Greene & Lewis

Will impulse bought a bidet...This week we talk targeted ads ("Please bro. Use this moisturizer bro."), UFOs and ookie-spookies, the lower east side murder, Canada's mass shooting, friends of the police, stonks, and nostalgia for April.

We talk about Zuckerberg and sunscreen, followed by a long art chat. We discuss a new painting I made (@ccamperchioli on instagram), setting work aside, editing your oeuvre, and lessons from the formalist past.

This week we discuss Wayfair children, gay flags, feeling vs. describing, Johns and Rauschenberg, plus a bunch of other art talk. Towards the end we vent about the many peculiar anxieties of our current moment.

This week we're talkin' SNL, 'Whose Line is it Anyway?', being high AF, and the reality of winning the lottery. We also do a long a studio visit with Will, in which we discuss: his new readymades, Felix Gonzales-Torres, anachronism, avant-garde and kitsch, and optimists masquerading as pessimists.

Hey! It's one year of Greene & Lewis! We totally forgot to mention it...oh well. On the bright side, it's a great episode. We talk about fast-food for 30 minutes then move into a more serious conversation about posting, cancel culture, and logging off.

Topics include: proximity to genius, powers of 10, the 2012 vs. the 2016 election, flippin' dippers, economy and consolidation from Applebee's to high art, a US-China merger, and how Flavor Town could save us.

Natalie returns to talk quarantine, BLM, McMuffin Cop, posting, authenticity, and strength. Special Guest: Natalie Lerner.

This week we're talking The Rock's cheat meals, Bon Appétit drama, corporate HR, police unions/corruption, what happens millennials retire–will Zoomers rebel?, and some musings on aging.

Meet your fearless leader ElMao. Will has a genius "brain script" for a Sesame Street episode. We also discuss plastic food, childhood memories at the science center, futurism, monotony, and design & architecture. We end on a discussion around this week's events, the political climate, and sense-making in general (Will has an encounter with Zelda hentai).

50 episodes! Unfortunately, we forgot and make no mention of it. This episode is kinda interesting. It's long and unvarnished, but hopefully you'll spot the gems in our otherwise semi-cogent rambling. Topics include: when to stop reading a book, phonetic alphabets, utilitarian vs. aesthetic design, idealism in general (with a focus on fried chicken), a redefinition of class in America, what happened to art and taste?, and a long digression about art in the 1980s.