Dave Grohl

Dave Grohl, founder of Foo Fighters, discusses the emotional process of creating the song 'The Teacher' dedicated to his late mother. They explore using music as a medium to express grief and reflection, and discuss the personal connections held in the song. The chapter also touches on themes of learning, growth, and the podcast's 10th year anniversary.

Dave Grohl, musician and member of the Foo Fighters, joins Norah Jones in the studio. They discuss taking the hard road after Nirvana, getting lost in the White House, and duet on a song he hasn't played in 20 years. Dave lends his powerful drumming to one of Norah's songs. This episode gives an intimate peek into the mind of one of modern rock's most beloved legends.

Dave Grohl, frontman of Foo Fighters and former Nirvana drummer, joins Krist Novoselic, Nirvana's bassist, and producer Steve Albini to reminisce about the 30th anniversary of 'In Utero.' They discuss the challenges of fame, share heartfelt memories of Kurt Cobain, and reflect on the album's raw sound and its significance in their careers. With humor, they recount the chaos of recording sessions and the importance of creativity in a relaxed environment, all while navigating the complexities of the music industry.

Join Dave Grohl, the legendary frontman of the Foo Fighters and former Nirvana drummer, as he shares hilarious tales of living on corn dogs and encounters with rock icons. He reflects on his musical journey, from the punk scene to the healing power of songwriting, with nostalgic anecdotes about Kurt Cobain and iconic drummers. Grohl also talks about personal growth through family, his daughter's musical talent, and the joy found in collaboration. Expect playful banter and insights about his life in music!

Dave Grohl, frontman of the Foo Fighters, dives into the purpose of his HBO series Sonic Highways, exploring musical connections and the community's role in creativity. He shares his unique songwriting process inspired by city interviews. Bruce Springsteen reflects on his career, integrating politics into character-driven songs, while emphasizing the importance of storytelling. He admits to battling doubt, yet viewing music as both work and joy. Both icons offer insights into the evolving landscape of rock and their personal connections to the craft.

Dave Grohl, front man of Foo Fighters and author of The Storyteller, discusses the importance of storytelling, embracing aging, the power of self-belief, and memorable moments in life like meeting Little Richard. The podcast host reflects on extraordinary moments and their admiration for the book.

Dave Grohl, the legendary frontman of Foo Fighters and former Nirvana drummer, shares his conflicted feelings about friendship with Conan. He dives into his love for fried chicken and champagne, recounts thrilling jam sessions with Paul McCartney, and discusses the Foo Fighters' latest album, Medicine at Midnight. With a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, Grohl reflects on the emotional power of music, transformative experiences in Seattle, and the unpredictability of live performances. Plus, a surprise pregnancy announcement adds joy to the conversation!

Dave Grohl, lead singer and guitarist of the Foo Fighters, discusses their tenth studio album, exploring funk influences, balancing rockstar life with family responsibilities, the power of music and unity, the influence of fear, the reflective power of songwriting, and the new album's groove and future outlook.

Joining the conversation is Dave Grohl, the legendary lead singer of the Foo Fighters and former Nirvana drummer. He shares his thoughts on the vibrant punk rock scene from the 80s and how it shaped his musical identity. The discussion touches on the emotional rollercoaster of touring and band dynamics, as well as the lasting connections music creates between generations. On the basketball front, Joe House dives into the surprisingly resilient Raptors, the Rockets' small-ball strategy, and the Sixers' ongoing struggles, making for a compelling mix of sports and music insights.

Dave Grohl, former drummer of Nirvana, discusses topics such as racial mix in his family and the influence of other races on white super machine music. The speakers engage in a humorous and explicit discussion about erection hardness, jokes about penile accidents, and a bizarre video involving a watermelon helmet. They also talk about the TV show Step by Step, the movie Gia, computer heat, a bathroom mishap, Adele's music, and a phone call with Dave Grohl offering concert tickets.