Bite Archive

Hey, welcome back to Bite Archive. If you’re just tuning in, this is the third episode of Season 2, where I’m speaking with creative leaders based in Paris, New York, Copenhagen and London. Todays guest, I met back in New York a few months ago, by a pool, of all places. Founder of Blonde inc, a creative production company based in New York, Copenhagen and Stockholm. He has worked on campaigns for the likes of Google, Prada, Spotify & Adidas, I’m speaking with Adam Holm.We chat about his journey from club promoter to director, the influence of groups like Odd Future & Tyler the Creator whilst growing up in Copenhagen, the importance of Merchandise, as well as building Blonde through various acquisitions with their parent company Dogma Global. I really enjoyed speaking with Adam about his journey - this was a fun one, I hope you enjoy! Also for those with access to video, I encourage you to check out the stream…

Hey guys, on this episode of the Bite Archive Podcast we are introducing a new season, speaking with Industry Leaders and Creative’s who have established brands across the world. To kick off, we have an amazing guest. Someone who has seamlessly navigated the worlds of high fashion, luxury media, and entrepreneurship. I’m speaking with Michelle Lu. Michelle is the Co-Founder & CEO of Semaine. A lifestyle platform that offers a window into the lives of the world's most influential Tastemakers. We talk about her introduction to the world of fashion from the Vogue closet in New York, to working as an Art Director & Creative Producer for David Lipman, Mario Testino and Art Partner. Following this, how Michelle started her entrepreneurial journey with Semaine as well as Studio.Semaine, her creative agency based in Paris. 

Hey guys, welcome back to Bite Archive. This season, we’re expanding the lens across New York, London, Paris, and Copenhagen to speak with the creators, strategists and writers who shape global culture.Our first guest is someone whose writing re-evaluates how we look at the modern landscape across fashion, style and status. I'm sitting down with Alfred Tong.Alfred is an author, columnist, and brand consultant whose work has appeared in GQ, Esquire, The Times, and Mr Porter. I was however, introduced to Alfred through his Substack, Dark Luxury & Notes - which I would highly recommend if you’re interested in the deeper mechanics of status, consumer desire and what luxury has to offer, in the modern age. In this episode, we talk what it was like being brought up in a restaurant near Soho, how the media landscape has shifted from the early days of print to digital and his approach to editorial and what it takes to build a brand identity that commands cultural relevance today. Alfred’s perspective is incredibly sharp, and this conversation is a masterclass in reading between the lines of modern culture. Enjoy Link to Alfred's Substack:https://notesbyalfredtong.substack.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alfredcytong/

Hey guys, on this episode of the Bite Archive Podcast, we’re switching it up. As a part of the ‘Weekly Rumours’ series, I sat down with Lulu Ingram who founded 58 Music in 2017. In just a few moments Lulu describes 58 Music and how it came to be, so hold tight. Lulu’s depth of knowledge around music and records really shows and it was super interesting hearing about her approach to finding new music and what that entails. I should say, this episode was fairly spontaneously recorded in a noisy pub in Spitalfields, so apologies for the the background noise. Hope you enjoy!

On this episode of the Bite Archive Podcast I sit down with Art Curator, Freddie Foulkes. Freddie and I have a relaxed chat and discuss a whole range of topics ranging from navigating the intricacies of the Art world, the relationship between the artist and curator, selling clothes on Portobello road, working at Christies and Iggy Pop. Freddie has a keen eye for all things aesthetic which is demonstrated not only within the exhibition’s but also in clothing and music.We also touch on other broader incentives within life and there are some great takeaways through Freddie’s lens.

In this episode of the Bite Archive Podcast, we will be speaking with the wonderfully talented Artist, Emilia Momen.Her career leapt to the spotlight after submitted her painting, ‘The Pink Man’ into the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition leading to exhibiting around the world, such as Art Basel, Miami. We talk about the parallels between London & Florence, what influence’s her painting’s and how she navigates the art world. 

British Fashion Designer, Geordie Campbell is the first guest on the Bite Archive podcast. Geordie is the Founder and Creative Director of the namesake brand. His designs range from kilts and ruffle shirts to wonderful pleated trousers, all with a clean aesthetic that lends itself to wearability, while also capturing the essence of what it means to be masculine in the modern age. We speak about his early inspirations and experience, as well as fashion icks, one of which we saw Central Cee wearing at the GQ Men of the Year awards…