In this episode of the Sneaker History Podcast, Mike and Andy Dutton, aka AD Sneaks, discuss the intersection of sneaker culture, photography, and education. They explore personal sneaker choices, current trends in the sneaker market, and the impact of collaborations on sneaker design. Andy shares insights from his experience as a teacher, emphasizing the importance of creativity in education and how he engages students through sneaker design contests. The conversation also touches on the evolution of sneaker photography and the influence of pop culture on sneaker trends. Andy expresses his aspirations to publish a photography book showcasing his work, highlighting the beauty of sneakers as wearable art.

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