
The Sad Song Queens podcast brings together two award-winning Music Supervisors, Lindsay Wolfington and Laura Webb, as they sit down with the artists and songwriters behind some of the most evocative and emotional songs. Drawing on years of experience curating the perfect soundtracks for film and television, Lindsay and Laura explore the stories, experiences, and emotions that shape these deeply m... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmMusic InterviewsMusic | |||

In this week’s episode of Sad Song Queens, Laura and Lindsay are joined by singer-songwriter Chance Peña to talk about his emotional yet hopeful track, “The Mountain Is You.” Chance opens up about the song’s meaning, exploring themes of vulnerability... more
In this week’s episode of Sad Song Queens, Laura and Lindsay are joined by singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson to discuss her heartfelt track “Keep Breathing.” Ingrid reflects on the song’s lasting impact and why it continues to resonate with listene... more
In this week’s episode of Sad Song Queens, Laura and Lindsay are joined by the iconic Nina Persson of The Cardigans to unpack the story behind the band’s hit “Erase/Rewind.” Nina dives into the song’s true meaning, shares stories about The Cardigans’... more
In this week's episode of Sad Song Queens, the Queens are joined by English musician Keaton Henson, who delves into his melancholic track “Past It.” Keaton opens up his anxiety around performing on stage, the emotional power of music, and the balance... more
In this week’s episode, the Queens sit down with the iconic band, Mumford and Sons, to discuss their song “Conversation With My Son (Gangsters & Angels)” from the new album Prizefighter. The band shares the stories and references that have shaped the... more
In this week's episode of Sad Song Queens, the Queens are joined by Swedish singer-songwriter Anna Ternheim, who opens up about her beautifully vulnerable track "My Heart Still Beats For You." Anna shares her journey of turning personal turmoil into ... more
In this week’s episode, the Queens sit down with NoSo to discuss their melancholic song “Nara”. NoSo opens up about the journey of finding themselves as a Korean-American transgender artist, moving from Chicago to LA as a teen, and their process of w... more
This week, the Queens are back with part II of their chat with Christina Perri, where she discusses two of her most iconic songs, "Jar of Hearts" and "A Thousand Years," and how they came to be. Christina shares how she first got into music and songw... more
Love that we finally have a podcast that pulls apart the sad songs we all know and love! As a huge fan of both sad songs and music supervision, it’s so refreshing to hear these artists talk about their songs and how music placements have helped their careers. If you spent your teenage years making emo mix tapes for your friends and wising you could pick the movie soundtracks, this podcast is for you.
Such a fun and informative show! The guests are amazing. And each episode gets better and better! A must listen.
I absolutely love this podcast. Laura and Lindsay are so insightful and the artists they have interviewed are fantastic. It’s so unique to get a peek behind the songwriting curtain. Keep the episodes coming!!
This podcast is the best podcast ever!!!!!!
I give this podcast 11 stars and higher!
The content, the conversations, the in-depth look into the songs, their meaning and the stories around it are beyond entertaining, intriguing, informative, and heartfelt.
Laura and Lindsay have a way with words and people that keep me coming back episode
after episode. Thank you
ladies for creating a
space that gives
listeners a deeper look
into the artists and their
work!
I adore sad songs and this is my Mecca. Thank you for this!
I’m so glad I discovered this podcast. The concept, the guests and the hosts all make for a compelling listen. Can’t wait to see what’s next.
I’m so glad this podcast exists!! Great job ladies!
I am so happy to have discovered this podcast. Keep up the good work.
This is truly a heartwarming series. Getting to hear from the artists themselves about life’s harder moments and process behind putting those into stunning tearjerkers. Bravo!
I have really enjoyed getting to know the artists you have interviewed, some of who I know and others you have introduced to me. The hosts are great at making the guests feel comfortable and facilitating authentic discussions.
To say a podcast finally understands me is an understatement. There is something so cathartic about listening to people discuss my favorite sad songs. Thank you for this a million times.
Forget how I stumbled across this pod, but I’m another sad-music queen. I’ve found my people! Keep up the great interviews, please. (Tiny quibble: It’s also okay to talk a little slower sometimes, leave some space between big thoughts. Just like these artists sometimes do!)
I LOVE sad songs and so when I saw this is was like YES! Then I saw the artists. I listen to ZERO. Can u guys do anything not recent?! There are SO many better sad songs than this and plenty of those artists are alive to talk about them.
Genius concept, brilliant execution. Laura and Lindsay don’t just know music, they know how to get amazing musicians to open up and talk about it. Rarely do we get to hear about a song’s inspiration, creation and meaning straight from the artist themselves. If you love sad songs (or just music in general) you’ll love this podcast. A beautiful reminder about empathy, connection, and why art matters.
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Two award-winning music supervisors host intimate conversations with artists and songwriters behind evocative, emotionally charged songs. Episodes typically center on songwriting process, personal experiences that shape a track, and the storytelling behind how a song connects with listeners. Notable strengths include deep artist access, thoughtful production context, and discussions that illuminate both craft and emotion, making it valuable for listeners who want behind-the-scenes insight into how sad or intimate songs are built and framed for film, TV, and personal resonance.
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Recent guests on Sad Song Queens include:
1. Ingrid Michaelson
2. Nina Persson
3. Keaton Henson
4. Marcus Mumford
5. Ben Lovett
6. Ted Duane
7. Anna Ternheim
8. Beck Wong
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