Susanna Hoffs has a new novel, “This Bird Has Flown,” and a new covers album produced by Peter Asher, “The Deep End.” We talk about these two projects, growing up, the Bangles, meeting her husband and so much more!  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/susanna-hoffs/id1316200737?i=1000607684674 https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/9ff4fb19-54d4-41ae-ae7a-8a6f8d3dafa8/episodes/2117230c-4af0-4991-9e6f-75a1cb88bc3d/the-bob-lefsetz-podcast-susanna-hoffs https://www.stitcher.com/show/the-bob-lefsetz-podcast/episode/susanna-hoffs-301635299

Spotify playlist: https://spoti.fi/3MsWJrI I’m not sure whether to recommend this Netflix show. There are nine episodes and I kept vacillating as to whether it was highbrow or lowbrow, fodder for the masses or something meatier. Actually, there’s one episode about relationships that is killer. It’s episode 6, entitled “Musical Chairs.” And you could watch just […]

Hi Bob: Long term friend Stephen Budd copied me in on your recent email relating to the sad departure of Seymour Stein.  I felt compelled to respond…so here goes! Your observations and stories about Seymour have had me reminiscing since I woke up this morning.  We go back a long, long way that’s for sure…mid […]

He wasn’t the average record exec. Although I first met Seymour at the Troubadour, when he approached me about something I wrote and then went into a story about Syd Nathan, it wasn’t until 2004, when I went to Tony Wilson’s In The City conference in Manchester, that we began to hang, began to bond. […]