue reading → The post Turned On 070: Maxxi Soundsystem, Maya Jane Coles, Citizenn, Fantastic Man, Toby Tobias appeared first on Turned On.

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INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > inverted-audio.com/mix/paxton-fettel/ Paxton Fettel is an electronic producer from Copenhagen and is also part of Greta Gottage Workshop, a small record label owned and operated by Matt Densham out of Torquay in Devon. Over the past couple of years Paxton has released several soul and jazz influenced deep house records. In 2013 Paxton released his first record for Greta Cottage Workshop and is soon to release a four track follow up "A Night In Torquay" EP. Ahead of this release, we invited Paxton to record an hours mix and to tell us more about who he is, how he got into music and how a producer from Denmark came to release music out of Torquay. Paxton also takes us through his studio setup and offers some tips to the music industry. His mix features music from Nils Frahm, Axel Boman, Fantastic Man, Tammi Terell and of course tracks from Paxton's forthcoming "A Night In Torquay EP".

Tracklist: - Motor City Drum Ensemble - "Send A Prayer Pt2" - Roy Davis Jr. - "About Love" (Jon Marsh Remix) - Rainer Trueby - "Es Lo Que Pasa" - The Organ Grinder - "Deep Undercover" - Fantastic Man - "Nuthin' But A Thing" - Disclosure - "Defeated No More" - St Germain - "Alabama Blues" (Todd Edwards Dub Mix) - J DIlla - "Two Can Win"

A Future Classic from Mind Against and music from Let’s Play House, KMS, Throne Of Blood, Supplement Facts, Musik Gewinnt Freunde… The post Turned On 022: Martin Buttrich, Fantastic Man, Roy Davis Jnr., Mind Against, Patryk Molinari appeared first on Turned On.

MDC on facebook: www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Fantastic Man: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/094-fantastic-man/ Tracklist: 1.You Were Better To Me – Geoff Lentin – CDR 2. Bit 1 (Nina Amnesia Remix) – Tornado Wallace – ESP Institute 3. Colourless Plastic (Chromatose dub) – Cage & Aviary – Golf Channel 3a. Bruce Springsteen – State Trooper – Columbia 4. All The Same – Vakula – 3rd Strike 5. Functional Love – Tyrex – Dolly Dubs 6. Tension – Fantastic Man – FCR 7. Naughty (Axel Boman Remix) Name In Lights – Free Association 8. As If – Max Graef – Melbourne Deepcast 9. A Daily Affair – The Mole – Maybe Tomorrow 10. Franz Underwear – Aero Dance – Tusk Wax 11. Dallas Evenings – Frak – Workshop

Todays guestmix is from a man responsible for some of our favourite output over the last few years ‘Jacques Renault'. Jacques (Yes its his real name) has a plethora of strings to his bow curating and managing a number of great labels like ‘On The Prowl', its offshoot ‘OTP Party Breaks', vinyl only ‘Goodnight Moon' and the burgeoning ‘Let's Play House' which began as a series of parties that flourished into a label he currently runs alongside his partner in crime Nik Mercer. ‘Lets Play House' seem to be nailing it at the moment with releases from lots of HOD favourites like ‘Dead Rose Music Company', ‘Fantastic Man, ‘Bicep' and ‘Toby Tobias'. Quite the stable. Not happy to rest on his laurels for very long Jacques and Nik recently announced the launch of ‘Goodnight Moon' a vinyl only label. We'll be keeping a close eye on this project as it has potential to be a bit special.Jacques strikes me as a man who doesn't take himself too seriously, which is a rare attribute among producers. This mix is for having fun/getting messy to, simple. However it's not all candy coated disco like you may expect and Jacques ventures into some deeper territory with the wonderfully complex and polarizing ‘John Talabot – When The Past Was Present (Pachanga Boys Red Remix)'. You can nearly feel the sweat dripping from the roof to Daniel Avery's “Drone Logic” which is a bit of a monster. There's a few unreleased little gems peppered throughout this mix, including a first peek at the aforementioned ‘Goodnight Moon' label with ‘Almost – Polyphony' which incidentally is one of the highlights of this mix when paired with ‘Emotion II Emotion – Can't Help Myself'. We cornered Jacques and Nik, shined a spotlight in their eyes, waterboarded them and managed to squeeze some info from them.