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Ep 51: Special Kind Of Something (Part 2) With Kavana

Ep 51: Special Kind Of Something (Part 2) With Kavana

In The first of a special two-part episode I chat to 90s pop star Kavana.

For as long as he can remember Kavana was determined to become a pop-star and he made it happen. At the time Take That were disbanding and a chance meeting with their manager led to him recording a song written by Howard Donald. He became a household name and mega-stardom followed. While he was very well known he didn't have immediate chart success until he released a carefully chosen cover version of "I Can Make You Feel Good".

Kavana's journey to fame and the aftermath have been an astonishing test of his resilience. He is a lovely guy and this is story that needed two episodes. In this episode we talk about his move to LA, coming out of the closet, his relationship with Stephen Gately and reality TV.

Ep 50: Special Kind Of Something with Kavana

Ep 50: Special Kind Of Something with Kavana

In a special two-part episode I chat to 90’s pop star Kavana.

For as long as he can remember Kavana was determined to become a pop-star and he made it happen. At the time Take That were disbanding and a chance meeting with their manager led to him recording a song written by Howard Donald. He became a household name and mega-stardom followed. While he was very well known he didn't have immediate chart success until he released a carefully chosen cover version of "I Can Make You Feel Good".

Kavana's journey to fame and the aftermath have been an astonishing test of his resilience. He is a lovely guy and this is story that needed two episodes. In this episode we talk about his rise to fame in 90s pop.

Ep 49: Passion, Pop and Underpants with Steve Grand

Ep 49: Passion, Pop and Underpants with Steve Grand

In July of 2013 Chicago singer-songwriter Steve Grand uploaded a video for his song "All American Boy". It was a video for a country song with a bare bum and a gay twist and a within days it had a million hit and Steve was the face of new gay country. Except that he wasn't and he wasn't even a country singer but he was in demand.

To date steve has had two successful albums and recently launched a range of underwear called Grand Axis.

I catch up with Steve to talk about his music, coping with online hate and of course underpants.

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