The Jeremiah Show Podcasts
Pop Culture, Music Icons, Food Gods
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We feature the world’s most fascinating guests from the worlds of pop culture, music, and culinary arts.
In our 21st season and with over 1,400 shows, honorary guests have included John Cleese, Dennis Miller, Anne Heche, Jon Lovitz, Mariel Hemingway, Rosanna Arquette, Steve Guttenberg, Danny Trejo, Corin Nemec, Michael McDonald, Chris Hillman (The Byrds), Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, (Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers) Miles Copeland (Sting, The Police) and featuring your favorite TV stars from Bravo’s Top Chef winners such as Brooke Williamson (Triple Threat with Bobby Flay) and Melissa King, (Tasting Wild) NBC’s American Ninja Warriors, NBC’s The Voice artists like Girl Named Tom
Singer-songwriter Beau James Wilding returns to The Jeremiah Show to introduce his evolving dark folk project, Food for the Wyrm, and the haunting new album A Wicked Huntsman. Drawing inspiration from traditional folk ballads, doom, punk, and Irish storytelling traditions, Beau opens up about embracing life’s darker emotions instead of hiding from them. From recording in Ireland to exploring themes of mortality, suffering, and transformation, Beau shares how the album became both a meditation on death and a celebration of being fully alive. Summon the Wrym!
Later in the episode, pop artist Nicole Sophia returns with her powerful new single “Too Young to Die” from her album Feral. Nicole speaks candidly about mental health, OCD, social media authenticity, self-love, and the emotional highs and lows that come with building an independent music career. The conversation explores how music can become both a survival tool and a form of resistance, while Nicole continues encouraging listeners to embrace every imperfect part of themselves without apology.
Chapter Markers:
00:00 — Beau James Wilding / Food for the Worm
05:30 — The darkness behind A Wicked Huntsman
10:55 — “Unfortunate Rake” and Irish folk influences
14:00 — Recording the album in Ireland
19:00 — Live shows and the Food for the Worm community
26:30 — Nicole Sophia returns
30:00 — Mental health, OCD & social media authenticity
34:30 — Love, heartbreak & writing the next album
36:45 — The story behind “Too Young to Die”
40:00 — Nicole Sophia performs “Too Young to Die”
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