
Let's talk about Genesis!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

Steve Hackett takes a little trip back with the Tabletop to the days of recording his third album, Spectral Mornings, shares his thoughts on 5.1 remixes, gives an update on his latest album, and more! To watch this interview, go to our YouTube channe... more
Steve Hackett’s third solo album was his first to feature his touring band and spawned several concert staples, like “Every Day,” “Clocks,” and the title track. The Tabletoppers discuss with friend-of-the-podcast and author David Priess, and hear fro... more
The second full moon of May brought us another new track from Peter Gabriel, “A Hard Lesson.” The Tabletop discuss (spoiler alert: two thumbs up!), and comment on a recent BBC Breakfast interview with Phil Collins.
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The first of May’s TWO full moons brings with it “Won’t Stand Down,” Peter Gabriel’s fifth track from his forthcoming o\i album. Plus, the Tabletoppers congratulate Phil Collins on his upcoming induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, preview Ant... more
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I really love Tabletop Genesis. I just wish someone could look into why it’s not working properly anymore. Even the website is malfunctioning. Please. Please fix it!!!
I love this podcast. Now that the band is no more, it’s great to have Tabletop Genesis to help keep the flame burning…
…but it’d be wonderful if they got Stacey back full-time (pretty please).
New to this show, but what a treat to hear thoughtful conversation around this music and these artists. A fun show and so grateful for it… I always feel I am in dialogue with the hosts and guests, my opinions and ideas bouncing off of theirs as I listen, which inspires me to feel part of a community of engaged music-lovers, inspired by the classics and grappling with the new in the historic context. Keep ‘em coming!
Absolutely love it. Thank you all for making such a fantastic podcast, made with real love and thorough research. I’m a Phil-era Genesis fan, but TG is widening and deepening my love of the band as a whole. Thanks Mike and Tom, and the whole crew. Love the eps when everyone is there :) Love from Will in London UK
Just about got through the first chosen episode (Selling England..). A few insights but basically a bunch of self-obsessed bores talking about themselves. Podcasts should be about the ‘thing’ and not about the people. And this fails. ‘Is that a flute!’ ‘The lyrics on Firth of Fifth are meh because there’re not a conversation’ etc. The British contributor is better and in the vein of other podcasters, like, Rockonteurs.
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Enthusiasts of Genesis and its extended universe pace thoughtful, in-depth conversations around the band's various eras. Episodes often center on new Peter Gabriel material and related projects, with lively debates about production choices, live potential, and how the different lineups fit into the broader Genesis story. Across episodes, hosts trade trivia, share personal anecdotes, and weave in side topics like Rock Hall coverage, archival releases, and connections to related media and artists. The show stands out for its warm, conversational chemistry, deep knowledge of the music, and a community-oriented vibe that invites listeners to weigh in and stay engaged between episodes.
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Tabletop Genesis launched 11 years ago and published 85 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 Tabletop Genesis include:
1. Dave Kerzner
2. Adam Kromelow
3. Jonathan Mover
4. Anthony Phillips
5. Stacy Godfrey
6. David Priess
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