En iyi Sophie Elliott podcastleri (2024)

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Sophie Elliott 39:16

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Episode 43 Sophie Elliott When young New Zealand undergrad, Sophie Elliot, asked for tutoring in economics, she met a professor who she thought would help her succeed. Instead, she not only found herself the victim of domestic violence, but a victim of one of New Zealand’s most brutal murders. To listen to every episode of Campus Killings ad-free a…

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Introducing: Mind of a Serial Killer 21:01

5d ago21:01

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What makes a serial killer? Mind of a Serial Killer takes you deep into the twisted minds of history’s most notorious serial killers. Every Monday, hosts Vanessa Richardson and Dr. Tristin Engels, a Clinical and Forensic Psychologist, combines gripping true crime storytelling with expert psychological analysis to answer the question - what makes a …

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Ep 155: The return of album release hype, and the rise of listening parties 40:03

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The era of surprise album releases seems to be over, with everyone from Beyonce to Billie Eilish to Charli XCX to Tyler, The Creator opting for modern (and bombastic) twists on the traditional way of hyping LPs before their release dates. Increasingly, it seems the arena listening party in a key tool in connecting conceptual artist and fans, but as…

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Ep.56 Finding Full Time Freedom: Mel Hussong's Ride to Authentic Living 36:34

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Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text! What happens when you trade burnout for a motorcycle and a map of Australia? Meet Mel Hussong, mindset coach and motorcycle enthusiast, who did just that and found her true calling on the open road. Mel's incredible journey of transformation takes centre stage as she shares how learning to ride a motorbike beca…

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Ep 154: When artists upset their hardcore fans 40:48

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We've all been there: investing our time and energy into worshiping our favourite artist only for them to call us "creepy as fuck". Ok, maybe we've not ALL been there, but thousands of Doja Cat stans were last year, whilst just a few days ago The Pretenders upset a bunch of their most hardcore fans in an Instagram post that has since been deleted. …

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Ep.55 Banishing the Sunday Scaries and Turning Monday Misery into Rebellious Empowerment 15:21

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Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text! Ever felt the weight of the "Sunday Scaries" crush your weekend glow? You're not alone. I've walked that path, tackling all sorts of miserable jobs, and battled the creeping dread of Monday mornings. But here's the game-changer: those Sunday jitters aren't just about dreading the workweek; they're a glaring sig…

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Ep 153: Remix albums, and how well do you know the lyrics to your favourite songs? 44:49

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As Charli XCX's Brat remix album reimagines what a remix album can be in 2024, we discuss that release and trace the remix record back to its unexpected origins. Charli's record certainly is a different approach to what Green Day have done recently with their Dookie Demastered stunt, which we also get into. Then we get into the serious business of …

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Ep.54 Racing Through Life: Balancing Passions and Overcoming Burnout with Lara Moto 49:48

20d ago49:48

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Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text! Join me for an exhilarating conversation with the multifaceted Lara Small, more commonly known online as @LaraMoto, as she takes us through the thrilling journey of balancing her passions with a demanding career. Dive into her adventures across Europe on a Triumph bike and discover what it’s like to navigate th…

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Kyle Quinn 36:52

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Episode 42 Kyle Quinn On a summer night in 2007, Kutztown University sophomore Kyle Quinn was walking back to his dorm along Kutztown’s main street when he was surrounded by a group of strange men and beaten to death. The question on everyone’s minds was, why Kyle? To listen to every episode of Campus Killings ad-free and get other benefits, simply…

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Ep 152: Laura Marling on psychoanalysis, motherhood, secretly cooking for Damon Albarn and, naturally, death 51:18

26d ago51:18

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Seven years ago Laura Marling came on episode 19 of the podcast at a very different time in her life. As she prepares to release her 8th album, Patterns in Repeat, this month (25 Oct), she does so as a new mother, who's trained to become a yoga teacher, who's gained a masters in psychoanalysis, who's formed a band called LUMP, who's quite touring, …

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Transforming Passion into Power: Rebelling through Enthusiasm with Ellie Kime 29:40

27d ago29:40

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Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text! Ever wondered how enthusiasm can be a superpower? Join me as I chat with Ellie Kime, the vibrant founder of The Enthusiast & Co, who shares her compelling journey of transforming a passion for weddings into a thriving business during her university days. Despite facing skepticism, Ellie's story reminds us that …

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Ep 151: When are posthumous albums a good idea? From Michael Jackson to SOPHIE to Elliott Smith 40:52

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When a musician dies and leaves behind unfinished music, what should happen to it? Shelved forever? Released in its current state? Completed by someone else? On this week's episode Greg and Stu get into when posthumous albums are a good idea and when they most certainly aren't, from last week's SOPHIE album, to work from Michael Jackson, Tupac, Big…

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Listen Now- Criminal Attorney 7:43

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Listen Now- Criminal Attorney Paul Bergrin is a hotshot criminal defense attorney in Newark, New Jersey. Seemingly unstoppable and with unorthodox methods, he’s built a reputation for getting his clients off the hook. But as Paul's legend grows, so do the suspicions swirling around him. When FBI Agent Shawn Brokos starts investigating a major drug …

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Ep.52 Revving Up Empowerment at Camp VC: Motorsport & Automotive Adventures with Laura Harris & Sophie McGinn 27:28

1M ago27:28

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Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text! In this special episode, these interviews were recorded directly from Camp VC in Wales. Camp VC is an incredible festival that takes place in July, calling themselves "an epic world of adventure for women" so where better to find some inspiring guests who have answered their own call for adventure?! So, what do…

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Faith Hedgepeth 39:06

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Episode 41 Faith Hedgepeth When indigenous University of North Carolina student Faith Hedgepeth turned up murdered in her friend’s off-campus apartment, there were no obvious suspects for who would have wanted to kill the kind and generous young woman. It would take investigators over 9 years and DNA forensic genealogy to solve her case. To listen …

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Ep 150: Our favourite guests, most awkward interviews, and answers to your questions, with Jarvis Cocker, Matt Berninger and more 50:52

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What's been our most awkward interview yet? How do we charm our guests? Who have we been starstruck by? And c'mon guys, why is this thing called 'Midnight Chats'? As our podcast reaches its 150 episode, Greg and Stu celebrate by showing how the sausage is made, sharing stories and their tricks of the trade while trading some of their favourite clip…

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Ep 51. Unlocking Abundance: Facing & Embracing Emotions with The Vulnerability Guy 49:14

1M ago49:14

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Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text! What happens when a high-flying management consultant trades in his corporate suit for a mission of vulnerability and emotional freedom? Discover Adam Slawson’s remarkable journey from the high-stakes world of consulting to becoming the founder of Plight Club and the self-proclaimed Vulnerability Guy. Adam’s st…

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Ep 149: Big albums coming this autumn, Jane’s Addiction implode, and are people about to start selling their vinyl collections? 36:29

2M ago36:29

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The summer slump is over and what feels like hundreds of artists are gearing up for new albums this autumn. On this week's episode, Greg and Stu get into what coming soon from The Cure, FKA Twigs, Coldplay and more, along with the recent implosion of rock giants Jane's Addiction, while a meeting with Laura Marling last week opened up the question o…

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Ep. 50 Recharging Your Spark: Burnout and The Power of Pausing 15:55

2M ago15:55

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Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text! Ever felt like you're running on fumes, barely keeping up with life's demands? Trust me, I've been there. In this episode of the Mischief Movement podcast, I'm opening up about my recent personal battle with burnout and the importance of recognising when it's time to hit pause. From the pressure of maintaining …

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Brittany Zimmerman 37:18

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Episode 40 Brittany Zimmerman When University of Wisconsin senior, Brittany Zimmerman was found dead in her apartment, her fiancé called 911. But what the police were told, and what the scene actually looked like were not the same. The investigation into Brittany’s murder would become a policy battleground between the 911 Call Center and Madison La…

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Ep 148: The best acceptance speeches ever, Kendrick at the Super Bowl and Geordie Greep on the death of Black Midi and the birth of his debut solo album 53:55

2M ago53:55

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For the last 5 years, London band Black Midi have pushed experimental rock music to new and thrilling places, inspired as much by jazz fusion as math rock and no wave. But last month, quite unexpectedly, the trio split up. It was meant to be kept a secret, until singer and frontman Geordie Greep announced the news on Instagram. One week later, he a…

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Generation Why: The Olympic Park Bombing 5:20

2M ago5:20

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Generation Why: The Olympic Park Bombing You can listen to Generation Why: The Olympic Park Bombing ad-free right now by joining Wondery+ in the Wondery App or on Apple Podcasts.

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Ep 147: The scam of Oasis' 'dynamic' ticket pricing, no thanks to a Smiths reunion, and interview guests Lankum and The Lemon Twigs 45:26

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Part of this week's episode of MC comes from End of the Road festival, where Stu met up with Irish drone folk band Lankum and put your questions to Long Island sibling duo The Lemon Twigs. Even the one about the Muppets. Back home Greg and Stu unpacked the fiasco surrounding Oasis' ticket sale nightmare, particularly the scam that is "dynamic" tick…

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Black Sheep Bonus: the story of Robert Wallath 46:01

2M ago46:01

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From Black Sheep: In 1892 a masked figure in a bizarre uniform began a 15 month crime spree, robbing people at gunpoint in and around New Plymouth. When he was finally arrested and unmasked, residents were dumbfounded to discovered the perpetrator was mild-mannered Robert Wallath - the teenage son of a local farmer and carpenter.…

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Ep 146: Oasis reunion verdict – the good news, the worrying news, and the inside story about plums and pints of piss 35:08

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Like it or not, Oasis are back together for the reunion tour that's surprised absolutely no one. As a former stan of the band, Stu really should be feeling better about this news than he is, while Greg is just happy that he finally gets to share the extremely important role he's played in Oasis mythology. On this week's episode we get into how the …

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Ep 145: Charli XCX archive interview revisited – not as bad as we originally thought 44:31

3M ago44:31

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Charli XCX's career highlight was coming on our podcast back in 2018, for what turned out to be a rushed conversation about art school, living in LA, writing songs for Blondie and seeing songs as colours. With Charli's career still doing reasonably well due to the release of this year's album, Brat, on this week's podcast we revisit that conversati…

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Ep 144: Fontaines D.C.'s Grian Chatten on throwing away good ideas, the band's new look, and going beyond punk 44:55

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Ahead of their new album Romance, people can't stop talking about Fontaines D.C.'s new look. One week after Glastonbury, the Dublin band's singer, Grian Chatten, had Stu round to his flat to discuss the reason behind the band's new aesthetic, his prolific writing process, a strange 9 days spend working in a bar in L.A., and a record that draws infl…

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Ep 143: Jeff Bezos firing William Shatner into space, working at the New Yorker and almost quitting music, with Cassandra Jenkins 50:22

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New York musician Cassandra Jenkins really shouldn't be on Midnight Chats, or any podcast talking about her new album, My Light, My Destroyer, because that record, near-perfect though it is, was never going to be made. On this week's episode she tells Stu about how she had decided to quite music after releasing her last album, but things went unexp…

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Ep 142: Mercury Prize 2024, Pt. 2 – A clip of Charli XCX, our Mercury quiz, and is the shortlist any good? 40:16

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Following on from last week's Mercury Prize predictions episode, Greg and Stu dive into this year's shortlist to see how wrong they were as they cast judgement on which of the nominated records they think might actually have a chance of winning this year's award. Stu picks out a clip from our 2018 Charli XCX episode, and you'll all invited to play …

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Ep 141: Mercury Prize 2024, Pt. 1 – Predictions, who we'd like to see on the list, and what it's like to be a Mercury judge 49:52

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In two days time (25 July), the short list for the 2024 Mercury Prize will be announced. On this week's show, Stu and Greg discuss who they think will DEFINITELY be on the list, and who they hope will be. Greg also spills the beans on what it's like to be on the Mercury Prize judging panel (something he's done 3 times), we ask how relevant the awar…

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Ep 140: Sleaford Mods on 10 years of Divide & Exit, and one very bleak album launch 44:12

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As Nottingham duo Sleaford Mods release a 10-year anniversary edition of their breakthrough album Divide & Exit, frontman and lyricist Jason Williamson revisits the album that changed his life, the time he threw the bleakest album release party of all time, and how he finally found success in his 40s on his 7th album. You can watch clips of the pod…

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Ep 139: AURORA on this moment of human crises, why fame is sh*t and her music husband Brian Eno 35:19

4M ago35:19

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Look around and you’d be forgiven for feeling the world is completely broken in 2024. War. Division. Crises. How did we get here? That’s the fundamental question Norwegian songwriter AURORA explores on her latest album What Happened To The Heart?. It’s a project that is technicolor in feeling, and in sound. Host Greg Cochrane went to meet her to ta…

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Ep 138: Glastonbury 2024 Review! Our verdict on Dua Lipa's headliner debut, SZA's sound shambles and Coldplay's weird alien heads 45:32

4M ago45:32

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Stuart got the hot ticket. Greg did not. In the field, and from the sofa at home, Midnight Chats does Glastonbury 2024. Your hosts tackle the biggest talking points from the most famous music festival in the world. Did Dua Lipa fulfill her promise to turn Worthy Farm into a club on her headliner debut? Was SZA's microphone fresh out of batteries? D…

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Ep 137: Yard Act and Rose Matafeo on meeting at Glastonbury, winks from Rod Stewart and Greg Davies’ Desert Islands Discs 42:48

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James Smith from Leeds band Yard Act met New Zealand comedian Rose Matafeo at Glastonbury festival a couple of years ago when the pair were watching little Simz. Since then, Smith's group has invited Matafeo to sing on their second album, Where's My Utopia?, star in one of their music videos and open for them in their hometown. What better excuse d…

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Jane Stanford Part 2 of 2 38:57

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Episode 39 Jane Stanford Part 2 of 2 If you have not listened yet to our last episode, part 1 of the Jane Stanford case, please stop now and go back and listen to that episode first. In the season finale of Campus Killings, we wrap up the murder case of Jane Stanford, co-founder of Stanford University, who died on her Hawaii vacation in 1905 after …

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Ep 136: Foals’ Yannis Philippakis on collaborating with icon Tony Allen, his love of gardening and what happens next with Foals 41:51

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Frontman with one of Britain’s biggest modern rock bands, Yannis Philippakis recently launched Yannis & The Yaw – not so much a solo project, more of an experiment in collaboration. Dial back seven years and Yannis spent time writing songs with one of his heroes, the icon drummer Tony Allen – godfather of Afrobeat and distinguished collaborator wit…

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Ep 135: St. Vincent on her acting debut, an apprenticeship in The Polyphonic Spree and near misses with Steve Albini 39:52

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Annie Clark has been recording as St. Vincent since 2007, collaborating with David Byrne and Paul McCartney along the way, and proving herself as one of the best guitarists (and songwriters) in the world. In more recent years she's written a number one hit single (aren't they all) for Taylor Swift, co-written and starred in her debut feature film, …

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Jane Stanford Part 1 of 2 32:52

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Episode 38 Jane Stanford Part 1 of 2 Jane Stanford, co-founder of Stanford University, died on her Hawaii vacation in 1905 after drinking from a bottle of mineral water that had been laced with pure strychnine. The university president, David Starr Jordan, claimed she died of ‘natural causes,’ though Jane had survived an attempt on her life only we…

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Ep 134: Lynks on ditching earnest music for the life of a masked entertainer and new queer icon 41:09

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South Londoner Lynks used to make the type of straight-faced, emotional music that all of his friends were making, until one day, for a bit of fun, he decided to adopt a masked drag persona and lean into being an entertainer. His thumping alt. pop songs since have centred around his experiences as a young queer person, with songs about sex with str…

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Overcoming the Enemy Within with Joe Williams 1:45:24

5M ago1:45:24

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In this week's episode, Elliott is joined by a very special guest - the man responsible for the start of his mental health journey and the inspiration for beginning this very podcast. Joe Williams is a proud first Nations Aboriginal man raised in Wagga Wagga NSW, and although forging a very successful footy career, he has spent a majority of his li…

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Ep 133: Future Islands' Sam T. Herring on his move into acting, his love for Everton football club and his band's ongoing "underdog" mentality 46:32

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Sam T. Herring’s distinctive growl and spectacular dance moves may still be one of the best known things about Future Islands, but away from the chest-thumping on stage he's a charismatic, thoughtful and humble guy. Greg Cochrane caught up with him to talk about his recent move into acting (he starred in TV series The Changling last year), the hear…

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Cayley Mandadi 43:16

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Episode 37 Cayley Mandadi When Trinity University student, Cayley Mandadi was rushed to a local hospital by her boyfriend, doctors originally treated Cayley for a potential drug overdose. However, when she died, the medical examiner ruled her death a homicide and her boyfriend was arrested. But when his trial ended in a hung jury, it begged the que…

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Knocking On Death’s Door To Living A Healthy And Full Life With Todd Jarratt 2:02:17

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Today, Elliott is joined by Todd Jarratt, a name that resonates across numerous fields—from motocross to health and wellness, and even mindset coaching. Todd’s journey began as a bright and ambitious child who faced the harsh reality of school bullying due to his success. To fit in, he dimmed his light until others recognised his potential, sparkin…

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Ep 132: Waxahatchee reflects on the success of 'Saint Cloud', it's affect on new album 'Tigers Blood' and where Charlie Sheen fits into it all 43:42

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Katie Crutchfield aka American artist Waxahatchee joins Stu on the podcast to look back on how she arrived at her sixth album, Tigers Blood, following on from her 2021 breakthrough record Saint Cloud. Just what does having a breakthrough record do to an artist? How will Katie navigate 2024? Is MJ Lenderman the most talented young dude in US indie r…

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Dissecting Toxic Femininity and Masculinity In Media, Relationships, And In The Public Mind With Simon Kaye and Sophie Wilson 53:25

6M ago53:25

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In this week's episode, Elliott is joined once again by his close friend Simon and a second guest Sophie to expand on last week's ideas with a female perspective. Full of cancelable moments and laughter, honest truths and heart-to-hearts, the trio tackles big issues such as online masculinity influencers, domestic violence, womens sports, and relat…

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Ep 131: The Blessed Madonna on cooking for Daft Punk, dance music needing to do better, and what’s happening with that elusive debut album 42:21

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The Blessed Madonna – truly one of the most engaging, fun and opinionated guests we’ve welcomed onto Midnight Chats. One of the world’s foremost DJs, producers and curators, Marea Stamper invited Greg Cochrane to her intimate London studio Godspeed to record this colourful conversation. Topics covered: 2024 and this turbulent time in politics and j…

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Adam Oakes 39:30

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Episode 36 Adam Oakes A 19-year old fraternity pledge at Virginia Commonwealth University must drink a handle of whiskey as part of his initiation ceremony. He does, and dies. Eleven fraternity brothers let him. On the surface, this case seems cold, calculated, and maybe even insidious. But the truth of Adam Oakes’ untimely death is much more compl…

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The Art Form Of Barbering, Learning When To Create Boundaries And Keeping Your Masculinity In Relationships With Simon Kaye 1:15:45

6M ago1:15:45

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In this week's episode, Elliott is joined by his close friend and barber, Simon. Together, they delve into Simon's upbringing and the artistry of his barbering profession, all while sharing plenty of laughs. Simon bravely opens up about the complexities of his family dynamics, transitioning from an amazing home environment to one fraught with chall…

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Ep 130: A. G. Cook discusses the life and death of PC Music, telepathy with Charli XCX, and new LP Britpop 47:05

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A. G. Cook joins Stu on this week's show to talk about the visionary hyperpop label he founded in 2013 and closed in 2023 (PC Music), his work with Charli XCX as her creative director, co-writing a song for Beyonce, growing up an only child as the son of radical architects, and his new 3-disc, 24-track, 100 minutes long album, Britpop. A completely…

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Turning Pain into Purpose After Facing Depression & a Herpes Diagnosis with Annaleise Easlea 1:15:37

6M ago1:15:37

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In this week's episode, Elliott is joined by author and mental health advocate, Annaleise Easlea whose story is sure to inspire you. She shares about her mental health plummeting from her time spent in the Navy, how her depression led her into a marriage that wasn’t meant to be, and ultimately had to leave which created even more emotional turbulen…

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