This week on Canal Street Dreams, Eddie and Natashia recap the Save Our Stories banned books event, which Eddie spoke at regarding the statewide-ban of Fresh Off The Boat in Texas. They talked about Ali Velshi’s particularly touching speech on the affect of Perks of Being a Wallflower on a student, the books that find you when you need them, and why people are so pressed about what other people read.
Then we get into Vanity Fair’s Thomas Straker and Keith McNally article and how sh*t talking is back. That’s also a perfect segue to breakdown Chet Hanks pressing Eric Andre.
Plus, the Brooklyn teachers in Issey Miyake dupes, Eddie’s Stone Island school for criminal kids, Natashia’s farm school lore and Dallas Cowboys cheerleader ambitions and apple picking. Eddie discusses what it was like going from working with Ryan Mcginley at VICE in the old days to being featured in New York Magazine’s first-ever men’s issue. We close with Natashia’s best stories of pulling up on people as a teenager.
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