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Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel welcome world-renowned DJ and producer Armin van Buuren to discuss his remarkable success in the electronic music scene. Armin shares insights about his upbringing in the Netherlands, the mental health challenges he faced due to the pressures of global fame, and the efforts he made to find balance in his life. He also talks about his passion for conservation and his commitment to using his platform to inspire environmental awareness and promote positive change.
This week's Moby Pod is all about raves. Moby takes Lindsay and Bagel on a journey through the history of raves, the music that inspired a new culture, and the experiences he had along the way. From the drugs to the fashion to the secret flyers, this is a full exploration of the rave scene, complete with a 1990s rave dance tutorial. Moby and Lindsay break down the composition of "Feeling So Real"—Moby's rave anthem.
Night two of Moby’s live celebration of the 25th anniversary of ‘Play’. Live from the Masonic Lodge in Los Angeles, Lindsay, Bagel, and Moby explore his experience of the album’s release, his life pre-sobriety, touring, and the public reception of ‘Play’. Moby is joined by a cast of musicians to perform songs from this special album.
25 years ago Moby released ‘Play’ and this special episode is a celebration filled with stories and live music. Live from the Masonic Temple in Los Angeles, Lindsay, Bagel and Moby explore the chapters of his childhood, early music career and the making of ‘Play’. And Moby is joined by a cast of musicians to perform songs from this special album.
Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel welcome Renee King-Sonnen to discuss the events in her life that led her to shift her cattle ranch into a vegan haven, Rowdy Girl Sanctuary, and the organization that encourages others to do the same, Rancher Advocacy Program. She’ll also reveal how sobriety, spirituality, and being of service have changed her life. If you were hoping to use country music to ensnare your future spouse only to divorce them and marry them again, this episode may serve as a how-to.
As Moby prepares for his European tour, he and Lindsay discuss what exactly that means to him. In this longer-than-usual episode, there are interviews with the band and crew, a tour of the stage, and a discussion with Moby about his experiences of stadium tours in the past and his hopes for this one.
In this episode, Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel play games, announce a brief hiatus, give updates about their movie Tecie, and reveal how they manage stress.
Dr. Michael Greger joins Moby and Lindsay to discuss how diet affects human health and well-being. He’ll share about his path to healthcare and explore the many ways that food acts as medicine.
Recorded on their home planet, Moby and Lindsay are revealing their true forms as they discuss Moby’s recently released album Always Centered at Night. Track by track, Moby will break down how each song was created and the overarching ethos of the album itself.
Billie Lee joins Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel to discuss her comedy career, her experience transitioning, her stint on Vanderpump Rules, as well as her podcasts and new book!
Following this week’s Variety announcement of their upcoming film ‘Tecie’, Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel are discussing their production company Little Walnut. They have invited the film’s director Mark Webber to share what made him the artist he is today.
Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel invite Dr. Neal Barnard to the studio to discuss his path to founding the Physicians Committee of Responsible Medicine and all that followed. He is an adjunct professor at George Washington University, an author, an activist, a lobbyist, and one of the leading minds on how to prevent and reverse disease with diet.
Moby and Lindsay are dressing up in their finest disco attire for a musical experience in front of a live studio audience. Listen along as their talented friends join them on stage to perform their own version of a song that Moby and Lindsay have written. Yes, there will be prizes and obviously a big disco dancin’ finale.
Ellie Laks, the founder of The Gentle Barn animal sanctuary, invites Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel to sit among her rescued animals and discuss her journey. They’ll also discuss the human connection to animals and how to stay sane in a chaotic world.
Liz Moody is an author of multiple best-selling books, journalist, wellness advocate, and host of the highly rated ‘The Liz Moody Podcast’. Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel sit down with Liz to talk about her new book '100 Ways to Change Your Life: The Science of Leveling Up Health, Happiness, Relationships & Success' as well as travel, diet, procreation, and cats (obviously).
Liz Moody is an author of multiple best-selling books, journalist, wellness advocate, and host of the highly rated ‘The Liz Moody Podcast’. Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel sit down with Liz to talk about her new book '100 Ways to Change Your Life: The Science of Leveling Up Health, Happiness, Relationships & Success' as well as travel, diet, procreation, and cats (obviously).
Liz Moody is an author of multiple best-selling books, journalist, wellness advocate, and host of the highly rated ‘The Liz Moody Podcast’. Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel sit down with Liz to talk about her new book '100 Ways to Change Your Life: The Science of Leveling Up Health, Happiness, Relationships & Success' as well as travel, diet, procreation, and cats (obviously).
Liz Moody is an author of multiple best-selling books, journalist, wellness advocate, and host of the highly rated ‘The Liz Moody Podcast’. Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel sit down with Liz to talk about her new book '100 Ways to Change Your Life: The Science of Leveling Up Health, Happiness, Relationships & Success' as well as travel, diet, procreation, and cats (obviously).
Join Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel as they celebrate the first anniversary of Moby Pod. Lindsay recites her epic pod poem, and the trio reviews some of their favorite guests and moments of the show from their year one, as well as answering some audience questions.
Ashley Jackson is an actor, writer, producer, and animal rights activist. The daughter of political activists the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Dr. Karin Stanford, Ashley has taken up the mantle of her parents and has become an outspoken advocate for animals and food justice for all. Ashley, Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel cross generational divides to discuss everything from the stresses of dating to sustainable diets.
Ed Begley Jr. is a prolific actor, appearing in hundreds of films and television shows. He’s also a committed environmentalist with multiple books about sustainability currently in print. In this episode, Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel sit with Ed to discuss his fascinating Hollywood experiences, iconic roles, and eco-friendly lifestyle.
Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel end a very strange and stressful year by discussing meditation and their experiences with it. Moby leads a mediation to help you end your 2023 with a sense of calm.
The second and final part of Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel’s conversation with Hunter Biden. Recorded in Hunter’s home painting studio, this episode touches on his artistic life, creative inspirations, and hopes for the future.
Moby, Lindsay, and Bagel sit down for a conversation with Hunter Biden in his home painting studio. In this first of two installments, they’ll talk about everything from guilt vs. shame to creativity to the dangers of resentment, and so much more. Part 2 is out next Friday, December 15.
Moby is marking his 36th Veganniversary with a journey through time. He will take us on a trip in six-year increments, discussing the cultural climate of the plant-based movement and his personal journey as a musician. He will also play clips from notable songs of the time, including both unreleased and chart-topping tracks. Moby will also express his profound affection for, as you may have guessed, beans.
The second half of Moby and Lindsay’s conversation with the founder of Farm Sanctuary, Gene Baur. Gene discusses the early days of Farm Sanctuary and the future of the compassionate food movement.
Moby and Lindsay sit down with the founder of Farm Sanctuary, Gene Baur, to talk about his many accomplishments in animal advocacy and environmentalism. Moby celebrates his Veganniversary with this inspiring episode, the first of two episodes with Gene.
Warning: This episode contains descriptions of drug use and suicidal ideation.
Moby shares his story of addiction and his journey to recovery. Lindsay and Moby discuss emotional sobriety and spirituality. Moby performs an acoustic version of Extreme Ways.
Moby and Lindsay have a chance to catch up with Gwenna Hunter, founder of the Vegans of Los Angeles Food Bank. They’ll discuss the spiritual side of veganism and get to the heart of her activism.
Recorded in front of a live audience, this episode explores our extraterrestrial reality. Moby and Lindsay ask the questions that are on all of our minds: What are aliens? Why haven’t they made contact in a real way? How will we get them to understand the human condition? Will they respond to our song in which we beg for our lives?
Moby discusses his new song Should Sleep and where he got his inspiration for it, he and Lindsay play Finish the Lyric and recall storm stories from their past with some surprising name drops.
Peter Kalmus is a climate scientist, environmental activist, and author. Moby and Lindsay talk to Peter about the state of our climate reality, the science behind it, and what we can do to help our planet survive. In a fun way.
Moby and Lindsay create a country music song from scratch.
Steve-O joins Moby and Lindsay to discuss his upbringing, clown college, Jackass, animal activism, upcoming creative endeavors, and his spiritual journey.
Moby and Lindsay discuss the concept of modern rage, play “Finish the Lyric”, discuss Moby’s aversion to luxury items, then Moby gives us the rundown on all of his upcoming music projects.
Moby and Lindsay talk to psychiatrist Kirsten Thompson, the founder of Remedy Psychiatry. They talk about Dr. Thompson’s unique path into her career, the interdisciplinary nature of her work, and her mission to make mental health care more accessible to those who need it.
Moby and Lindsay decide to write a song from scratch. It’s a complete journey, from deciding on chord progression and theme, writing lyrics and music, all the way to a finished song.
Rachel (R.H.) Stavis joins Moby and Lindsay for a conversation about Rachel’s experience as a professional author and exorcist. They’ll discuss her book Sister of Darkness, how she manages her special abilities, and what is next for her. There is also a mysterious technical malfunction that sends Moby reeling.
Moby and Lindsay do their first live podcast recording at Neuehouse Hollywood. Moby celebrates the release of his new album Resound NYC and plays acoustic versions of the hits. Resound NYC is out everywhere for your listening pleasure!
Moby and Lindsay recall the first record they ever bought and some classic pick-up lines. Moby also discusses his grasp of quantum physics and the unknowable nature of the universe.
Moby and Lindsay sit down with writer, long-distance cyclist, explorer, entrepreneur, public speaker, and creator of the Blue Zones, Dan Buettner. They’ll also reveal that they’ve chosen the winners of the May 4th live podcast recording in LA.
Moby and Lindsay engage in battle to see who has the most interesting facts. A winner is proclaimed! Moby also answers a slew of audience queries and performs a surprise jazz samba version of his song Beautiful.
Moby offers up some of his most valuable tips for overcoming anxiety, gives some health advice, discusses restaurant ownership, and he and Lindsay build a huge choir out of only their voices.
Moby and Lindsay sit down with Lisa Edelstein to discuss her formative years, her acting career, and her new venture as a painter.
Moby and Lindsay discuss the history of remixing, bacteria facts, ancient brain surgery, and the backstory of the song Walk With Me (from Moby’s upcoming album, Resound) with a walk-through of the remix.
Moby discusses the release of Punk Rock Vegan Movie, he and Lindsay interview Derrick Green, and Moby breaks down the elements of the punk rock version of his song, Beautiful, from the PRVM soundtrack.
Moby discusses his anxiety, how ambient music helps, and how to make an ambient track.
In the inaugural episode of his podcast, Moby explores his song “Southside” and his relationship with the legendary David Bowie.