
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 | 71 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicTV & FilmMusic Interviews | |||

In this week’s episode of Sad Song Queens, Laura sits down with brothers Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith of folk rock band Dawes to discuss their heartbreaking song “A Little Bit of Everything.” Taylor and Griffin share the story behind the creation of ... more
In this week’s episode of Sad Song Queens, Laura and Lindsay sit down with the indie-folk duo The Milk Carton Kids to discuss their emotional song “I’ll Go Home From Here.” In this spirited conversation, Joey and Kenneth discuss their new album, why ... more
In this week’s episode of Sad Song Queens, Laura and Lindsay are joined by legendary British singer-songwriter David Gray to discuss his poetic ballad “Flame Turns Blue.” David explores the song’s themes of reflecting on your younger self, looks back... more
In this week’s episode of Sad Song Queens, Laura and Lindsay are joined by José González to discuss his heartfelt song “For Every Dusk.” José reflects on the controversial role of AI in music, the importance of rituals, and why we’re drawn to sad so... more
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So many cool guests! It seems like every episode features another favorite artist - or one who is about to become a new favorite.
This show is not only a consistent opportunity to break open my heart with beautifully moving songs, it is also a great education in how music supervision works.
I always learn something about the artistic development of songs while gaining an appreciation for how the soundtrack of our lives is curated by behind the scenes music gurus like Lindsay and Laura.
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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!!!!!!
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This show features deep-dive conversations with artists and songwriters behind emotionally charged songs, guided by two seasoned music supervisors who illuminate how tracks find their perfect moments in film and TV. Across episodes, guests range from indie folk storytellers to pop composers, with focus on craft, storytelling, licensing, and the personal histories that shape songs meant to move listeners. A standout theme is how empathy, memory, and collaboration inform both songwriting and soundtrack choices, making it a rich resource for anyone curious about the intersection of music, media, and emotion.
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