Zach Sang Show

Zach Sang started in radio as a teenager, bounced through Nickelodeon, and somehow landed in the position of being one of the best music interviewers working today. The Zach Sang Show has nearly 1,000 episodes and a 4.6-star rating, and it's become a mandatory stop for artists dropping new albums or making career pivots. The show updates biweekly with in-depth conversations that go way beyond the standard press junket format. The guest list is stacked. Pop stars, rappers, actors, producers -- pretty much anyone making noise in entertainment culture ends up on Zach's couch at some point. But what separates this from every other celebrity interview podcast is Zach's preparation. He clearly listens to full albums before the interview, reads the back catalog, and asks questions that make guests visibly surprised. You can see the moment when an artist realizes this isn't going to be another "so tell me about the new project" conversation. Zach's own Gen Z identity makes the show feel different from older interviewers covering the same terrain. He understands internet culture natively, references TikTok trends without explaining them like a news anchor would, and treats pop music with the same seriousness that music critics used to reserve for classic rock. The conversations about career trajectories and personal life experiences often reveal more about artists than their own official documentaries do. For music fans who want to actually understand the people making the songs stuck in their head, this is the interview show that consistently delivers.