In this episode of the Sweet Song Podcast, host Kristi York Wooten welcomes soulful singer Kristina Train for a fun discussion about her new album County Line, out Sept. 19, 2025, on Blue Elan Records. They explore Kristina's musical journey through Americana, jazz, and blues, touring with Herbie Hancock, covering her favorite outlaw country icons Waylon, Kris, and Willie, and her take on Cher's "Believe." Kristina also reveals her "sweet song" and details about her album release and upcoming shows.

In this episode, host Kristi York Wooten and guest Nick Heyward explore how films and visual media shaped Heyward's English childhood in the 1960s, the evolution of Haircut One Hundred, the writing of "Kite," and the songs he wished he'd written. Plus: What's Nick Heyward's Sweet Song? Listen to find out!

In this deep conversation, Cy Curnin of The Fixx reflects on his performance style, a crazy mushroom omelette, the impact of AI on music, and nearly 50 years of memorable moments with the band. Plus: the legacy of The Alarm's Mike Peters, the staying power of David Bowie, and the significance of empathy and authenticity in artistry.

In this episode of the Sweet Song Podcast, host Kristi Wooten interviews Cary Brothers, discussing his new single 'Everything' and its video with puppets, the nostalgia surrounding the 20th anniversary of the movie and soundtrack to 'Garden State', and the stories behind his songs like 'Stardust'.

In this episode of the Sweet Song Podcast, host Kristi York Wooten welcomes back Howard Jones to discuss his latest album, Piano Composed. The conversation explores Howard's early musical influences, his journey with technology in music, and the creative process behind his new compositions. Howard shares insights on maintaining humanity amidst electronic innovation, the significance of live performances, and reflections on his iconic Live Aid performance. The discussion also delves into the differences between his previous works and the new album, highlighting the importance of melody and emotional connection in music.

Swing Out Sister's Corinne Drewery and Andy Connell join host Kristi York Wooten for a wide-ranging conversation about their music and career beyond "Breakout," including creating "magic and sunshine" by mixing elements of pop, jazz, orchestral and hip-hop in their songwriting, bringing Filth and Dreams to Japan and why sincerity helped the group find its path. A new 8-CD box set including their albums between 1994-2004, Certain Shades of Limelight, drops July 18, 2025.

Singer, guitarist, and songwriter Neil Jones joins host Kristi York Wooten for a chat about Stone Foundation's 25th Anniversary and the band's timely and joyfully groovy new album, The Revival of Survival. We talk about the influence of Paul Weller, the Jam and Style Council (Mick Talbot recently joined Stone Foundation on keys!), working with soul legends like William Bell and Bettye LaVette, our mutual love for Marvin Gaye and Michael McDonald — and Jones' two SWEET SONGS. 

The new wave icon joins the podcast to discuss his sweet song, latest music, touring — and what happens when he hears Hojo music playing in the supermarket. (August 20, 2024)

The actor, author, and Spandau Ballet songwriter and guitarist joins Kristi York Wooten for a chat about his new album, This Destination. We talk American culture wars, Live Aid, Bob Dylan, his Rockonteurs podcast with Guy Pratt, and the one thing Kemp would change about Spandau Ballet if he could go back in time. 

Sweet Song host Kristi York Wooten speaks with artists and musicians about their favorite songs, musical process and worldview