Best Damn EDC

Taylor Martin launched Best Damn EDC relatively recently, but the show has quickly found its voice in the everyday carry space. The core format is "Deep Cuts" — audio-only solo episodes where Taylor goes in-depth on specific gear topics — supplemented by occasional interviews with makers and industry figures. Episodes range from a brisk 16 minutes to more substantial 49-minute deep dives, giving the show a nice mix of quick hits and longer explorations. The content is heavily knife-focused, which makes sense given the EDC community's center of gravity, but Taylor branches into multitools, flashlights, watches, and broader gear philosophy too. Some of the best episodes tackle topics other shows avoid: the ethics of knife clones, influencer bias in gear reviews, and what actually counts as "overrated" versus "underrated" in the space. The Show and Tell segments and EDC Confessionals add a community element that keeps things from feeling like a one-way lecture. With 22 episodes and a 5.0-star rating from 2 reviews, Best Damn EDC is still in its early days, but the foundation is solid. Taylor has a clear, opinionated voice and isn't afraid to call out gear that doesn't deserve the hype it gets. The "What's in My Pockets" segments offer practical, real-world carry setups rather than aspirational Instagram layouts. If you're into the EDC scene and want a podcast host who treats gear discussion with both enthusiasm and honest skepticism, this newer show is worth adding to your rotation. It's building momentum, and the Carry of the Week segments along with listener giveaways suggest Taylor is in this for the long haul.