พอดคาสท์ Tom Power ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Noah Kahan: Stick Season, authenticity, TikTok, and lying to therapists 41:50

8h ago41:50

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Noah Kahan is one of the most successful singer-songwriters in the world right now, but it wasn’t that long ago that he was writing his latest album, “Stick Season,” while isolated on a Vermont farm during the peak of the pandemic. Now, he’s considered the next big thing in music. Noah joins Tom in studio for a conversation about writing the album …

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Jody Stecher 1:09:30

10d ago1:09:30

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For the latest episode of Toy Heart, we embark on a journey through the primordial, musical ooze that birthed bluegrass, old-time, and country music with the incredible Jody Stecher. A multi-instrumentalist adept in many styles and traditions – he even plays sarod, a Hindustani instrument – Stecher’s entire career is a fascinating case study in the…

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Quick Q: Cadence Weapon on his new album Rollercoaster 11:30

8h ago11:30

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In the three years since Cadence Weapon won the Polaris Music Prize, the Canadian rapper has been working on his new album, "Rollercoaster,” which comes out today. For this record, he was thinking about renegotiating our relationship with the internet and our phones. Cadence Weapon (a.k.a. Rollie Pemberton) chats with Tom about “Rollercoaster” and …

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Tonya Williams: The Young and the Restless, Reelworld Film Festival, and her barrier-breaking work 35:03

21h ago35:03

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The Canadian actor Tonya Williams spent two decades playing Dr. Olivia Winters on “The Young and the Restless,” which made her one of the first Black actors to star on a soap opera. In 2001, she founded the Reelworld Film Festival to lift up other racialized actors and filmmakers. Now, she’s being honoured with the Changemaker Award from the Canadi…

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Mick Jagger: Hackney Diamonds and more than 60 years of the Rolling Stones 32:19

2d ago32:19

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Tom’s conversation with Mick Jagger has won gold for best interview at this year’s New York Festivals Radio Awards! The Rolling Stones frontman sat down with Tom in London last year ahead of the release of “Hackney Diamonds” — the band’s first album of original material in 18 years. Mick reflects on six decades of the Stones, the changing music ind…

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Fred Nguyen Khan: The Sympathizer, training with Shaolin monks, and acting in Vietnamese for the first time 22:58

2d ago22:58

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Fred Nguyen Khan is a trilingual actor and stunt performer from Montreal who’s been studying martial arts since he was four. That resume helped him beat out countless actors in a worldwide casting call for his latest role on the new HBO miniseries “The Sympathizer,” which is based on the Pulitzer-winning novel of the same name. Fred talks to Tom ab…

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Deryck Whibley: Why Sum 41 is disbanding after 27 years 21:25

3d ago21:25

21:25

After three decades, the Canadian pop-punk band Sum 41 is calling it quits. But when frontman Deryck Whibley started writing the group’s latest album, “Heaven :x: Hell,” he didn’t realize it would be their last. He joins Tom to explain how the writing process helped him reach a decision he’s been debating for years, and how he told the band he was …

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Leanne Toshiko Simpson: Why the rom-com is the perfect format to discuss mental illness 24:09

3d ago24:09

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Leanne Toshiko Simpson is looking at romantic comedy through a new lens. The fourth-generation Japanese Canadian writer has just released her debut novel, “Never Been Better,” which tells a love story set at a psychiatric facility. Leanne lives with bipolar disorder and has spent time in a psych ward herself. She joins Tom to tell us why she wanted…

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Alex Garland on his new film Civil War + Hamza Haq on how Transplant saved his career 46:43

4d ago46:43

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Alex Garland’s latest film “Civil War” is unsettling even in its premise — maybe because of how real it feels. Set in a dystopian future America, the film follows a team of journalists who travel across the country during a rapidly escalating second American civil war. Alex joins Tom in studio for a conversation about his feelings on journalism and…

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Kyle MacLachlan: Fallout, David Lynch, and how he really feels about Dune 25:21

7d ago25:21

25:21

After making his name in series like “Twin Peaks” and “Sex and the City,” Kyle MacLachlan is now back on the small screen as the star of the new Amazon Prime series “Fallout.” The show is based on the hit video game series of the same name. Kyle joins Tom to chat about the show and look back at his career, including his starring role as Paul Atreid…

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iskwē: The ‘gut-wrenching roller coaster ride’ of making her new album 22:37

7d ago22:37

22:37

The Cree Métis singer-songwriter iskwē is back with her first solo album since 2019, “nīna.” On the record, she channels her feelings of heartbreak, remorse, self-doubt, isolation and resilience. iskwē joins Tom to share how an extended trip to Mexico served as much-needed creative inspiration, what it was like working with Grammy-nominated produce…

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Mike Post on writing some of TV’s greatest theme songs + Joel Plaskett’s new spoken word piece 51:29

8d ago51:29

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Mike Post is the multi-Grammy-winning composer behind some of the most recognizable TV theme songs of all time, from “The A-Team” and “Magnum, P.I.” to “Doogie Howser, M.D.” and “Law & Order.” Now, Mike is back with new music — but not for the small screen. He’s released a bluegrass and blues record, titled “Message from the Mountains & Echoes of t…

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Ian Williams on courageous conversations, cancel culture and taking risks + Magdalene Odundo on her life in clay 45:34

9d ago45:34

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The award-winning Canadian writer and professor Ian Williams has been named this year’s Massey lecturer. Since 1961, the Massey Lectures have invited distinguished writers, thinkers and scholars to present their ideas in a five-part lecture series across Canada. Ian sits down with Tom to tell us why he’s chosen the topic of conversations for his cr…

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Rudy Mancuso: Música and what it’s like living with synesthesia 24:14

10d ago24:14

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The musician and actor Rudy Mancuso lives with synesthesia, which in his case means hearing everyday noises as musical patterns. In his first feature film, “Música,” he gives us a look into the life of a young man who experiences the world through sound. Rudy chats with guest host Talia Schlanger about depicting his form of synesthesia on screen — …

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Dawn Landes: The Liberated Women’s Songbook and the history of women’s activism through music 23:27

10d ago23:27

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The singer-songwriter Dawn Landes has just released her new album, “The Liberated Woman's Songbook.” It was inspired by a 1971 book of the same name that chronicles the women’s liberation movement through a collection of songs from the 1800s to early 1970. Dawn talks to guest host Talia Schlanger about the power of music as a tool for activism, fin…

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Joan Baez: Folk music, “Bobby” Dylan, and what it means to have an honest legacy 25:41

11d ago25:41

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Few voices in folk music have captured a time and place quite like Joan Baez’s. Her incredible life is on display in the documentary “Joan Baez I Am a Noise,” which follows her career as she becomes one of the definitive singers of her generation. The film also gives an intimate look at her life, loves and traumas through diary entries, recordings …

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Brendan Healy: The Inheritance, learning from the past, and how to stage an epic seven-hour play 26:00

11d ago26:00

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The Canadian director Brendan Healy has taken on an epic project: a new production of Matthew López's seven-hour play “The Inheritance,” which has been called the most important play of the 21st century. Brendan sits down with Tom to tell us how the play represents a conversation between generations of gay men, what happens when you don't learn abo…

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Guillaume Côté on retiring from the National Ballet of Canada + TOBi on his big Junos wins 51:18

14d ago51:18

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After 26 years dancing with the National Ballet of Canada, Guillaume Côté will be retiring following the 2024-2025 season. The Canadian dancer and choreographer joins Tom in studio to tell us why it’s the right time to move on, why he’s starting his own dance company with a new production of “Hamlet,” and how ballet dancers are expected not just to…

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Q with Tom Power

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Toy Heart with Tom Power (A Podcast About Bluegrass)

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Noah Kahan: Stick Season, authenticity, TikTok, and lying to therapists 41:50

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Jody Stecher 1:09:30

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Quick Q: Cadence Weapon on his new album Rollercoaster 11:30

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Tonya Williams: The Young and the Restless, Reelworld Film Festival, and her barrier-breaking work 35:03

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Mick Jagger: Hackney Diamonds and more than 60 years of the Rolling Stones 32:19

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Fred Nguyen Khan: The Sympathizer, training with Shaolin monks, and acting in Vietnamese for the first time 22:58

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Deryck Whibley: Why Sum 41 is disbanding after 27 years 21:25

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Leanne Toshiko Simpson: Why the rom-com is the perfect format to discuss mental illness 24:09

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Alex Garland on his new film Civil War + Hamza Haq on how Transplant saved his career 46:43

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Kyle MacLachlan: Fallout, David Lynch, and how he really feels about Dune 25:21

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iskwē: The ‘gut-wrenching roller coaster ride’ of making her new album 22:37

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Mike Post on writing some of TV’s greatest theme songs + Joel Plaskett’s new spoken word piece 51:29

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Ian Williams on courageous conversations, cancel culture and taking risks + Magdalene Odundo on her life in clay 45:34

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Rudy Mancuso: Música and what it’s like living with synesthesia 24:14

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Dawn Landes: The Liberated Women’s Songbook and the history of women’s activism through music 23:27

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Joan Baez: Folk music, “Bobby” Dylan, and what it means to have an honest legacy 25:41

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Brendan Healy: The Inheritance, learning from the past, and how to stage an epic seven-hour play 26:00

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Guillaume Côté on retiring from the National Ballet of Canada + TOBi on his big Junos wins 51:18

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