
Music and storytelling meet on Broken Record, where artists across genres and generations sit down to explore the joy, chaos, and vulnerability of creating—and what it means to devote a life to music. From legendary icons to groundbreaking new voices, each episode captures artists in conversation sharing the inspirations and experiences that shape their craft.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 401 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicSociety & Culture | |||

Don Was has had a remarkable career moving between different corners of the music world. In the 1980s, he fronted the eclectic band Was (Not Was), mixing funk, rock, and pop in unexpected ways. As a producer, he's helped shape landmark albums for art... more
When Patty Griffin released Crown of Roses earlier this year, she delivered something both timeless and urgent. It’s an album that draws on gospel, folk, and soul to explore themes of faith, doubt, and resilience. It's a return to the stripped-down i... more
Joe Henry and Mike Reid brought two distinct but complementary legacies to Life & Times, their new collaborative album. Joe is a celebrated producer and songwriter known for his atmospheric, deeply literary approach to Americana. Over the decades, he... more
Since getting his start in the late ‘60s, Labi Siffre has had an unflinching commitment to writing exactly what he feels. The result was a debut album that announced a singular talent: a British singer-songwriter who could move seamlessly from jazz-i... more
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Won’t listen to the show, but the ad where he tells me I like Holiday music but won’t admit it is enough to make me hate this show
Just started listening to this podcast and I enjoy the interview. I feel it is missing some of the music being played which would make it more enjoyable (for me at least) since it is a podcast about music.
Quincy claims he couldn’t find the real Messenger, yet he was found with a little effort. I believe the real reasons Quincy lied was his fake version made the incident more “entertaining”, and he was foolish enough to believe he wouldn’t get caught.
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Really good interviews.
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Conversations in this series center on the intersection of music and storytelling, reflecting on the joy, chaos, and vulnerability inherent in the creative process. The show features a range of guests from legendary icons to emerging talents, offering insights into their experiences and inspirations that have shaped their artistry. Notable themes include the exploration of personal narratives, the influences of diverse musical styles, and the societal implications of music, creating a rich tapestry for listeners who value depth and authenticity in musical discourse.
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Recent guests on Broken Record include:
1. Labi Siffre
2. Tim Harford
3. JR Martinez
4. Michael Lewis
5. Dr. Maya Shanker
6. Katie Milkman
7. Drew Holcomb
8. S.G. Goodman
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