In short
The hosts trade travel/hotel preferences (especially needing a bathtub), then pivot to the “clip economy” and whether short-form video is replacing long-form podcasts/music. They also discuss social-media event flyers (OC “Latinas versus Snow Bunnies” pool party), celebrity fashion/PR commentary, and music/artist categories (including discussion of clipping and “elfin”/fairy electronic music).
Key claims
long-form content may become “vanity” while clips dominate; music is less affected by clips than podcasts/video; people shouldn’t be alarmed by “you’ll be left behind” narratives; trailers/teasers often show the best parts.
Notable examples
Waxahatchee & MJ Lenderman show in Minneapolis (seated, Americana, pedal steel/dobro/banjo, no drummer); 2 Chainz’s podcast with his son Halo; Zach Galifianakis’ “gardening” trailer; Loop coffee using Kirkland whole milk.
Guests
Jason Williamson (Sleaford Mods; actor; appeared in Peaky Blinders). Also referenced: Chris & Jason (hosts), and 10-year-old Halo (2 Chainz’s son) as a guest topic, not an actual guest.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOTravel Plans and Hotel Stays
0:46 to 2:48
Discussion about travel plans, hotel experiences, and the necessity of comfort while on the road.
“And then, you know, going to go to Paris and London and New York for a little bit of rain, cold, and then rain again.”
Quirks of Hotel Amenities
2:49 to 5:08
Hosts share their thoughts on hotel amenities, particularly the value of bathtubs and space.
“But there's a thing on Real Housewives of Salt Lake City where a character named Meredith, her husband makes sure that she always has a bathtub in the hotel rooms.”
Laundry and Travel Hacks
5:09 to 7:10
A lighthearted discussion about travel hacks, including washing clothes and using travel gear.
“I liked his bedside manner more, but he fucked me up.”
Concert Experiences and Seating Arrangements
7:11 to 10:22
The hosts reflect on recent concert experiences and the dynamics of seating at shows.
“Very similar to a Sleaford Mods stage play.”
Child Stars and Celebrity Parenting
10:23 to 13:17
The conversation shifts to child stars in the podcasting world, with humor about parenting and fame.
“Let's give Jason a call and get into it if we can understand his accent.”
Guest Introduction
13:18 to 13:50
Introduction of Jason Williamson, highlighting his background and achievements in music and acting.
“And a third party is a great person to do that with.”
The Quest for Health Data
14:04 to 15:09
Explore the importance of data in understanding personal health.
“And they got to go vape in the parking lot.”
The Unique OC Pool Party
15:28 to 18:31
Discussion about a quirky pool party theme and its implications.
“But that only means we can bring you more of what you want me and Jason talking about.”
Reflections on Reality TV and Aging
18:31 to 19:44
Examining the effects of fame and lifestyle on reality TV stars.
“We have some of the finest Latinas and snow bunnies in the world, Chris.”
Fashion Choices and Public Perception
19:44 to 22:40
Analyzing a celebrity's fashion choices in relation to public image and reactions.
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The Evolution of Content Consumption
22:40 to 28:00
Discussion on how clips are changing the landscape of content engagement.
“I know you, I know the message is lost on you.”
The Impact of Trailers on Audience Engagement
28:00 to 28:35
Exploration of how movie trailers shape audience expectations and decisions.
“that might not push you to go do the whole thing.”
The Shift Towards Clips in Media Consumption
28:35 to 30:00
Discussion on how short clips influence the consumption of longer media formats.
“And it's like, obviously the idea is to get you to spend$30, you know, to go sit in a cold room and watch it with people you don't know.”
Monetization Strategies in Clip Culture
30:00 to 31:40
Analysis of how advertisements are integrated into clips and their effects.
The Future of Long-Form Content
31:40 to 33:26
Speculation about the potential value of long-form content in a clip-driven world.
“But also, everyone has that fear in the back of their mind because for every 100 of those Ethereum bubbles, there's like, I'm not going to get a car.”
Consumer Behavior in the Age of Clips
35:56 to 37:19
Discussion on how consumer habits are shaped by quick entertainment formats.
The Psychological Effects of Quick Content
37:19 to 39:05
Exploration of the addictive nature of quick content and its impact on attention.
Marketing Strategies in the Digital Age
39:05 to 40:46
Insights on the effectiveness of teasing and marketing in social media.
Audience Expectations and Event Planning
40:46 to 42:00
Discussion on how audience expectations shape event and ticket sales.
The Anticipation of Live Events
42:00 to 43:10
Discussion on the appeal of having events scheduled far in advance.
“Like your parents spend$300 to get you two tickets or four tickets, so$600, whatever, to take you and your friend to the show.”
Haircuts and Coffee Experiences
43:10 to 44:15
Sharing personal anecdotes about haircuts and a surprising coffee experience.
Reflections on Zach Galifianakis
44:15 to 47:08
Analysis of a clip featuring Zach Galifianakis and the nature of comedy shows.
“But I was hoping that she was going to say low-key, the Costco vodka rates higher than Belvedere.”
Travel Plans and Nostalgia
47:08 to 48:24
Discussing upcoming travels to Paris and London, sharing excitement.
“And, you know, I think he really believes in, you know, spreading awareness about deforestation and blah, blah, blah.”
Flight Experiences and Personal Growth
48:24 to 50:44
Narrative of a flight experience and reflections on personal changes over time.
“I think we're going to try to go to Borgo, I think.”
Lena Dunham's Book Success
50:44 to 52:34
Discussion about Lena Dunham's recent book release and its impact.
“Guys, I'm reading a Jeanette McCurdy book, and she's like, oh, huh, this gay guy gave me attitude on the plane today, sweetheart.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:17How long gone? It's a gray Thursday here in Manhattan. Them jeans. How's it going on your side, bro?
0:24Jason Stewart:Super sunny, super sunny. But I do leave tomorrow to visit three gray cities. So I got a week and a half or so of sun-free living. Do you have to fish a light jacket out of the garage? How dire is it? No, it's not dire at all. No dire. It's more of just a bummer how, you know, it's 76 and sunny here. And then, you know, going to go to Paris and London and New York for a little bit of rain, cold, and then rain again. Yeah, it's not going to be great. I mean, it's going to be fine. It's fine, though. It's not that cold. I'm going to be spending my whole time in a hotel, so it doesn't matter. That's exactly what I want to do.
1:02So I totally understand where you're coming from. You never get sick of being in the hotel, do you? I mean, I like to go to restaurants and maybe check out a museum, a gallery, or a store and catch up with some friends over a coffee or whatever. But I mean, yeah. I mean, obviously, I mean, not every... Like last, I went to Minneapolis for the night yesterday. It was the only night I could see the Wax Hatchy MJ Linderman tour. So I just went and I stayed at the hotel that was closest to the theater. And let's let this, I wouldn't want to, I didn't want to be there. You know what I mean? I didn't, that hotel, that hotel, you know, it was meant for just sleeping.
1:38Let's say there's no hanging out. There's no spa.
1:40Jason Stewart:But nowadays that's a rarity for you, right? I mean, yeah. Where you're slumming it. Yeah, I don't, I mean. I mean, I don't slum it and I know that you're a little more. see you you i actually if i'm are you more of a slumlord or less of a slumlord i'm more of a slum i don't if i'm alone i don't really care that's right you do kind of slum don't you little ratty ass if alex is with me it's different because we gotta you know gotta have a nice robe we gotta pamper gotta have a tub but if i'm if i'm going to see my friends band you know if i'm going to minneapolis tonight to see some friends and watch them play i'm going to be in the hotel room just as what am i going to do why am i going to pay four seasons prices when i don't need it it doesn't it just doesn't it's actually impractical i get it i get it why why stick a hand up a cow's ass when you can get the steak for free right chris but that's what i always say yeah exactly speaking of the it's from tommy boy i didn't get it just right um the tub is at the is the tub because right now in my relationship the tub is a nice perk but it's not a must-have at some point i think it will hit that is are you at must-have a tub like does it is dinner ruined if the hotel doesn't have a tub?
2:48No, no, no, no, no. It's not that bad. But there's a thing on Real Housewives of Salt Lake City where a character named Meredith, her husband makes sure that she always has a bathtub in the hotel rooms. And several women know this reference. So it's like a funny... But I mean, I like a...
3:05Jason Stewart:So this fucking cuck ruined it for all of us, huh? Yes, he did. Exactly. Exactly what fucking happened. But I find it to be... I don't use bathtubs very often, but I like to have them because it means the bathroom has to be bigger. Strictly, I just like it because I'm a size queen. I want the bathroom to be larger. Well, I mean, it's probably going to be bigger, so there's that. I use it as my spent towel catch-all. Of course. Well, that's the best use for it because a lot of bathrooms, they don't have a designated towel space. They just say put it on the floor or whatever, but then you've got a bunch of towels on the floor.
3:42Jason Stewart:It doesn't look tidy. I mean, it's real tight. You're hanging them from the shower door. These are the tough issues we deal with. The amount of Nike dry fit clothing I've washed in a bathtub and let dry hanging over, you know, the one side. Have you thought about traveling with one of those travel, like, board short swim trunk spinners? You know what I'm talking about? I do. I mean, I know them more as something that would be in like a Ritz-Carlton, you know, gym. Of course. Of course. I'm talking about the one that free soloers and unhoused folks might be using. I'm not aware of that, but I'm interested.
4:18Jason Stewart:I think the mechanics of it are probably quite in line. Shares a lot of DNA with a common salad spinner, I believe. That's sort of what you do. It's not a perfect science. It's the same shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's the same shit. Yeah, just spin something around. It's got some holes in it. Get that moisture out. Do it got holes in it? All right, I'll take it. Yeah, I've been dreaming about that. I've been dreaming about spinning and I've been dreaming about those inflatable, it replaces the iron for your shirt. You put your shirt on top of your headbutt and it goes shoot. That shit's hard. Yeah, those are cool.
4:51Jason Stewart:I want one of the, because like I get, you know, I get these nice vintage sweaters on eBay and I make sure to get it in like extra large, tall, you know, max it out as, you know, get the Ford F450, whatever, dually, biggest one you can get. and you never know if somebody has you know washed how they've cared for it so i'm looking up things online you like soak it in in the tub with some conditioner for like three days and you that's a lot you know later it sounds like so much and i want to just get that bitch wet put put a little bumble and bumble on there drop it on the muji iron hit a button and then just boom it's it's shack size again ready for me those things are really cool and i i don't i'm sure they're cheap i'm sure you can grab like a muji one for under 200 bucks it feels like a qvc product in many ways to me but yeah but what does it mean as soon as dyson comes out with one that's like 400 bucks and you can travel with it yeah if it doesn't if it doesn't take up if it doesn't take up too much room i think it's a reasonable purchase that's why it's gonna be travel i went to the chiropractor at the airport in minneapolis my favorite thing i re-upped is that the same place that we went to yeah where i captured footage you get the same specialist It was a different specialist.
6:02I liked his bedside manner more, but he fucked me up. So these shows are all in theaters, and so Peyton, Katie's tour manager, was like, I got you a ticket for a seat too, just in case you want to sit with everybody else. And I was like, actually, yeah, that sounds great. Bro, look, once that thing was touching hour 15, Big Daddy was dozing off a little bit. I had to fucking, you know what I mean? I think my brain fog had lifted, and it didn't bring me energy. It brought me sleepy. Okay. And so I had to really, I powered through. it was no big deal but i was i really felt the effects much like last time when i was brain dead
6:34Jason Stewart:okay so you were glad i mean i've been i've been to a lot of shows where i was very grateful for a seat you know a little cigar ross at the bowl or something you got your exactly you got your trout row and your fucking whatever spread out over there you want to i unfortunately didn't bring any of my my cheeses this time but it was you know i was thinking about you didn't have a chance to i mean you you love that monger in saint paul okay so this the uh the wax that had the longer yeah who does your monger program at the four you so you didn't say it i mean the four seasons in in minneapolis bro that's our that's our hq how could you not anyway it honestly felt wrong without you there if i'm keeping it a buck you know if i'm keeping you want me back here we are if i'm keeping it a buck it would feel it feel wrong i hate how you always know the exact the exact thing to say at the worst moment fucking type shit ass motherfucker okay so the the with child waxahatchie and mj linderman show less less of a stage divey high energy and it was a little more some uh tuned down americana maybe seated acoustic they're on stage together the whole time and then Cole's playing keyboard, Colin's playing like pedal steel, dobro, guitar, banjo.
7:51They're all switching up.
7:51Jason Stewart:Very similar to a Sleaford Mods stage play. Exactly. So far. Who's the laptop guy? There's no drummer. So it's like they just play constantly. They play a lot of songs because everybody's seated. So there's no time. Everybody's sitting. They're sitting. We're sitting. Everybody's happy. But it did. Maybe next year we'll lay. I got a little too comfortable. You know what I mean? I got a little too comfortable. Did you bring your little halo to sit on? No, I didn't. Did you leave that at home? I thought you were talking about 2 Chainz's son, who he podcasts with for a second. I'm like, I don't know him like that, but I would love to hang with him.
8:26My favorite podcaster.
8:27Jason Stewart:I know he's a Waxahachie fan, but I didn't even consider him writing. That's my new favorite podcaster. That's some of the best clips out. So 2 Chainz has a podcast with his son, and his son's name is Halo, named after the Beyonce song or the video game. I'm going to say it could be really either one. Answer the fucking question. We got to track timeline. otherwise there's no way to be sure i only i only thought of that reference because i just recently saw a video because i was i was watching the hulk hogan documentary and i was the algorithm was feeding me like funny videos involving wrestling or boxing or ufc whatever and somebody was like the the one time this guy he wanted to have the halo 3 soundtrack play as his walkout music and he's like some tough boxer or whatever and they thought it was beyonce halo so he's coming down the fucking ring he's all fucking greased up and shit and it's just and he's looking at he's like looking around like no that's really cool that's really cool but halo if you haven't seen the clips his son is very funny he's like 10 and he just kind of like makes fun of 2 chains and 2 chains likes it and it's really good it's it's it's as far as like elder hip-hop podcasting it's my favorite like i like cam and mace but i don't know enough about sports to care about that really you know what i mean right this is a little more this is more friendly for everyone it seems like it touches on like the good clean fun of like doing a podcast with a 10 year old but with you know touching on some adult themes it has yeah yeah he's talking about strip clubs and stuff like that with the 10 year old you know so instead of saying how the fuck you know about magic city on mondays he says how in the heck do you know about magic city and your mama wouldn't like that now your mama wouldn't like that if she knew now where in the world did you learn about draco's young man i swear to god i'm not gonna let you go hoop this afternoon if you bring up draco's one more time do you understand me it sounds great podcast it sounds fun so what what happens to a child when he gets a podcast that's bigger than ours at the age of 10 where how does that change a 10 year old's trajectory in 2026 i wonder i mean i think it's tough when your dad's already famous like two chains is strangely not not a household name that's being a little generous but two chains is like very well known as like a almost as like a figure you know he like looks a certain you know i don't know people know him he's a we'll call him b plus list so i feel like i feel like that's your especially if you live in atlanta and that's your dad you're already royalty so it's like i think it i think maybe he really just wants to be a hooper like most kids that age they're like my dad sucks like whatever we live in a nice house but like you know i i just want a ball and I think that's what he's focused on mostly from what I can tell and 2 Chainz is like you ungrateful little piece of shit I'm going to give you all my Smoothie King franchises and you're like dad I think Smoothie King is lame why don't you own Chrome Hearts franchises I think that is what is going on Halo is also very good looking so he's going to have his life is looking up much better than ours much like their podcast numbers clock it Halo Halo, Halo, Halo Alright, we have a guest today Jason Williamson is one half of Sleaford Mods A band that you guys are probably familiar with He's also an actor, he's been in a few movies He was in Peaky Blinders A show that I feel like a lot of people I know watch Especially if they had that haircut You remember the haircut Yeah, you know, 50 % of the people I know Love that show And other 50 % have never seen a single episode It's very interesting I thought you were going to say 50 % of the people had that haircut and I was like, I'm going to say more on my side.
12:01On this side? On this side? The side's high and tight. All right. Let's give Jason a call and get into it if we can understand his accent. Jason, we're back with our blue chip podcast sponsor, BetterHelp. Jason, you know that I deal with some financial stress and that will affect far more than just my bank account. It can take a serious toll on my mental health, my relationships. And I'm not alone, Jason. Don't smile, Alex, you fucking bitch. 88 % of Americans are feeling some form of financial stress. I don't even have to make a joke.
12:33Jason Stewart:Your wife's there to do it for me. Thank you, Adam. Jason says, thank you. 88 % of Americans are feeling some sort of financial stress at the start of 2026. Money worries often bring anxiety, sleep disruption, even depression, and are one of the leading sources of conflict for couples. Oh, hell no. This month, we want to normalize the emotional weight of financial stress and remind people that struggling with money doesn't mean they've failed. Sometimes it's just about assessing the right kind of support. Yeah, I mean, talking about it, breaking that seal is how you do it. Let's say we're not talking about financial stress of a house or a baby or something else.
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13:43Sign up to get 10 % off at betterhelp.com slash howlong. That's betterhelp.com slash howlong. This episode of How Long Gone is brought to you as Superpower. uh jason i recently uh left my my general practitioner's office and i i just felt like i was coming in with less than i had when i you know walked through the door they said you're fine they told me to drink more fiji no data no game plan just a little pat on the butt and and i'm i'm fed up with that jason i want hard data you know i'm a numbers cat when it comes down to
14:14Jason Stewart:it yeah and you go to the you go to the doctor and they just kind of brush you off they're there They got their eye on the clock. They got their 15 soon. And they got to go vape in the parking lot. You know what? Adios, Doc. You've been replaced by something more super than you. Yes, Chris. So, you know, I know you're a data junkie. You love numbers. You know, just a random person telling you what they think is not good enough anymore. It's 2026. The technology is here. And we have used technology to make it easy and affordable and accessible to everybody. not just those rich people who have their Illuminati blood ceremonies where they spin the plasma and stuff.
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15:26All right. Well, a classic how long gone mid pod cancellation. But that only means we can bring you more of what you want me and Jason talking about. It looks like, Jason, you got invited to a pool party in OC. Do you want to tell me? Do you want to tell me? Because I've never been to a pool party in OC. So if you can tell me, because you sent me the flyer, and it says a lot, obviously. Visually, it's quite a lot. But if you could just read some of it out loud, I think that'd be a good exercise for us as a team.
16:01Jason Stewart:Sure, sure, sure. Yeah, I mean, this is different. This party could be a fake AI-generated event. We don't know for sure, but the theme of this is Latinas versus Snow Bunnies pool party. And I don't know exactly how they are competing, if they are just sort of in a, whoever is the most baddest baddie. I don't know if they're going to be doing pool-related fights. So you're saying, so Latinas versus Snow Bunnies pool party, why do you think that would be, what about this makes you think it could be AI created, I guess is my question. Because to me, this looks like something you might have done in InDesign back in the day.
16:43Jason Stewart:Okay. Well, if you dig into the Instagram account, you'll see that some of the other events. Okay. There's one of them. The next one is homebodies versus groupies. It's two women. All the homebodies wear white. And then all the groupies wear black. And then the homebodies, there's a little sort of a comic book text bubble. And the homebody. Who else? The homebodies don't, to be clear, they are baddies, of course, but they're saying, I, JS, want to go home. So I just want to go home. And then the groupies are saying, we outside. So I don't know. It seems like the groupies are going to take this one.
17:23Hold on. I'm saying you're right. The EBT accepted party is like.
17:28Jason Stewart:Yeah, there isn't the EBT. 714 funks, which I guess is short for functions. and then uh ebt accepted party and there's special guests quondale dingles the one guy that says i'll do anything for 20 this is crazy this is actually a really cool page is this i guess this is yeah there's a cinco de mayo um there's a diddy versus charlie kirk no ice allowed cinco de mayo party no ice is allowed at all let's let's give prop store this This is OC underscore present on Instagram. They are verified, which I would love to talk to somebody on Instagram about how that went down. But this is something that you – it's cool to see where you come from.
18:16You know what I mean? We see these movies about surfing and skating and the idyllic Orange County lifestyle and how beautiful it is and how everyone's got guns and stuff. But this, to me, feels like the most realistic representation of your hometown and where you're from.
18:31Jason Stewart:Yeah. I mean, we – I'm blown away personally. We have some of the finest Latinas and snow bunnies in the world, Chris. I mean, probably, literally. And we don't take that lightly. That should be promoted more heavily, I would say, if anything else. Oh, yeah, I know. Yeah, this is great. This is good stuff. I was saying, I was watching these, man, yeah, there's a video going around of Ronnie from Jersey Shore looking like absolute shit nodding out on TV. It's tough to watch those. that's one of the worst aging groups of people to ever be on television i think are those that that particular squadron when i when i look at when i look at them we're kind of like the same age as them right i think more or less maybe a couple they're a couple years older is what i would guess yeah and they all have you know eight kids each and live in like a really funny looking house but they all they they look you know physically different yeah physically different I agree physically it's a it's a physical difference and I I don't know they've lived more life than we have well I think that being famous for being drunk um really encourages you to be more drunk which does take a toll on the body eventually you know what I mean it's going to catch up with you at some as an indie sleaze DJ I can relate to that Chris dude I know you can bro you're my I know look you're the indie sleaze king no one it was encouraged no one's going to take that away from you free Svedka before 11 so that's that's something I know you got that tatted on you somewhere did you see this um this erica kirk outfit where she's looks like she's in the all black with the hat that says freedom on it yeah the um the rhythm nation trade we are a part of a rhythm nation what did the um what did her hat say it looked like an equinox hat but it said like it said freedom i think black but black on black it's her whole look is is giving like that's like something george michael would wear to like yeah yeah la fitness it's it's january 6 security guard is kind of the vibe because it also you don't know you don't know what's under you know when you're wearing the all black kind of like sweatsuit it's but no you know with her you know it's not lululemon you know you know it's not tight it's like pretty it's not even um under armor it's something even more sinister but do you think because i think maybe she could be packing under there this is what i'm thinking like do you think she she has uh she's got something tucked into the not a dick not a dick i mean a gun no i mean yeah we're talking about the drake okay i think she could have i think she could have something around the waist not and not like a traveler's wallet that an old person uses when they go to italy i'm talking about uh i'm talking about something that will make they'll talk you know i'm talking about the outlet dior you know for the shoulder bag she got something that she's gonna let it talk if you mouth off to her you know what i'm saying not the canal street mu mu you no no that's real okay so i i did see that what i want to know why she was she she should have been wearing the janet jackson fit the day after her husband was murdered live on television that feels like a fit that's giving in mourning yeah and instead when you know a week after her husband was murdered she's wearing you know like miss thailand ball gowns bro she was kissing jd on camera bro she had no respect for a dead man so so why why did they switch that why wasn't she why was why was why is she wearing this right now of all times this is a classic pivot to tactile dressing you know what i mean like this is this is like oh you all thought you could make fun of me well now i'm gonna show you i'm about my business and everybody in here could get it like i think that's i think she's trying to put off because she can't wear fatigues because that's like a little much you know what i'm saying that's like that's a little much but when she hops out the Escalade with the all black on and the freedom hat with a full beat and you see a little bulge, you know what I'm saying?
22:22You see a little something peeking out of the waistband, you know that she means business. Anything else would feel performative. This feels actually like the way she should. I would rather see her wear this than a fucking Timu gown or full basic training fatigues. This is the nice middle ground for her.
22:40Jason Stewart:We got little mama looking like Nas in 98 looking like soldier slim it's very soldier slim yeah everyone's like why why the fuck this look like dress like chuck d from public enemy you know what i mean hey she look chuck stood on business and she's standing on business too i see the similarities it almost feels as if she's trying to to play down her look she's trying to cover her body like like um a burka or something like that you know what i mean it only looks like a little sliver yeah of her of her skin well Well, she's so hot. She's so hot. She's so hot that it's like such a, it's a, it's a big distraction actually that like when she's talking about how our country is crumbling, you know, because of the libs, when the, when the titties are out and the makeup is done, how can you, Jason, I know you can't focus.
23:26I know you, I know the message is lost on you. So let's cover up, let's be demure and let's get that message across and be serious. It's time to be serious. It's time to, it's time to, this country's in peril and it's time to be serious is what I'm getting from this you know the blowjob got teeth all in it that's just yeah yeah i do i i do think so we could ask jd he's coming on we'll get him on we'll get him on soon he can't get hard from a woman he's a chatty guy though he's a chatty guy do you want to do you want to talk about clipping i mean the clip world sure yeah i would like to do more i was with look i'm saying bro all that i read did you shod wrote an article for the guardian where he had a bunch of he did a bunch of research and kind of really did the work for the clipping stuff.
24:08Okay. Specifically as it relates to music. You know what I mean? More as it relates to music.
24:12Jason Stewart:So more geese than clavicular. Yeah, but it's like there's a lot. It's OK Lou. It's like a lot of, you know, it's McGee. It's like it's all this stuff. And OK Lou is a good example to me because I actually don't know what that sounds like. And I feel like no one does. Whereas like McGee. But I know what you mean. I mean, it's much smaller than geese. But I like OK Lou. You would. I would. You would. the performative playa in me be listening sure no shame in that you got to appeal to the elfin house i don't know don't sleep on them it's a big delegate for me who's the number one elfin hoe grimes um i mean i guess bjork is sort of mother of elfin sure sure but i mean more i mean modern day bjork's the blueprint bjork's the jay-z my bjork's the africa bambada talking about
25:04oh god dude
25:05Jason Stewart:yeah I mean like twigs has a has a pretty big stronghold on on the fairy hose fairy spelled I-A-I-E of course of course yeah of course I mean I feel like it has to be music that is sort of electronic in nature because yeah I think that like someone like Fiona Apple could maybe fall into this category but because yeah Tori Amos more of a unplugged fairy yeah I think when it goes unplugged it becomes something else i think when you're banging at the at the piano it's different than when you're banging on the synth a little bit you know what i mean just just vibe just vibe wise i'm saying but that's okay yeah when you're when you're banging on the like teenage engineering theremin that you built out of legos oh this this is a custom piece actually you could distill it down to like fairy musicians who use traditional music versus non-binary instruments yeah yeah i think there are there are non-binary instruments i think that i think the piano is feminine the guitar is masculine and everything in between is up for grabs a lot of people think the harp is bi but it is not oh no the harp is the no the harp is gay actually the harp is the harp is is is is somehow gay and if it's a gay then lock me up wait i mean harps yes put me in jail i listen to and a newsome 24 hours a day um so i think clipping is another instance of uh a kind of a who cares like i i don't think that that is like i guess i don't understand why we get so upset that people are good at playing the game that we've all agreed to participate in that's that's what i'm always shocked like the outrage by this of like what do you what i guess what do you expect i guess like what do we what are you supposed to do when when there's this much noise and there's this short of an attention span.
26:49Jason Stewart:I agree with all of that. I think what people are trying to figure out now is the clip turning into the content versus the clip being the thing advertising or getting you to go watch the TV show or the movie or the podcast. I think it's been that way. Well, it has, but many people are saying that it is fully that way. But then the issue is like if we make our money off of our podcast but everyone just watches the clips only then how is anybody making any money if no if the the clips aren't translating into podcast views and you don't have ads on your clips then you're just spending a lot of money every month and getting a lot of views every month but yeah how is that translating into i mean that's fair i i just i don't know i i just feel like this is one of those things i mean i think it obviously music it's different because it's like you you know you're more drawn to listen i don't know if you if you see something cool you're gonna go listen to it because there's no other way to hear a full song you know what i mean there's no like no 30 second clip of a song is all you want if you like it you want to hear the whole song whereas with podcasting or whatever video content let's say like the 30 second joke you get on reels might be all you want that might not like you're saying that might not push you to go do the whole thing.
28:07Whereas music is different.
28:08Jason Stewart:Yeah, I think I'm talking about everything but music. Yeah, I mean, I agree. I mean, I don't know what, look, movie trailers existed forever. I've never wanted to see a movie after seeing the trailer. Trailer did everything I needed. Really? Dude, I don't, yeah, I don't, like, a trailer. Okay, so you're not new to this. You're true to this. Your body is conditioned for the clip economy. Well, I'm saying to you, I'm saying to you a trailer is always, it always is a little bit of a lie. And often only the best stuff. Do you know what I mean? That's like what it is. And it's like, obviously the idea is to get you to spend$30, you know, to go sit in a cold room and watch it with people you don't know.
28:46And that has worked until whatever, five, ten years ago. I think maybe the clips get you so familiar with someone and you like what they have to say that eventually you're going to listen to something ambiently because you're doing that anyway. If that makes sense. Yeah. If you see enough Call Her Daddy and you like it, you think it's whatever, it appeals to you, the next time you're looking to put on something for three hours while you clean your house, you'll reach for your Call Her Daddy. I mean, that makes sense to me.
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29:15Jason Stewart:You'll reach for your daddy. You'll get a handful of those conversions. Well, I mean, it's interesting to see if the financial model will be reversed and then the hour-long podcast or the hour-long comedy special or whatever it is that you're getting the clips from, if that's just like a vanity project and then we just figure out how to put ads onto clips. I mean, I think for a lot of people though, there are ads on clips, like not like full on ad reads, you know what I mean? But I'm saying like when you see a Theo Vaughn clip, there's a Celsius can in the clip. You know what I mean? Or if you see, you know, it's like those guys have, the real heads have set up their studio and their whole game to have ads in it everywhere you look.
29:58Like you can't watch, you can't watch a clip a second of the youtube a second of the tiktok without seeing an ad of some kind i mean not overt like you said it's not like an ad read for better help but it's like it's there i just don't like i just don't care like i don't know like i'm happy that people are able to make money doing what they like and if if that means you know if like if mcgee's label spent fifty thousand dollars to promote his music in ways that you think are nefarious then like okay good don't listen to it like the clipification of it doesn't make something better or worse is what i it's my kind of my point like if if the if the music is good if the podcast is good if the movie is good then people will be drawn to see it if it's not good i i think there's only so far a clip is going to take you yeah like i don't like like you're saying not even just monetarily but i even mean like culturally i just don't know i just think they're i mean once every like advertisement was made to look like a podcast like i feel like that's already chilled out like there was like i would say like a year ago six months ago that's what everybody was doing and now you don't see
30:58Jason Stewart:that anymore in the same way i don't think burned out a little too hot what do you um i was listening there was a it was a podcast with a guy who does he's like scott galloway's co-host on his other podcast and he was he was talking about for people who are like resistant or just like i don't i don't do that stuff like i just do my my podcast i do my show i do my comedy and i don't want to play the clip game he's saying or he's he's bullish on the fact that that is going to be the only game and if like if everything is clips then it's just going to be nick fuentes and clavicular and ruski and whatever like yeah if you don't get in there and put your hand in and and get dirty with everyone else you're you're just going to be left behind period but this is what people say about everything that's what they said about crypto that's what they said about nfts this is what they say about you know this is what there's always people that are telling you if you don't do something you're going to die and rot while everyone passes you by and gets filthy rich and moves to miami and has a girlfriend with fake tits like that is literally what this is and it's just sort of like dude i don't think it's really that serious i mean like sure but like do you remember the the there was i mean you know there was the pivot to video thing and the in whatever you know like 10 years ago 15 years ago when every major media company pivoted to video and it didn't really work yeah you know it's like i i don't know i think you have to do whatever feels right for you and like that's gonna work for i don't know i i just think that like this whole mentality of like i have to put put all my chips in every time there's a new thing or i'm gonna be left behind doesn't feel super healthy or normal or even possible to keep up with.
32:40Jason Stewart:It's alarmist. Yeah, yeah, that's what I'm saying. I don't want to be alarmed. But also, everyone has that fear in the back of their mind because for every 100 of those Ethereum bubbles, there's like, I'm not going to get a car. I'm pretty sure that horse and carriage is going to be the one. Or like old technologies that have been decimated by – It's just some things inevitably die and are replaced by something else. And it might be interesting if clips are the only content that could turn an actual long-form podcast or a comedy special or whatever into something that has more value than it does now.
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35:56Jason Stewart:that's a pipe dream but you know it'd be interesting yeah but it is kind of what happens it kind of it is kind of what happens to everything but i i don't know if like yeah i i don't i just think that that the like being upset about this it's like we got we got hassan piker reading a linen book wearing a fucking cartier bracelet and we're worried about we're and we're worried about fucking clipping you know what i mean it's just sort of like what i just don't like also i don't know if i see a clip i like i just like the clip i don't i don't i don't know i just do you think it's that serious i guess from a business standpoint sure but as a as a purely like entertainment like consumer standpoint like what's the downside you know what i mean like there's no downside for the consumer or the viewer or whatever well i mean i guess there's no downside in terms of like you know it is an amazing quick hit of dopamine that never stops and it it's hard to want to replace it so you know it has a lot of similarities to like a diet coke or something like that where you know for now it sounds like a miracle drug and we don't need anything else but you know in 10 years from now we don't know what that will do to the world and just human beings in general if our attention span really is that destroyed we will we will reach you know brain in a jar in a in a wheelchair idiocracy lifestyle kind of i'm like mirror shit i'm sprinting there already so try to try to stop me i mean no i thought about this actually because yesterday when i was when my flight to minneapolis was delayed for three hours it was like i had like gotten there early so i could write my gq column and get that done before i got on the plane and like you know i had answered my email and i was like all right i've kind of done the immediate things i need to do and now i'm going to sit here and there's plenty of stuff i should be doing but this diva is going to clip but i know the reels are there i know the clips are are i know it's time to see fucking you know coco schiffer advertising for the new goop kitchen you know what i'm saying like i know that i need this and i'm just like and but in those situations it's like it really is kind of wild how like you can't it's literally a bag of chips like you cannot have just one yeah there's no one on earth yeah i guess for for your personality where you for those of us and we all if you're not if you don't know somebody in your life who can't just have one then you are that person how does how does that feel for you does it trigger any like you know potato chip memories or whatever because like i'm able to sort of put it down but i obviously get lost in the sauce sometimes i get a good bag of chips is a good bag of chips and a movie theater popcorn i ain't stopping but i can pull back but for you where you know you open that bag of pirate's booty oh dude not the pirate don't don't bring up pirate's booty when you open up the booty that's filet mignon i do be eating the booty in that in that sense it's real it's real it's really real okay ian we got clean audio on that one got it okay i think that's a wrap for you chris we got everything pirate's booty took the cheeks yeah so do you do you feel yourself you know going back to fat boy chris with the with the soft batch cookies put a whole sleeve down i mean it's different it's different but it's not different you know what i'm saying i think i think it is affecting the same sort of brain activity you know what i mean it's giving yourself what you want when you know you've had enough you know what i'm saying because it's like yeah if you order a large pizza and you i'm only gonna eat half of it and it's sitting there you're gonna have another slice sure like it's just it's just what it is it's the same thing if like you bought the ticket we're taking the ride if this if these delicious reels are just sitting there i'm putting some fucking salt and pepper and a little ketchup on it i'm chowing down i can't be you know however much pow pow goes in the spoon is however much pow pow is going down exactly give me my chili oil i'm about to drizzle this shit and get to chomping put the fentanyl back in the tube yeah just ask ronnie you really can't you really cannot but i want to know when when this ends like um i was looking i was looking on instagram and there was a brand had a commercial or a teaser or a trailer or a clip for an upcoming deodorant commercial okay so you're saying a brand so like if that's happening like not what next i mean this is these are these are are people going to be like this this 90 second reel is too long just show me the clip of it dude this is what i haven't complained about for years with like we have to announce that the we have to announce the tickets are going on sale a week before the tickets go on sale i mean i have these i have these discussions with my partners at hanover too it's like well we got a t i'm like we don't have to tease anything i'm not we post it when there's a link to buy it that that's like what like i don't need to tease a zip up sweatshirt like it's much easier if we just post it with the link when it's ready i don't i just don't know if cool people don't tease and then like data driven people gotta tease i think the teasing thing there's clearly data to back up that works in some regard or wouldn't have taken over the way the way that we operate there's data to do a lot of nerdy things that is beneficial but i'm just like well what if what if if we provide a link to click and buy it isn't that we should be talking about it and it's like of course how can you argue with me like that of course that's right but like both things are probably right depending on how you split the data you know what i mean yeah a brand teasing their own commercial is feels like somebody just wants to slot in some content because there was nothing there that day which is like fine you know what i mean it's it's fine but i don't think that's actually i guess what i'm saying is if you look at it as another thing to post that's fine but if you think it's going to convert that is the question that's the question i have yeah we got the teaser of the clip of the music video dropping next year you know like that yeah yeah i mean people are mad at lee rodrigo because her tour she announced a tour that's not until next year today or yesterday and it's like the album's not out the tour is a year from now like a literally like i don't know i just don't know if people really i guess that's just the way things are set up now and people are used to doing it that way like as far as like planning ahead and buying the tickets doing the whole thing i guess people are just fine with it yeah it's it's very kind of disney adult um you know i guess people who are olivia rodrigo fans obviously she's you know she's cool and cool people like her music but i think you know the core fan base of 13 year olds or whatever you know or the the disney adults that have 13 year old sensibilities they really want to have that thing on their calendar that they have something to look forward to and live for my question is it's for people who don't have a whole lot going on in their life you know i mean if i guess if i guess what i'm saying is it from what i understand that the people of that age like their tastes change so fast i feel like literally you could be like, I'm off this.
42:29Like your parents spend$300 to get you two tickets or four tickets, so$600, whatever, to take you and your friend to the show.
42:35Jason Stewart:Mom, we hate Sombra now. Get out of my room. And then by the time Sombra comes to town, they're like, Mom, have you heard this is Lorelai? Sombra sucks. You know what I mean? And it's like, whatever. You listen to help, Mom, you fucking retard. Get out. That's literally what I, yeah, it's like, Olivia Rodrigo, Mom, pavements are super cool. So I don't know how, I really don't know, but I mean, I think all that stuff just set up that way and that's how it's going to work but i think you're right i mean i like to have stuff on the calendar too though i'm not like i like to have something to look i like to have something to look forward to as well whatever that may be whatever that may be but not a year in advance not a year that that like a year is like literally a wedding i don't know what else you need to plan a year in advance i mean save the dates for weddings are six months yeah now yeah i mean if it's like a really big one and a destination one then yeah a year but otherwise getting a year in advance for the save the date so much of your own life can change dude real talk bro what if the venue stops doing Spanish style tapas and switches to something else you know wait hold on you're saying there's no ceviche available at all what if somebody one shots their ceviche program and then like the printer is probably already halfway done um i actually speaking of food i was i was getting a haircut yesterday um shout out to hell yeah bro hell yeah shout out to the familia get your little get your little shit hooked up bro get your little shit hooked up looking good i'm looking my hair is growing so fast lately i want to check my venmo history to see if like one year ago today if i was getting haircuts less frequently because i feel like i'm getting every like three weeks now i'm surprised those guys take venmo that's cool they got the fucking the qr my barber cash only baby east village barber they say ninth street barbers say we cash only i mean they would they would prefer cash of course yeah definitely definitely i don't i ain't always got it on me but i went and got a coffee after at this place called loop and um it's it's like a fancy kind of highfalutin like barista oh you don't say it's called loop and it's baristas you know there's dark woods and you know they're wearing selvage aprons that are fully custom you know it was it's you're expecting you know some high level stuff and i got a cortado and i don't remember with i tipped him a dollar it was probably like six or seven bucks or something like that and i saw her making uh making the shot pulling the shot and then she was she was like is whole milk okay i'm like yeah whole milk's good pulls out the the kirkland costco gallon milk oh hell no and i was like wow i thought you guys would be using better milk for how much you charge for your cortado is this one of those low-key like actually the kirkland brand is fire that's what i wanted that's what i was sort of fishing for and i when i said i'm surprised you guys are using fucking costco milk for the seven dollar coffee or whatever and she was like oh we actually i thought we really have competitive prices compared to other places and i was like yeah but those places are using like good milk not like costco milk and she was just like or i mean And then that was it.
45:43Jason Stewart:But I was hoping that she was going to say low-key, the Costco vodka rates higher than Belvedere. I was hoping for even more than that. I was hoping for like, oh, we get this from our own farm. Like the way that - Oh, like we just used the leftover jugs, but this is like raw milk that we got from Encinitas. Yeah, like we get this. Yeah, that feels kind of crazy to me. This is from Zach Galifianakis. did you watch did you watch any of that i haven't watched it yet i'm not going no going back to the theme of our conversation i want carolyn and i watched the the trailer or the clip of it and we were like this trailer and this clip whatever 90 seconds of of zach galifianakis being himself in a garden with kids and adults and whatever it was very good it was yeah i'm sure he's so he's still so funny he's a cute guy he's just you know a random silly guy just you know a comedic great and then when it's time to click play on the show we were both like i'm good yeah that was exactly like all the all the good moments happened on this trailer yeah and i you you can just smell a trailer you can smell it on a trailer when this is the best we got you know what i mean i mean i i get a lot of clips for between two ferns still and it's pretty amazing how well it holds up it's gold brother how well it holds up but yeah that's that's a good what what happens on the show he's just gardening with children i think he just says like i don't know anything about gardening i'm like so stupid but like i developed this like hydroponic system for the you know i think it's just like watch me sort of fumble through you know the world of gardening i learned a few things and I'll pass them on to you.
47:28Jason Stewart:And, you know, I think he really believes in, you know, spreading awareness about deforestation and blah, blah, blah. Apparently the world has 64 more cycles of like plant life before the bitch is tapped out. Sounds like, oh, that's fine. I'll be dead before then anyway. So it doesn't really stress me out, you know. That doesn't really bother me too much. That doesn't really bother me too much. I don't know how long each cycle is. Oh, that's a good problem. If the cycles are weak, then I could be here. And my vegetables could be tainted. So I do think that does. I'm sorry. I spoke too soon. I should have gotten all the data before speaking out.
48:04Jason Stewart:Because there's so many cycles out right now. Yeah, there's so many cycles. I can't even keep up. When do you leave? Tomorrow? Yeah, I leave tomorrow off to Gay Paris. And then London. We're taking the train from Paris to London. First time. Yeah, bro. You got to take the Eurostar. It's the best. man that's what everyone says it's the great logo the best great logo okay on the coffee cup just something to think about nothing nothing i know you're a design you know i know that you're a design forward so psycho if that coffee cup hit my stories later in a week's time don't don't don't tease me like that okay don't tease me with a little and then and then off to new york djing a wedding on uh on next saturday oh yeah i know i'll be here are you gonna be at the wedding No, no, no.
48:53I'm not going to be at the wedding. But you're going to be in New York. Oh, yeah, baby. I'm here. What are we going to do? I don't know. I think we're going to try to go to Borgo, I think. But Alex is leaving. I'm trying to figure it out.
49:02Jason Stewart:But that's on a Monday, right? I guess. There's some sort of discussion that's going on behind our backs. Not nefarious, just like there's a discussion going on that I don't think we're involved in until it's time for me to email somebody to get a table somewhere. We're okay with that, right? Totally. Preferred, actually. I'm good with whatever, as I famously say all the time as an easygoing guy. you know me i'm just yeah i'm cool super chill easygoing until until anything happens hold on something happened and chris just lost it now i've gotten calmer i've i've gotten calmer in my old age don't don't put that on my jacket you have well i mean i think as far as i know i don't get into i don't know what you're hiding i've i don't get into as many um public altercations i really don't yeah i don't and even when like something goes i don't know like today the flight attendant like kind of gave me attitude for the way i was sitting and i didn't like the cut of her jib anyway because she was fucking talking too much you know it was like one of those flights it was like a flight back from minneapolis and there's like a group of women who are going on a trip to new york they're all wearing i love new york shirts they're probably in their 60s and everybody's just talking and they're talking to this fucking fried flight attendant i gotta put on my noise canceling i gotta put on the fucking white noise so i can read my book and and you know then then she like scolds me for having my foot peeking out into the aisle a little bit eight years ago I would I would have literally gone off and this you know what I just looked at her didn't take my headphones off didn't acknowledge her at all and look back down at my book and she went away and that's how it should that that's how it's got to be handled because you can't I can't I can't cause a scene it's it's bad and I'm glad that I've I I think the Wilco festival thing that was I was embarrassed by that I shouldn't have reacted that way even though I was even though i was sort of my my hand was forced i still feel it's yeah shame well it's nice to know that you still you because you don't want to you don't want to be fully docile you still need to have that fight in you in that in that situation it was also like a big guy feeling threatening this was a flight attendant who's just trying to do her job but i found it annoying you know what i mean it wasn't like she actually did something wrong it was just sort of like why i know that i know that you're going to be walking down the aisle like i'm very clear on how the plane well You just shoot her a look that says, really, bitch, and then right back to your little Lena Dunham book, and off we go.
51:18Guys, I'm reading a Jeanette McCurdy book, and she's like, oh, huh, this gay guy gave me attitude on the plane today, sweetheart. Can you believe that? Would have thought you would have been an ally with that literature. Yeah, with that literature. Why don't you take the dust jacket off that next time, big bro, if you want to give me attitude. Keep him guessing a little bit. You know what I mean?
51:36Jason Stewart:Yeah, I just finished the Dunham book yesterday. Dude, she hired this girl, Dolly Meckler, to do the rollout, I guess. Shout out, Dolly. It was all very Substack forward. And Lena said to someone, and she didn't reveal her source, but that basically a Substack subscriber or reader is like X amount more valuable than a Twitter or Instagram follower as far as actually purchasing books goes, which makes a lot of sense. But I mean, she came in number one, dude. number one like 60 ,000 books in a week or something i think which is pretty unbelievable go girl because like i was saying to i was saying to you guys earlier it's like she's really famous to like our generation but i bet my mom doesn't know who she is you know what i mean yeah yeah yeah like 50 50 our parents are familiar yeah like i feel like for us she feels like something somebody who's been a part of our lives since we can remember almost because like girls she's like our iv woke basically yeah exactly exactly yeah less less clips um all right how long gone thank you guys for listening less clips how long gone thank you guys for listening we appreciate it we'll be back next week we're doing a little uh a classic how long gone met gala wrap up with our friend Lynette uh next week and then and then we'll be doing a little one-on-one while Jason's uh in Europe which is like once again we prefer to feed the beast when we can um thank you for thank you for listening and uh we'll talk to you shortly au revoir
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