Episodes (Page 17)
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Deep Sea Diver's Jessica Dobson, who previously toured as guitarist for Beck and The Shins and played with Yeah Yeah Yeahs, discusses the band's pandemic album release
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Kentucky singer-songwriter Sturgill Simpson found fame in his mid-30s after a full life including Navy service and work in Salt Lake City rail yards
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Lenny Kravitz opens up about his dual upbringing between Brooklyn and the Upper East Side, surrounded by famous musicians like Miles Davis and Duke Ellington
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S.G. Goodman presents complex storytelling about Southern life as a queer artist living with mental illness seeking social and political change
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Maya Hawke has established herself beyond her famous parents Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke through acting in 'Stranger Things,' 'Little Women,' and Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'
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Carlos Santana and his wife/drummer Cindy Blackman discuss their 2019 album 'Africa Speaks' recorded with Rick Rubin
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Bruce Springsteen discusses how re-listening to 'Born To Run' 45 years later made him realize the depth of his own artistry
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Rick Rubin speaks with Arcade Fire's Win Butler on the tenth anniversary of their third album 'The Suburbs'
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Benmont Tench, Heartbreakers keyboardist, reflects on his decades-long journey with Tom Petty starting in Florida's Mudcrutch
Tom Petty
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Tom Petty's 1994 album 'Wildflowers,' produced by Rick Rubin, was originally intended as a double record but released as a single disc
Adria Petty
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Joe Henry is an underrated singer-songwriter with 34 years of work including 15 solo albums and three Grammys, though he remains relatively unknown
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Khruangbin, an instrumental band with unconventional choices like a Thai name and members wearing wigs, has achieved charmed success since their 2015 debut
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Burt Bacharach, at 92 years old, is collaborating with producer/co-writer Daniel Tashian on new music including a 5-song EP 'Blue Umbrella'
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Buffy Sainte-Marie was blacklisted by the U.S. government during the Vietnam War for singing protest songs, preventing her from becoming a household name despite pioneering the Greenwich Village fo...
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Don Was discusses his Detroit roots, his band Was Not Was, and his prolific production career working with the B-52's, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan, and The Rolling Stones
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Flying Lotus creates entire aesthetic worlds through his production work, having released four solo albums over 13 years and produced for artists like Kendrick Lamar, Thom Yorke, and Thundercat
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Into the Zone explores how musical boundaries like country and rap are less clear than assumed, using Lil Nas X's 'Old Town Road' as a case study
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Brandi Carlile discusses her collaboration album 'While I'm Livin'' with Tanya Tucker and her deep love of Joni Mitchell's music
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Justin Townes Earle's previously-scheduled episode was released early following his unexpected death in 2020 as a fitting tribute
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Vagabon, a self-taught Cameroonian-born musician, has gained critical acclaim from outlets like The New Yorker and Pitchfork for her haunting voice and genre-defying style