This week on Canal Street Dreams, Eddie and Natashia sit down with Dana Brown of Caper Media to talk about restaurants as cultural institutions and what makes a place matter beyond the food. Dana explains why he started Caper and how its Mario Batali piece began with a headline he’d written before the company existed. They discuss whether Batali has “served his time,” accountability, and how the Me Too movement has evolved over the years. Then we round things out with a rapid-fire rundown of Dana’s favorite NYC restaurants for hospitality: the places that know how to take care of you.

This week, we're joined by the legendary homie Theophilus London. We kick things off with what he's been up to in his hiatus from music, and how he's been spending his time away. We talk writing processes, reminisce on the old days in New York and the value of taking a break in your creative career. We also get into some conspiracies, from all things aliens, UFOs and of course, sports betting.

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.

This week on Canal Street Dreams, it’s just Eddie and Natashia, and they’re feeling too Unc’d for the VMAs. The VMAs spark a conversation about conversation about aging, keeping up with culture, and figuring out where they fit in.

After celebrating Senna’s fly new bowl cut, they check in on Diddy’s prison situation. Eddie takes us to the trenches of bowel movements behind bars, and they imagine what would happen if Natashia did a bid. They also unpack the insane story about a Tennessee woman who survived two lethal injections.

To wrap things up, a listener asks how to stop hating men in 2026, which somehow leads into the ultimate showdown: Harry Styles versus Channing Tatum in a krump-off.

Today we've got a wild episode with Greg Yuna. After recently settling Eddie and Natashia's US Open fight, Greg takes his victory lap on Canal Street Dreams. We get into how Greg built his company and his experience and aspirations in acting. We take you inside the principals office with us when we got in trouble with Ronnie Fieg (shoutout Ronnie). Then we nerd out a bit on most iconic men's jewelry pieces for rapid fire and more!

This week on Canal Street Dreams, we're starting hot with Natashia and Eddie's US Open fight leading into the Stone Island Dinner. We talk about running into people from high school that now know everything happening in our personal lives from the pod. We then get into the debate of when it's time to unfollow your old hoes?? Then, we respond to the comment section backlash on our Girly Boys reel from last week and Natashia takes a deep listener question.

This week we are joined by Joyce Wrice to talk all things dating, music and more. Joyce is getting ready to drop MACHIKO, her first full length project since 2021's Overgrown. We talk about the inspiration and experiences those five years have lent to the album. We talk to Joyce about the themes of avoidance in the new work, the problems with the dating scene and much more!

This week on Canal Street Dreams, we’re back breaking down the culture clash at the US Open from our perspective. We talk influencer culture since the pandemic and how it interacts with Tennis etiquette. Natashia gets got on Instagram for posting an altered AI image. We get into the recent story around an Anthropic researcher’s resignation, what it means for the next decade of humanity and more!