A Head Full of Wishes

Dean has answered ten questions for French pop magazine Magic - you can read the full questionnaire at deanandbritta.com
E: What was the worst thing you ever did to achieve your goals?
D: Play an acoustic set at the corporate offices of HITS magazine, a trade magazine for the radio industry, sometimes referred to as SHIT magazine.

Britta is interviewed about music and politics on pinkomag.com
Pinko: So what’s up next from Dean and Britta?
Britta: We have a few shows coming up at The Zipper Factory in NYC on July 24th, August 21st and September 20th. The Zipper Factory is an old zipper factory on W. 37th St. It only holds about 200 [...]

There's an interview with Dean Wareham on the CBC Q podcast. The interview with Dean starts 18'20" in (after a lengthy item on poo).
Direct link to the mp3 (22MB)

Things I'd Rather Be Doing has an interview with Dean Wareham about Black Postcards...
I could barely play the guitar at that point, how could I be a professional musician? But then you learn and perhaps this is the lesson of punk rock that you don't have to be amazing players to cook up something beautiful. [...]

There's a lengthy interview with Dean Wareham talking about Black Postcards recorded for WNYC Soundcheck on the NPR Music website
"When Luna broke up, I finally had time to sit down and tell this story," Wareham says. "The personal stuff was more difficult — I was pushed by my editor after handing him the first draft [...]

Dean Wareham is featured in the first episode of a new web TV show called Process, the five minute item features an interview and clips from Dean's recent appearance at the Book Court in Brooklyn.

Dean will talking with host David Dye about Black Postcards in the second hour of the 8th May edition of NPR's World Cafe. You can find out when it will be broadcast by your local public radio station on the NPR website or you can listen to the WXPN stream at 2pm Eastern Standard Time [...]

Listen to a stream of Dean being interviewed at length on Vin Scelsa's Idiot's Delight on WFUV.

There's a really cool long audio interview with Dean Wareham on Jon Bernhardt's Breakfast of Champions Program (Friday, March 21, 2008) on WMBR. Jon Bernhardt was one of the first people to play Galaxie 500 on the radio on Christmas day 1987 (Walking Song from the demo tape). The Dean Wareham segments starts about 1hr [...]

The Boston Globe has an interview/article about Black Postcards which covers the break up of Galaxie 500 and specifically comparing the two sides of the story. The article, Making (and losing) the band, also has quotes from Kramer and a "no comment" comment from Damon & Naomi.
Wareham made the provocative choice to open his [...]