Top 15 Songwriting Podcasts

In this podcast, find out what drives artists to do what they do, in the way that they do. Whether you're an amateur lover of the arts or a professional, listen in for the latest hacks. Jane Nicola interviews artists, musicians and writers from all around the globe with a lens on diversity, truth and travel. Jane Nicola has worked for over 30 years in the sector of performing arts, education and health. She gained a Masters degree in Music Therapy at Anglia Ruskin University and is currently based in Asia.
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The podcast that brings you a new, original song each episode, then discusses the themes of that song, and the processes that went into writing and recording it.

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Experience the rush of excitement you would feel cracking open a new album with Lost Art Of Liner Notes. This series is filled with never before heard stories from the artists you love inviting you behind the making of the album – little nuggets of insider knowledge that you, the devoted fan, are now privy to.

Each episode opens the floor for a different artist to discuss a wide array of topics ranging from songwriting to recording in an intimate setting over the course of a half hour.

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The Crazybrave Songwriter Podcast celebrates exceptional songwriting at its best. Songwriters share - from the ground up - their personal songwriting stories, important advice on maintaining a balanced mental outlook and some real DIY marketing strategies to keep the music moving. This podcast is curated by Lisa M. Arreguin as songs are chosen for their song integrity, storyline and superior craftsmanship. Episodes are published once or twice a month.

Have you ever heard a song and felt like it was yours? As if it was written for you? That question is what inspired Nashville singer Tiffany Woys’ Podcast ‘What’s Mine Is Yours.’ The podcast is the equivalent of a greatest hits package, literally. Her revealing interviews shine the spotlight on some of the biggest “A-list” songwriters in Nashville whose songs have been downloaded hundreds of millions of times. Hear the stories of the joy, the pain, the lies, and the money from Jeffrey Steele, Shane Minor, The Warren Brothers, Chris DuBois and many, many more. It's also a sweeping, loving, fascinating and brutally honest overview of the Nashville music machine, as told through the lenses of the careers and lives of these influential and iconic writers and artists that are still writing some of music’s biggest hits today.

Hello fellow songwriters, I’m Trey Xavier and this is the How Songs Are Made podcast. You may know me from the Gear Gods YouTube channel or my band In Virtue. And on this show, I’ll be talking to notable musical artists to learn about their songwriting process, how it is that they go from a seed of an idea to a full-blown song arrangement, and all the steps in between.

I’m here to bring the songwriting wisdom of the masters of the craft to you directly, and to get the most usable advice from them to make you the most effective songwriter you can be. There are some other podcasts out there about songwriting, but this is the only one focused on finding out the HOW - the real techniques and creative process that real successful songwriters use to write their best songs.

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Interviews with some of the best new U.K. artists, songwriters, producers and music creators about their journey so far writing, creating and releasing music and how they navigate the challenges of being a songwriter, producer or artist in the U.K. in the 2020s. Many are fully independent or at the start of their careers in music yet are still achieving some great successes. We aim, through the podcast, to introduce you to music from some really incredible new songwriters and artists currently building their careers in music - and also hope it inspires and gives some useful insights to those of you out there, who may be wanting to create and release music of your own, but not sure how to get started. These are real stories from people creating and releasing their own music right now.

Calling all gear heads and music makers: now introducing Plugged In — the all-new official podcast from Sweetwater! Hosted by Mitch Gallagher, the Plugged In podcast dives into a wide array of topics that are sure to appeal to music makers of all backgrounds and skill levels. Whether you’re just getting started or you aspire to be the best you can be, there’s something for everyone in Plugged In. Get tips for improving/enhancing your recordings! From troubleshooting the most common problems to breaking down the most innovative new technologies, Plugged In is the perfect podcast for engineers, producers, and technicians that want to get more out of their recordings and productions. Get real-world, tangible advice from our resident experts and some of the biggest names in audio that you can immediately apply to your music making process. Develop your music-making skills! Up your chops and sharpen your skills with advice, lessons, tips, and tricks that pros use to stay on top of their game. From our resident expert content contributors to the most influential musicians in the industry, Plugged In is chock full of real-world advice that you can apply to your craft — no matter which instrument(s) you play! There’s no replacement for experience! That’s why we get up close and personal with your favorite artists, engineers, and producers as they share untold stories and notable experiences that are sure to inspire, inform, and entertain music makers of all backgrounds. Get “ears on” with the latest and greatest gear. If you’re a gear head like us, Plugged In is the podcast for you. Join us as we give the inside scoop on the latest and greatest in recording and music technology. From plug-ins to pedals, Mitch and team get hands-on — and downright tweaky — with the hottest new gear so you can get a taste of what it can do for you. Stay in the know! Things move fast and are constantly evolving here at our headquarters in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Tune in to Plugged In as we “pull back the curtain” on Sweetwater and give you an inside look at the innovative new things we're working on to better serve YOU — our customer. Keep your ear to the ground for all things Sweetwater with the Plugged In podcast.

Host Grace Askew dives into the life of a veteran artist. Her 15+ years of living and breathing music have left her with plenty triumphs and disasters and lessons (mostly learned the hard way) to share for all levels of creatives. From the songwriting process, to life on the road, to stories-behind-the songs, to interviews with fellow creatives on their own journey to finishing (or not finishing) songs, "Daring to Suck" is a place for musicians/artists to glean some guidance for their own path.

Welcome to the Song Saloon!
Hi, I'm Jordan Smith Reynolds. I'm an LA based singer-songwriter interviewing artists I admire. If you love discovering new music, listening to intimate live performances, and conversations exploring the creative process...you’ve come to the right place!
Each episode of the Song Saloon features an artist through the lens of a song. It starts with a live performance, followed by an interview with the songwriter about the featured song, and ends with the final recorded version.
There is ALWAYS more to a song than what's on the surface. Getting to peel back the layers through live performance and talking about the stories behind the songs never fails to leave me inspired and eager to write again!
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Season 2 is Her Song Journeys from Andrea Belita which is the stories that built the songs she wrote. She is a singer/songwriter/producer and is passionate about moving from insecurity to confidence because she had to do that for herself. She grew up without electricity, without walls in their makeshift home in Idaho, and she has created a life she loves and thrives in. After 14 years of dating, terrified of repeating her parent's male-dominated relationship, she found the love of her life after reading, learning, and practicing healthy relationships. She grew up in an extreme Mormon household and has since found joy in spirituality instead of religion. Recently, psychedelic experiences have been healing the family she grew up in with five of the 9 family members having psychedelic therapy and overcoming blocks they previously were not able to release. Hopefully, you can relate to the realness you will find in these raw experiences.
Season 1 is about athletic, adventurous women that Andrea interviewed while building her product and company Swet Seat. Swet Seat sold in 2022, so if you still need a seat cover, head over to swetseat.com to support the new owner.
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