Maria Soubbotina discusses the lack of women in leadership positions in the fashion and retail industries with Natalie O'Neal. Both are graduate students in the Fashion Management program at Parsons School of Design in New York City.

Camille Olson discusses the issues of body shape and size standards, and how the fashion industry is underserving a multi-billion dollar market. She shares how technology can help solve these systemic problems.

Tricia Carey discuss the birth and progress of eco textiles, including an in-depth look at Tencel . She also shares insights about the denim industry and the different ways to care and wear for your jeans.

Sass Brown shares her vast knowledge of ethical fashion, with a focus on craftsmanship and artisanship. She challenges the current system and shares new business and design approaches.

Samata Pattinson focuses on the real need to be more inclusive and thoughtful when it comes to discussing and implementing sustainability. She shares examples of how practitioners and customers can alike can be more conscious in their decisions.

Buxton Midyette delves in the world of Supima cotton and its unique qualities. He dispels many misconceptions about cotton and discusses sustainability.

Stephen Richards, Jr. shares insights on his bespoke tailoring company in Nashville, and how this customized approach to design is more personal and sustainable. He provides tips on shopping for bespoke suiting, and discusses ways to care for and extend the longevity of suiting.

Daniel Salcedo discusses the need to connect fashion businesses and consumers more thoughtfully, especially as it relates to fit and style. Daniel shares his journey as an entrepreneur that led to developing ShopYourFit.

Steve Dennis shares his deep insight into key retail trends and how they've accelerated during the pandemic. He also discusses the second edition of his book "Remarkable Retail" and why the pandemic required an update so soon.

Jacqueline Shaw discusses the need for a more thoughtful, full-circle approach, when doing business in Africa. She also shares insights on the second-hand clothing industry and provides examples of how to support African designers.

Sydney Price, founder of The Knew Purpose, shares her approach to developing more thoughtful, ethical and sustainable fashion systems. She also discusses the need to continually learn and take care of oneself, which in turns centers decision making.

AJ Lacouette discusses major fashion retail trends and the overall effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on retailing. She shares insights on the importance of customer focused strategies, moving away from a brand centric model.

Host, Christopher Lacy is joined by producer, Joshua Williams, for a look back on Season 3, part of a tumultuous year in fashion retail. They also discuss what's coming in Season 4 and how listeners can engage with the podcast.

Zi Xuan and Yijia Wang, founders of Advene, discuss the process of developing a new accessories brand in the middle of the pandemic, with a focus on sustainability and transparency. They discuss the intersection of data and design and the important role it plays in today's retail marketplace.

Marc Mastronardi shares his extensive experience in developing fashion offering in a omni-retail department store setting. He discusses Macy's focus on diversity and inclusion, and the collaborative effort it takes to create the Macy's experience. 

Paul Magel discusses how fashion business can leverage technology to create supply chain visibility and efficiency. He recommends strategies, such as multi-sourcing and shared risked relationships, for brands to be avoid vulnerabilities, especially during times of crisis. 

Carissa Barrett discusses her role as an innovative retail leader in the beauty industry, facilitating success for managers, which in turn creates an optimal experience for customers. She shares insights on how the high-touch, high-emotion beauty industry is adapting due to the pandemic 

Luca Marchetti deep dives into current issues in fashion, related to inclusivity, diversity and cultural appropriation. He discusses the complexity of fashion branding and marketing especially on a global scale and to multiple generations, all with fast-shifting, sometimes contrasting, values.