Muziek – Verenigd Koninkrijk – Nieuwe podcasts

  • Journalist Andrew Gold talks to everyone from cult defectors and politicians to mainstream celebrities - people who’ve challenged the expected script and lived with the consequences.
    Formerly known as Heretics, guests include Robbie Williams, Paul Gascogine, Chris Packham, Chris Williamson, David Baddiel, Richard Dawkins, Bonnie Blue, and former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss.

  • Letting The Days Go By is a podcast about the people who make music happen. The PRs, editors, promoters, bookers, sound engineers, record shop owners, and artists who wear many hats beyond performing.

    Host Andy Reilly talks to music industry people about how they got there, what the job really looks like, and what they wish someone had told them at the start.

    Every episode comes with a companion PDF pulling out the key tips and insights from the conversation, and a Spotify playlist built around the discussion.

    For music fans and future industry people alike.

    For the people who turn up.

  • Taking you back in time with the originalHardcore/Jungle sound.From uplifting piano's and vocals to darkhoover samples and twisted amen breaks,this is for you..... the hardcore! Check out the Richie Riser & Hi-Jack showevery Sunday 16.00 - 1800 GMTwww.originuk.net

  • Each and every Friday Upfront Parties bring you a delicate slice of underground dance music served up at Cambridge's brand new home for cutting edge parties, the Fountain. Spread across 3 floors, expect guest appearances from the country's freshest new producers and djs, live art shows and a music policy that covers all corners of the dance music spectrum. Whether you like your beats big and bassy, or deep and dark our resident DJ's will be bringing you a unique blend of house, disco, techno, classic hip hop, dubstep and dnb. Finally a regular Friday night in Cambridge for people that don't like David Guetta.

  • Weekly podcast hosted by ex-clash drummer Terry Chimes with a variety of interesting guests, including musicians, models, and anyone with a fascinating tale to tell. Future guests include Marco Pirroni of Adam and the Ants, music journalist Gary Bushell, superstar drummer Dave Barbe and iconic punk-pin-up Gaye Advert.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  • A weekly chat about the state of the Musical Theatre Business both Pro and Amateur, and quite a lot of laughs along the way. Join Cliff, Richard and Special Guests and join in by emailing [email protected] Send us details of your show and we will try and mention them on air.

  • Welcome to the new Live Wire Network. On this channel you can expect to hear International stories, personality interviews, music and conversation.

  • Broken Tracks explores the stories behind music history’s most fascinating figures. From crime and prison sentences to folklore, tragedy and redemption, each episode dives into the lives of musicians whose stories became as legendary as their songs. Combining music history, true crime and immersive storytelling, Broken Tracks uncovers the people behind the records and the myths that surround them.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  • Thirty years ago, the Beastie Boys, U2, Rage Against the Machine, Björk, Radiohead, Pearl Jam, A Tribe Called Quest, and other major artists came together for nonviolence, freedom, and Tibet through the Tibetan Freedom Concerts.

    In this six-part audio documentary, concert co-founder Erin Potts tells how a small team of twenty-somethings helped build one of the largest concert series of the 1990s. With friends, artists, activists, and organizers who were part of the story, Erin looks back at how the concerts began, what they changed, and what their legacy offers today.

    This series is a Rangzen production produced by Adonde Media and distributed in partnership with KALW Public Media in San Francisco. To learn more about the concerts go to freedomneedsasoundtrack.com, and hear other podcasts distributed by KALW at kalw.org.

  • Join DJ and comedian Julian Lee and DJ Jai Lynch on a journey through indie music from the eighties to the noughties.

    As well as being fans, they've both also promoted gigs by groups from various eras and are excited to share these experiences with you.

    This podcast, and extra content, is available a week earlier at patreon.com/feltnowt


  • A series of eclectic mixes from my vinyl record collection- check for regular updates and downloadable classics.

  • Highgate Wood rose to prominence in the early 1970s, propelled by the triple threat of dynamic front man Sean Underwood, wunderkind guitarist Peter Van Conklin, and keyboardist Corrine Kennedy.

    Dancing a line between artsy prog rock and mainstream melodics, they had a string of hit albums before suddenly disbanding in 1975 when a studio fire resulted in Corrine’s death and Peter’s descent into madness.

    Sean Underwood went on to have a successful solo career before committing suicide in the early 90s.

    Years later, Patti, the daughter of Highgage Wood guitarist Peter Van Conklin, finds herself haunted—both by Sean’s death and possibly by the ghost of Corrine Kennedy. Fearing she may be falling down the same mad rabbit hole as her father, she sets out to discover the truth of the fateful night that Highgate Wood self-destructed.

  • The 10x Pay Attention Podcast brings together guests Beni Johnson, Tanisha Cherry and more to discuss all things from local to global.

    #payA10tion #letsBuild

  • Americana Goldmine is a contemporary Americana music show showcasing the evolving sound of roots-driven music across North America and beyond. Blending country, rock, folk, bluegrass, R&B, and blues, the show highlights standout artists like Sierra Ferrell, Sturgill Simpson, Charley Crockett, Jason Isbell, Billy Strings, and Molly Tuttle, alongside emerging voices shaping the modern Americana landscape. Hosted by Dylan Stone in a warm, Casey Kasem–inspired delivery, the program is family-friendly and crafted for both radio and digital audiences. Americana Goldmine is syndicated on multiple radio stations across North America, with consistent monthly airplay and strong production values that sit comfortably among top-tier music programming. A destination for listeners searching for authentic Americana, roots music, country-folk crossover, and modern American songwriting.

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  • Join us as we dive deep into the world of rock and metal — exploring the legends, their stories, and the albums that shaped generations. But we don’t stop at the hits. Each episode uncovers the hidden gems — those overlooked tracks that deserve way more love from the rock and metal community.

    We’ll also shine a spotlight on underrated artists who are the hidden gems, bringing their music the attention it deserves.

    Whether you’re a lifelong headbanger or just a lover of great music, this is the podcast that celebrates the heart, soul, and raw power of rock and metal.

  • The world's greatest band now has the world's greatest radio show.

    From world events to personal life, join Blob Halford for their discussions in a satirical and comedic way.

    Are you mentally strong enough to listen? Found out!

    (No nerds allowed)

  • Heyyy guysss! Welcome to Happily Ever After - A K-pop Pod, where we talk about all things k-pop (mostly boygroups), with a sprinkle of other stuff mixed in!
    Also come and join our discord server where we can talk even more kpop!!!
    https://discord.gg/uz8Sq3ghJ


  • Real live reality viewpoints and controversial conversational debates and discussions on world news and events in reference to prophesy from an Israelite perspective.

  • Before Detroit gave the world Motown, techno, and hip-hop, it gave the world something harder to name: a feeling that music made in basements and backrooms and borrowed spaces could become the soundtrack to an entire generation's life. That is the story Living for the City is here to tell, and nobody alive is better equipped to tell it than Hanif Abdurraqib.

    MacArthur Fellow. New York Times bestselling author. The most gifted writer working at the intersection of music, memory, and American identity today. Hanif brings his singular voice to a new video podcast series that goes inside the streets, venues, and neighborhoods where iconic sounds are born, talking with the artists, DJs, producers, and community architects who built these movements from the ground up.

    Season One is Detroit. Eight episodes. The full arc of how one city became the unlikely origin point for some of the most influential music ever made, told by the people who were actually there, and the writer who understands better than anyone what it meant.

    This is not a music history lesson. This is a front-row seat to the moments that mattered.

    Living for the City premieres May 13th, with new episodes dropping weekly. Subscribe now on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts.

    YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@LivingfortheCityPod

    Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5KYTveuTY4nydCKG8yTxjJ?si=c184740e2d9f43b5

    Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/living-for-the-city/id1895831267

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