The musician talks to the likes of Franz Ferdinand and Razorlight for this retrospective of the messy glory of 00s indie rock. Plus, Michael Palin touchingly opens up about losing his wife
Dig out the American Apparel dress, liquid eyeliner and Wayfarer sunglasses – the late 00s’ indie sleaze movement is being celebrated for all its messy glory. Kate Nash – an OG sleazer – hosts this nostalgic new series about the scene, speaking to the likes of the Cribs’ Ryan and Gary Jarman, Franz Ferdinand’s Alex Kapranos and Razorlight’s Johnny Borrell. It’s enough to make you want to cut in a badly judged chunky fringe again. Hollie Richardson
BBC Sounds, available from Monday 28 July
This honest, conversational podcast breaks down taboos by talking to people about the loved ones they’ve lost. Host Jason Davidson is a social worker and in the latest episode Michael Palin (pictured right) talks to him about trying to come to terms with his wife’s death – and why he feels it almost impossible to say “I” instead of “we”. It’s a thoughtful look at his grief. Alexi Duggins
Widely available, episodes weekly
