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Hosted by Jenny Eliscu · music · EN
Interviews focus on key moments of discovery, and the songs/artists that have soundtracked the guest's life. Hosted by journalist and radio presenter Jenny Eliscu (@jennylsq), these are laid-back but in-depth discussions about the journey to find their creative voice and process, and how it has evolved over their career. Episodes also occasionally feature clips from Eliscu's extensive archive, which includes 25 years' worth of interview audio.
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Signup to Generate a PitchInterviews focus on key moments of discovery, and the songs/artists that have soundtracked the guest's life. Hosted by journalist and radio presenter Jenny Eliscu (@jennylsq), these are laid-back but in-depth discussions about the journey to find their creative voice and process, and how it has evolved over their career.
LSQ is hosted by Jenny Eliscu. The show has published 146 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Robyn Hitchcock (Interview)" (14 October 2026, 43 minutes), "Alex Cameron" (8 September 2026, 41 minutes), and "Finn Wolfhard" (15 July 2026, 34 minutes).
LSQ publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 146 episodes.
Booking probability for LSQ is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. LSQ requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. LSQ's contact route on record: verified email.
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Jenny Eliscu hosts LSQ, a music podcast with 146 episodes published.
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Episode #15
“I guess I swapped my parents and my family for Bob Dylan ,” says Robyn Hitchcock , remembering an evolutionary moment in his creative journey. “I just heard “Like a Rolling Stone” every day for two months as I was...
Episode #12
“I started writing poems and singing them over instrumental songs I’d made, and I realized that the melody was coming to me as I read them, and I was like, ‘Oh, there’s music in the words!,” says Alex Cameron...
Episode #12
Even during the past decade while he was busy with Stranger Things , Finn Wolfhard still has always found time to make music - whether with his teenage bands Calpurnia and The Aubreys , or more recently under his own...
Episode #11
This spring, Radiohead guitarist Ed O’Brien released a beautiful and soul-stirring album called Blue Morpho , and in this episode, he shares with great depth and candor what inspired the album, his approach to recording...
Episode #10
“Words were always my weapon,” says Genesis Owusu, talking about the love of creative writing he discovered as a child. “Also kind of ironically, conversation wasn’t always my weapon, so I always felt like the truest...
Episode #9
Like many of their fans, I discovered Corook’s music on TikTok , and I was immediately charmed by the sweetness and humor and directness of their songs. Honestly, as someone who is newer to using TikTok — I only set up...
Episode #8
Talking about his band American Football ’s latest return following a long absence, frontman Mike Kinsella invokes the notorious D.B. Cooper, saying, “I feel like we jumped out of a plane with a suitcase of money...
Episode #7
“ Kneecap was born out of this need to represent the identity of young people who speak Irish in the city, an identity a lot of people around the world wouldn’t know exists,” says Móglaí Bap of Irish hip-hop trio...
Episode #6
“I just remember being fascinated by language, it felt like this treasure I was discovering,” says Arlo Parks , of her childhood affinity with words. “I remember being obsessed with the word ‘pebble,’ and the sense of...
Episode #5
“When I started going to rock & roll camp once a summer, I definitely always felt like there was a lot to be proven of being like a girl, a small girl,” says Snail Mail ’s Lindsey Jordan. “My whole brain was just this...
Episode #4
“I had never played a concert until I got a record deal with Sub Pop and they were like, ‘Well, you should consider going on tour,’" says Iron & Wine 's Sam Beam. "I was like, ‘Oh shit.’ It’s a very atypical story, and...
Episode #3
“It is important to have faith when you’re making something,” says Florence Shaw, frontwoman for U.K. post-punk band Dry Cleaning, regarding the hyper-specificity of her lyrics and how they can still feel very...
Episode #2
In episode 133, Sudan Archives 's Brittney Parks shares the story of her creative evolution, beginning with falling in love with violin when she was in fourth grade (thanks to a school visit by Canadian fiddle group...
Episode #1
To kick off season 9 of the LSQ podcast, I had the pleasure of reconnecting with my old friends The Format , who are back together with their first new album since 2006’s Dog Problems. Produced by the legendary Brendan...
Episode #16
An all-time favorite artist sits for an all-time favorite interview! Bon Iver 's Justin Vernon is my guest in this episode of the LSQ podcast — the final episode of 2025 and season 8 of the show. We recorded this at his...
Episode #15
Indie rock legend Evan Dando joins me in episode 130 to talk about The Lemonheads ’ excellent new album, Love Chant — their first LP of originals in twenty years. We also discuss the Townes Van Zandt covers album he’s...
Episode #14
It was awesome to finally get to interview Neko Case , whose music (both on her own and with New Pornographers) I've admired for ages. In late September she released an awesome new album called Midnight Grey, Neon Green...
Episode #13
For episode 128, I spoke with the brilliant Mdou Moctar , a Tuareg singer, guitarist and songwriter whose sound combines rock, blues and contemporary Saharan music into songs that range from shreddy and electrifying to...
Episode #12
"I got the writing bug very early," says Suede's iconic frontman Brett Anderson. "I was fascinated by the simplicity of what was in front of me: You have six strings, and a limited number of notes, and 26 letters in the...
Episode #11
I remember back in the mid 90s when I first got into Elliott Smith ’s music and discovered that he also had a band. That band was called Heatmiser , and they were putting out amazing music, as well. A particular...
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