Arts
Jeremy Langmead is arguably one of the most influential figures in British men’s lifestyle media today. He began his career working in prestigious newspapers like the Sunday Times and Evening Standard, before editing Wallpaper and Esquire magazines, and of course he was the founding editor at Mr Porter, where we are about to pick up the story.We quizzed Jeremy on just what it was like to launch the first seriously big multi-brand e-tailor, heard about some of his many challenges and learnings along the way, and we get his take on the perils of navigating digital media in this frankly crazy landscape. All that and more besides over the next 45 minutes.If you enjoy listening, don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @handcutradio, and get involved in the conversation. Please do rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, or subscribe to HCR on Spotify, either action helps to boost us up the podcast charts.---HandCut Radio is produced by Birch, the London based creative office of James Allen. Our theme music is by Joe Boyd.---Show Notes:Jeremy Langmead — Instagram[02:49] Wallpaper Magazine[02:55] Mr Porter[12:31] Esquire Magazine[12:56] Paperboy Magazine[13:55] Christie’s[18:49] Orlebar Brown[19:47] Loro Piana[19:48] Brunello Cucinelli[26:29] Soho Home[26:53] The Modern House[27:05] Inigo[27:25] War Paint for Men[28:35] Daniel Gray, CEO of War Paint for Men[29:20] Vain Glorious: A shameless guide for men who want to look their best [book][30:25] Jeremy Langmead on the boom in male tweakments[32:31] Elton John & Olly Alexander ‘It’s a Sin’ BRIT Awards 2021[35:24] The New Craftsmen[37:55] Soho House[40:21] Arcteryx[44:26] Central Saint Martins