<div>We're back! And by we, I mean me and musician, writer and academic <a href="https://www.leahkardos.com/bio/">Leah Kardos</a>, amongst whose many achievements is the critically-acclaimed book '<a href="https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/blackstar-theory-9781501365379/">Blackstar Theory: The Last Works of David Bowie' </a>which takes a thoughtful and informed view of Bowie's final projects. She is also a friend and trusted collaborator of Tony Visconti's, founding <a href="https://www.visconti-studio.co.uk">The Visconti Studio</a> at London's Kingston University. Currently, Leah's working on her next book, exploring Kate Bush's 'Hounds of Love' album. <br>
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In this conversation, we continue our deep dive into The Next Day, with anecdotes, opinions, random theories and what we hope are facts, all of which will hopefully entertain you as much as they did us, in the making of this podcast. <br>
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Huge thanks this episode to <a href="https://www.bowiebible.com">bowiebible.com</a> for tons of helpful information, a shoutout to our writing hero <a href="https://bowiesongs.wordpress.com">Chris O'Leary</a> and thanks again to Leah for her custom-made theme music for this episode. </div>
