Dua Lipa: At Your Service

After three seasons of At Your Service and a Summer Series, host Dua Lipa looks back on the podcast series so far and recounts some of her favourite conversations she’s had with an amazing range of guests.

Hear Dua share her behind-the-scenes view on the making of the show, and what it was like to move from interviewee to interviewer for the first time. Dua also shares why she started the podcast alongside her editorial platform Service95. You’ll also hear clips of some of her favourite episodes and the conversations that stayed with her long after the recording finished.

For anyone new to the show, she hopes this will give you an idea of what to expect. And for those who have been along with her on this journey, we’d love to hear if these were your favourite moments too? Let us know on socials!

Want more? If you’ve loved these interviews, check out the Service95 Book Club where Dua interviews authors of her favourite books.

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Pop superstar Troye Sivan joins Dua to discuss the role identity has played in his life and career, from his Jewishness to his queerness, his Australian-ness, and so much more. Having known Dua for seven years now, Troye’s openness and vulnerability is on full display in an episode that is equal parts affecting and funny.

On the heels of the release of his hit single “Rush,” Troye looks back on a life anchored by his various identities, digging deep on personal touchstones and highlights like his beloved YouTube “coming out” video and his changing relationship to faith. He and Dua reminisce on their first time meeting, when Dua opened for Troye’s North American tour in 2016, with some behind-the-scenes stories you won’t want to miss. Troye also shares a list of the things that most creatively inspired him while making his new album, while his guide to his favourite queer spots in Melbourne can be found at service95.com.

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When the comedian and writer Ziwe first went viral during the pandemic for her gotcha-style interviews with celebrities on Instagram Live, people couldn’t get enough. Today, she joins Dua to talk about all things funny, from finding comedy in increasingly unfunny times to facing cancelations both metaphorical and literal in the past few years.

In what’s truly our most laugh-out-loud episode of the series, Ziwe dives deep into her comedic roots and takes us into the future of funny, touching on everything from her rating on the website wikiFeet (yes, really!) to the impact the ongoing Writers Guild of America and SAG strikes will have on Hollywood. If you’re looking for an episode as equally brimming with insight as it is with jokes, then this one is tailor-made for you.

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The iconic music superstar Billie Eilish joins Dua for a conversation about their shared experiences growing up, learning to find their voices, and so much more. Throughout the conversation, Dua guides Billie on a career-spanning journey from her early “Ocean Eyes” days – performing for small but devoted crowds – to her arena-touring, Oscar-winning, festival-headlining present.

Tune in to hear Billie discuss what it was like finding her priorities, surrounding herself with the people she trusts the most, venturing into creative fields beyond music, and so much more. It’s a funny, moving, and incredibly warm conversation between two artists who’ve gone through incredibly similar trials, tribulations, and, ultimately, victories.

This conversation was recorded before the SAG-AFTRA strike.

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In-demand model, public speaker, and activist Paloma Elsesser opens up about the ways in which spirituality and the healing power of art enhance and support her busy, always-in-motion life. Touching on the familial roots of her spirituality and taking Dua up through her present-day spiritual routines – mindfulness, meditation, and so much more – Paloma’s words may very well inspire you to put her day-to-day rituals into practice.

Throughout their conversation, you’ll hear Dua and Paloma bond over making space for themselves in an increasingly noisy world. Paloma also graciously shares stories about the healing power of art and how that has impacted her own work. It’s a true back-and-forth dialogue in every sense, Dua and Paloma trading stories and experiences that will resonate well beyond the confines of this episode.

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This week, Dua is joined by drug policy reformer, lobbyist, Beckley Foundation founder, and the woman the FT called the "First Lady of LSD," Amanda Feilding, for a wide-ranging conversation about the past, present, and potential future of psychedelics. From the indigenous roots of substances such as psilocybin to the ways many governments have enforced strict laws on their usages over the past hundred years, Amanda's impassioned, lifelong work is on full display in her dialogue with Dua. Their conversation also touches on why certain countries have decriminalised substances like psilocybin, how substances like psychedelics might potentially be used for medicinal uses, and so much more. It's a fascinating deep dive into all-things psychedelics, one of the most hot topic issues of our times, so be sure to give this episode a listen.

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Drag Race season 9 winner Sasha Velour joins Dua to discuss her new book, The Big Reveal, which chronicles drag's roots, its champions, and the challenges it's faced. They discuss whether or not she'd ever return to the hit TV series for an all-winners season, the state of drag in America (and more globally) in recent years, and why intersectionality and inclusion is at the heart and soul of her art. It's a powerful conversation you'll find yourself truly enriched by.

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Gossip Girl and You star Penn Badgley joins Dua Lipa for a soul-searching conversation about what it's like to search for meaning and identity outside of one's work. Though the actor has come to be known for two truly iconic small screen roles, he opens up about the ways in which family, faith, and fatherhood have all played similarly pivotal parts in defining himself outside of the Hollywood machine.

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To follow along with this month's Book Club pick, Min Jin Lee’s epic novel Pachinko, visit https://www.service95.com/book-club/.

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In her first-ever podcast appearance, BLACKPINK superstar Jennie tells Dua about what it’s been like bringing her culture to the world via her group’s chart-topping K-pop music, the medium of dance, a recent foray into acting on HBO's The Idol, and so much more.

Join Jennie as she rewinds time and takes listeners on a journey from her time split between South Korea and New Zealand as a child to what it was like coming up in the K-pop trainee system. You’ll hear the BLACKPINK sensation look back on her years on the road, fighting burnout, reconnecting with her culture, and so much more.

To get in touch, please send us an email to podcast@service95.com — and if you’re enjoying the show, make sure to subscribe so that you are the first to hear about any new episodes of At Your Service.

To follow along with this month's Book Club pick, Min Jin Lee’s epic novel Pachinko, visit https://www.service95.com/book-club/.

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At Hay-on-Wye's annual Hay Festival of Literature & Arts, one of the world’s most prestigious literary events, Dua sat down with 'Shuggie Bain' author Douglas Stuart for a fascinating discussion and podcast taping in front of a live audience about Service95 Book Club’s first book of the month. Whether you've read 'Shuggie Bain' or not, this episode is filled with crackling conversation you won't want to miss.

This episode contains very strong language.

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Welcome back to the final episode of our Summer Series. Today, Dua walks you, the lucky listener, through her "no-recipe" roast chicken, perfect for Sunday Roasts, casual weekday nights, or special dinners with friends and family. Follow Dua with this fool-proof method, regardless of your kitchen skills. Sharpen your knives and get ready to feast!

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Watch along on YouTube: youtu.be/Bp5Zc-zgsFY

Dua Lipa’s Perfect Roast Chicken Recipe

1. Take your chicken out of the fridge half an hour before cooking so it is room temperature and set your oven to 240°C (for American ovens, this is roughly equivalent to 450°F, or 465°F if you're able to change your oven temperature in 5° increments).

2. Wash and prep your chosen vegetables. Chop the tops and bottoms off, then halve them widthwise then lengthways.

3. Keep the skin on the red onions, chopping just the tops off, allowing the skin to fall off whilst cooking (dispose of the skin once it's fallen off during your cook). Repeat this step with your garlic.

4. Add all your vegetables to a large metal roasting tin and lay your chicken atop them.

5. Cover the contents of the tin in extra virgin olive oil, salt, and pepper.

6. Take a handful of fresh or dried herbs of your choice and place atop the wings of the chicken and mix amongst the vegetables.

7. Cut a fresh lemon in half and stuff inside the chicken.

8. Before putting the chicken in the oven, turn the oven down to 200°C/ (for American ovens, 400°F)

9. Put the chicken in to roast for 80 minutes, taking it out halfway through to baste with its own juices from the tin.

10. Once the chicken is cooked, let it rest for 15 minutes before serving. Don't forget to dispose of the onion and garlic skins! "

If you can, find a quiet, dark spot and settle in for the second episode of At Your Service: The Summer Series, in which Dua will lead you on a guided ten-minute meditation. Meant to help you find the stillness within, today’s body scan meditation is for first timers and old pros alike. Who’s ready to get grounded?

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In today’s premiere episode of At Your Service: The Summer Series – a three-episode miniseries highlighting the ways in which Dua grounds herself during hectic times – Dua takes listeners through a 30-minute guided yoga flow class. Whether you’re a beginner or a yoga pro, listen along for a calming, centering half hour. You can also watch along here on the Service95 YouTube: youtu.be/n0yN0ep3lbM To get in touch, please send us an email or voice memo to podcast@service95.com — and if you’re enjoying the show, make sure to subscribe so that you are the first to get all our new episodes.

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Dua asks beloved psychotherapist and podcaster Esther Perel all her burning questions (and some of yours, too!) about sex and dating, communication breakdowns in couples and how to fix them, how to keep curiosity alive in a partnership, and so, so much more. Whether you’ve never been in a relationship, are in a long-term partnership, or fall somewhere in between, Esther covers all your bases and then some.

Throughout their conversation, you’ll hear Dua and Esther discuss practical advice and exchange real-world tips and tricks that you can take with you into your own relationships – including how to engage your partner in a dialogue about intimacy concerns, “freshening up” a relationship when you’re feeling its lulls, questions you should ask someone you’ve just started seeing, and more. And – spoiler alert – no matter what you are into, there’s no such thing as “normal” in a relationship!

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You've seen her make celebs like Keke Palmer, Phoebe Bridgers, and the Jonas Brothers cringe on camera, but on today's At Your Service season premiere, the hilarious Amelia Dimoldenberg joins Dua for a laugh-out-loud conversation about taking her Chicken Shop Date franchise from a one-woman operation to a full-fledged empire.

If you're looking for advice about turning your own dreams into a reality, about staying the course even when all you're hearing is no, and for what it's like to finally level up and achieve a level of success you always thought was possible, Amelia's episode is filled with wisdom and first-hand experience and tips you can carry with you long after you're done listening. And if you're looking to hear her talk about her viral encounters with Andrew Garfield on the awards shows' red carpets earlier this year, then we promise this episode is for you, too.

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This Friday, Dua Lipa is ready to welcome you back to a new season of 'At Your Service.' This time around, she's joined by some of the most exciting guests you could possibly imagine in conversation about the topics that intrigue her the most. From what it's like bringing your culture to the world, to exploring why so many people consider the art of drag to be dangerous, to what it’s like to reinvent yourself, you’ll hear from guests across music, television, science, fashion, and beyond.

Subscribe now to ensure first access to the Season Three premiere, with new episodes dropping Fridays.

For the At Your Service season finale, Dua welcomes very special guest Dean Baquet – former executive editor of the New York Times – to the show to discuss some of the major stories he spearheaded during his tenure, including the era-defining exposé of Harvey Weinstein. She also asks the journalism legend for advice and guidance on her own future in media, and ends the season by reflecting on some of her personal highlights over the past twelve episodes.

Cinematic legend, auteur, writer, director, and icon Pedro Almodóvar joins Dua Lipa on this week’s episode of At Your Service to do a deep dive on his storied career. From his early days shooting DIY films with friends on Super 8 cameras in Spain to confessing to Dua that she served as a muse for one of his most recent films (yes, really!), Pedro generously takes a magnifying glass to his life, his filmography, and his future.

Greta Gerwig is a true Hollywood multihyphenate – she writes, she directs, and she acts. You always know a Greta Gerwig movie when you see it. Join her and Dua Lipa on this week’s At Your Service episode, in which Greta discusses her incredible career, the hiccups that got her to where she is today, her new movie White Noise, and, yes, all things Barbie, the 2023 film the world eagerly awaits.

This week, Dua is joined by sporting legend Mo Farah, whose four Olympic gold medals for Great Britain and six World titles make him the most successful male track distance runner ever. Following his recent revelations that he was trafficked to the UK from Djibouti as a child, Mo talks to Dua about living with a secret so large it threatens to overpower you, as well as his hope that by telling his story, he can help others seek the help they need.

Dua is joined by Dita Von Teese, the modern-day queen of burlesque. Dita tells Dua all about her iconic cameo alongside Harry Styles in Don’t Worry Darling and teaching Taylor Swift her infamous martini glass strip tease for the "Bejeweled" music video. Their conversation ranges from fetishism to feminism and what it’s like for Dita to be “truly buck naked” onstage.

Dua is joined by the wonderful Dan Levy, who’s known worldwide for his Emmy-winning series Schitt’s Creek. Dan joins Dua to discuss his new show, HBO Max's The Big Brunch, as well as following up a major hit like Schitt’s, learning to trust his instincts, making career moves for himself instead of others, and so much more.

Dua is joined by Brandon Wolf, a survivor of the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting and a leading gun safety and LGBTQ advocate. Brandon talks to Dua about the United States' toxic relationship with guns, processing grief, stemming the tide of the Republican Party’s anti-LGBTQ crusade, and his beloved Orlando.

Dua is joined by author, comedian, and Daily Show host Trevor Noah, who recently surprised audiences with the announcement that he’ll leave the show this coming December. During their chat, Dua and Trevor spoke about his memoir Born a Crime – chronicling Trevor’s time growing up under South Africa’s apartheid regime – as well as his monumental seven-year run on The Daily Show, and a glimpse at what comes next.

Dua is joined by the lawyer, civil rights leader, and founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, Bryan Stevenson, whose dedication to the poor, the incarcerated and the condemned once led Archbishop Desmond Tutu to call him “America’s young Nelson Mandela.” In 2018, Bryan also founded the Legacy Museum and the National Monument for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama, two national landmarks that chronicle the country’s evolution through slavery, the Jim Crow era and lynching to today’s epidemic of mass incarceration and racial injustice. Their conversation touches upon themes of injustice, poverty, racism and apartheid.

As they’ve both been on the road since the top of 2022, Dua Lipa and this week’s At Your Service guest, pop polymath Charli XCX, reunite in a joyful episode filled with laughs, common ground, and insight about the music industry. With wide-ranging conversation about performing “older” hits years later, the demands of tour life, what it’s like dealing with leaks, and much more, you’ll feel like you’re listening to two mates catch up at a pub – so settle in and enjoy this week’s At Your Service!

With her critically acclaimed and internationally successful 2017 novel Pachinko, Min Jin Lee – this week’s At Your Service guest – crafted a work of art about powerful subject matter like immigration (and anti-immigrant sentiment), a woman’s role in a man’s world, motherhood, brotherhood, faith, war, substance abuse, and so much more. Today, Dua and Min join forces to talk about what a novel-writing process entails, what it took to make Pachinko a reality, and the projects coming next for the beloved author.

Dua is joined by Monica Lewinsky, whose long list of credentials includes anti-bullying campaigner, Vanity Fair writer on issues related to public shaming and the #MeToo movement, and producer (including credits such as the acclaimed documentary '15 Minutes Of Shame'). For most listeners, Monica will need no introduction: when news of her affair with President Bill Clinton broke in 1998, she became ‘Patient Zero’ of the internet, the first person whose global humiliation was driven online. Here, Monica discusses with Dua how she found the courage to reclaim her own story, her evolving relationship with feminism, and the work that still needs to be done to prevent history from repeating itself.

After 11 episodes featuring powerful, funny, moving, and motivational interviews with some amazing guests, I thought it might be fun to turn the microphone around on myself for a change. We recorded this episode backstage at my Cardiff Arena show, just before soundcheck.

I wanted to look back and share some of my takeaways from this series, and answer some of the great questions you’ve been kind enough to send in to podcast@service95.com. I’m also pulling back the curtain on the recording process and sharing some behind-the-scenes goss! So join me for an episode filled with insider secrets, reflections, and the lessons I’ve learned whilst always remaining At Your Service.

Dua x

This week’s Dua Lipa: At Your Service guest is actor, musician, activist, and (very!) recent Oscar winner Riz Ahmed. Their all-encompassing conversation explores Riz’s journey from Wembley to Hollywood with detours through Afghanistan and Pakistan; the unexpected parallels for a young Muslim man between the audition room and airport security; and how he snuck a music video into the Academy Awards nominations and came out a winner.

In 2014, this week’s ‘At Your Service’ guest, Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad, was a young woman of 21, when at the height of the ISIS caliphate in Northern Iraq, ISIS surrounded her Yazidi community in the Sinjar region. Her brothers and mother were killed in a mass slaughter. Nadia and her sisters were abducted into sexual slavery. After she managed a remarkable and daring escape, she channeled her trauma to incredible effect, today advocating for survivors of genocide and sexual violence. She tells her story on this week’s episode, joined by her legal counsel, barrister Amal Clooney.

Trigger warning: the material in this episode is powerful and inspiring, but it can also be disturbing and quite hard to hear. If you are sensitive to content about physical and sexual violence, or if you believe that you might find the discussion to be triggering, this episode may not be right for you.

From planning their promised matching tattoos to breaking bread over their mutual love of Subway sandwiches (really), Bowen Yang and Dua Lipa have one of the funniest ‘At Your Service’ conversations yet. Touching on everything from the ‘Saturday Night Live’ star’s rise to fame to the radar he’s learning to hone when it comes to accepting new work, this week’s episode is as illuminating and warm as it is laugh-out-loud hilarious. Come for the laughs, and stay to learn how Bowen and Dua first met and bonded, as well as which up-and-coming comedians he's obsessed with right now.

In an illuminating and incredibly heartfelt conversation, Dua Lipa is joined by comedian, actor, YouTube star, and author Russell Brand, who tells all about sobriety. From asking for help to surrounding himself with a group of mentors he can turn to for wisdom, to now being a position where he too can offer guidance and resources to those in need, Russell opens up about the role that ego – the sort that a life in the public eye necessitates – can play when it comes to navigating a healthy, wholesome, and fulfilled life in the spotlight. Stay tuned for his tips to those ready to embark on the journey of sobriety, as well as his personal favourite podcasts.

Dua Lipa’s friendship with Elton John needs no explanation – look only to the charts to see how the whole world has embraced their hit 2021 single, “Cold Heart (PNAU Remix)” – but listeners of this week’s At Your Service will now get a coveted seat at the table while the pair talk shop. From tales of wild nights at Studio 54, to how some of his most memorable songs and moments came about because he’d been in the “right place at the right time,” Elton has some of the most unmissable stories at his fingertips, and he’s sharing them with all of you.

This week, Dua is At Your Service with the best-selling novelist and T Magazine editor-in-chief Hanya Yanagihara, who wrote the hugely successful A Little Life in 2015, and released her third book, To Paradise, in early 2022. Dua and Hanya discuss everything from the role criticism plays (or doesn’t!) in one’s work, to the responsibility that comes with storytelling in all forms, to finding success in a field “later in life.” Hanya also reveals her favourite writers of all-time.

Listen up, Hotties! Houston’s very own Megan Thee Stallion is this week’s Dua Lipa: At Your Service guest.

With a sizzling new Megan and Dua track and music video (“The Sweetest Pie”) to discuss, they talk collaborating for the first time, as well as the importance of upending and dismantling the misogyny still rampant in hip-hop and the music industry by supporting and making space for other women.

Megan also speaks about using her platform to promote the protection of black women, and shares with listeners her favourite Houston hotspots.

On today’s episode of Dua Lipa: At Your Service, Dua is joined by British Vogue editor-in-chief and European editorial director of Condé Nast, Edward Enninful.

Throughout their wide-ranging conversation, Edward and Dua explore the media mogul’s rich fashion background, his journey to the top, the lessons he’s learned at every step of his journey, what it’s been like being “the first” (the first man, the first Black man, and the first gay man to take the reins at British Vogue) – and even his favourite fashion photographers.

Tune in for a rare peek inside the mind of one of the world’s most exciting creatives.

CL is a K-pop superstar who first started her skyrocketing career as a member of the girl group 2NE1 in 2009. Today, she joins Dua Lipa for a new episode of Dua Lipa: At Your Service to discuss her long-awaited 2021 debut solo album, Alpha, and what it took for her to finally release a body of work all her own, touching down on issues like finding your voice, telling your own story, and speaking up for yourself when others ask you to compromise. The pair also discuss CL’s favourite South Korean meals and restaurants, and what it’s like to toggle between a character and your authentic self when performing.

In today’s episode of Dua Lipa: At Your Service, Dua welcomes Lisa Taddeo, journalist and bestselling author of books like 2019’s Three Women and 2021’s Animal, to the podcast for a conversation about writing about women – their strengths, their weaknesses, and the care and attention it takes to tell women’s stories authentically. From her origins covering the Rachel Uchitel and Tiger Woods tabloid scandal, to becoming one of the literary world’s most in-demand voices – and the inside scoop at her upcoming short story collection, Ghost Lover, and the soon-to-be-released TV adaptation of Three Women (“it’s been a humbling, humiliating, and really beautiful experience”) – Lisa opens up about her journey, one of pursuing life’s passions to their fullest.

Dua is joined by Olivier Rousteing, the creative director of the French fashion house, Balmain, for a wide-ranging conversation that offers an insider’s look at what makes one of fashion’s brightest minds tick. From the search to find his birth parents (“You know, I’ve grown up for 30 years without knowing where I come from… where my skin colour comes from? Where are my parents from? And what was the reason why they didn’t want to keep me?”) to his itinerary for the (rare!) ideal day off in Paris, this is one interview you won’t want to miss a second of!