

Richard Barbieri: podcast appearances and interviews
Porcupine Tree
About Richard Barbieri
Richard Barbieri was born on 30 November 1957. He is an English musician, composer, and sound designer. Barbieri initially gained recognition as a member of the new wave band Japan, and he was also part of their brief reincarnation as Rain Tree Crow from 1989 to 1991. In 1993, he became the keyboard player for the progressive rock band Porcupine Tree. Among the band members, he is one of the longest tenured, second only to its founder, Steven Wilson.
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Podcasts Richard Barbieri appeared on
Shows that have booked Richard Barbieri as a guest, ranked by appearance count.






Latest Richard Barbieri interviews
Every podcast episode Richard Barbieri has appeared on, newest first.


NEM#253: Synth-Scaper Richard Barbieri (Japan, Porcupine Tree)

NEM#253: Synth-Scaper Richard Barbieri (Japan, Porcupine Tree)

PEL Presents NEM#253: Synth-Scaper Richard Barbieri (Japan, Porcupine Tree)

NEM#253: Synth-Scaper Richard Barbieri (Japan, Porcupine Tree)



Guests who appear alongside Richard Barbieri
Guests who share the same shows as Richard Barbieri. Worth a look if you're building a panel or pitching the same circuit.
Frequently asked questions
What podcasts has Richard Barbieri been on?
Richard Barbieri has appeared on 6 podcasts across 6 episodes. Notable shows include The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast, Electronically Yours with Martyn Ware, The Partially Examined Life.
What does Richard Barbieri do?
Richard Barbieri is Porcupine Tree. Podcast appearances span topics tied to their work and expertise.
When was Richard Barbieri's most recent podcast appearance?
Richard Barbieri's most recent appearance was on "NEM#253: Synth-Scaper Richard Barbieri (Japan, Porcupine Tree)". The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast, published May 31, 2026.
Which podcast has Richard Barbieri appeared on most often?
The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast. 2 appearances on record, most recently May 31, 2026.
