Episodes

  • Palais Intrigue with Matt Klein

    Palais Intrigue with Matt Klein
    Jun 20 2025

    On a very hot day four, Matt Klein joins us to talk about the work exhibit in the Palais basement (where ad-hoc insights and very creative data points abound), what’s missing from conversation about the creator economy, and giving up personal data for a piece of fruit.


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    23 mins
  • Talking Media Business and Getting Sunburnt with Max Tani

    Talking Media Business and Getting Sunburnt with Max Tani
    Jun 18 2025

    Semafor’s Media Editor, Max Tani, joins us for day three. We talk about sunburns, the evolving media presence at Cannes, pre-fab buildings, YouTube eating TikTok’s lunch, Chat J'ai Pété, Substack’s will-they-won’t-they dance with advertisers, the changing tide in the culture wars, and where to get the best Thai food.


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    26 mins
  • WWDPP? (What Would Dolly Parton Pitch?)

    WWDPP? (What Would Dolly Parton Pitch?)
    Jun 17 2025

    Day two of Cannes Lions kicks off with former U.S. Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, advocating a Dolly Parton approach to brand purpose followed by a refreshing marketing talk break from James Blake. In other news, will.i.am says we’re not prepared to be good hosts to aliens, Paris Hilton’s husband talks about AI and VC (two things you really don’t hear about enough), and our AG1 partnership continues to deepen (jk).


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    21 mins
  • Human Creativitymaxxing

    Human Creativitymaxxing
    Jun 16 2025
    Clara and Eli are on the ground reporting from day one of the Cannes Lions. Highlights include: Willa Bennet’s plans for rebooting Cosmopolitan’s IP, Apple’s VP of Marketing says “human creativity” over 18 times in 20 minutes, a potential new sponsor, Chinese soft power, being in the Nashville of France, and we have some ideas for a Bravo buildout on the Croisette.

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    15 mins
  • See you in Cannes

    See you in Cannes
    Jun 13 2025
    Bonjour. Eli and Clara will be dropping daily episodes of the podcast, recorded live and uncut from the Cannes Lions Festival next week. We’ll break down some of the Croisette’s highs and lows, plus get the rundown of what some former D1FM guests are seeing on their end.

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    2 mins
  • Benjamin Edgar on Navigating Cultural Tipping Points

    Benjamin Edgar on Navigating Cultural Tipping Points
    Jun 10 2025
    Benjamin Edgar is a Chicago-based designer who’s been making a lot of very cool things for a very long time. He co-authored the early aughts blog THE BRILLIANCE, founded Boxed Water, and more recently started An Object Company. We talk about the importance of design consistency, how we’re at an inflection point with “phone stuff,” Dieter Rams, bar etiquette, applied design, Adrien Brody’s art, why it’s interesting to know what you’re interested in, Chicago, the sin wave of culture and more.

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    43 mins
  • The “Flyover Finals” and “Establishment Podcasts”

    The “Flyover Finals” and “Establishment Podcasts”
    Jun 3 2025
    Today we’re talking about the NBA’s “crisis of cool,” and whether that’s also inclusive of Timothée Chalamet’s Chrome Hearts, Adam Friedland’s interview on Mixed Signals, the rise of “establishment podcasts,” cruise ships, space ships, and waiting in line at pop-ups.

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    27 mins
  • How Recho Omondi’s The Cutting Room Floor Became Fashion’s Most Honest Podcast

    How Recho Omondi’s The Cutting Room Floor Became Fashion’s Most Honest Podcast
    May 27 2025
    Recho Omondi is the host and creator of The Cutting Room Floor, the popular fashion podcast featuring guests like Cynthia Erivo and Law Roach. In this episode, we explore why blue chip design names like Steve Madden and Brendon Babenzien of Noah open up on her mic, revealing unfiltered takes on the business of fashion. We also dive into Omondi’s “clipping” technique, the politics of taste, and why being a partial outsider gives her the clearest view of fashion’s inner workings.

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    39 mins
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