Famed drummer Stewart Copeland discusses forming the Police with Sting and Andy Summers. Reveals his family's CIA background, musical falling out with Sting, and how Arabic rhythms influenced his drumming style. Talks about his book 'Stewart Copeland's Police Diaries'

As we transition to our new host Manoush Zomorodi, Guy Raz looks back on some of his favorite episodes over the past seven years. This episode originally aired on October 3, 2014. We want to be creative but channeling our creative impulses is no small feat. Is creativity something we are born with or can we learn it? In this hour, TED speakers examine the mystery of creativity. Guests include musician Sting, neuroscientist Charles Limb, author and educator Sir Ken Robinson, and writer Elizabeth Gilbert.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Sting, a legendary musician renowned for his solo work and time with The Police, joins Aaron Michael Goldberg, a talented composer, and comedian Duncan Trussell. They delve into the intriguing relationship between reality and perception, discussing the impact of technology on human nature. The conversation hilariously contrasts traditional sperm evaluation with modern advancements in family planning. They also explore the commodification of music and the effects of social media on creativity, all while maintaining a whimsical tone that invites laughter and reflection.

David and Kaz are back to dive into another loaded week of wrestling. The guys open the show discussing the massive target on AEW champion MJF’s back (05:00).Then, they discuss Sting’s announcement of his last match as well as Rey Mysterio’s allusion to his future retirement plans (18:00).Later, they look back at this week’s ‘RAW,’ including Drew McIntyre and Seth Rollins getting real with each other on the microphone (39:00).Hosts: David Shoemaker and Kareem FamuyideProducers: Jonathan Kermah and Brian H. Waters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hulk Hogan, the legendary pro wrestler known for his charismatic persona, joins an incredible lineup that includes Sting, Goldberg, Kevin Nash, Rick Steiner, and Sid. They reminisce about Hogan's iconic return to Nitro 25 years ago. The discussion covers the mixed sentiments surrounding his comeback and whether it boosted WCW. The wrestlers share personal stories and insights about rivalries, the evolving landscape of wrestling, and memorable matches that defined an era. This lively conversation is a nostalgic trip into wrestling history.

Sharon Shannon, Slipknot, Sting, Susan Boyle discuss the 'The Artists That Start With S Festival'. Dermot's imaginative festival, chaotic music discussions, humorous taxi driver tales, and insurance insights make for a lively episode.

Sting, one of professional wrestling's biggest stars, shares insights from his iconic career during 1990. He discusses the tumultuous WCW landscape, including the internal battles about championship decisions and his notable rivalry with Ric Flair. Sting opens up about his knee injury's impact on his trajectory and reveals memories from his championship moment at the Great American Bash. The conversation also touches on the chaotic storytelling challenges, his reflections on the infamous Black Scorpion saga, and the evolving dynamics within the wrestling world.

Wyclef Jean, célèbre pour son mélange de hip-hop et musique haïtienne, partage ses souvenirs de Brel et évoque son héritage. Nina Simone, icône du jazz et défenseure sociale, parle de l'impact des paroles de Brel sur sa propre musique. Sting rend hommage à la profondeur émotionnelle de Brel, tandis que Céline Dion souligne son influence sur la chanson francophone. Johnny Haliday et Dalida se remémorent leur rencontre avec l'artiste, révélant l'ombre immense qu'il projetait sur leurs carrières.

The two musical legends brought plenty of joy to the Tiny Desk, with an unexpected collaboration that works surprisingly well.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Antonio Banderas, the charismatic Spanish actor, and Melanie Griffith, iconic American actress, share reflections on their divorce with a humorous lens on Hollywood’s beauty standards. Sting adds a quirky twist as they discuss celebrity rumors, including his notorious hygiene. They dive into bizarre topics like pee in pools, Lil Kim's intriguing choice of name for her daughter, and amusing past jobs of celebrities. With playful anecdotes and candid chatter about fame, they illuminate the absurdities and realities of celebrity culture.