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Introducing: One More Question with Zach Baron

Each episode of One More Question features candid, deep-dive conversations with some of the fascinating icons and cover stars in the GQ universe. Every Tuesday, host Zach Baron, GQ’s Senior Special Projects Editor and a longtime writer for the magazine, sits down with a new subject and figures out what makes them tick. These conversations — with Hollywood stars and directors, elite athletes, comedians, and cultural visionaries — are intimate and unpredictable, whether in New York, Los Angeles, or on location. What really goes on behind the headlines? How do world-class artists navigate success, pressure, fame, and modern life? Tune in to One More Question to find out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
09.03.2021

Reality Doesn't Interest Me w/ George Cortina

This week we're joined by genius super-stylist and GQ contributor George Cortina to discuss the April cover starring Steven Yeun, creating images that stand the test of time, being obsessed by style rather than fashion, Keanu Reeves, the Pitt Twist, ’60s Italian cinema, how he became the most elegant man on earth, and the arc of his 30+ year career: "It’s been amazing, it’s been heartbreaking, it’s been inspiring, it’s been incredibly crushing and disappointing, it’s been all of the emotions. You don't become a star and everything is fabulous. Every day is a different day." Buy a Corporate Lunch dad hat here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
29.07.2021

Breaking Through the “Pain Cave,” with Paralympian Cyclist Oksana Masters

Oksana Masters has competed in four different Paralympic sports—rowing, cross-country skiing, biathlon, and cycling—and in every Paralympic Games, summer and winter, going back to 2012. She’s won eight medals along the way. So she knows a thing or two about pushing through pain. A double amputee above the knee, Oksana talks about how she found therapy in sports, the simple counting trick she uses when her self-talk starts going south, and why she approaches races as just another day of training. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
05.06.2020

Enter the Greenhouse w/ Emily Bode

This week we're joined by New York designer Emily Adams Bode, who tells us why she moved Bode HQ to a greenhouse in British Columbia. We also discuss her fresh new website, what it's like to design collections based on your friends, the joy of tiny kitchens, and how to get your crib smelling like the Bode store. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
08.07.2021

How to Maintain Your Cool, According to Olympic Fencer Daryl Homer

In fencing, it’s important to strike fast—but not quite as important as it is to strike true: to have a clear enough head see where your opponent’s baiting you, or what tricks your nerves might be playing on you. U.S. saber fencer Daryl Homer took home a silver medal from the 2016 Olympics because he was able to do just that. On this episode, he shares lessons from two decades of fencing about controlling emotions, the surprising freedom of admitting you’re scared, and other tips for self-mastery he’s bringing to his quest for a Tokyo gold. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
18.02.2020

Breath of Fire with Alex Olson

We enter the mind garden of pro skater and Bianca Chandôn don Alex Olson. Noah, Rachel, Sam and Alex discuss skateboarding's relationship to fashion, the virtue of selling out, GOOP, Bianca and Call Me 917, and Alex's radical mindfulness and wellness routine. Read Noah's profile of Alex from the February issue of GQ here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
04.05.2020

Real Freaks Only w/ Our Legacy's Jockum Hallin

Our Legacy co-founder Jockum Hallin calls in this week to reflect on 15 years of fashion greatness, life under non-quarantine in Sweden, the brand's Work Shop project, and his ’90s influences. Plus Noah, Rachel, and Sam ponder how brands will replicate crucial elements of the fashion show experience in a digital medium. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
14.08.2020

The New Rules Of Hanging Out Pt. II

This week we're joined by writer and expert hanger-outer Caroline Bankoff to discuss hang outs in the age of COVID. Topics include picnic outfits, close friends Instagram Stories, hanging out on digital platforms, spikeball, and more. (For The New Rules of Hanging Out Pt., listen to Corporate Lunch episode 57.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
28.02.2018

Ep. 22: The Sneaker Episode

It was a hot day in Kansas City when 16 year-old Mark Anthony Green parked his Volvo station wagon outside Harold Pener to cop the Defining Moments Air Jordans… This week, Will and Noah are joined by GQ style editor Mark Anthony Green to talk sneakers. Mark Anthony walks us through what it’s like to own every good sneaker ever made, Noah reveals his main beef with the sneaker world, and we discover that MAG might have been the first person to ever get beat up at a sneaker drop. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
17.04.2020

The Making of GQ's Kanye West Cover Story

In this bonus episode, Will explains the making of his Kanye West cover story for the May issue of GQ, which took him to Cody, Wyoming, Calabasas, Cabo, and Paris. We discuss Kid Cudi's party, James Turrell, the Lamborghini turner-arounders, skateable architecture, and the first cover story Will wrote about Kanye, in 2003. Subscribe to GQ now and get the Kanye issue, guaranteed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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