Commit to the bit and hold tightly to your authenticity and character. These are qualities that the long-standing DND podcast Loosey Goosey DND stands tall upon, capturing a raw DND sessions and episode in every case, with little to no concern for rules, and essentially a rebellious level of carefree play and personality leading the way.
Features
When Sam Fender donated his £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to the Music Venue Trust, it resonated far beyond a generous gesture. It symbolised something increasingly rare in the modern music industry: an artist using success to spotlight the cracks in the very system that elevated him.
The result is a shrinking network of specialist outlets that once served as cultural and educational hubs for musicians. With fewer places for players to try instruments, seek advice, or attend workshops, many fear the closures could have long-term implications for the UK’s grassroots music scene.
Standing tall on years of commitment to their genuine passion for music and friendship – The Hook and Bridge Podcast is a long-standing indie talk-show, centred around inspiring and revealing interviews with musicians and bands from a multitude of genres. The podcast notes a level of consistency in both character and release schedule that’s second … Continued
Spotify’s calling it “artist-first.” Artists might prefer “artist-finally.” Because after years of low-ball pay-outs, playlist gatekeeping, and algorithmic favouritism, musicians are desperate for any sign that someone on the corporate side still remembers they exist.
For now, Deezer is taking a measured stance: all AI-generated songs are excluded from recommendations and playlists, and the company is evaluating further steps such as updating supplier policies or demonetizing synthetic tracks. By prioritizing transparency and fairness, Deezer aims to ensure that the rise of AI in music creation does not undermine the integrity—or the livelihoods—of human artists.
Danise Sugita helps lead these conversations in a heartfelt but also curious, questioning fashion. With prompts like “How does your personal story shape your professional values?”, she welcomes a genuine deep-dive that’s uplifting, and effectively reminds us that anything is possible when we focus on mindset, unity, and opportunity.
From music to food, wine, films, arts and pop culture, by way of a plethora of quirky and unorthodox niche topics, The Fest Chronicles Podcast is something of a globe-trotting adventure show, illuminating the ‘vibrant world of festivals’, from the intrigued and interested viewpoint of Jeffrey Jones – a festival fan, and former programming director of the Art, Soul and Technology Festival.
“If you believe something, you don’t know it, and a lot of things you think you know are actually beliefs. There is a difference between being a conspiracy theorist and being a conspiracy realist. What does this have to do with the difference between AI and NI? Listen and learn!”
Introducing an established podcast that smartly intertwines the spiritual and the scientific. The Observable Unknown is a gripping audio show, within which listeners can truly lose themselves amidst the provocative wonder and mystique of our shared reality.
When fans attend a live music event, they see the lights, hear the sound, and feel the energy of the crowd. What they don’t always notice is the army of gear and people that makes it all possible. Behind the scenes, the right equipment keeps everything running smoothly, from the stage setup to crowd safety.
Straight from the headquarters of the renowned American Wine School – a unique new podcast that brings together fact and fun, for an informative but laid-back series of discussions, which passionately dive into the wide and wonderful world of wine.