Róisín Murphy: ‘I think our culture is too hedonistic’
The singer, 51, on making memories, disliking therapy, and a terrifying meeting with Grace Jones
July 2023
This much I know
Peter Hook: ‘I never get sick of hearing World in Motion’
This much I know
Skin: ‘I get bored if things aren’t hard’
April 2023
This much I know
Angela Hartnett: ‘Gordon Ramsay shouting became like water off a duck’s back’
The chef, 54, talks about getting annoyed by TV cooking shows, enjoying the occasional massive bucket from KFC and being taught to cook by her Italian grandma
February 2023
Sunday with Mo Gilligan: ‘I drop everything on a Sunday’
The comedian tells James McMahon about his laid-back day including Caribbean food, football, jogging on the spot, watching video games and nobly taking the bins out
December 2022
This much I know
Graham Coxon: ‘Music has always been there for me’
The Blur guitarist, 53, on his addictive personality, making music as you age and being a Britpop brat
November 2022
This much I know
Joan Armatrading: ‘Nelson Mandela gave great hugs’
This much I know
Brian Eno: ‘Sex, drugs, art… they’re all ways of surrendering’
August 2022
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Lemn Sissay: ‘I’m not angry any more, but it’s a daily battle not to be’
The poet and broadcaster, 55, on the power of forgiveness, growing up in care, loving poetry from the age of 12 and getting his OBE
January 2022
This much I know
Harlan Coben: ‘I used to write in the back of Ubers’
The writer, 59, on working in a disco, being an introvert and growing up Jewish
November 2021
This much I know
Dennis Bovell: ‘I’m still angry about the six months I was jailed, wrongfully’
The reggae musician and producer, 68, tells James McMahon about Bob Marley, Linton Kwesi Johnson, police intimidation, impressing his dad and writing songs in prison to vent his anger
August 2021
Turnstile: can hardcore punk’s biggest band conquer the mainstream?
This much I know
Martha Wainwright: ‘Divorce has given me wisdom’
July 2021
This much I know
Boris Becker: ‘When I was winning at Wimbledon it was no “blitzkrieg”’
From Motörhead to Bad Bunny: why music and wrestling make such a great tag team
June 2021
Solved
Undead on arrival: should zombies run or lurch?
From 28 Days Later to Army of the Dead, fast zombies are everywhere – but aren’t they supposed to be slow and unsteady?
May 2021
This much I know
Nadine Shah: ‘My creativity comes from my time in hospital’
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Geoff Dyer: ‘I am what you might describe as chippy’
April 2021
This week's new tracks
This week’s new tracks: Daine, Sam Gellaitry, Hail the Sun
This week we’ve got Australian emo/trap, the bubbly electro sound of summer, and an unwanted slice of smug rock
March 2021
Fear in your ear: the unstoppable rise of the horror podcast
The Battersea Poltergeist is just one of many surging up the charts. Its creator, and others, explain why the pandemic has led people to seek out scary stories
