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Oct 30, 2026
Nile Rodgers launches NEW podcast + uncovers the stories behind John Legend, Miguel, & more’s biggest breakthroughs
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0:00Nile RodgersHOST
Hey, I'm Nile Rodgers.
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0:02Nile RodgersHOST
I'm a producer, songwriter, guitarist, and arranger who co-founded the group Chic and went on to work with some of the biggest artists in music history.
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0:14Nile RodgersHOST
This is Before the Moment, a Lincoln original series.
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0:19Nile RodgersHOST
This fall, I'll be driving across the country, dropping in on some of the most fascinating and coolest artists
A Reaction To The Vince Staples Episode Of The Questlove Show
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26:13Cousin JakeHOST
that'd
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26:13Open Mike EagleHOST
be
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26:13Cousin JakeHOST
dope man Montreal Toronto Chicago Baltimore DC Carrboro North Carolina and I feel like I'm leaving somewhere Nashville and chicago with dj shadow too
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26:27Open Mike EagleHOST
oh nice okay great well please do that and um thank you everyone and please uh tell somebody about the show we appreciate you all tell
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26:35Cousin JakeHOST
everybody about it
Top 10 ’80s Rock Songs That Deserved to Hit #1: Guns N’ Roses, Bon Jovi, The B-52s & More
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19:38Adam ReaderHOST
And he immediately grabbed the tune for his Outta Order LP that was coming out in 88.
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19:42Adam ReaderHOST
My Heart Can't Tell You No came together with Rod Stewart working alongside Duran Duran's Andy Taylor, as well as the group master Bernard Edwards from Chic.
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19:49Adam ReaderHOST
It became one of Rod's favorite recordings.
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19:51Adam ReaderHOST
He would state that one of the song's most memorable moments for him was the acoustic guitar solo by his longtime collaborator, Jim Cregan.
How to Reclaim Yourself to Find Your Thrive as a Midlife Woman with Guest Emma Foster
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43:37Kate PorterHOST
midlife
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43:37Emma FosterGUEST
anthem, drumroll, is actually Good Times by Chic.
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43:44Kate PorterHOST
Oh, yeah.
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43:45Kate PorterHOST
We had good times.
Episode 557 - The IWOL Halloween Playlist
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48:32James YoungerHOST
How obvious do you want
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48:33Johnny PayneHOST
to go? Because I go Le Freak by Chic.
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48:44James YoungerHOST
Light My Fire works really well.
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48:46Johnny PayneHOST
Doors have a lot.
SIENNA SPIRO: I Sing Just to Know I'm Alive
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1:09Nile RodgersHOST
That turning point where a hobby becomes a profession, when struggle becomes success, when pretty good becomes legendary.
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1:19Nile RodgersHOST
I'm Nile Rodgers, co-founder of the band Chic and producer of pop hits with some of the industry's top artists.
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1:27Nile RodgersHOST
I'm driving around the country in my Lincoln Navigator SUV, talking to some of the coolest, most interesting people in music to discuss their journey before the moment.
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1:49Nile RodgersHOST
Listening to Sienna Spiral's breakout hit, Die on This Hill, feels like going back in time for me.
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12:53Nile RodgersHOST
When you referenced Diana Ross earlier, it's such a wacky story.
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12:59Nile RodgersHOST
One day we were doing a gig and we turned around and My partner said, damn, is that Diana Ross? And I said, yeah.
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13:07Nile RodgersHOST
He said, wow, Diana Ross came to see Chic? This is cool.
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13:12Nile RodgersHOST
And then he said to me, he said, that's like the queen coming to see you.
Why Intentional Rest Matters: Emma Grace Hurley on Her Record-Breaking Chicago Marathon Debut, Training With Purpose & Eyeing 2028
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28:19Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
I think that's something that brings a little bit more out of me than I get even just racing for myself or my coach.
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28:27Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
Not that I race for anyone else, but you're representing the whole group behind you, right? Yeah.
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28:34Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
I don't know.
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28:35Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
I just like the feeling of like physically having teammates out there doing it with you.
8 MINS LATER
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36:22Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
One was, like not chasing money, but chasing like progress and things that excite me.
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36:26Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
And two, just being in Indianapolis, I think it's sometimes easy to be like, oh, like everyone trains in like these places and I'm like over here in an island.
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36:33Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
And she was like, I always prefer to train apart from the group.
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36:38Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
You can be more focused that way.
Marcia Kimpton on Embracing Laughter as Therapy in Life's Toughest Moments and Personal Struggles
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40:55Marcia KimptonGUEST
And, you know, he almost lost it all on the third hotel in San Francisco.
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40:59Marcia KimptonGUEST
He kept in San Francisco in the beginning because all his investors were there.
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41:04Marcia KimptonGUEST
He moved from Chicago, where I grew up when I was eight, to San Francisco.
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41:08Marcia KimptonGUEST
And he mostly worked in finance and investment.
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41:13Marcia KimptonGUEST
And he actually was the one that created the Helmsley Palace.
#205 Clubs & Build Your Own Programmable Robot (Part 1)
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29:33Chris ScullHOST
This is one of my favorite Studio 54 stories.
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29:35Chris ScullHOST
Because when Nile Rodgers, then of the band Chic, turned up with his bass player, Bernard Edwards, he had been personally invited by Grace Jones.
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29:43Chris ScullHOST
They arrive at Studio 54 and the bouncer goes, you're not coming in.
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29:46Chris ScullHOST
To Nile Rodgers? Yeah, the legend is that Grace Jones had forgot to tell the door staff, like, oh, Nile Rodgers.
Revisiting: Raphael Saadiq
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37:51Raphael SaadiqGUEST
With Earth, Wind & Fire.
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37:52Raphael SaadiqGUEST
And I got a chance to play with Nile Rodgers and Chic.
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37:56Raphael SaadiqGUEST
Wow.
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