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The Art of Longevity Season 13, Episode 3: Midge Ure
Apr 18, 2026
49m 08s
The Art of Longevity Season 13, Episode 2: Ladytron, with Daniel Hunt
Apr 3, 2026
1h 05m 57s
The Art of Longevity Season 13, Episode 1: Ólafur Arnalds
Mar 25, 2026
1h 12m 22s
The Art of Longevity Episode 87: Karnivool
Feb 7, 2026
46m 12s
The Art of Longevity Episode 86: Guilty Pleasures, with Sean Rowley
Jan 20, 2026
56m 33s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4/18/26 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 13, Episode 3: Midge Ure✨ | music historyinterviews+3 | Midge Ure | SlikRich Kids+4 | — | Midge UreUltravox+4 | — | 49m 08s | |
| 4/3/26 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 13, Episode 2: Ladytron, with Daniel Hunt✨ | band longevitymusic cycles+3 | Daniel Hunt | Ladytron | — | LadytronDaniel Hunt+4 | — | 1h 05m 57s | |
| 3/25/26 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 13, Episode 1: Ólafur Arnalds✨ | creativitymusic landscape+4 | Ólafur Arnalds | streaming platformsneo-classical | — | Ólafur Arnaldscreativity+4 | — | 1h 12m 22s | |
| 2/7/26 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Episode 87: Karnivool✨ | albummusic industry+3 | — | Karnivool | — | Karnivoolalbum+5 | — | 46m 12s | |
| 1/20/26 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Episode 86: Guilty Pleasures, with Sean Rowley✨ | guilty pleasuresmusic snobbery+3 | Sean Rowley | Unguilty PleasuresEnya | — | guilty pleasuresmusic snobbery+3 | — | 56m 33s | |
| 11/27/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Episode 85: Idlewild, with Roddy Woomble✨ | British rockmusic history+3 | Roddy Woomble | IdlewildUnder Milk Wood+1 | Edinburgh | IdlewildRoddy Woomble+5 | — | 1h 02m 41s | |
| 11/8/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Episode 84: The Charlatans, with Tim Burgess✨ | musicalbum release+3 | Tim Burgess | The CharlatansWe Are Love+1 | — | The CharlatansTim Burgess+3 | — | 48m 19s | |
| 8/6/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 12, Episode 6: Suede (Revisited)✨ | music historyband longevity+3 | — | Suede | — | SuedeDavid Bowie+3 | — | 56m 15s | |
| 7/25/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 12, Episode 5: Tom Odell✨ | music industryindependent artists+3 | Tom Odell | — | — | Tom Odellmusic industry+3 | — | 55m 41s | |
| 7/19/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 12, Episode 4: Amy Macdonald✨ | musicartist journey+3 | Amy MacDonald | — | — | Amy MacDonaldThis Is The Life+3 | — | 54m 19s | |
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| 7/9/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 12, Episode 3: Turin Brakes - revisited | In the intervening four years since Olly Knights first joined me, the band has been on something of a creative roll; two fine albums, a successful acoustic tour and something of a collective raising of the game. To my mind, this is how established bands of longevity should operate; to hell with the mainstream and gatekeepers, just do the very best work you can and keep those fans happy. The new Turin Brakes album Spacehopper saw the band going back to the start - recording the album at ... | 55m 48s | ||||||
| 7/2/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 12, Episode 2: Estelle | Estelle is old school. With a modern twist yes, but nonetheless, if this most eclectic of artists leans in any particular direction it is towards ‘classic’. She even says it in one her own songs; "I'm not of-the-moment. I am a classic, yeah, I live at the MoMA” (The Life, opening track of her 2012 album All of Me). She is quite the proverbial eclectic artist - edgy but not (un)necessarily shocking, traditional but modern enough to make her point in the era of precision-tool song production, a... | 1h 02m 40s | ||||||
| 6/26/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 12, Episode 1: Morcheeba | During our live interview with Skye Edwards and Ross Godfrey of Morcheeba, I found myself at one stage scrolling through my notes to find a description of the band’s sound I’d queried using Chat GPT. I couldn’t find it at the time but here is what it said: “Morcheeba’s signature rich, mellow music became the soundtrack of the suburban homes and chillout rooms of the late 90s and early 00s”. That’s a composite of much that has been written about the band over some 30 years, and it doesn’t real... | 59m 08s | ||||||
| 5/28/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 11, Episode 7: Matt Berninger | Light, fire, water, fruit, and worms; “just the basics”, are Matt Berninger’s recurring themes, and these emerge again on his second solo album Get Sunk. One of life’s sponges, Berninger is constantly observing and recording the world around him - on paper scraps, whiteboards, garageband files, notes-to-self via text messages and even on baseballs. The sketches of songs ideas, lyrics and poems are transcribed from his brain to his fingertips, ready to go when the songwriting process gets unde... | 1h 04m 07s | ||||||
| 4/17/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 11, Episode 6: Valerie June | Valerie June’s journey to what we might call ‘cult stardom’ hasn’t been easy. “I was cleaning houses while playing bars & clubs at night. And I had a vision that I would not make it - my music wouldn't reach its audience through regular means - it would reach its audience through musicians. My friends would help me. I’m a musician’s musician”. Working through a talented community of musicians that has included Booker T Jones, Brandi Carlile and none other than Mavis Staples, e... | 1h 01m 05s | ||||||
| 3/30/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 11, Episode 5: Deacon Blue, with Ricky Ross | With the album’s reduced commercial clout and declining role in music consumption, a dilemma crops up for all long-established bands involved in the endeavour of making a new LP record. Put simply, why bother? Why toil for four years on a body of work that distils 100 song ideas into ten tracks, spending a fortune in the process, only to see it flash across the charts and then evaporate into the mesh of 100 million songs? It’s an existential question for Ricky Ross of Deacon Blue, who told me... | 57m 23s | ||||||
| 3/20/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 11, Episode 4: My Morning Jacket, with Jim James | A new album release by your favourite band is an important event. Thank god for this. A new album is a reprieve, an escape, a comfort and a joy. Of course, to experience all these emotions you do have to take the time to really listen. I particularly love that a record has the power to be your own personal time machine. When I first played back the new My Morning Jacket album, simply titled is, I was transported back in time to the late 70s, back to my childhood. A time of albums on vinyl or ... | 58m 23s | ||||||
| 3/12/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 11, Episode 3: Tindersticks | Great bands and great records shouldn't come down to a competition, but by way of bringing it to your attention, Tindersticks’ Soft Tissue was my choice of 5th best album of 2024. I’m touched that Stuart Staples seems genuinely pleased to be on the list. Alexi Petridis’ review of that record in the Guardian was so good I read it a few times. “If the overall message seems to be about noticing beauty in small things as a bulwark against the ghastliness of 21st-century life”. That ca... | 1h 00m 34s | ||||||
| 2/27/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Season 11, Episode 2: Doves | Doves have yet to have a big 'moment', but in the music business of 2025, those moments no longer even exist. Instead, bands of ‘modest success’ must crack on, do their best work, put it out in the world and hope people take some notice. If, as a result, they can reconnect with fans, get out on the road, and make another record, then that is what counts as success. Carrying on regardless. But, Doves have also had success by any hard industry measure. Hit singles (two UK top 10), sold out tour... | 47m 04s | ||||||
| 2/12/25 | ![]() Season 11, Episode 1: The Lumineers | If the route to longevity is to be bendable into the music industry’s rules for success, The Lumineers really shouldn’t be here at all. It makes no sense. Their stripped back, rootsy ‘Americana’ (if that’s what we can call it) took hold for reasons not usually listed in the music industry rulebook. Instead, their unlikely ascendancy into the realms of being a major league band, by any measure, has happened through the real route to success: trial and error, hard graft, writing songs from the ... | 1h 11m 06s | ||||||
| 2/3/25 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Episode 69: Artists On Vinyl Side A | This episode is brought to you in collaboration with War Child. This is a special episode of The Art of Longevity celebrating vinyl and the ongoing importance of vinyl and the album form to artists and to music fans. In this short audio documentary you’ll hear some thoughts and stories from renowned musicians like Ben Folds, Gaz Coombes, Interpol, Laura Veirs, Alela Diane, Crowded House, Eels, Ron Sexsmith, Tindersticks, Feeder, Goo Goo Dolls, John Grant and Brett Anderson of Sued... | 32m 16s | ||||||
| 12/28/24 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Episode 68: Joan As Police Woman | There are always some central pillars to a great party playlist - songs that just work. One of those is the Joan As Police Woman song Holy City. The song is always an instant hit at parties, guaranteed to elicit excitable inquiries as to “who is this?”. That instant reaction. The song is a #1 hit in my family - one of those multi-generational family life tracks. But if Holy City is instantly likeable, with a great beat and a strong poppy hook, it’s somewhat uncharacteristic of Joan’s music,... | 53m 28s | ||||||
| 12/8/24 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Episode 67: Keane | Of all the bands to grace our company on The Art of Longevity, Keane have ridden the music industry rollercoaster through all the stations of the cross: struggle, success, excess, disintegration and if you’re lucky - enlightenment. Tim Rice-Oxley doesn't hesitate for a moment: “Yeah, absolutely. Our struggle was quite long and our disintegration was quite quick, although we clung on effectively for quite a while. I feel like now we are in a more positive and exciting place than the day befor... | 53m 27s | ||||||
| 12/5/24 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Episode 66: Los Campesinos! | What happens when you are a cult band (indeed when Pitchfork refers to you as “the ultimate cult band”) and you make the most accessible, most ‘mainstream’ album of your career? It’s a relevant question for many bands these days, because emerging from cult status to the mainstream (what’s left of it) is a very valid path to longevity and success. Look at Nick Cave for example. He’s done alright. But I can’t think of a better example right now, than Los Campesinos! With All Hell, they hav... | 56m 37s | ||||||
| 11/11/24 | ![]() The Art of Longevity Episode 65: David Gray | Artists have a duty to claim that their most recent project is the best work they have ever done. But what if it’s true? I’m so taken with David Gray’s new album Dear Life (released January 2025) - and so too is David of course - that it seemed churlish to dwell too much on his earlier career success, no matter just how definitive that was. “I’m always all in with the new stuff. If I wasn’t I would just retire. It’s always a moment of total commitment. I like the danger of writing and recor... | 1h 11m 44s | ||||||
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7 placements across 6 markets.
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