Podcast appearances and mentions of kate tempest

In this 2013 podcast, Jennifer Williams talks to poet, playwright and recording artist Kate Tempest* about hip hop, poetry, their play Brand New Ancients, mythology, world peace and much more. Kate has written plays for Paines Plough and the Battersea Arts Centre, written poetry for the Royal Shakespeare Company, Channel 4 and the BBC, worked in schools and won the Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry 2012, for Brand New Ancients.  *In 2020 the musician and poet formerly named Kate Tempest changed their name to Kae Tempest, and announced they are non-binary. In the announcement on Instagram, Tempest said they were changing the pronouns they use, from she and her to they and them. Image © Melanie Flash

Nueva entrega de Música de Contrabando, semanario de actualidad musical (6/2/2025)Entrevistas:- Rock's King Tribute es una recreación, con más de 40 músicos, del concierto Aloha from Hawai de Elvis Presley. Nos lo presentan Abdón Alcáraz, Willy Climent y Fiti Espejo.- Reverxo nos presentan su EP Seres Imperfectos.Noticias: Black Sabbath se reunen para un último concierto. GRAMMYS: Beyoncé gana su primer Grammy a Album del año. Los miembros de Nirvana se reunen por los incendios de California. ACDC en Madrid en julio. The Libertines se convierten en hologramas. Elton John respalda a McCartney en su lucha contra la IA. Kraftwer celebra el 50 aniversario de Autobahn. The Pogues anuncian gira 40 aniversario de Rum, Sodomy and the last. Gary Kemp y Brian Ferry presentan nuevos discos. SONAR completa su cartel con más de 50 nombres. Primavera a la Ciutat anuncia a Beach House. Kate Tempest cierra cartel Vida Festival. Tangerine Dream vuelven en primavera. Novedades discográficas:Lady GaGa, The Weeknd, Chapell Roan, Elton John & Brandi Carlyle, Snow Patrol, Manic Street Preachers, The Kooks, Amaral, Los Piratas, aThe Primitives, Cómo Vivir en el campo, El Otro Paraíso, María de Juan, Repion y Rufus T Firefly, Mare Carrier, Merina Gris, Militares Judías, Barry B, Muerdo, Fito Páez, Lydia Martín (lemon book and coffee), Phil Cook, Sardiné, Vera Fauna, Benjamin Booker, Sueco Johansson, Goya Gumbani, Adrián Younge, Daughter of Swords, Destroyer.Agenda de conciertos:Dead Boys, Raimundo Amador, Villanueva, Reverxo, Despistaos, Míriam Rodriguez, Malafé, Nerve Agent, Carey, Gallopedro...

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Todo un lujo la entrevista con g.a.t.o. para la posteridad para rematar la temporada y despedirnos hasta el primer martes (es el día que tenéis disponible nuestro podcast cada semana) del mes de septiembre). Nuestros invitados, ese dúo de ocasión (que, a lo mejor, tiene más recorrido y vida artística y pasa de ser una cosa puntual) que forman Yani Martinelli y Marcus Holdaway. Ella, venezolana, aparte de sus discos en solitario, como "Astral" o "Sweet silence" (por referirnos a obras recientes) ha sido habitual en los créditos de trabajos de Seasongs o Wild Honey o con Pepe Bermejo (Mamá y Happy Losers). Ël es componente de los High Llamas junto a Sean O ´Hagan. De la unión de dos multi-instrumentistas (Yani se trajo guitarra y Marcus, teclados, para la actuación en nuestro estudio) nace Colourway y este disco que nos presentan que se publicó a mediados de junio. Antes, en charla telefónica, nuestro interlocutor, fue Manuel Pnazo, director de Muzikalia, para comentar detalles de esa ramificación de la web musical que incluye edición de libros. Por eso, en el curso de la charla sonaron Lagartija Nick, Sr. Chinarro y Fernando Alfaro. Abrimos con música de Liz Phair ahora que sale la edición corregida y aumentada de "Exile in Guyville" para celebrar un aniversario redondo. Luego, el antecedente cercano del todo del que se desgajaron los proyectos Bon Iver, por un lado, y Megafaun, por otro. Entre entrevista y entrevista, más adelantos del retorno de El Faro, con Carlos Díaz al frente y el mundo spoken word cercano a Kate Tempest que construyen Laura Sam y Juan Escribano que cuentan con Abraham Boba de invitado. En la recta final el vigésimo disco de quien empezó siendo John Cougar y se trabsformò en John Mellencamp y el sexto álbum de la canadiense Shania Twin, tras cambiar de sello y superar problemas con su voz.

Delighted to welcome legendary Event Producer & Creative Director Dan Tsu to 'The Clearing'. Dan was passed the "Golden Baton" to be here in the 'Clearing' by Performance Poet Toby Thompson.Dan is an Event Producer, Live Promoter, International Facilitator & Teacher of Event Management. Co-founder of  the infamous Glastonbury Festival venue "Rum Shack", he has being hosting innovative and independent live shows for the last 15 years.  Dan  holds a reputation for championing and collaborating with young talent, working closely with the likes of Ed Sheeran, Akala & Kate Tempest, to name but some of many many more.Dan is also founder & director of the Live Events & Education company Lyrix Organix: A design consultancy for groundbreaking programmes, working collaboratively with major youth organisations and charities.  Lyrix Organix uses rap, poetry, music & and cross-disciplinary approaches to amplify social action.When Dan Tsu describes himself as a ‘Jack of all Trades' he does not begin to do himself justice. As his name may suggest, Dan is mixed heritage: Anglo-Chinese, Singapore British, Hong Kong Chinese. At school Dan began to hone a particular skill in being able to be both an 'outlier' and an 'inlier', able to get the best from relationships around him.  He made friends easily, with an ability to be able to move freely between a variety of different ethnic and religious groups, who all tended to sit in different corners of the classroom and not necessarily mix with each other in the playground.  Dan was a free spirit, without an obvious ego, therefore able to weave his way into all kinds of diverse and interesting circles. He has always been inspired by words, poetry and by music like hip-hop and rap. His signature venue "Rum Shack" at the Glastonbury Festival is particularly important to him, as is Glastonbury implicitly for its unique authenticity & ‘irreplaceable and indescribable' spirit.Dan created early opportunities for the now superstar singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran and the rising star performance-poet, Toby Thompson, as well as scores of others.  Dan does not speak Chinese but he is still inspired by the iconic Chinese artist and activist Ai Wei Wei. Dan's personal goal is to ‘change the world in small ways.'As a facilitator, educator, events producer and creative director, Dan Tsu is creating his own dynamic legacy, on a daily basis. He is delighted when people acknowledge the difference he has made to their lives - which people regularly do now, in random encounters, on average now once or twice a week!Dan sees himself as a Londoner.  Happy both in the darkest corner of a lively nightclub or in the solitude of ancient woodland in Dulwich.An extraordinary & distinctive story indeed.Enjoy!Tune in next week for more stories of 'Distinction & Genius' from The Good Listening To Show 'Clearing'. If you would like to be my Guest too then you can find out HOW via the different 'series strands' at 'The Good Listening To Show' website. Show Website: https://www.thegoodlisteningtoshow.com You can email me about the Show: chris@secondcurve.uk Twitter thatchrisgrimes LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-grimes-actor-broadcaster-facilitator-coach/ FaceBook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/842056403204860 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW wherever you get your Podcasts :) Thanks for listening!

'….depending'Zadie Smith, Nina Simone, Yoko Kanno, Iris Dement, Paul Simon, Villagers, Kate Tempest, David Byrne, Prefab Sprout, Misty Miller, Roddy Frame, Tom Waits, Laurika Rauch, Loudon Wainwright III, 

“THE TUESDAY TAPES”MARTEDÌ 28 FEBBRAIO 2023https://thetuesdaytapes.tumblr.com1) MOUTH WATER > Exit (Plaid mix)2) FUTURE UTOPIA feat. KATE TEMPEST > We Were We Still Are3) KAE TEMPEST > Nice Idea4) CAROLINE POLACHECK > Butterfly Net5) CAROLINE POLACHECK > Billions6) HIROYUKI NAMBA > Tropical Exposition7) THE CARS > Bye Bye Love8) HUGO DANIN & THE NEW VIBE SESSIONS > Crazy Beat9) DJANGO DJANGO feat. SELF ESTEEM > Complete Me10) ORBITAL > The New Abnormal11) BRIAN ENO > King's Lead Hat12) CLARK > Town Crank13) IASOS > Lueena Coast

In today's episode we explore how to shift blocks and let go, so we can let the words flow. This episode includes:-       One essential thing we need to know in order to release the words we carry inside-       How to solve almost any writing problem-       How breathwork and meditation can help us writeIn each episode, I will talk for about fifteen to twenty minutes, and then offer you a timed writing exercise at the end to try, for another ten minutes. This particular episode includes a lovely autumnal visualisation for you, to help you release any burdens you are carrying. Grab yourself a cuppa and settle in for a lovely writerly chat. With inspiration from Mary Reynolds Thompson and Kate Tempest.I hope this podcast will help you write fearlessly, and with joy, and build a writing practice that nourishes you for the rest of your life. I'd love to see what writing it inspires – feel free to share by tagging me @bethkempton #fearlesswriterpodcastBethXxPS Please note there is a chunk of silence in this podcast. It is supposed to be there for the weekly writing exercise!Click here to download the transcriptThe theme music for The Fearless Writer Podcast is The River sung by Danni Nicholls, co-written by Danni Nicholls and me, Beth Kempton. Listen on iTunes / Spotify / Youtube and feel free to add it to your Instagram reels! See here for the lyrics and full credits.***Did you know the audiobook version of The Way of the Fearless Writer includes a full meditation album to help get the words flowing? You can get it here. US/Canada edition HERE.Resources mentioned in this episode:•      The Way of the Fearless Writer by Beth Kempton (Piatkus) •      Reclaiming the Wild Soul by Mary Reynolds Thompson (Wild Roots Press) •      The Point by Kate Tempest in Poems for a world gone to sh*t (pub. Quercus and edited by Auriol Bishop) p.67 More at bethkempton.com / dowhatyouloveforlife.com / Instagram @bethkempton

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Kae Tempest (früher Kate Tempest) ist in Hochform: die unvergleichlich präzise Poesie, das leicht vernebelte Vortragen, und diesmal wieder mit mehr Beat. «The Line is a Curve» ist ein ansteckendes Plädoyer für Offenheit und Miteinander samt feiner Gästeliste. Lianne La Havas, Fontaines D.C. oder Brockhampton machen die neue Platte von Kae Tempest zum Kollektiv-Effort. Ein Meisterwerk! Weitere Meilensteine aus Tempests Diskographie im Sounds!-Archiv: * Das letzte Album «The Book of Traps and Lessons» (2019) war mehr Hörbuch als Platte, wo nicht Beats sondern Silben den Rhythmus bestimmen. Superproduzent Rick Rubin (Johnny Cash, Black Sabbath) hat geholfen, indem er vorallem zuschaute: Kate Tempest: «Rick Rubin hat eigentlich gar nichts gemacht»  (Podcast) * «Let Them Eat Chaos» (2017) gilt als der Durchbruch: Sieben wuchtige Geschichten über Alleinsein, Entfremdung und Liebessehnsucht. Sounds!-Platte der Woche: «Let Them Eat Chaos» von Kate Tempest  (Podcast)

durée : 00:52:21 - L'Heure bleue - L'artiste a changé son prénom en Kae (au lieu de Kate) Tempest et a annoncé sa non-binarité. L'artiste phare du slam outre-Manche et voix majeure de la culture queer est à l'honneur dans l'Heure Bleue.

How this show actually got made is beyond me. I'm stupidly hungover, Pete does his best, there's a bloke in a funny outfit, I debut my new 'JOEY' ringtone, people eat pies and in Focus has no focus. Tracks offa: Central Cee, Kate Tempest, Janet Jackson, Blu & Exile, Future, Commodo, Homeboy Sandman, Solange, Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn, S4U & more.  

Topics: Treefort, Radioboise, Internet Radio, For Good Or For Awesome, Musical Journey, Sync, Indie Dance, Funk, Disco, Levity & Joy, New Classic Singers, Underbeds, Washed Out, Duck Club, Chillwave, Radioland, Sharon Jones, Run The Jewels, Kate Tempest,...

Seguimos descubriendo discos que se editarán en 2022, y que esperamos con muchas ganas. Como los de FOALS, PHOENIX, KATE TEMPEST, FATHER JOHN MISTY. Desde hace unos días llevamos enganchados a un par de duetos, como el de SANTI ARAÚJO & LEONOR WATLING e IZARO y PEDRO PASTOR. Seguimos apoyando al INVERFEST y marcamos en rojo los conciertos de ALICE WONDER, MONTAÑES, LOS BENGALA, MARÍA ARNAL & MARCEL BAGÉS y MORGAN.

En nuestra entrega semanal de Toxicosmos escuchamos lo nuevo de Fickle Friends, Years & Years, Nacho Vegas, Fugaces, Marinita Precaria, Tórtel, Pálida Tez, Tremendo Pinkman, Borja Mompó, Quenovi, Alba Escalón, Ela Vin y Go Cactus. Además te adelantamos lo que está por venir de Bastille, Kate Tempest, Band of Horses, Widowspeak, Blue States y Wiz the Mc, y recuperamos algunos temas del pasado año con la firma de Soccer Mommy, Andrew Gabbard, Checopolaco, Las Wonder, Lanuca, Colectivo Da Silva, La Luz, Medalla, Leisure y Geese. Nuestra versión de la semana la firman The Yellow Melodies con un tema original de La Buena Vida de 1997. Y el broche lo pone Marta Sango, que aparece en nuestro tiempo de radio para presentarnos su nuevo y efervescente single con el que presenta su candidatura a Eurovision 2022.

Elise Caluwaerts kiest voor Hold your own van Kate Tempest.

Auf der Suche nach Zartem. Nach Zähem. Mithilfe von Kate Tempest. "Hold your own". Und Adelung.

Die Musikerin aus der Schweiz war lange als Sängerin mit der Band Serafyn unterwegs, aber nach ihrem Umzug nach Berlin geht Anna Erhard nun als Solomusikerin ihren Weg. Gemeinsam mit Pola Roy (Wir sind Helden) hat sie hier ihr Debüt "Short Cut" eingespielt. Veröffentlicht hat sie es mitten im Lockdown, eine Tour war unmöglich und das ist ja gerade für Newcomer ein Problem. Die Songs auf "Short Cut" sind ein charmanter Mix aus Folk, Indierock und etwas Elektronik. Inspiration zieht Anna Erhard aus ihrem Leben, Tagebuchaufzeichnungen, Träumen, Begegnungen, aber auch Musikerinnen wie Fiona Apple, Kate Tempest oder Adrianne Lenker haben ihre Spuren hinterlassen. Bald kann man Anna Erhard gemeinsam mit M. Byrd live erleben, am 13. November 2021 im Huxleys.

Die Musikerin aus der Schweiz war lange als Sängerin mit der Band Serafyn unterwegs, aber nach ihrem Umzug nach Berlin geht Anna Erhard nun als Solomusikerin ihren Weg. Gemeinsam mit Pola Roy (Wir sind Helden) hat sie hier ihr Debüt "Short Cut" eingespielt. Veröffentlicht hat sie es mitten im Lockdown, eine Tour war unmöglich und das ist ja gerade für Newcomer ein Problem. Die Songs auf "Short Cut" sind ein charmanter Mix aus Folk, Indierock und etwas Elektronik. Inspiration zieht Anna Erhard aus ihrem Leben, Tagebuchaufzeichnungen, Träumen, Begegnungen, aber auch Musikerinnen wie Fiona Apple, Kate Tempest oder Adrianne Lenker haben ihre Spuren hinterlassen. Bald kann man Anna Erhard gemeinsam mit M. Byrd live erleben, am 13. November 2021 im Huxleys.

Porque é que se morre a escrever? É Francisca Camelo quem nos lança a pergunta, intrigada com a relação entre a torrente do poema para o papel (o vómito) e a intensidade emocional que, por um lado, a causa e, por outro, lhe sucede. Se a escrita criativa pode ser um mecanismo de organização, uma manifestação crua de emoções e sentimentos, a escrita de poesia não deixa de ser uma fonte de desconforto: pela falta de visibilidade, de rentabilidade financeira, pelo exercício da exposição pública e pelo questionamento da fragilidade. Com referência a: Efeito Sylvia Plath, Florbela Espanca, Efeito Werther, Adília Lopes, Maria Teresa Horta, psicodrama, Alejandra Pizarnik, Ana Cristina Cesar, Cláudia R. Sampaio, Kate Tempest.

MVPD met de geest van opa op de schouder in het gedroomde geel, horrorcrashes, bollenstrijder Ide Schelling, La Course-koningin Demi Vollering en de wedergeboorte van Cav, alles komt in deze jubileumaflevering aan bod. Tafelgast is Frank Heinen, een van onze favoriete wielerschrijvers. Je kent hem van de messcherpe columns voor onder meer HP/De Tijd én weelderige verhalen over vergeten, en meestal enorm kleurrijke voetballer en wielrenners. Daarnaast is hij auteur van het boek dat in geen enkel huishouden mag ontbreken: De Kleine Heinen. Met Frank vragen we ons af: kan Roglic de Tour nog winnen of is die andere Sloveen gewoonweg te sterk? En wat kan Alaphilippe nog?Verder in deze episode wederom de Tacx Klim van de Dag en tips voor je tourpoule. Er zijn er mooie prijzen te winnen en muziek is er van SAULT, Kate Tempest en Big Red Machine. Garmin en Tacx zijn supporter van De Grote Plaat #neverstopcycling See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

« Quand la connexion s’établit, tout est relié et converge vers un moment d’émotion partagée, vers une affinité créatrice qui arrime chaque personne à un présent vécu comme une expérience collective », peut-on lire sur la quatrième de couverture du nouvel ouvrage de Kae Tempest. Alors que le secteur culturel souffre depuis l’arrivée de la crise sanitaire, et que le mot « connexion » est sur toutes les lèvres, l’artiste livre une réflexion personnelle sur la créativité et ce qui la nourrit dans son dernier ouvrage. Anne-Laure et Clémentine l’ont lu, et nous en parlent dans cet épisode court.Les références entendues dans l’épisode :Kae Tempest, Connexion, L’olivier (2021)Dorian Lynksey, « Kate Tempest: ‘I engage with all of myself, which is why it’s dangerous’ », The Guardian (2017)Florence Noiville, « Les grandes espérances de Kate Tempest », Le Monde (2018)« CARTE BLANCHE - Kae Tempest lit un extrait de « Connexion » son nouveau livre », Boomerang, France Inter (2021) Kae Tempest, Ecoute la ville tomber, traduit en français par Madeleine Nasalik, Rivages (2018)Kae Tempest, « Let them eat chaos » (2017) Kae Tempest, Les nouveaux anciens, traduit en français par D’De Kabal et louise Bartlett, L’Arche (2017)Carl Gustav Jung, Le Livre Rouge, L’Iconoclaste (2011)Stephen King, Ecritures: mémoires d’un métier, traduit en français par William Olivier Desmond, Le livre de poche (2003) Zadie Smith, Intimations, Penguin Books (2020) Laurie Andersonne est une artiste expérimentale et musicienne américaine. Elle est connue pour ses performances multimédia.Quoi de Meuf est une émission de Nouvelles Écoutes, cet épisode est conçu et présenté par Clémentine Gallot et Anne-Laure Pineau. Mixage Laurie Galligani. Prise de son par Thibault Delage à l’Arrière Boutique. Générique réalisé par Aurore Meyer Mahieu. Lecture, réalisation, montage et coordination Ashley Tola.

Kae Tempest ist für Lyrik, Rap und zeitgenössische Theaterstücke bekannt. Vor einem Jahr verkündete Tempest, genderneutral zu sein und änderte den Vornamen von Kate in Kae. Nun legt sie/er einen Essay vor. Mithu Sanyal erklärt, warum man ihn lesen sollte.

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After its enforced break, the RBP podcast returns for its first remotely-recorded episode. Mark, Barney & Jasper — all splendidly self-isolated, if not entirely locked down — are reunited online to run through everything that's new or free on Rock's Backpages. Noting the sad losses of Cristina, Manu Dibango and Fountains Of Wayne's Adam Schlesinger — all recent victims of the virus – RBP's troika discuss the week's new audio interview, a 2000 conversation with a supremely droll Warren Zevon, who talks to Adam Sweeting about Jackson Browne, David Geffen and Scottish Makar poet William Dunbar.From there, they move on to the week's free feature, which focuses on the 50th anniversary of Miles Davis' groundbreaking Bitches Brew. RBP's very own Three Degrees revisit Richard Williams' original Melody Maker review of the 1970 album, along with Al Aronowitz's account of hanging out with Miles in the fall of that year. Then it's on to featured writer Lois Wilson and her near-definitive account of the making of 1969's Dusty in Memphis and her profile of British rhythm & blues mainstay Georgie Fame.Among the new library pieces singled out for general discussion by Messrs. Pringle & Murison-Bowie are interviews with Elton John from 1971, Billy Cobham from 1974, Agnes Bernelle from 1985 and Kate Tempest from 2014…Pieces discussed: Warren Zevon audio, Bitches Brew, What Made Miles Davis Go Pop?, Rock is a white man's word, Dusty Springfield, Georgie Fame, Robert Finley, O.C. Smith, Elton John, Billy Cobham/Mahavishnu Orchestra, Jesse Winchester, Agnes Bernelle, Neil Young, Elvis' first love, Roots reggae, Papa Roach, Girls Aloud and Kate Tempest.

After its enforced break, the RBP podcast returns for its first remotely-recorded episode. Mark, Barney & Jasper — all splendidly self-isolated, if not entirely locked down — are reunited online to run through everything that's new or free on Rock's Backpages. Noting the sad losses of Cristina, Manu Dibango and Fountains Of Wayne's Adam Schlesinger — all recent victims of the virus – RBP's troika discuss the week's new audio interview, a 2000 conversation with a supremely droll Warren Zevon, who talks to Adam Sweeting about Jackson Browne, David Geffen and Scottish Makar poet William Dunbar.From there, they move on to the week's free feature, which focuses on the 50th anniversary of Miles Davis' groundbreaking Bitches Brew. RBP's very own Three Degrees revisit Richard Williams' original Melody Maker review of the 1970 album, along with Al Aronowitz's account of hanging out with Miles in the fall of that year. Then it's on to featured writer Lois Wilson and her near-definitive account of the making of 1969's Dusty in Memphis and her profile of British rhythm & blues mainstay Georgie Fame.Among the new library pieces singled out for general discussion by Messrs. Pringle & Murison-Bowie are interviews with Elton John from 1971, Billy Cobham from 1974, Agnes Bernelle from 1985 and Kate Tempest from 2014…Pieces discussed: Warren Zevon audio, Bitches Brew, What Made Miles Davis Go Pop?, Rock is a white man's word, Dusty Springfield, Georgie Fame, Robert Finley, O.C. Smith, Elton John, Billy Cobham/Mahavishnu Orchestra, Jesse Winchester, Agnes Bernelle, Neil Young, Elvis' first love, Roots reggae, Papa Roach, Girls Aloud and Kate Tempest.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

As someone who has been successful in many different genres, when Kate Tempest has an idea, how does she decide what it will be? In Simon Armitage's wooden writing shed in the garden, surrounded on all sides by the Pennine Hills and the Pennine weather, their conversation ranges from moving to rural France after growing up in south London, her time at the Brit School and her discovery of rapping to writing poetry. They discuss using the tongue as a weapon and the power of words, and Kate reads from Simon's reworking of the comic medieval poem The Owl and the Nightingale. If the poets of the past sat in their garrets dipping their quills in ink and waiting for inspiration to strike, our current Poet Laureate Simon Armitage has a more mundane and domestic arrangement, scratching away at a poem in the shed. Any distraction is welcome, even encouraged, to talk about poetry, music, art, sheds, sherry, owls, nightingales and to throw light on some of the poem's internal themes .

Poet Laureate Simon Armitage is a former probation officer, DJ and a poet celebrated for his witty and profound take on modern life. In this podcast, he invites guests to join him in the writing shed in his garden to talk about life, language and the human voice. Surrounded on all sides by the Pennine hills and the Pennine weather, Simon welcomes, even encourages, the distractions his guests offer through talk of music, art, sheds, sherry and his latest poetic undertaking: a translation of the Middle English poem The Owl and the Nightingale. Over 12 episodes, guests include acclaimed spoken word performer Kate Tempest, Turner Prize recipient Antony Gormley, model and actress Lily Cole, DJ and Elbow frontman Guy Garvey, actress Maxine Peake, poet Jackie Kay and World Record beatboxing champion Testament.

This week on the podcast, Paul Rudd and Aisling Bea join us to talk about their new Netflix series Living With Yourself. Kate Tempest drops by to chat about her upcoming UK tour. Sienna Miller was also in to tell us all about her new movie American Woman, and Garth Jennings discusses his children's book The Good, the Bad and the Deadly 7. Plus Rhianna Dhillon will be giving us her picks for what to watch this week, Dr Hannah Fry brings you The Maths Of Life, and there's more House Music – the everyday objects playing pop hits.

Welcome to The Best Of Times... podcast brought to you by Lush and The Quietus. The Best Of Times... podcast is presented by John Doran. In this series he talks to people about some of the best and worst times they have been through and hopefully discovers how these experiences have made them who they are today. So far he has interviewed Sleaford Mods, The Specials, Kristin Hersh, Róisín Murphy, Mavis Staples, Kate Tempest and Cate Le Bon. Today's guest is Geddy Lee. Geddy is a lifelong resident of Toronto, Canada. He dropped out of high school at the age of 16 to join Rush in 1968. They would eventually go on to become one of the most successful progressive rock bands in the world. They disbanded after 50 years in 2018. Among his many hobbies, Geddy is now an author, having just published the Big Beautiful Book Of Bass. This podcast was produced and engineered by Andrew Paine and co-produced by Heather Weil. The theme music is by Oh The Gilt. If you enjoyed it please subscribe, give us a star rating, tweet about us and tell your friends and family. Thanks for listening. We'll be back soon with more Best Of Times.

Last weekend we were live from Worthy Farm, and went on a big walk across the site, picking up some friends along the way. We were joined by Slowthai, Kate Tempest, Johnny Marr and Sharon Van Etten.

Kate Tempest talks about her new album project produced by Rick Rubin. 'The Book of Traps And Lessons' has a run time of 43 mins and has a continuous narrative. She talks about her work and performs part of her ode to England and love. We look at what has become of the women who became the face of the peaceful protest that led to the removal of Sudan's president Omar al-Bashir, after his 30 year rule. We hear about a recent military crackdown and the sexual violence women that protesters have faced from journalists Yousra Elbagir, Channel 4 News' foreign news reporter and Nima Elbagir, CNN Senior International Correspondent about the the women demanding democracy. Crime writer Clare Mackintosh's new novel ‘After The End' looks at a couple who cannot agree over how to deal with their very ill son. She discusses how it draws, in part, on her own experience. And, the netballer Geva Mentor was part of England's 2018 team, the Vitality Roses, who won gold at the Commonwealth Games. She talks about her career her aim to make netball more popular.Presenter: Jenni Murray Producer: Ruth Watts

Black Eyed Peas, Robert Plant, Pusha T og Patti Smith voru meðal þeirra sem komu fram á Secret Solstice tónlistarhátíðinni sem fór fram í Laugardalnum um helgina. Davíð Roach Gunnarsson var útsendari Lestarinnar á hátíðinni og flytur pistil um upplifun sína. Við kynnum okkur hina vaxandi grein kvikmyndaferðamennsku á Íslandi, en á undanförnum árum hafa æ fleiri kvikmyndir og sjónvarpsþættir notast við íslenska náttúru sem sviðsmynd. Rætt verður við Lindu Katrínu Elvarsdóttur sem skrifað hefur lokaritgerð í ferðamálafræði um markaðssetningu, væntingar og upplifun ferðamanna í kvikmyndaferðamennsku á Íslandi. Þann 14. júní síðastliðinn gaf breska skáldið og tónlistarkonan Kate Tempest frá sér plötuna The Book of Traps and Lessons. Tómas Ævar Ólafsson hlustaði á plötuna og segir frá henni í Lestinni í dag. Halldór Armand Ásgeirsson flytur okkur pistil um rándýran náttslopp sem varpar ljósi á hina duldu gæsku hversdagsins. Umsjón: KG og AMC

Welcome to The Best Of Times... podcast brought to you by Lush and The Quietus. The Best Of Times... podcast is presented by John Doran. In this series he talks to people about some of the best and worst times they have been through and hopefully discovers how these experiences have made them who they are today. So far he has interviewed Sleaford Mods, The Specials, Kristin Hersh, Róisín Murphy, Mavis Staples and Cate Le Bon. Today's guest is Kate Tempest. Kate grew up in South London and first performed as a poet at an open mic night at the age of 16. Since then, exemplifying a fearsome work ethic that she has become well known for, she has become a playwright, a novelist, a band leader, a rapper, a published poet and a spoken word artist. She has won the Ted Hughes Award and been nominated for the Mercury Prize. This month sees the release of her most accomplished album to date, The Book Of Traps And Lessons, recorded with Dan Carey and produced by Rick Rubin. This podcast was produced and engineered by Andrew Paine. The theme music is by Oh The Gilt. If you enjoyed it please subscribe, give us a star rating, tweet about us and tell your friends and family. Thanks for listening. We'll be back soon with more Best Of Times.

Face it. Bernard Fowler has a better job than you. Not only does he release his own solo work, like his new album, Inside Out, he has also toured the world singing with the Rolling Stones for more than thirty years. He first started working with Mick Jagger on his solo album, She's the Boss, in 1985. Producer Bill Laswell had told Fowler he had a job for him in London, but didn't tell him with whom until he got in the same room with Jagger. As he tells me, he was more than surprised. But he aced the job, so when the Stones were getting ready to record Steel Wheels, Fowler got the nod to sing in the studio and on tour. He took charge of his part in the recording, going so far as to tell the guys to stop rolling tape so he could make suggestions. He has been firmly ensconced in that world ever since, touring and recording on Stones albums and solo albums, and writing with Ronnie Wood. As he says, he's watched their children grow up. The new album is a tribute to the Stones done in a spoken-word style, which helps brings out the stories in the lyrics. And it's not just a greatest hits package. He does “Sympathy For the Devil, which you heard on last week's episode, but other than that, Fowler takes a deeper dive with cuts like “Dancing With Mr. D,” “Sister Morphine,” and “All the Way Down.” Fowler is happy to report that after his recent heart problems, Jagger is looking pretty spry onstage. And Fowler thinks the Stones are a better band now than they ever have been, and tells me why later in the interview. He says what he's mainly learned from the band is that if you love what you do, you can do it for a long time, and at a very high level. He also says there are a few songs on the new tour's set list that might surprise people. Although it's obviously a big part of his world, there's more to Fowler than his work with the Stones. “When I'm not singing for the Rolling Stones,” he says, “in my world, I'm the Mick Jagger.” Over the years, he's been a part of bands like Tackhead, Nicklebag (that's “bag,” not “back”), and Little Axe. He's also done session work on albums by Herbie Hancock, Bootsy Collins, Philip Glass, Duran Duran, Public Image, Ltd., and many others. We even talk about a short stint working with Steven Seagal, which Fowler was not at all happy I brought up, but I do love his reaction to that line of questioning. I spoke to him before a rehearsal with the Stones in London for the new tour, which kicks off this week at Soldier Field in Chicago. You can actually hear him getting his things together to go toward the end, and there are a couple of places where the connection dips a bit, but I hated to lose any of the great stuff Fowler was saying.

Award winning Doctor Foster writer, Mike Bartlett, discusses his new show Press alongside one of its stars, the Peaky Blinders actor Charlotte Riley. The programme centres around two competing papers, a broadsheet and a tabloid, both struggling to find their place in a changing world of print journalism.Award-winning poet, novelist, playwright, rapper and recording artist Kate Tempest on her new poetry collection Running Upon The Wires - an intimate look at the end of a relationship, the beginning of another, and what happens in between when the heart is pulled both ways at once.As part of our inspire season Front Row presenters have been taking up the creative challenge of having a go and tackling a new art. Today John Wilson joins the Wapping Group of Artists alongside the river banks of Walton-on-Thames to try his hand at a water colour.Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Rebecca Armstrong.

Vald, Migos, Quincy Jones, JPEG Mafia, Kate Tempest... Le podcast mensuel de la culture rap. Emission enregistrée en public à FGO-Barbara (Paris 18). Critiques : Vald "Xeu" (1'06) - Migos "Culture II" (12'15) - JPEG MAFIA "Veteran" (22'50) - Swing "Marabout" (33'15) - Evidence "Weather or Not" (41'45)Lourd/Balourd : Quincy Jones dans le New York Magazine (6'32) - La BO de "Black Panther" par Kendrick Lamar (17'52) - Jermaine Dupri au "Songwriters Hall of Fame" (28'43) - Will Smith parodie "ICON" (37') - L'album de Joke encore reporté (38'05) - L'émission Le Grand Pari (47')Les recos des Enclumeurs : Payroll Giovanni & Cardo "Big Bossin Vol. 2" (9'45) - Le court métrage "Les Misérables" de Ladj Ly (20'30) - Kate Tempest "Ecoute la ville tomber" (30') - La Ligne Bleue "Bleue Vol.1" (39')Les recos des auditeurs (51'50) : Mozzy, Tee Grizzley La playlist de l'émission à retrouver sur Deezer et Spotify... Envoyez vos recos à lemike@artefrance.frProchain enregistrement le 20 mars à FGO-Barbara (Paris 18) Enregistrement : 13 février 18 - Chroniqueurs : Lama, Labrax, Mike, Moe - Animateur : Jérôme Larcin - Réalisation : Charlie Marcelet

Kate Tempest's performance of the first half of her 2016 opus Let Them Eat Chaos at KEXP's broadcast from Iceland Airwaves 2016 was a highlight of both the festival and the whole year, so it's no surprise that her return trip to KEXP's Seattle studio is yet another furious rapture of a session. Joining Cheryl Waters in the Live Room, Tempest lives up to her namesake with four more rapid-fire Chaos songs that demand to be heard. Recorded 3/28/2017 - 4 songs: Pictures on a Screen, Perfect Coffee, Grubby, Breaks Tunnel VisionSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the Broadway classic 42nd Street tap dances its way into the West End, the show's director and writer Mark Bramble discusses the great 'star is born' tale, which sees understudy Peggy Sawyer thrown into the spotlight to take the lead. Anish Kapoor takes Samira round his latest exhibition in which he blurs the line between two-dimensional paintings and three-dimensional sculptures, including a pair of red stainless-steel mirrors.The vast Humber Bridge is the focus of a new artwork for Hull UK City of Culture 2017. Norwegian musician Jan Bang and Hull-based sound recordist Jez Riley French discuss The Height of the Reeds, an interactive soundtrack they have created for Opera North, to be listened to on headphones as you cross the length of the 2,200m bridge. The Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry highlights exciting new work by recognising not just poems on the page, but poetry written for a wide variety of contexts - such as the stage and art instillations. Previous winners have included Andrew Motion, Kate Tempest and Alice Oswald. We hear from this year's winner.Presenter Samira Ahmed Producer Jerome Weatherald.

When Kate Tempest released a song titled "Europe Is Lost" in late 2015, she showed a eerily foreshadowing fury that preceded the seemingly unending discord of 2016. On the track's parent album, 2016's Let Them Eat Chaos, Tempest reaffirms her status as a singular figure that's both thrillingly evocative and frighteningly prescient. Tempest doesn't hold anything back during this performance on KEXP's broadcast from Iceland Airwaves 2016, which is a marvel from start to finish. Recorded 11/04/16 - 7 songs: Picture a Vacuum, Lionmouth Door Knocker, Ketamine For Breakfast, Europe is Lost, We Die, Whoops, Brews/Don't Fall InSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DJ Kevin Cole unleashes a torrent of tracks for a changing world including the latest from Kate Tempest, Moby, Anomie Bell, and A Tribe Called Red.  1. Moby & The Void Pacific Choir – Hey! Hey!2. Midnight Faces – Heavenly Bodies3. Kate Tempest – Don't Fall In 4. A Tribe Called Red – Virus (feat. Saul Williams & Black Bear)5. Anomie Belle – Unwind6. Kishi Bashi – Can't Let Go, Juno7. Bellows – Dark Heart8. How To Dress Well – Salt Song9. Terry Malts – Seen Everything10. Flyying Colours – Long Holiday11. Ablebody – Backseat Heart12. Hotels – Linnette13. Sonny Knight and The Lakers – It Had To Change14. Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift – Life Is ChangeSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rapper, poet, playwright and now novelist, Kate Tempest always knew she would write The Bricks that Built the Houses as an accompaniment to the characters in her record Everybody Down. (Rebroadcast)

Director Kwame Kwei-Armah and writer Kemp Powers discuss their new production of One Night in Miami, a fictional account of the night in 1964 when boxer Cassius Clay chose to celebrate his world heavyweight victory in a hotel room with activist Malcolm X, singer Sam Cooke and football star Jim Brown. Poet, rapper and writer Kate Tempest describes her new album Let Them Eat Chaos, the follow-up to her Mercury-shortlisted album Everybody Down. It's a long poem, written for live performance, which centres on seven residents of a London street all awake at 4:48am. The Oscar-winning Polish film director Andrzej Wajda has died at the age of 90. During the war he joined the Polish resistance, and then studied to be a painter, before entering the Lodz Film School. Wajda's films chart the history of Poland through the wartime Warsaw Uprising, the suppression of the Solidarity movement, the fall of Communism and joining the EU. Ian Christie, professor of Film and Media History, looks back at the director's career.Shock and Awe: A History of Glam Rock is music journalist Simon Reynolds's new book. He charts the outrageous styles, gender-fluid sexual politics and retro-future sounds that came to define the first half of the 1970s, from Bolan to Bowie and Suzi Quatro to Roxy Music.Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Angie Nehring.

Morning show host John Richards presents a new mix that weaves its way from loud shoegazerish psych-rock through brooding blues rock to grimy hip hop with some '90s-steeped stops along the way, featuring new songs from Flyying Colours, Du Blonde, Kate Tempest and more.   1. Magic Potion - Booored 2. T. Hardy Morris - My Me 3. Flyying Colours - Like You Said 4. Communions - Forget it's a Dream 5. Pinkshinyultrablast - Holy Forest 6. Pfarmers - Work for Me 7. Mates of State - Staring Contest 8. Speedy Ortiz - The Graduates 9. Joanna Gruesome - There is No Function Stacy 10. angelic milk - IDK How 11. Du Blonde - Black Flag 12. Kate Tempest - Lonely DazeSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

THROWING SNOW, QUADRA 330, KATE TEMPEST, TEN WALLS + BADBADNOTGOOD are featured new music selections for this week's exploration. WIDMAN leads off with a volley of UK bass music–equal parts jungle/drum n bass, footwork + hip hop–including the return of japan's QUARTA330 (from HYPERDUB‘s new 10th anniversary compilation), the storytelling rhymes of KATE TEMPEST (whose... The post radio show [as0856] appeared first on abstract science >> future music chicago.