40 episodes
Articles of Interest Radiotopia
-
- Arts
-
-
5.0 • 45 Ratings
-
Articles of Interest is a show about what we wear.
Produced and Hosted by Avery Trufelman
-
Nudity
Sometimes it’s liberating to be naked. Sometimes it’s really really not.
Notes, links, and images at articlesofinterest.substack.com -
Modesty
Why would God care what we wear? A tour through Islam, Mormonism, and Judaism, and all of their varying and overlapping commands. For more images and information, go to articlesofinterest.substack.com
-
Stylists (With Decoder Ring)
In honor of the Met Gala, a special feature. This is an episode I produced with one of my favorite podcasts, Decoder Ring. Together we asked the questions: what is a celebrity stylist? Where did this job come from? The answer was very fun.
-
The Clueless Closet
Ever since 1995, a generation has been dreaming of Cher’s digital closet from the movie Clueless. So why don’t we have it yet? It’s not the technology. It’s a psychological problem with the way fashion works.
-
On Pointe
The pointe shoe is a design that balances at the very tip of both tradition and innovation. What can make it change?
-
Inside The Factory
On the ten year anniversary of a horrible manufacturing disaster- a look at what has changed, what hasn’t, and the massive secret industry behind it all.
If you’d like to sign the petition from Clean Clothes Campaign, click here or head to articlesofinterest.substack.com for more links and resources on the audit industry and audit deception.
Customer Reviews
Bro
Been a fan since the beginning but the plus size episode was absolutely the best one so far! Love the show it keeps getting better and better 💕💕
Fascinating History
Loved the first season and the second series is almost as good.
Captivating and illuminating
I’m not in anyway a dedicated follower of fashion, but the show challenged so many of my what I learnt were misconceptions. I learned, i read further, i spoke with others and I look at clothing with a different perspective. A great eclectic mix of the interrelation of so many diverse industries, places, professions and cultures in what is often the mundane and everyday product such as jeans.