Pop Star Conversations

The hosts, Chuck Gavoian and Randy Nader interview the leading Pop and Rock musicians of yesterday and today. The exclusive Pop Star Conversations highlight the celebrity opinions on politics, current projects and their Hollywood lives.

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Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 14m. Bisher sind 60 Folge(n) erschienen. Dies ist ein täglich erscheinender Podcast.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 14 hours 42 minutes

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episode 1: PETULA CLARK


Petula Clark talks about her new album "From Now On" that includes classic tunes by Steve Winwood, Paul McCartney, Peggy Lee and Charles Aznavour - and her upcoming tours of the UK and Australia. In addition, she speaks openly about Brexit, her private life in Geneva, her resistance to retiring, memories on Dean Martin, John Lennon, Serge Gainsbourg, Edith Piaf, Elvis, that infamous Harry Belafonte incident, and having to sing in Italian, Spanish, and German. 


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 March 21, 2020  25m
 
 

episode 2: OZZY OSBOURNE


In this exclusive interview, Ozzy discusses his album "Scream", his new guitar player, and why retirement still sucks. In addition, he talks about his autobiography, movie adaptations, driving tests, experimenting with date rape pills and more!


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 March 22, 2020  9m
 
 

episode 3: OLLY MURS


In this exclusive interview, the British superstar talks about conquering the US, the success of "Troublemaker", touring with One Direction, his 3rd album "Right Place, Right Time", modeling, overcoming depression, and getting his own place.


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 March 26, 2020  10m
 
 

episode 4: NORAH JONES


In this exclusive interview, Norah Jones talks about her new album "Little Broken Hearts", her collaboration with Brian Burton (aka Danger Mouse), and her new sound & direction The singer/songwriter also opens up about her very own heartache, her taste in men,  her fascination for Russ Meyer and much more!


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 March 30, 2020  7m
 
 

episode 5: LINKIN PARK - (Joe Hahn)


In this exclusive interview, Joe Hahn talks about his new store SURU on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles,  his interest in art and fashion, his collection of Bearbricks and Star Wars memorabilia, his odd Darth Vader helmet as well as his ambitions in the world of film. 


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 April 1, 2020  6m
 
 

episode 6: MICHAEL BUBLE'


In this exclusive interview, Michael Bublé talks about his new album "To Be Loved", his 15-night-residency at the O2, his passion for sharp suits and ties, his hockey puck collection, his dry sense of humor, and so much more. 


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 April 14, 2020  10m
 
 

episode 7: LED ZEPPELIN - (John Paul Jones)


Five years after their legendary gig at London´s O2 arena, the biggest band on planet rock finally reveals what has been under wraps ever since: A double album/DVD with 16 songs and over two hours of Led Zep´s very best, performed at a one-off event that attracted more than 20 million fans from around the globe, and is in fact Jimmy Page´s, Robert Plant´s and John Paul Jone´s swan song, putting an end to all speculations about a possible reunion tour...


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 April 18, 2020  16m
 
 

episode 8: GREEN DAY (Billie Joe)


In this exclusive interview, Green Day mastermind Billy Joe talks surfing, sex, politics, kids, Amy Winehouse, Broadway, guitars, touring, and The Rolling Stones - as well as releasing UNO, DOS, TRE aka three studio albums within six months. 


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 May 21, 2020  19m
 
 

episode 9: BRYAN FERRY (of Roxy Music)


In this exclusive interview, Bryan talks about his album OLYMPIA, the large number of guests he invited, the cover girl he handpicked (aka Kate Moss), his current relationship, and future plans with the Roxy guy.  He also speaks about his art collection, his girlfriend & family, and retirement.


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 May 28, 2020  20m
 
 

episode 10: IGGY POP INTERVIEW


The godfather of punk takes off some precious time to talk about the new Stooges´ album "Ready To Die", the death of Ron Ashton, the return of James Williamson, and the mean old men they have apparently turned into. Iggy tells great stories about modern America, french movies, Double Ds, Russ Meyer, Miami, asparagus shopping with Kraftwerk, Qigong, car insurance commercials, and exposed penises. Just as you would expect from a healthy, witty, and funny artist in his still a boy at heart years. 


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 June 19, 2020  16m
 
 
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