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The Homing podcast explores the importance of home in shaping who we are. Join Matt Gibberd, author and co-founder of The Modern House, as he takes listeners inside the homes of inspiring guests to examine what really happens inside our walls – how they influence our emotions, creativity and sense of self. Featuring leading voices from art, film, wellbeing and beyond, Homing is a thoughtful journe... more

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At 91, Rose Wylie has one of the most remarkable stories in contemporary British art. She stopped painting in order to raise her three children and returned to it in middle age, finding widespread recognition in her seventies.

Today her work is exhi... more

We spend around a third of our lives asleep, yet for so many of us, getting a good night’s sleep can feel like a real struggle. Could our homes hold some of the answers to sleeping better?

In this conversation, leading sleep expert and Oxford Profes... more

Matt Gibberd visits writer and creative consultant Charlene Prempeh at her home in North London.

Charlene is the founder of A Vibe Called Tech, a creative studio that champions Black culture. She’s a columnist for the Financial Times, and curator of... more

Lemn Sissay is a poet, playwright and broadcaster. Few people have thought more deeply about the meaning of home than Lemn.

As a baby, Lemn was separated from his Ethiopian mother and placed into foster care with a white family. He grew up believing... more

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Recent Guests

Russell Foster
Professor of Circadian Neuroscience, University of Oxford
University of Oxford
Episode: Is Your Home Keeping You Awake? Professor Russell Foster Rethinks the Rules of Sleep
Charlene Prempeh
Writer and creative consultant; founder of A Vibe Called Tech
A Vibe Called Tech; Financial Times columnist
Episode: Charlene Prempeh: Why More Space Isn’t the Key to a Happier Home
Lemn Sissay
Poet, playwright and broadcaster
Guest on Homing
Episode: Lemn Sissay: What Happens When Home Rejects You?
Anna Jones
Chef and writer
Episode: Anna Jones: Why Home Is an Act of Care
Martha Beck
Sociologist, best-selling author and life coach
Episode: Martha Beck: What Happens When Home Isn’t Safe?
Jinny Blom
Landscape designer; former psychologist and psychotherapist; specializes in nature-health relationships
Independent designer / collaborator with hospitals and notable figures
Episode: Jinny Blom: Why We All Need Somewhere to Hide
Jackie Kay
Poet and novelist, former national poet of Scotland (Makar)
Episode: Poet Jackie Kay on Adoption, Identity and the Long Search for Belonging
Phin Harper
Architecture critic and writer
The Modern House / architecture media
Episode: Phin Harper: How a Breakup Helped Me Find Home
Stefan Behling
Senior partner at Foster and Partners, architect
Foster and Partners
Episode: Why Comfort Isn't Always Good for Us | With Architect Stefan Behling

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Matt Gibberd
Host of Homing

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 975 ratings
  • Wonderful podcast

    This is my favourite podcast it’s such a gentle and informative exploration of home and life. Absolutely love it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Loeliybla
    Australia17 days ago
  • Thank you….

    Thank you Matt and team for such an informative and beautifully presented way of learning. Your guests are always so thought provoking and honest. I love listening and as someone who has / continues to battle with mental health challenges, your podcast helps a lot.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    robdavey5
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Bring on the paywall

    Loved this podcast until it brought in the paywall to hold back from people who don’t have the same level of disposable income as others. Plus the change in focus with the ‘hoping’ shift is boring. It’s more about people than place now

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Ohaihowru
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Loving the new direction of the show 💕

    Really enjoying the variety of guests and topics. Love listening to this pod on my commute. Thanks Matt!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DaisyPod6
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Great show🏅

    Interesting interviewees and topics. Intelligent and human. Great value even for non British listeners.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leandro S.
    Germany2 months ago

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High-quality production and a soothing, reflective tone.
The host listens deeply and guides with empathy, not questions.
Guests bring candid personal stories, making spaces feel alive.
Thoughtful, intimate conversations that feel like a warm, design-forward chat.

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#10
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Apple Podcasts
#148
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#2
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#3
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Apple Podcasts
#19
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#68
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Is Your Home Keeping You Awake? Professor Russell Foster Rethinks the Rules of Sleep
Q: What role does morning light play in circadian alignment?
Morning light advances the clock, helping you wake earlier and go to bed earlier the next day, while evening light delays the clock, nudging you toward later schedules.
Is Your Home Keeping You Awake? Professor Russell Foster Rethinks the Rules of Sleep
Q: Why is sleep considered a pillar of health?
Because poor sleep globally affects emotional regulation, memory, problem-solving, and long-term health risks like cardiovascular disease, cancer, and dementia, making sleep quality central to overall well-being.
Anna Jones: Why Home Is an Act of Care
Q: What role does the home play in her work and identity as a cook and author?
The home is both a sanctuary and a working space where recipes are developed, tested, and filmed; it anchors her creative process in authenticity, tying her writing to real family life and experiences.
Anna Jones: Why Home Is an Act of Care
Q: How did her early family life and the Lockerbie tragedy shape her sense of home?
The Lockerbie loss created a lifelong sense of responsibility to be strong for family, and the experience instilled a drive to live life fully and to support others, which in turn influenced her approach to care, community, and motherhood.
Anna Jones: Why Home Is an Act of Care
Q: How did Jamie Oliver's 15 course influence her career?
The program offered a pathway from a conventional economics/PR track into the restaurant and publishing world, providing hands-on kitchen training, mentorship, and a network that helped her transition into professional cooking, styling, and recipe development.

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What is Homing about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A thoughtful, design-leaning interview show that centers on the meaning of home, belonging, and memory. Across episodes, conversations weave personal life stories with insights from architecture, art, food, and wellbeing to explore how spaces shape emotions, identity, and relationships. Notable is the host's empathetic, curious style that often surfaces intimate, practical takeaways about how to craft spaces that nourish people. Listeners tend to be design-curious and interested in human-centered storytelling, often drawn to guests who connect place with memory, care, and community.

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Homing launched 7 years ago and published 95 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 Homing include:

1. Russell Foster
2. Charlene Prempeh
3. Lemn Sissay
4. Anna Jones
5. Martha Beck
6. Jinny Blom
7. Jackie Kay
8. Phin Harper

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