From Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam, and Justin Richmond. The musicians you love talk about their life, inspiration, and craft. Then play. iHeartMedia is the exclusive podcast partner of Pushkin Industries.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 370 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureMusic |
Today, Justin Richmond is joined by the Starchild himself—KISS co-founder and frontman, Paul Stanley. Born and raised in New York City, Paul fell in love with music at an early age, attending shows at iconic venues like the Fillmore East. Over the co... more
Shirley Manson rose to '90s fame as the magnetic front woman of Garbage, but she was already a seasoned singer when guitarist Steve Marker spotted her in a music video for her previous band, Angelfish. She joined the Garbage in 1994. The band was mad... more
Today, we're revisiting a gem from our archives. In late 2020, Wilco's frontman and acclaimed songwriter Jeff Tweedy released his compact yet powerful book, "How to Write One Song" – a remarkable guide for unlocking anyone's creative potential throug... more
For close to three decades, Ben Kweller’s been crafting deeply personal indie rock that's both intimate and expansive. From his early days fronting the band Radish as a teenager in the '90s to his acclaimed solo career that began in the early 2000s, ... more
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I like the Justin Richmond eps the best - he really knows his music and asks excellent questions.
Will Smith? No one cares. He is a joke. Lost all credibility with this one.
One of the most underrated bands of the 1990’s please interview Rob Dickinson. From being Bruce Dickinson’s cousin, to working with Tim Friese-Greene, to now Singer Porsche Design group. Also, touching base with Tim Friese-Greens would be appreciated—especially because of his work with the greatest band Talk Talk.
Doesn’t deserve the attention anymore. 1 Star for Will Smith. Will not listen.
I’ve tried to get into this pod because there are many talented artists and interviewers, but it’s never clicked. Excitedly interviewing Will Smith in 2025 is comical and should be embarrassing.
I love the same type of music. His passion is beautiful. Watermark forever!
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The content is centered around in-depth conversations with prominent musicians, offering a unique glimpse into their lives, artistry, and influences. Topics range from the dynamics of the music industry, the importance of creativity in balancing commercial realities, and the personal journeys of the artists. The dialogue not only covers professional experiences but also delves into the emotional and philosophical aspects of songwriting, production, and their cultural impacts. The inclusion of critical insights on historical contributions of various genres, particularly by marginalized groups, adds depth to the discussions. Notably, the podcast aims to humanize these artists, showcasing their vulnerabilities and triumphs in the creative proc... more
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