I am consistently left with new thoughts and ideas about the world, our clothes, and how they interact after a listen to this podcast. I would never be interested in fashion in the Devil Wear’s Prada sense, but I would be interested in clothes made of hair and an app the clothes your outfits and the color of ballet slippers,

This is truly one of the best podcasts out there and I love every minute! — so I hate to complain but there is one tiny thing that has nothing to do with the show— it’s how it “sorts” in my feed. I don’t see the new shows and instead of going new to old they go old to new. I think that’s why I don’t see new episodes. But, it’s certainly a treat to find a whole new batch all of a sudden!

One of the few podcasts I listen to immediately on publication! Thank you, Avery!

I'm always inspired and intrigued by the backstories to things we barely notice in our daily lives! I have been a sewist since I was old enough not to stab others with needles, pins, and scissors—this show is a fabulous journey through the history of such disparate pieces of life as chemistry, royalty, botany, industrialization, disease, exploitation, colonialism, government, politics, culture, literature, ancient, medieval, and modern civilization just to name a few. Who couldn't adore this show? And, of course, Avery is first rate as a researcher, writer, creator, and host. Brava!

Avery Trufelman the podcaster you are….

Deserving all the awards and make up some new ones to give this podcast the recognition that it needs. It’s just that good.

My daughter turned me on to this show and it is probably my absolute favorite podcast! It is informative and entertaining! I piece meal it out so I always have one more when I need it!

Someone should please take over for Avery during the second trump era, it is scary to listen to any news podcast, this kind of content is so needed right now

This is my favorite podcast. Avery is an excellent host, well researched and very entertaining. I love the historical aspect to many of the episodes. I’ve listened to every episode… some even twice! So so good!

I love well written and well to over produced stuff. “Articles of Interest” provides beautifully produced, and eloquent stories. It ignited a love and focus on how clothes and fashion affect our world. They do it in such a calm and none judgmental way while still having a nonchalant but apparent cool vibe. This is one of the best ways to spend your time, all I can say is thank you “Articles of Interest.”

Really well researched and presented. Excellent guests and subjects. Just good. Didn’t realize I was even interested in clothes haha (35 yo dude with no fashion sense here)

Each episode is so interesting, engaging, and I learn something new! I’ve listened to each season multiples times, which speaks to the skill of the podcast - they don’t get dull when replaying. Thanks for such an incredible show, and Avery is the best host!!

Your podcasts are magic. I don’t think a week goes by that I don’t recommend this to someone. I absolutely love all you do! Would be so cool to have an episode on trans masculine fashion

I adore history and fashion and anthropology, this podcast is such a lovely and smart combination of those and so much more. Delightful!

I listen to a variety of podcasts during the week but this is the only one I come back to and re-listen. Thanks Avery 🫶

As someone who loves fashion as an expression of culture, time, necessity, and identity, I love every second of this thoughtful podcast.

The modesty episode was so well done!! Thought provoking and balanced.

I am really into this podcast but the Clergy episode showed a way of thinking that I find problematic. Undoubtedly a lot to take the Catholic church to task for but the facile stereotyping of Catholicism that opens the episode, a faith far more complicated and focused on service and good deeds than the easy stereotyping can accommodate? Why? If one tried to pull such an approach with any other faith, forget it. Catholicism isn’t a jokey tool or something you have to excuse yourself for even talking about. Not here for the remarkably reductive thinking.

I have always loved Articles of Interest, but I have to say I was particularly enthralled by the episode about (and I can’t believe I’m saying this) human hair for clothes. I loved how the conversation evolved and deepened as Avery got closer and closer to the root of the issue. All in one episode she covered the sustainably of using human hair for clothes, the ethical implications, the cultural idea of hair and what it means to us as humans, the ethical implications of the wool industry, and how major league baseball is keeping said wool industry afloat. Where else can you get all that in just one episode‽‽ Great work Avery. I know this is a monster of a thing to pull off, but take heart. People are listening!

This podcast always sticks with me. It’s well researched, the story of each episode is always so well told, and each interview is so interesting and compelling. I listen to a lot of podcasts and even a few podcasts specifically about fashion and fashion history, and rarely do any of them stick with me as much as Articles of Interest, Avery just always creates such interesting, nuanced episodes that I think about for weeks and months after listening!! Please keep it up!!! :)

I love this podcast. I am not even interested in fashion! But the host is amazing, the subjects are fascinating, and I learn something new and interesting every episode. I just finished Modesty and was a little misty eyed by the end. So well done. I can’t say enough good things.

Avery is incredible at looking at different facets fashion through an anthropological lens. I love how she brings in a variety of experts and tries to tell a fuller story of our relationship to fashion. Such a treat to listen to; I look forward to every episode.

I’ve listened to and enjoyed every episode of this show, and want to offer special praise for the modesty episode. It is a timely and sensitive exploration of cultural dress codes that are so often misunderstood by outsiders to a particular culture. Enlightening and uplifting. Thank you.

This is my favorite podcast of all time. I hope more seasons keep coming!!

There are real moments of poetry in the copy of the denim episode. Well done

I was a fan of Avery Trufelman for years on both the 99% Invisible and Nice Try! podcasts, so I was excited when Articles of Interest spun off as its own podcast. It's a fascinating look into history, through the lens of clothing and fashion. Not only am I always entertained an educated by the episodes, Avery has changed the way I dress—I am the proud owner of a Polo Snow Beach Pullover because of the series she did on preppy style. I eagerly await new episodes. And it’s worth subscribing to her Substack newsletter as well, which is both a companion piece to the podcast episodes and a source of more things you didn’t know you needed to know, but you did.

The show takes you on a deep dive into detailed aspects of fashion and after every episode I come away smarter, and thoroughly entertained. Keep up the great work!

Thorough, entertaining, and educational.

I adore this podcast. Always fascinating fun smart and beautifully hosted. Sad there will be so few episodes this season but can’t wait to learn more about Avery’s book!! Thank you for all you do!

This is such a great show. The amount of detail and care taken with such a ubiquitous topic is amazing. Avery is a really good host and producer, her intonation is some of the best in the podcast world, her interviewees are top notch, and the layout and final product is always engaging. A must listen even if you don’t care about clothing at all.

This is one of my most cherished shows that I pounce on the minute it comes out, hoping there will be more episodes soon!

Such a great podcast! So many fascinating topics within the broader theme of clothing. You won’t be disappointed.

Having listened to 99% invisible, I was already a fan of Avery and love her on her own and sharing such interesting details of clothing and their history. Many of my saved podcasts are Articles of Interest! Thank you, Avery🙏love learning from you.

Brilliant !! I can’t get enough of this podcast, it is so dense it really needs to be a visual documentary so we can see everything but the history behind everything was a joy, and the people interviewed were so obscure and yet so important I can’t believe this isn’t more widely known. Thank you so much I’ve binged on the whole thing, stop some more!💚💚💚

So well written and delivered even better by the host. Her voice is honey, delivered at a nice pace. The information is thorough and even if you think fashion is boring, you may find this entertaining. Much love !

Fashion and I are strangers sharing an apartment. I have my style, but I haven’t looked at a fashion magazine since I was a teenager. So why am I reviewing a clothing and fashion podcast, and more importantly, why do I listen? Because the show is well researched and written and through it, I begin to understand how and why and when styles and fashions evolved. I care about people and situations I would never have exposed myself to without assistance. Like ex cons and prison clothing. They put people’s drive to express themselves into context for people who aren’t as savvy on the sub cultures. The delivery is serious without an in group speaking to an out group. That’s appreciated. Greatly. I started with an episode recommended to me, and minutes in, I subscribed.

This podcast has so many different angles and perspectives. Every single episode is deep and thought-provoking and engaging. She’s using the history and technology of fashion as a lens to look at all these other parts of our world and explain how we got where we are. If you love 99% invisible or Dressed, you will love this.

Great breadth of perspectives. The interviews are interesting and add to the complexity of each topic

This was in great part what got me through finals. I love Avery and I really hope she makes more. I will watch, listen and read anything from her.

I loved the initial shot season and I’m so glad it’s bigger now!

I've never considered myself a fashion/clothes person, but this podcast has really inspired me. From the history of denim to the cultural crossroads of Hawaiian shirts, this show educated me on a world right under my nose

I think this podcast is incredible and beautiful and precisely researched but I hate outro theme

Avery’s producing and her voiceover descriptions are so freaking good im constantly in awe of this show

I’m not a fashion person at all but I find such great info, interviews and perspectives in this show. It’s a keeper.

I am not a fashion person, but I do love curious stories and interesting information. This show is absolutely full of stories that explore the curious connections that make our world what it is. It’s really well done! You should check it out. You’ll never look at clothing the same way again!

Well researched and doubly informative!

Between this, Nice Try!, and 99pi, Avery Trufelman is just the best podcaster. Every show she makes, especially this one, is incredible!

Also much 💜 to Ronald Young Jr. and Sarah Dealy. I’d love to hear more episodes around fat bodies and fashion.

First, THANK YOU Avery!! This podcast is a true gem and every time I wonder how you are going to craft a whole episode out of something as mundane as “pockets” I find myself completely enraptured and wanting more! Your story weaving is a rare gift and we are all better for it. Second, to the people whom I have babbled to about this podcast and sent episodes with emphatic “you MUST listen to this” texts, YOU’RE WELCOME!! I know, this podcast really is as good as I said and it’s okay that you were skeptical at first. Hopefully Avery does more live shows and we can fangirl together.

Avery, sincerely thank you for making this show that is thoughtful, intelligent, and very interesting. It gives me hope there are still creative people making quality programming!! It is hands down my all time favorite podcast, I listen to and try many podcasts during the work day and your show is in a class of its own. Great work!! Chris