This is the recent interview with Nick Gillespie.

Today's episode is sponsored by Bank on Yourself.

My guest today, and I'm incredibly excited about this, is Nick Cave, the music legend I've

been listening to since he emerged from Australia in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Over the years, Nick Cave has written screenplay, soundtracks, novels.

He's collaborated with everyone from Johnny Cash to Kylie Minogue to PJ Harvey to Necko case.

Since 2018, he's published the Red Hand Files, where he answers readers' questions

in a manner that is deeply vulnerable, touching, and insightful. He's got a new album out

with his longtime band, The Bad Seeds. It's called Wild God. We talk about this astonishing

record, along with his unshakable commitments to free speech,

how the death of his 15-year-old son affected his art, his abiding interest in ritual and religion,

and why he refuses to join artist boycotts of countries such as Israel.

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