
Put a three-stripe jacket on a Soviet Olympian in Moscow and a rapper onstage in Queens, and somehow the same garment looks right at home on both. We start with Le Coq Sportif's 1939 "Sunday suit" and the Dassler...


Sarcurious is a fashion podcast that gets you curious about your own closet. We dig into the history, cultural relevance, and meaning behind what we wear so you can approach your wardrobe with more intention. Episodes drop every other Wednesday, covering fashion pieces, techniques, and creators. Subscribe to ask the “why” behind the “what” alongside us.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSarcurious is a fashion podcast that gets you curious about your own closet. We dig into the history, cultural relevance, and meaning behind what we wear so you can approach your wardrobe with more intention. Episodes drop every other Wednesday, covering fashion pieces, techniques, and creators. Subscribe to ask the “why” behind the “what” alongside us.
Sarcurious is hosted by Yoana Byrd & Chandler Pibl. The show has published 11 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Tracksuits: From Soviet Union To Stormzy [Ep:11]" (21 October 2026, 59 minutes), "Tracksuits: From Soviet Union To Stormzy [Ep:11]" (21 October 2026, 59 minutes), and "Fisherman Sweaters: From Drowned Sailor Myths To Jean Paul Gaultier [Ep:10]" (7 October 2026, 51 minutes).
Sarcurious publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for Sarcurious is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Sarcurious requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Sarcurious's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Sarcurious are Clothing Stores and Design Services. Sarcurious has an arts audience.
Yoana Byrd & Chandler Pibl hosts Sarcurious, an arts podcast with 11 episodes published.
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Put a three-stripe jacket on a Soviet Olympian in Moscow and a rapper onstage in Queens, and somehow the same garment looks right at home on both. We start with Le Coq Sportif's 1939 "Sunday suit" and the Dassler...

<p>Put a three-stripe jacket on a Soviet Olympian in Moscow and a rapper onstage in Queens, and somehow the same garment looks right at home on both. We start with Le Coq Sportif's 1939 "Sunday suit" and the Dassler...

<p>Almost everything you think you know about the fisherman's sweater was invented. We open on the Aran Islands with the myth of a drowned fisherman identified by his family's secret stitch pattern, then trace it to a...

<p>The signet ring’s story begins before written human history. Long before signatures, a small engraved stone pressed into clay or wax was your ID, your legal authority, and your lucky charm…a proxy so powerful that a...

The signet ring’s story begins before written human history. Long before signatures, a small engraved stone pressed into clay or wax was your ID, your legal authority, and your lucky charm…a proxy so powerful that a...

<p>For our first-ever guest episode, we’re joined by Alexa Alper, cofounder of Alps Vintage, a Chicago-based vintage business she runs with her sister, Nikki. What began with thrifting, estate-sale treasure hunting, and...

<p>Aviator sunglasses have spent almost a century doing double duty: protecting pilots' eyes and building an entire narrative around masculinity, power, and fashion. In this episode, we trace the shape from open-cockpit...

<p>What Westerners now call paisley print traces all the way back from a sacred Persian motif to a print now associated with 1960s Flower Power and the 2010’s brightly colored lunch boxes. We dig into the motif's roots...

<p>Espadrilles have (quietly?) walked through six thousand years of history. What was originally viewed as a peasant shoe became a staple in the late Golden Age of Hollywood’s dressing, luxury resort wear, and many...

<p>Lace collars have framed power, piety, and poetic drama for centuries…and they’re still quietly running the show today. In this episode, we trace how tiny stitches of linen thread became status-defining ruffs...

<p>Pleats don’t just create movement; sometimes they give a garment its structure. In this second and final pleats episode, we continue our deep dive from “Pleats to Plissé,” moving from pleats as a surface texture into...

<p>Pleats are one of the oldest trick in fashion's book; we're talking 5,000 years old, and they're still one of the most technically demanding things a garment can do.</p> <p>We're kicking things off with Pleats to...

Episode #1
<p>Welcome to the first episode of Sarcurious, the fashion podcast that hopes to get you curious about your wardrobe. In our intro episode, we catch up a bit, share how we met, how our friendship grew through the...
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