Featuring two interviews, The Elitist™️ steps outside of his comfort zone to chat sports. He chats with Ryerson Fashion Zone Resident, Ali Ghafour, illustrious Taekwondo athlete and co-Founder of innovating technology 20/20 armour, tells us how his product could change the sport Taekwondo forever. Then, The Elitist™️ Chats with successful Sneaker reviewer and Founder of an online store, Kyopo, Sam Suh breaks down why he thinks sneaker obsession is far from a fad. Produced for CJRU 1280AM in Toronto, by Noah Sniderman. Topic A - (2:43) Topic B - (15:59) Topic C - (24:03)

From ethics to access, Retail Analyst Gail Rodwell-Simon walks The Elitist™️ through retail’s rapidly changing face and zeros in on the quantifiable trends that define the Canadian Shopper.Produced for CJRU 1280AM in Toronto, by Noah Sniderman.

A bookworm with a passion for fashion, Jaclyn Marcus, PhD student in Ryerson - York University’s joint Communication and Culture program, schools The Elitist™️ on the intersections that connect fashion, material culture, female-centred literature, and modernity. Jaclyn also makes the case why Anne of Green Gables might just be Canada’s original ‘it’ girl.Produced for CJRU 1280AM in Toronto, by Noah Sniderman.

Darren Creech, classical pianist, speaks with Brian A. Richards The Elitist™ about how he uses Fashion to contextualize and heighten the audience experience of his performances. Interpreted through music, poetry, fashion and other creative elements, Darren takes us on a journey into his self-realization as an artist.Produced for CJRU 1280AM in Toronto, by Noah Sniderman.

Join the second season of The Fashion Show, as host Brian A Richards the Elitist™, art director and co-founder of The Collections invites fashion professionals and industry influencers onto the show for a candid discussion about fashion in Canada, and how fashion intersects with all areas of life.Fashion everywhere. Coming September 2nd.Produced by CJRU 1280AM.

Briony Smith, writer, editor, host of Briony’s Teeny-Tiny Talk Show, and sex columnist for The Toronto Star and The Kit, chats with Brian A. Richards The Elitist™ about sex and fashion in the ‘radical’ era of shifting gender norms and constructs. They tackle whether this wider acceptance is a bold trend or fashion's future.Produced for CJRU 1280AM in Toronto, by Noah Sniderman.

Randi Bergman, writer, editor and self-described '90's Freak' joins The Fashion Show to speak with host Brian A Richards the Elitist™ about how Nostalgia shapes current Fashion trends, and why Fashion hates to let go of it’s stylistic past.Produced for CJRU 1280AM in Toronto, by Noah Sniderman.

Stephanie McLean, National Stylist of the Hudson's Bay Company, joins The Fashion Show to speak with host Brian A Richards the Elitist™ about this year's summer trends.Produced for CJRU 1280AM in Toronto, by Noah Sniderman.

Anjili Patel, fashion lawyer and trademark agent, joins The Fashion Show to speak with host Brian A Richards the Elitist™ about when appreciation becomes appropriation, how designers can respectfully take inspiration from other sources, and protect their own original ideas.Produced for CJRU 1280AM in Toronto, by Noah Sniderman.

On the first episode of The Fashion Show, host Brian A Richards the Elitist™, art director and co-founder of The Collections, is first joined by his mentor, Robin Kay, to discuss Canadian Fashion's Identity Crisis. Then, Sage Paul, founder of Indigenous Fashion Week TO gives us her thoughts on this perennial discussion.Produced for CJRU 1280AM in Toronto, by Noah Sniderman.