British singer, actress, and now podcast host, Paloma Faith, is set to launch her latest venture—a deeply personal and thought-provoking podcast titled Mad, Sad & Bad. Known for her candid personality and vibrant artistry, Paloma is taking the podcasting world by storm with this series, which promises engaging conversations and emotional exploration.
Embracing the Labels: “Mad, Sad & Bad”
The inspiration for the podcast stems from labels Paloma herself has encountered throughout her life. “I’ve been called mad, sad, and bad more times than I can count,” she shares. “Instead of letting those words define me, I’ve decided to own them.”
With this bold mindset, Paloma aims to turn those labels into a conversation starter, drawing from her own experiences and those of her illustrious guests to dissect the moments that have shaped their lives.
What to Expect from Mad, Sad & Bad
Produced by JamPot Productions, the podcast will feature intimate, heartfelt discussions with a stellar lineup of guests. Each episode offers a glimpse into the emotional highs and lows that define the human experience. Here’s what listeners can look forward to:
- Authentic Storytelling: Guests open up about their personal and professional journeys, navigating moments of madness, sadness, and boldness.
- Paloma’s Wit and Wisdom: Known for her humor and insight, Paloma’s unique style ensures every conversation is both entertaining and relatable.
- Diverse Voices: From actors to musicians, comedians, and thinkers, the podcast’s guest list represents a broad spectrum of talent and perspectives.
Star-Studded Guest Lineup
The first episode of Mad, Sad & Bad premieres on Tuesday, January 28, with comedian, broadcaster, and writer Alan Carr as the inaugural guest. Subsequent episodes will feature:
- Mel B: The iconic Spice Girl opens up about her journey through fame and resilience.
- Katherine Ryan: The comedian and broadcaster discusses navigating comedy and life’s challenges.
- Eve and AJ Tracey: These celebrated musicians dive into the emotions behind their artistry.
- Rupert Everett and Paapa Essiedu: Acclaimed actors share stories of triumph and vulnerability in their careers.
- Jameela Jamil, James O’Brien, Elizabeth Day, and Afua Hirsch: Broadcasters and writers reflect on pivotal moments of emotion and growth.
Paloma Faith on the Podcast’s Mission
Paloma describes the podcast as “a celebration of life’s chaos”:
“Mad? Sad? Bad? Sure, I’ve been called all of those things. But this podcast isn’t about judgment; it’s about connection. I’ll be sitting down with some of my favorite people to talk about the moments that shaped them. From the highs to the lows and everything in between, this podcast is a safe space to laugh, cry, and find the beauty in the mess.”
Jamie Laing Welcomes Paloma to the JamPot Family
Jamie Laing, founder of JamPot Productions, couldn’t hide his excitement about the collaboration. “From the moment I met Paloma, I was captivated by her energy and honesty. Mad, Sad & Bad is a perfect reflection of her—bold, refreshing, and unapologetically real. Listening to these episodes, I guarantee you’ll laugh and cry in equal measure.”
Why Mad, Sad & Bad Stands Out
In the crowded world of podcasts, Mad, Sad & Bad brings something unique to the table:
- Emotional Depth: Tackling complex emotions in an accessible way.
- Celebrity Guests: High-profile names ensure captivating storytelling.
- Relatability: Universal themes make it a must-listen for anyone navigating life’s ups and downs.
Launch Details
Mark your calendars! The debut episode featuring Alan Carr will be available on January 28. Episodes will release weekly, promising a fresh dose of inspiration and entertainment for listeners.
How to Tune In
Mad, Sad & Bad will be available on all major podcast platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music. Subscribe now to ensure you never miss an episode.
Key Takeaways
- Podcast Name: Mad, Sad & Bad
- Host: Paloma Faith
- First Episode: January 28
- Notable Guests: Alan Carr, Mel B, Katherine Ryan, Eve, AJ Tracey, Rupert Everett, Jameela Jamil, and more.
- Platform: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and others.
