Welcome to our podcast!
Our very own Metal & High Heels Podcast is hosted and produced by the women behind the Magazine Kiki, Pia, and Steffi.
Subscribe to the Metal & High Heels Podcast on iTunes, subscribe on Android, or on podcatchers like Stitcher, or TuneIn.
It airs twice a month on Tuesdays. Our awesome jingle is voiced by Kassandra Novell based on the song ‘Storm’ by her band MERCY ISLE.
M&H-Podcast Episodes
Our Milestone Albums + SABATON Interview | Metal & High Heels Podcast 48
After talking about how we discovered Metal on the last episode of the Metal & High Heels Podcast, the three of us got together again to talk about the albums that shaped our taste in music or changed our lives somehow. Metal & High Heels Podcast – Episode 48: Recorded on May 19th, 2019. M&H […]
How we discovered Metal | Metal & High Heels Podcast 47
This is how we discovered metal! The three of us tell our stories.
Sustainable Nutrition | Metal & High Heels Podcast 46
Kiki, Pia and Steffi discuss how they think about the planet when buying food and groceries.
THE BIRTHDAY MASSACRE | Metal & High Heels Podcast 45
Kiki and Pia talk about THE BIRTHDAY MASSACRE. Episode includes an interview with Chibi.
March Releases | Metal & High Heels Podcast 44
Kiki and Steffi talk about relevant albums that were released in March 2019.
M&H 43 – Sustainable Lifestyle
Kiki, Pia and Steffi talk about the eco-friendly aspects of their lives.
M&H 42 – Heavy Metal & Politics
Kiki and Steffi talk to Malik Aziz about how Heavy Metal isn’t that vocal in political topics anymore and why it should be.
M&H 41 – CELLAR DARLING’s “The Spell”
Welcome to a new episode of the Metal & High Heels Podcast! The 41st episode is hosted by Kiki only but do not despair, Pia and Steffi will be back soon. As a special guest, CELLAR DARLING‘s singer, multi-instrumentalist and now also audiobook-narrator, Anna Murphy, joins the podcast to talk about the Swiss band’s upcoming […]
M&H 40 – Music Videos
We talk about the different styles of music videos and the elements that don’t make sense to us in them.