
Should The Michael Jackson Film Tell The Whole Story?
18 May 2026

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Listener Land is an independent UK music culture platform for news, nostalgia, arguments, weird stories and the sort of opinions that turn into proper conversation.
New episodes with sharp music chat and very little patience for nonsense.
Music stories rewritten, fact-checked and given a proper Listener Land angle.
Louis, Geoff and Wayne bringing different tastes to the same conversation.
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Past, present and everything that still sounds alive.
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About Listener Land
Louis, Geoff and Wayne talk like fans because they are fans: funny, suspicious, nostalgic, curious and happy to say when the emperor's latest comeback single has no clothes.
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