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The Rolling Stones keep the tunes coming: best podcasts of the week

Culture | The Guardian 06 July 2026, 06:00 UTC 06 Jul 2026

The Rolling Stones keep the tunes coming: best podcasts of the week — Culture | The Guardian

Norah Jones hosts the legendary rock stars as they return to the studio for a new album. Plus, mindfulness meditation with the Getty Museum This official Rolling Stones podcast is hosted by Norah Jones and released across six weeks, with each chapter charting the making of the band’s upcoming studio album, Foreign Tongues. Unsurprisingly, it’s a polished exercise in PR for one of the world’s biggest acts. Its first episode is also something of a tribute, as it considers how Mick, Keith and Ronnie returned to the studio following the death of drummer Charlie Watt in 2021. Hannah J Davies Widely

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