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Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor and his obsession with Vuokko Nurmesniemi , the creator of Marimekko's iconic Jokapoika shirt
Alexis Taylor, the co-founder of the legendary Hot Chip is obsessed with Finnish-born Vuokko Nurmesniemi , the creator of Marimekko's iconic Jokapoika shirt.
Jamz Supernova takes up deep into the Shondaverse
South East London-born DJ and presenter Jamz Supernova is a TV boxset junkie and for this episode of Talk The Line we're discussing the work of Shonda Rhimes, the hugely influential television producer, screenwriter, and author who created
Kate Nash on why Buffy The Vampire Slayer is so important to her
Kate Nash is a massive fan of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. In Halloween 2012, she staged a version of the season six musical episode "Once More, with Feeling" at an East London theatre. She tells us just why the iconic TV show is so important
Tracey Thorn on taking walks around London
In this episode of Talk The Line, Everything But The Girl's Tracey Thorn talks about the long walks she takes around her hometown of London. Across four decades Thorn's songs and writing have offered up a clear-eyed woman’s view of the imme
Spector's Fred Macpherson tells the history of Pizza Express
In this episode of Talk The Line, Spector's Fred Macpherson talks us through his surprising affection for (and knowledge of) the Pizza Express restaurant chain - recorded live in a real Pizza Express in East London! Fred was already a mains
Kojey Radical and his passion for mixed martial arts
London-based rapper and poet Kojey Radical tells us in detail about his passion for mixed martial arts.
Dream Wife's Rakel Mjöll on the Icelandic art of storytelling
As Icelandic-born and California raised Rakel Mjöll – Dream Wife's larger than life vocalist tells us – Icelanders are incredibly protective and proud of their culture and past which is rich in tales of monsters, spirits, elves and trolls.
Marika Hackman on her favourite condiments
British singer/songwriter Marika Hackman's had an incredible 18 months - last year's album "I'm Not Your Man" ditched the pastoral folk sound of her debut and found her treading new ground, asserting her credentials as one of the UK's most
Metronomy's Joe Mount on his fascination with architecture
Now based in Paris, we caught up with Metronomy's Joe Mount on a trip back to the UK for a chat about his fascination with architecture. Mount is the mastermind behind Metronomy, one of the UK's most inventive, loved and successful bands. J
Hilmar Örn Hilmarsson, high priest of the Ásatrúarfélagið, on paganism
Hilmar Örn Hilmarsson’s a career as a professional musician dates back to the early ’70s. He’s worked with the likes of Björk, Current 93 and Psychic TV. As a composer he’s worked on more than twenty-five films, including the award-winning
Torres on ASMR and its triggers
Torres - aka 26-year-old musician Mackenzie Scott - talks about her experiences of autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) – the tingling sensation on the skin that usually begins on the scalp and moves down the neck and spine in respon
Ólafur Arnalds on the joy of collaboration
Ólafur Arnalds is one of Iceland’s top composers and probably best known in the UK for his BAFTA-award Last year he released the album Island Songs which saw him connect with local musicians across his home country to create a community-bas
Belle and Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch on the human condition
Spirituality and religion have been re-ocurring themes in the lyrics of Belle and Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch. In this episode of Talk The Line we talk to him about one of the grandest themes we’ve ever tackled: The Human Condition.
Anne Marie on the challenges women and girls face in living up to somebody else's idea of the perfect body
BRITs-nominated popstar Anne-Marie talks about the challenges women and girls face in living up to somebody else's idea of the perfect body.
Copafeel founder Kris Hallenga on her love of Cornwall
Kris Hallenga has one of the most inspiring stories of our times. After being diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 23 she founded the charity Copafeel with her sister and a mission to educate women about the dangers of late diagnosis.
Julia Jacklin and her fascination with magic
An obsession with magic gave Julia Jacklin an epiphany. She explains why in a special podcast recorded at End of the Road Festival. Catch up with our earlier shows by subscribing on Apple Podcasts with this link: http://bestf.it/talktheline
Nadine Shah and the taboo of mental health
Singer/songwriter Nadine Shah talks about the taboo of mental health in a revealing chat,
Vanessa White and her love of '90s R&B
After leaving British girl-group The Saturdays, Vanessa White is beginning to carve out a solo career influenced by the music she fell in love with as a child. She tells Jen Long just why she loves ‘90s R&B so much. You can also listen to a
Martine McCutcheon retells the history of Henry VIII
Actress, singer and British institution Martine McCutcheon retells the history of 16th-century British monarch Henry VIII in her own words.
Amanda Palmer on taboos
Amanda Palmer doesn't shy away from talking about the difficult things in her life - something that her interviewers often find hard to keep up with. She talks candidly about those things with our host Jen Long for this special episode of T
Alex Cameron on sex and relationships
Australian singer/songwriter Alex Cameron talks candidly about love and sex in our most NSFW podcast yet! Catch up with our earlier shows by subscribing on Apple Podcasts with this link: http://bestf.it/talktheline
Tim Burgess on why he launched his own brand of coffee
The Charlatans-frontman Tim Burgess on why coffee matters.
Cecile Believe on scent and smells
Canadian musician and SOPHIE collaborator Caila Thompson-Hannant who makes music under the name Cecile Believe talks about her obsession with scent.
Árni from The Vaccines on a strange situation from Iceland - 'Ástandið'
Icelandic-born Árni Árnason, bassist with The Vaccines on fascination with a strange period in his country's history, known as 'Ástandið' - The Situation.
Blaenavon's Benjamin Gregory on Herman Hesse, Rainer Maria Rilke and Friedrich Dürrenmatt
Blaenavon frontman Ben Gregory explores his obsession with German literature and the works of Herman Hesse, Rainer Maria Rilke and Friedrich Dürrenmatt.
How psychogeography helped Johnny Flynn find himself
Actor and musican Johnny Flynn on walking, rambling and the philosophy of creating your own path
Shura on time, space and the movie Interstellar
UK popstar Shura on her fascination with time, space and the movie Interstellar - discussed while trying to piece together the laws of physics without using Google but with the help of red wine.
