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Imogen and Madeline are back to break down their favourite recommendations for those visiting London for the first time.  Books we’re reading: The Ice Cream Girls by Dorothy Koomson Our Women on the Ground edited by Zahra Hankir Accidentally Engaged by Farah Heron Girl A by Abigail Dean

Imogen and Madeline are back to break down their favourite classic books and records, and discuss which authors and artists we think are going to be the classics in years to come.

Imogen and Madeline are back to break down their favourite books and movies based in the 'green list' countries and give their top recommendations.

Imogen and Madeline dig back into the archives to talk about the books they grew up reading, the songs they grew up listening to and their weirdest childhood obsessions and loves.

Imogen chats to Jameson Rodgers on the day of the release of his new EP 'In It For the Money' about his journey so far, his new track with Luke Combs and what's up next.  Listen to the EP here.

Imogen and Madeline are back to break down their favourite biographies and memoirs. Mentions in the Show Books The Lady from the Black Lagoon - Malley O’Meara The Year of Magical Thinking - Joan Didion Becoming - Michelle Obama The Promised Land - Barack Obama My Name is Why - Lemn Sissay Elon Musk - Ashlee Vance Stolen Innocence: The Jan Broberg Story The Diving Bell and the Butterfly The Prophets - Robert Jones Jr. Films Brain on Fire Ru Paul’s Drag Race Music Jameson Rodgers - In It For the Money Fancy Hagood - Southern Curiosity James Taylor - Turn Away Chris Houseman - Blueneck

Imogen and Madeline are back with another episode of Off the Rails - this time to break down their thoughts on the perennial debate, which was better, the book or the movie? They discuss the upcoming Daisy Jones and the Six movie, their thoughts on The Goldfinch adaptation and why they think the world is owed a movie adaptation of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.

Imogen and Madeline are back, this week chatting with author Lizzy Dent about her novel 'The Summer Job' out this Thursday.  Pick up a copy of The Summer Job here in the UK from the 15th April. They also dive into how to support Asian Americans amongst the wave of hate crimes occurring and what literature they've been loving this week.

Imogen and Madeline are back to break down their most underrated books and TV shows, following last week's episode on their most overrated choices. 

Imogen and Madeline return to break down their most controversial opinions, including which books and TV shows they think are most overrated and what they've been reading and listening to this week.

Ryan Hurd is one of Nashville's most prolific songwriters, co-writing mammoth hits including 'What If I Never Get Over You,' 'Sunrise, Sunburn, Sunset' and 'Lonely Tonight.' An incredibly unique artist in his own right, Hurd has experienced huge success over the past few years, with the release of his Platonic - EP and now a new single with his wife Maren Morris. Here, we chat to Ryan about the new single, the past year and his favourite C2C memories.

Imogen and Madeline are back to break down their previous week's reading and listening, and their favourite feminist reads that have changed their perspective on the world over the past few years.

We chat to Brett Kissel ahead of the release of his forthcoming record - What is Life? - out on April 9th, to talk about his latest single and how the pandemic has affected his outlook on life.

Brooke Eden is an incredible singer-songwriter from Nashville who has recently released two new tracks - Sunroof and No Shade. Here, we chat to Brooke about her new music and what's on the horizon for her career.

Imogen and Madeline are back and this week they're going through the archives of the Taylor Swift catalogue and ranking the records from their least to most favourite. 

Imogen and Madeline are back, this week's episode recorded a few weeks back when the news around Morgan Wallen went viral, they dive into the controversy before talking about their pandemic reads and what they've been recently reading.

Imogen and Madeline are back to break down what's on their most anticipated lists of books and records for the coming year, including what they've started the year off with and how they're getting to the end of quarantine.

Off The Rails is a part of the Off the Record network, discussing all things arts and culture - the highs and the lows and everything in-between - from the latest country music releases to the best literary fiction and the thrillers we're loving. The podcast is the newest iteration of the Off The Record podcast. In this episode, we introduce our new co-host Madeline and talk about our favourite new releases.

Imogen chats to up-and-coming singer-songwriter Gabrielle Mooney for a candid conversation about moving to Nashville, her first single and how she has navigated 2020.

After a brief hiatus, we are back and kicking off another season of Off the Record with our next guest Cameron Duddy from Midland to talk all about how the pandemic has affected the band and what's up next.