
Welcome to the Scared To Dance Podcast, a weekly show where host Paul Richards sits down for hour-long, in-depth conversations with musicians, writers and cultural figures about their musical passions past and present - from formative influences and the stories behind their best-known work, to songwriting, touring and what they're working on now.
In season 1 he talks to guests including Belle and... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | a year ago |
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In episode 11, host Paul Richards talks to Manic Street Preachers Sean Moore and film director Kieran Evans, live on stage at Picturehouse Central. They discuss Be Pure - Be Vigilant - Behave, Evans’ film of the band playing The Holy Bible in full in... more
In episode 10, host Paul Richards talks to Buck Meek, guitarist and co-founder of Big Thief, about his fourth solo album, The Mirror. They discuss life on tour with Big Thief, including a pool of around ninety songs, setlists written just before they... more
In episode 9, host Paul Richards talks to Chloe Howard, frontwoman of Lime Garden, about the Brighton band's second album, Maybe Not Tonight. They discuss the album's conception as a night out from start to finish, and how all four members ending lon... more
In episode 8, host Paul Richards talks to Nina Persson, frontwoman of The Cardigans, about the band's breakthrough with First Band on the Moon. They discuss songs like "Lovefool," the strange experience of navigating sudden fame, and her childhood an... more
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This show centers on intimate conversations with musicians, composers, and music-adjacent creators, exploring what fuels their artistic journeys, the processes behind making records, and the cultural landscapes they inhabit. Across episodes, guests range from indie bands and trailblazing guitarists to comedians and writers who intersect music with identity, performance, and storytelling. The conversations often weave personal histories, creative rituals, and industry insights, offering listeners both behind-the-scenes glimpses and broader reflections on music's role in culture. A standout thread is the emphasis on authenticity and community—guests frequently discuss collaboration, live performance, and the social dynamics that shape an arti... more
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Recent guests on Scared To Dance Podcast include:
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2. Chloe Howard
3. Nina Persson
4. Julia Jacklin
5. Nish Kumar
6. Owen Williams
7. Matilda Mann
8. Mark Jenkin
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