Kate Moss will host an eight-part podcast titled 'Music Uncovered, David Bowie: Changeling,' exploring Bowie's artistic evolution from 1970 to 1975, available on BBC Sounds from September 10th and broadcast on BBC 6 Music from September 22nd.

The series highlights Bowie's transformative years, including his Ziggy Stardust phase and the creation of The Thin White Duke, with contributions from rare archive interviews and artists like Boy George, Elton John, Iggy Pop, and Robbie Williams.

Moss, a close friend of Bowie for about a decade, recalls their playful interactions and her admiration for his enigmatic personality, describing him as a very special person.

Moss has previously worked with Bowie, notably collecting a BRIT award on his behalf in 2014 while wearing one of his iconic outfits.

The podcast also celebrates Bowie’s ability to reinvent himself, emphasizing his influence on rock music and his status as a British icon.

In addition to Moss, other notable guests include Sir Elton John and Robbie Williams, who will share their insights in the series.

The series includes rare archive interviews and features themes like love, identity, and neurodivergence, with contributions from experts at The Donaldson Trust and artists such as Boy George, Elton John, Iggy Pop, and Robbie Williams.

'Grounding,' produced by Granny Eats Wolf in partnership with The Donaldson Trust, emphasizes neurodiversity by showcasing the talents and perspectives of neurodivergent artists.

Each artist in the 'Grounding' series discusses themes like love and identity, aiming to challenge perceptions and highlight their artistic talents.

The series examines how Bowie reinvented himself during this period, solidifying his status as an iconic figure in rock music.

The eight-part series will feature 15-minute episodes available on BBC Sounds starting September 6, 2025, with broadcasts on BBC 6 Music beginning September 22, 2025.