Mick Jagger Podcasts

Mick Jagger gets strikingly indirect coverage in these podcasts. None of these episodes puts his name in the title. He tends to enter through Rolling Stones history, album discussion, bandmates, and the wider rock world, so expect a recurring presence rather than a dedicated portrait.

Start with the Stones

The closest approach to sustained coverage comes from GARAGE TO STADIUMS Music History Podcast. The Story of The Rolling Stones Part 1 and The Story of The Rolling Stones Part 2 promise the band-scale view, delivered in the show’s guided, chronological music-history style. This is the clearest route for listeners who want context rather than a stray anecdote.

Scratch a Track: Music Review and Commentary Podcast narrows the focus to one record with The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet - Album Review. Its loose, track-by-track format favors production detail, listening memories, digressions, and argument between the hosts. Jagger is part of that album conversation, though the record remains the subject.

Through the people around him

Elsewhere, the mentions sit inside stories about other figures. Desert Island Discs offers the warm, biographical interview Ronnie Wood, musician. Uncharted: Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry takes a more lurid route with The Life and Crimes of Keith Richards: Part 1 | 65 and The Life and Crimes of Keith Richards: Part 2 | 66. In both cases, Jagger is supporting context rather than the announced focus.

The backstage-conversation style of Music Buzzz Podcast - Music Interviews, Commentary & History creates another opening, but episodes such as Ep. 125: Paul Rappaport - Pt. 1 (Columbia Records Rock Promotion) and Ep. 135: Vernon Reid (Living Colour) point toward industry recollection and musician talk, with any Jagger material likely to be brief.

Where to start

The broadest starting point is The Story of The Rolling Stones Part 1. Choose The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet - Album Review for close album discussion, or Ronnie Wood, musician for a gentler bandmate-centered conversation.

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