

In The Spotlight: Interviews
Hosted by Bill Cummings · In The Spotlight: Interviews
- 17
- Episodes
- Monthly
- Cadence
- 2024
- First episode
- 550
- YouTube views
About In The Spotlight: Interviews
A new spin-off from the Show Me Magic podcast, God Is In The TV editor and founder Bill Cummings hosts a new podcast where he interviews artists and interesting figures, seeking to get to know them better, uncover their passions and find out what makes their work unique.
- Publisher
- In The Spotlight: Interviews
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- music
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 3 Dec 2024
- Latest episode
- 15 Sept 2026
Latest episodes
17 episodes in the feed.

15 Sept 2026
17: Episode Sixteen: Roxanne De Bastion
For the latest In the Spotlight podcast Bill Cummings is joined by Roxanne de Bastion, who recently embarked on a new era with her single, 'Simple Pleasures', an impish electro-pop bop for the end times. She says “’Simple Pleasures is a musing on our direction of travel as a species, walking the path from a human to an AI society and how we never seem to pay attention to the ‘man behind the curtain’ They talk her new single, AI and its implications for creatives, musicians and society following her new article "AI stole my Granddad" (https://www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk/2026/08/25/opinion-ai-stole-my-granddad-roxanne-de-bastion/). Plus the influence of Beck and St Vincent upon the more synth-pop songs she is recording now, indie sleaze, the charts, homogenised culture, working with Bernard Butler, how she navigates being a musician in 2026 and much more. 'Simple Pleasures' is Roxanne's first new solo material since her deeply personal last album, 2021’s You & Me, We Are The Same. Roxanne as she received widespread critical and public praise for her 2024 book, The Piano Player Of Budapest (https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Piano-Player-of-Budapest/Roxanne-de-Bastion/9781639366873). Confronting a remarkable family history, and beautifully portraying how music defines people, place and offers hope in the very darkest of hours, the book arrived alongside de Bastion’s restored recordings of her late grandfather’s songs. Celebrating her emergence from vibrant writing and studio sessions, de Bastion also returns to the stage, setting up a special one-night-only showcase of new music alongside familiar fan favourites. Prior to the announcement of more live dates, she plays London’s Sebright Arms on Tue 15 September 2026. Tickets are on sale now via DICE (https://us.list-manage.com/UHsR2XRmEYN?e=83c322236c&c2id=f8318d882061c99f3fd7f9bfe9e4b65a). Produced by hand-picked collaborator, the Music Producers Guild Writer-Producer of the Year and double Grammy-nominated Steph Marziano (Hayley Williams, Picture Parlour, Jasmine.4.t, Nell Mescal), ‘Simple Pleasures‘ is, according to the press release, “a watershed moment before more promised ruptures in all expectations built around the songwriter over the last decade.” The intensity associated with those 10 eventful years of personal loss, responding to the Covid pandemic and unexpectedly being the custodian of her grandfather’s legacy as The Piano Player Of Budapest, falls away for fun, bigger choruses and a beat you can dance to. This, the first fruit of de Bastion’s ‘post-grief phase’, is just the beginning. For further information and to be the first to know about future releases and live dates, connect with Roxanne de Bastion online at: www.roxannedebastion.com (https://www.roxannedebastion.com/) www.instagram.com/roxannemusic (https://www.instagram.com/roxannemusic)

11 Aug 2026
16: Episode Fifteen; Sondre Lerche
For the latest In the Spotlight podcast Bill Cummings is joined by Norwegian singer-songwriter Sondre Lerche who releases his new album Acrobats, out 21st August via PLZ / Virgin. They talk about Acrobats, Lerche's first full-length collection of entirely new music in over four years, which is an ambitious and open-hearted reflection on the tension between falling in love and living through a period of global unrest and unfathomable human suffering. They chat about the 'Love Is All' single and how songs on the album wrestle with the question: how do you write love songs in an increasingly dystopian world? How he thinks "falling in love feels more and more like an act of defiance.” They talk about how the album was inspired by Lerche witnessing Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 at the Oslo Opera House. Also working with Sean O’Hagan of The High Llamas, the Stockholm Studio Orchestra, Norwegian Radio Orchestra and a cast of Norwegian jazz and classical musicians on the new record. Bill tells Lerche how he discovered his work in the early 2000s through his song 'Sleep on Needles' from a compilation CD made for him by one of his friends. Plus his 2001 debut album Faces Down, how he doesn't feel like he fitted in with the music scene of the 2000s. They touch on his acting, scoring films like Dan in Real Life, or starring as the love-lorn Christian in the Norwegian stage production of Moulin Rouge! The Musical. Plus they discuss his influences growing up including The Beatles, Burt Bacharach, XTC, Elvis Costello and Prefab Sprout, plus his love of ambient, disco music and the Pet Shop Boys. They also talk about his collaborations with both AURORA and Mary Lattimore on his 2022 double album, Avatars of Love. He notes how he finds new AI tools for generating music sickening and how he hopes his music is a rejection of the whole AI machinery. 'Acrobats' physical pre-order is available as a webstore exclusive 2xLP gatefold 'Splendor' edition including recent EP 'Turning Up The Heat Again', a standard 1xLP edition on transparent red vinyl, and CD. Sondre Lerche will embark on an extensive headline tour in support of the new album, which will take him across the UK, Europe and the US. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit his website HERE (https://www.sondrelerche.com/). September 10 - Boston, MA @ Arts at The Armory 12 - Washington, DC @ Miracle Theatre 13 - New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom 15 - Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall 16 - Minneapolis, MN @ The Cedar 19 - Los Angeles, CA @ Sid The Cat Auditorium 20 - Ojai, CA @ Ojai Women’s Club 21 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent 24 - Portland, OR @ Mission Theater 25 - Seattle, WA @ Triple Door October 01 - Bryne, NO @ Hvelvet Scene 02 - Stavanger, NO @Tou 03 - Skien, NO @ Parkbiografen 07 - Tromsø, NO @ Bryggeriet Scene 08 - Hammerfest, NO @Arktisk Kultursenter 09 - Alta, NO @ Rabagast 10 - Bodø, NO @ Beddingen Kulturhus 14 - Copenhagen, DK @ Rust 15 - Oslo, NO @ Parkteatret Scene 16 - Oslo, NO @ Parkteatret Scene 17 - Oslo, NO @ Parkteatret Scene 22 - Oslo, NO @ Parkteatret Scene 23 - Oslo, NO @ Parkteatret Scene 24 - Oslo, NO @ Parkteatret Scene 29 - Kongsberg, NO @ Energimølla 30 - Trondheim, NO @ Byscenen 31 - Sogndal, NO @ Sogndal Kulturhus November 02 - Arhus, DK @ Train 03 - Stockholm, SE @ Hus7 04 - Gothenburg, SE @ Skeppet 12 - Lisbon, PT @ Univerdsidade Nova 13 - Aveiro, PT @ Teatro Aveirense 14 - Arcos de Valdevez, PT @ Casa das Artes 16 - Barcelona, ES @ Sala Upload 17 - Madrid, ES @ Sala B 20 - Vienna, AT @ Blue Bird Festival 21 - Torino, IT @ Spazio211 22 - Bologna, IT @ Baumhaus 23 - Milano, IT @ Arci Bellezza 27 - London, UK @ The Lower Third 29 - Utrecht, NL @ Vredenburg 30 - Breda, NL @ Mezz December 02 - Groningen, NL @ Simplon https://www.sondrelerche.com (https://www.sondrelerche.com) https://www.instagram.com/sondrelerche/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/sondrelerche/?hl=en)

9 Jun 2026
15: Episode 14: Darren Hayman
For the latest episode of In The Spotlight podcast, Bill Cummings is joined by Darren Hayman (Hefner / New Starts / The French). This week he starts a series of re-issues and releases with ‘The Violence’ (Expanded Edition). They talk about the reissue of The Violence and the parallels you can draw between 17th-century English Civil Wars and the East Anglian Witch Trials and how it's still relevant in how society vilifies marginalised people. They also discuss Hayman's restless creativity, which takes in music, art, painting, his Thankful Villages project, Hefner, patreon, songwriting and much more. The Violence is a highly ambitious and layered Folk album with a huge ensemble lineup. The original 2012 release was praised by The Quietus, Stewart Lee (The Sunday Times), The Line of Best Fit, Q Magazine, Mojo, NME, the BBC, and many more. As part of a wider effort to fill the holes in his catalogue, this expanded album is accompanied by its companion EP, ‘The Four Queens,’ also made available again for the first time in years. Hayman is an English singer-songwriter. His long career and deep catalogue have seen him tour the world and climb charts as the founder of John Peel-favourites Hefner with Antony Harding, Jack Hayter, and John Morrison; explore Synth Pop with The French ('Local Information'); sing domestic duets with The Hayman Kupa Band, bring East London stories to bluegrass with Hayman, Watkins, Trout And Lee, and most recently, return to his indie rock roots with New Starts. Solo, Hayman has amassed a long list of titles, with themes of witch trials, English Civil Wars, mass transit, caravan holidays, royals, astronauts, socialist chants, WW1’s “Thankful Villages,” and his highly acclaimed "Essex Trilogy," whilst utilising lineups like The Wave Pictures ('Madrid'), The Secondary Modern ('Darren Hayman & The Secondary Modern' / 'Pram Town' / 'Essex Arms') , The Long Parliament ('The Violence'), and The Short Parliament ('Bugbears'). https://darrenhayman.bandcamp.com/ (https://darrenhayman.bandcamp.com/) https://darrenhaymanart.com (https://darrenhaymanart.com/) https://www.patreon.com/c/darrenhayman/about (https://www.patreon.com/c/darrenhayman/about)

16 Apr 2026
14: Episode 13: Mayer Nissim author of 'Joy Division and New Order: Album by Album'
For the latest episode of In The Spotlight podcast, Bill Cummings is joined by music critic and journalist Mayer Nissim (Digital Spy, Gold Radio, NME.com (http://NME.com)), author of a career-spanning new biography Joy Division and New Order: Album by Album. They talk about their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nomination (their inclusion was confirmed this week), the formative years of Joy Division, the portrayal of Ian Curtis, the albums and singles in New Order's catalogue that signposted their evolution as a group, the influence of club culture, their legacy, and much more. They also touch on their shared love of physical music Factory Records, Manic Street Preachers, The Smiths, Luke Haines, Top of the Pops, Tony Wilson, Football Songs and much more. Joy Division and New Order: Album by Album dives into both groups’ studio albums, pulling together a comprehensive narrative of two of the most vital bands in pop history. From their rehearsals at TJ Davidson’s in Manchester to their number one records, it takes you through their fallouts, reunions and fragmentations to their lasting legacy. As well as extensive interviews with band members Bernard Sumner andPeter Hook, Joy Division and New Order: Album by Album features long-form interviews with several band collaborators from across their career. They include graphic designer Peter Saville, Scissor Sisters frontwoman Ana Matronic (‘Jetstream’), producer Stephen Street (Waiting For The Sirens’ Call and Lost Sirens), recording engineerMichael Johnson (Closer and all New Order albums from Power, Corruption and Lies to Technique) and filmmakers Grant Gee (Joy Division) and Charles Sturridge (‘Confusion’). It also features photographs by Anton Corbijn and official group snapper Warren Jackson, as well as full colour reproductions of all Peter Saville’s groundbreaking album sleeves and a complete discography of both bands. Order online on the link below or pick it up in book shops. https://www.pen-and-sword.co.uk/Joy-Division-and-New-Order-Hardback/p/57270 (https://www.pen-and-sword.co.uk/Joy-Division-and-New-Order-Hardback/p/57270)

18 Mar 2026
13: In The Spotlight: Eaves Wilder
For the latest In The Spotlight podcast, Bill Cummings is joined by emerging artist Eaves Wilder, who releases her debut album Little Miss Sunshine on 17th April via Secretly Canadian. They talk about her songwriting, the new album, her recent single 'Hurricane Girl', naturalistic imagery to express inner turmoil and the inspiration of grunge and Pearl Jam. As well as anxiety, ADHD and the trigger of big crowds and loud sounds. They also discuss TikTok, the importance of music venues, expectations upon female artists compared to men, mental health, AI, Lily Allen, how underrated Throwing Muses are, and much more. Eaves releases her euphoric new single ‘Mountain Sized’ today, The transcendent new track transforms a crisis of purpose into an explosive sense of release. Find out more here www.eaveswilder.com (http://www.eaveswilder.com/)

3 Feb 2026
12: PODCAST: In The Spotlight: Juanita Stein (Howling Bells)
Bill Cummings interviews Juanita Stein about Howling Bells' new album after a 12-year hiatus, discussing their creative process and experiences in the music industry.

23 Oct 2025
11: In The Spotlight: Laura-Mary Carter
Bill Cummings interviews Laura-Mary Carter, Blood Red Shoes member, about her debut solo album, the shift in sound, and the highs and lows of her career, revealing personal experiences.

8 Aug 2025
10: PODCAST: In The Spotlight with Gruffydd Owen (Libertino)
Bill Cummings interviews Gruffydd Owen, owner of Libertino Records, about the label's decade-long journey, its ethos inspired by Factory Records, and its commitment to supporting Welsh artists and their well-being.

31 Jul 2025
9: Panel at Cardiff Library and Hub: Author Neil Collins, Bill Cummings and Gordon Anderson(Cardiff Library) discuss the book International Velvet: How Wales Conquered the '90s Charts
Author Neil Collins, Bill Cummings, and Gordon Anderson convene at Cardiff Library to discuss Collins' book, *International Velvet*, which examines the Welsh music scene of the 1990s and its cultural impact in this interview.

2 Jul 2025
8: Episode Eight: Kaptin Barrett (Museum Wales / Big Love)
Bill Cummings interviews Kaptin Barrett, a coordinator for the Hip Hop: A Welsh Story exhibit, about the evolution of hip hop in Wales and his extensive music industry experience.

16 May 2025
7: Episode Seven: Liam Inscoe-Jones (author of Songs in the Key of MP3)
For the seventh episode of In The Spotlight Bill Cummings is joined by music journalist and author Liam Inscoe-Jones, he is a music and fiction writer who has written for The FADER, Crack, Clash, Rolling Stone, The Quietus and Line of Best Fit, and has appeared on BBC Radio 6. His debut short story 'You Have Been Notified' was published in 2021. They discuss indepth his new book Songs in the Key of MP3 and how artists of the last decade and technology have shaped popular music. They also discuss the value of music, music discovery, playlists, plus the artists he focusses on in his book Devonté Hynes (of Blood Orange), FKA Twigs, Oneohtrix Point Never, Earl Sweatshirt and SOPHIE. Each began their careers as obscure outsiders but, over time, they helped to re-shape pop culture in their image. Through these five extraordinary figures and an eclectic supporting cast of dozens more, Inscoe-Jones paints a picture of the sonic landscape of the last ten years, exploring the influence of their music on pop culture, the internet and ourselves. An unorthodox mix of criticism, biography and music history – and featuring interviews with the likes of Caroline Polachek, Daniel Lopatin and Nicolás Jaar – Songs in the Key of MP3 is a book of endless curiosity and wonder; a salutary attempt to define pop culture in a fast and ephemeral age. White Rabbit recently published Songs in the Key of MP3: The New Icons of the Internet Ageby Liam Inscoe-Jones. Order here: Songs In The Key of MP3 | White Rabbit (https://store.whiterabbitbooks.co.uk/products/songs-in-the-key-of-mp3)

29 Apr 2025
6: Episode Six: Aleighcia Scott
For episode six of In The Spotlight, a new podcast where Bill Cummings gets to know the work of artists, figures and authors, Bill is joined by multi talented Welsh superstar Aleighcia Scott. They talk her first Welsh single 'Dod o’r Galon' – which recently made history as the first Welsh-language reggae song to reach number one on the iTunes Reggae Chart. Plus, her burgeoning broadcasting career including her role as the winning coach on Y Llais 2025 (The Voice Wales), alongside Sir Bryn Terfel, Yws Gwynedd and Bronwen Lewis.. Plus her regular show on Radio Wales, spots on 1xtra and sitting in for the legendary David Rodigan. Scott also talks about her influences, Lovers rock, her 2023 debut album Windrush Baby, working with reggae legend RoryStoneLove, the exciting black music scene in Wales, Focus Wales, her future plans and a lot more. Spring 2025 saw Aleighcia invited as special guest on Lila Iké’s UK Tour. Aleighcia has also opened for icons like Julian Marley and Soul II Soul, toured the UK with The Skints and Gentleman’s Dub Club, and stepped into her own spotlight with a packed-out UK headline tour that proved her pull as a leading live artist. She has performed festival sets at Glastonbury and Boomtown and graced stages in Jamaica at Dub Club and on King Jammy’s sound system. Produced by AndyVonPip More info: https://aleighciascott.com (https://aleighciascott.com)

15 Apr 2025
5: Episode 5: Dylan Murphy (Host of I Was There Podcast)
For the latest episode of In The Spotlight, Bill Cummings is joined by Dylan Murphy Irish music journalist and presenter of a new podcast produced in association with The Tenth Man called I Was There (https://open.spotify.com/show/0UFB2bHQuLnRyR7D5873Ab?si=30ada4045e374525). It tells the stories of iconic gigs in Ireland through the voices of the people who were there—journalists, photographers, promoters, and more. The first episode dives into Bob Marley's 1980 Dalymount Park gig, which nearly didn’t happen, and another revisits Nirvana opening for Sonic Youth to a half-empty Sir Henry’s in 1991. Episode 3 explores Dolores O’Riordan’s transformative first gig with The Cranberries after joining the band in 1990. From her unforgettable audition to the creation of "Linger," this episode celebrates her legacy and the rise of Irish music in the ‘90s. In this podcast Bill Cummings asks Murphy about the genesis of the podcast, the guests that help tell the stories of each legendary gig across each episode. They also discuss songs they have chosen by Bob Marley, Nirvana and The Cranberries, the current renaissance in the Irish music scene, artists that are exciting them and more. Playlist here. (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3tmQkT066y3TJs7HjhVAgT?si=3ff11d0f98e5410d) "Blending meticulous research with compelling storytelling, I Was There offers a deep dive into the energy and chaos of live music history. This podcast is a celebration of the shows that defined not just music but cultural movements, all through the uniquely Irish lens that ties these episodes together. It is also a reminder of the ever-growing disappearance of the spaces that made these moments possible, and the urgent need to cherish and protect the venues that remain." The series is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms, follow The Tenth Man on Instagram @tenthmanhello (https://www.instagram.com/tenthmanhello/).

3 Apr 2025
4: Episode 4: Sox (Tugboat Captain)
For the latest episode of In the Spotlight podcast, Bill Cummings is joined by Sox from the London group, Tugboat Captain whose forthcoming fourth album, Dog Tale, is out on the 25th April. They talk Tugboat Captain, their new album, inspirations, favourite dog breeds, AI music, Divine Comedy, music venues, producing music and more. Following their critically acclaimed 2020 album Rut, Tugboat Captain's Dog Tale was written and recorded in just one week at the South London studio Josh and Sox run, Ctrl P (https://www.instagram.com/_ctrl_p_studio/), the album is both an exercise in the band and studio’s ethos of creating music in an atmosphere of spontaneity and creativity. It also represents a more personal dimension for chief lyricist Sox, as he muses on the ephemeral nature of living in London in your mid-late twenties. Originally starting off as Sox’s solo project back in 2017, Tugboat Captain has morphed over the last eight years into one of London’s most distinct bands, with a sprawling, romantic sound that draws on folk, classical music, indie pop and singer/songwriters like Scott Walker and the Divine Comedy. Now a fluctuating sextet, the rest of Tugboat Captain are comprised of Joshua Cobb (Bass & Trombone), Buddy Caderni (Keys & Bassoon), Georgia Mancey (Drums & Percussion), Sophia Bartlett (Violin & Keys) and Dougal James (Keys & Bass). As well as the forthcoming release of Dog Tale, the band have a plethora of UK live dates coming up where they’ll be bringing the widescreen sound of the album to venues up and down the country. Tour Dates 23rd April - York - The Fulford Arms 24th April - Newcastle - Little Buildings 25th April - Halifax - Grayston Unity 30th April - Bristol - The Lanes 1st May - Newport - Le Pub 9th May - London - The Ivy House 10th May - London - The Ivy House 5th June - Falmouth - The Fish Factory 26th June - Portsmouth - Deco 27th June - Brighton - Folklore 28th June - Rainham - The Oast Tik Tok (https://www.tiktok.com/@tugboatcaptainband) // Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/tugboat_captain/?hl=en) // X

19 Mar 2025
3: Episode 3: Annie Dressner
For the latest episode of the In the Spotlight podcast, Bill Cummings is joined by Annie Dressner who recently released her new single ‘For The Thrill Of It’ feat Kathryn Williams. They talk about how the song highlights misogyny in the music industry uniquely and how we should call it out. She also talks about working with Kathryn Williams, and working on a new album with artist and producer, Peter Bruntnell, Plus supporting Badly Drawn Boy and Bernard Butler; her dream tour, and what records and new artists she's loving at the moment. They also talk about streaming algorithms and fake artists used on sleep playlists and more. Dressner is currently on tour with Danny & the Champions of the World. Since moving from her hometown of NYC to the UK thirteen years ago, singer-songwriter Annie Dressner has garnered rave reviews for her recordings and live performances. From her debut Strangers…, her EP 'East Twenties’, her second full-length 'Broken…’, to her third full-length Coffee…. and more recently ‘I Thought It Would Be Easier’, Dressner has gone from strength to strength. Her straightforward lyrical style, sharp ear for wordplay and crisp, lilting vocals offer listeners a front row seat to her stories. Her music has drawn comparisons to an up-tempo Mazzy Star, an understated Jenny Lewis, Soccer Mommy & Phoebe Bridgers. Website: https://anniedressner.com/home (https://anniedressner.com/home) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anniedressner/ (https://www.instagram.com/anniedressner/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anniedressner/ (https://www.facebook.com/anniedressner/) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AnnieDressner (https://www.youtube.com/user/AnnieDressner) In the Spotlight is a series of interview podcasts where Bill Cummings talks to artists, authors and interesting figures and tries to get to know them and their work better. In memory of James McMahon and his podcast. Produced by Andy VonPip

16 Jan 2025
2: Episode Two: Patrick Jones
In The Spotlight, is a series of podcast interviews with artists and figures, where Bill Cummings finds out more about their lives and work. For the second episode, he is joined by Patrick Jones. Jones is a poet and playwright who has brought the struggles and contradictions of life in the Welsh Valleys to new audiences. He was voted the most innovative poet and playwright in the ‘Top 100 heroes of Wales’. He has collaborated with Amy Wadge, John Robb, Martyn Joseph, Beverley Humphreys and provided the words for James Dean Bradfield's Top 10 homage to Victor Jara, 'Even in Exile'. He talks about his powerful new album 'A Constellation of Sorrows', out this week on Repeat Records. He says “The album is my small act of resistance, of solidarity with the Palestinian people". It's also about the futility of wars worldwide and the lessons we can learn from history. He also touches on his trip to Palestine, Elon Musk, twitter and the post-truth world, his cultural highlights of 2024 and more. A Constellation of Sorrows | patrick jones (https://patrickjones3.bandcamp.com/album/a-constellation-of-sorrows)

3 Dec 2024
1: Episode One: The Indelicates
For the debut episode of In The Spotlight a new series of podcast conversations, Bill Cummings is joined by Julia and Simon from The Indelicates. They chat about their seventh album AVENUE QANON a labyrinthine concept a record full of songs "about being old and sad and silly amid the bathetically surreal discourse of one of history's all-time stupidest decades." They talk about conspiracy theories, right-wing populism, the re-election of Trump, 4chan, RFK jnr, and how anyone can fall down the conspiracy rabbit hole. They also chat about Simon's solo projects Pylon Music, Arcadia Park and The Mechanical Child. AI and Julia's first photographic retrospective, Fleetwood Mac and much more. The Indelicates released their debut album American Demo on Weekender Records in 2008. That album was followed by five albums on their own Corporate Records label. Their most recent album was Juniverbrecher in 2017. A huge range of Special Editions is available from: https://avenueqanon.indelicates.xyz (https://avenueqanon.indelicates.xyz/) Other information also available at: https://www.indelicates.com/ (https://www.indelicates.com/)
Who has been a guest on In The Spotlight: Interviews
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- Juanita Stein
- Laura-Mary Carter
- Gruffydd Owen
- Neil Collins
- Gordon Anderson
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- YouTube views
- 550
- Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025
Podcast Authority Score: 15 / 100
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- 4
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- YouTube
- 63
- Engagement
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