Late Stage

Ben joined me for a chat in the homestead. Ben is an actor, writer, comic, and he does a crazy good Tony Soprano impression. We break down internet beefs, his creative process, music and everything inbetween. Give him a follow at @benjimanzz and @bensynthesizer.

Journalist Dylan Green stopped by the crib to chop it up about the blog era, the state of journalism, what he's listening too, where he's headed. Follow him at @cinemasai. Late Stage. 

Jordan joins me to talk shop about Colour Plus, his upbringing, and moodboarding. He discusses how his djing informs his design and vice versa. Make sure to follow him @veryjordo. Follow us @latestagepod. 

The homie stops by to talk culture, new music, old music, appropriation, and everything in between. Give him a follow at @wahala.wav.

Chris Jackson of Chez Rien joins us to discuss his brand, home, and his many influences. We get into philly sports, his upcoming collection, and sourcing samples. Follow Chris's brand @chezrien. Follow us too @latestagepod.

Dwyer joins us to talk nightlife, the ups and downs of modeling, growing, and the struggles of getting back to Jersey after a tumultuous night out. I really enjoyed this conversation and think you will too. Follow him at @dwyer.hall. 

Jay joins me to discuss his come up, his recent move to georgia, music, film, and everything inbetween. Give him a follow @jay.gov and keep up.
 
 

Sherwin joins us to talk everything from matcha, single stiched tees, fashionable footballers, and physical space. Tap in and follow him at @sherwinsalehi. 

Yamashita Project just released new pieces on April 15th and April 29th.
Yamashita Project is a clothing brand rooted in rediscovery. Named after the founder’s grandmother’s maiden name, Yamashita represents a family story nearly lost to time and now revived as a symbol of identity and continued heritage.
The “Project” reflects both the evolution of the brand and the ongoing journey of reconnecting with culture. Every piece is part exploration, part reflection—an effort to honor the past while shaping something new.
Their message, “bring color back,” is an invitation to see life fully: to embrace your story, express yourself boldly, and reconnect with the parts of your identity that deserve to be reclaimed. Yamashita Project creates clothing with intention, celebrating the beauty of growth, heritage, and becoming.
 

@yahtuusabe joins us to talk his brand, design, working with supreme, and music. Tap in @latestagepod.