The podcast where musicians talk nonsense at midnight. And intimately about their lives and creativity. From the team behind independent music magazine Loud And Quiet.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 171 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Categories | Music InterviewsMusic |
Hello Hello. Here is a very quick Midnight Chats update, and something of a bonus conversation I (Stu) had with Patrick Wolf for my new Loud And Quiet Podcast.
For part 2 and to follow this new show, just search for The Loud And Quiet Podcast wher... more
It feels a little strange that the start of a new year has coincided with end of this series of Midnight Chats. But then, we have been on a 45 week run.
Before we take a little time off to work out what's next for the show, Greg and Stu offer up a... more
Newcastle folk legend, semi-keen gardener and hater of Christmas Richard Dawson rings in the New Year with tales of nervously meeting Louis Theroux, the time Mitski's fans screamed at his idiosyncratic music as if he was The Beatles, and how he wrote... more
What a year it's been... for some people. Others have had real stinkers.
For the final 2024 episode of Midnight Chats, Greg and Stu look back at the highs and lows of the year and ask how the history books will remember its music moments. Kendrick... more
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Great choice of guests
10/10. Made me really like Weyes Blood. I loved hearing about how the underwater album cover was made!
Great interview. Well researched but gave her the opportunity to speak on an amazing career. Nice.
Love this podcast, Stuart is a great host, and always has interesting guests. I listen and enjoy all episodes regardless of whether I know who the guests are, I’ve been introduced to some excellent musicians!
I ended up listening to this podcast only because Jarvis was on it. Unlike Jarvis I’ve been listening to podcasts for a while now, sadly though I’ve missed this one. Happily though I’ve got 99 more to listen to! Take a listen you might like it too.
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The content revolves around candid discussions with a diverse selection of musicians, focusing on their creative processes and personal lives. Topics vary from the intricacies of the music industry to humorous anecdotes and reflections on fame and identity. Notably, the format invites artists to share not just their work but also personal triumphs and tribulations, fostering a sense of intimacy in each episode. With a blend of humor and insightful commentary, the hosts create an engaging atmosphere that resonates well with music enthusiasts and industry experts alike.
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Midnight Chats launched 10 years ago and published 171 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Midnight Chats include:
1. Patrick Wolf
2. Richard Dawson
3. Jessica Winter
4. Laura Marling
5. David Kumu
6. Jarvis Cocker
7. Matt Berninger
8. Geordie Greep
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