Video Killed the Radio Star

Simon Le Bon and Nick Rhodes discuss the creation and impact of Duran Duran’s most iconic music videos, including “Rio” and “Girls on Film”.

Gary Kemp discusses the making of Spandau Ballet’s most memorable music videos, including “True” and “Chant No.1”.

Bob Geldof discusses The Boomtown Rat’s most innovative music videos, including “I Don’t Like Mondays” and “A Rat Trap”.

Angus Young and Brian Johnson recall the inspiration behind AC/DC’s most hard-hitting music videos, including “Thunderstruck” and “You Shook Me All Night Long”.

Sting discusses the creative process behind the music videos he was proud to be part of, including “Fields of Gold” and “Every Breath You Take”.

Bono and The Edge discuss U2’s most stunning music videos, including “The Sweetest Thing” and “Numb”

In this episode Magne Furuholmen and Director Steven Baron discuss the ideas behind A-ha’s iconic music videos

In this episode Riche Sambora and legendary director Wayne Isham talk discus their creative relationship during the production of Bon Jovi’s music videos.

In this episode Bryan Adams and legendary director Steve Barron discus their work together and the impact of their ever evolving music videos.

In this episode Mick Fleetwood talks about the bands classic videos and the musical process that defined Fleetwood Mac.

In this episode Matt Sorum and Director Andy Morahan talk about the success of Guns and Roses’ iconic music videos.

In this episode Lars Olrich and legendary director Wayne Isham discuss Metallica’s videos and the impact of MTV on their career.

In this episode, Def Leppard’s Joe Elliot and Rick Savage discuss with video director David Mallet some of the mishaps in their music videos.

In this episode, Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim and director Tim Pope discuss their work on many award-winning Fatboy Slim music videos.

In this episode, Megadeth’s frontman Dave Mustaine and film director Wayne Isham share their views on their music videos.

In this episode, Olivia Newton John, director Brian Grant and legendary choreographer Arlene Phillips discuss the making of the video for Physical

In this episode, Queen’s Roger Taylor and directors David Mallet and Russell Mulcahy discuss the creative process of making their music videos

With the sad passing of Whitney Houston, Video Killed the Radio Star pays its own tribute to the artist’s prolific career through her music videos and directors who created them.

Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues and film director Brian Grant discuss the ideas behind the classic Moody Blues videos, Your Wildest Dreams and I Know You’re Out There Somewhere.

Sammy Hagar, then of Van Halen, and director Andy Morahan discuss Van Halen’s attitude towards making the band’s music videos.

In this episode, Sebastian Bach and director Wayne Isham discuss working together on Skid Row’s music videos, including the classic 18 and Life.

In this episode, Carol Decker of T’Pau and director Brian Grant discuss the ideas behind T’Pau’s music videos, including the thought-provoking China In Your Hand.

In this week’s episode members of Judas Priest and director Wayne Isham discuss working together on their classic music videos.

It was the directors that called the shots and their work could make you or break you. This episode features the pioneering work of australian director Russell Mulcahy.

It was the directors that called the shots and their work could make you or break you. This episode features the work of pioneering director, David Mallet.

It was the directors that called the shots and their work could make you or break you. This episode features the work of pioneering director, Wayne Isham.

It was the directors that called the shots and their work could make you or break you. This episode features the work of pioneering director, Kevin Godley.

It was the directors that called the shots and their work could make you or break you. This episode features the work of pioneering director, Steve Baron.

It was the directors that called the shots and their work could make you or break you. This episode features the work of pioneering director, Andy Morahan.