Pod Of The Pops (The Girlband Popcast) Pod of the Pops

You know we love deep dives on the forgotten solo careers. This week its the turn of Siobhan Donaghy, the original flame haired irish Sugababe. Leaving after the mixed success of the debut Sugababe album, One Touch, Siobhan fires off with two albums of her own: Revolution in me and Ghosts. 
Aside from music theres some surprises along the way including musicals and fashion.

Pod of the Pops: The Girlband Podcast and in series 2 we are deep diving into The Sugababes. We're covering the biggest pop singles of the 00s and deep diving into the solo careers. 
This week its the Sugababes debut album One Touch, including the era defining debut single Overload which celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2020. 
Find out how Mutya Keisha Siobhan went from Sugababies to Sugababes after being discovered by All Saints manager Ron Tom and why they were dropped by London Records

Did you miss us like a hole in the head? Because we did, babes, and it ain't cool babes.
We know we took a minute to get back to you but we're coming right back at ya (this time) with a brand new series. We've done the best selling girlband of the 90s and now its the best selling girlband of the 00s. 
Before we dive in, we're catching you up on in everything in our pop bubbles. We're SO glad to be back.
Pod of the pops, Series 2. The Sugababes podcast

Final bonus episode of series 1 celebrating the solo careers of the Spice Girls and we have been inspired by the letter Victoria Beckham wrote in Vogue magazine. 
We have written a letter to our pre podcast selves (yes its only been 9 months, but we're very self indulgent). We cover EVERYTHING - from Aarons stint on Britains Got Talent, to Laurens sex life (be safe guys), to Karens anxiety. 
We hope you have loved listening as much as we have loved recording. We'll be back in Autumn for series 2.... in the meantime, we'll be chatting all things Spice on social media

Spice Girls reunion tour 2019 brings Spiceworld to a new generation (next!).
Baby Spice, Scary Spice, Sporty Spice, Ginger Spice (not Posh) are back together and singing all their hits, from Wannabe to Let Love Lead the Way (yes they did). Join us as we dissect the set list, the costumes, the merchandise, the stadium and, of course, the opening act (Poor Jess Glynne).
Whether you saw them in Wembley, Bristol, Sunderland or Dublin (we saw them in Edinburgh and it was fire) this will help you Never Give Up On The Good Times and answer the all important question..... Why was Geri so cold?

In this episode we celebrate the legacy of once of Britains most enduring fashion icons: Me, Victoria Beckham.
We follow her journey from the first collection of dresses, through her many vogue appearances, to being an award winning UK fashion label. This is more than Posh Spice, this is more than girl power - this is fashion, darling.
Along the way we cover her many TV spots including stints on American Idol, Ugly Betty and her own reality show.