Matt and Gary Barlow have an interesting conversation about family, music, and life. The two pop icons have shared similar experiences, which makes for a great listen! The conversation leads to a wonderful variety of topics. Matt also answers
Have we gone too far? That is the question. Matt discusses his thoughts on living in a society that has recently talked about or implemented changes to our language. Matt has a metered, but strong opinion on this issue. He also answers a number
COVID-19 has certainly had a major impact on LIVE music, concerts and festivals. Musicians have been out of work for a year. Matt talks with Andy Copping, the Executive President of UK Touring for Live Nation. Matt and Andy go way back. They h
Matt talks to Dr. James Doty, the Director and Founder of The Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education at Stanford University of which his Holiness the Dalai Lama is the founding benefactor. He is also a clinical professor in t
Matt interviews businessman and philanthropist, Larry Ruvo. Ruvo is the founder and chairman of Keep Memory Alive. He created the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas after his father, Lou Ruvo, passed away from Alzhei
Matt dives into his inner philosophy about the Law of Karma. He also talks to Douglas Smith, the Former Asst. Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. They discuss the state of American Politics and what is at stake for America, i
Matt Goss responds to comments and questions sent to him on social media. He discusses what goes into writing song lyrics and his process. He responds to a male fan about "man to man" connection and tells a story about a recent random encounter
Matt Goss chats with accomplished journalist and presenter, Kate Thornton. They discuss several topics that were mentioned in Episode One and many more. It's a very candid conversation! Matt also responds to listener questions and comments.
Matt Goss explores several topics that have been on this mind recently. Social media and the "need" to post, the validation of relationships, and the guilt of happiness. Matt also looks back at 2020 and shares his thoughts on how he will approa