Mimi Webb's Spark Is How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days

Mimi Webb's Spark Is How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days

Author: Adam Unze - Music & Film Interviews September 10, 2025 Duration: 25:57

UK pop sensation Mimi Webb chats with Adam about her Spark: the timeless romantic comedy How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. Mimi reveals how the film’s witty banter, unexpected twists, and real emotional moments shaped her love of rom-coms—and inspired her own songwriting, including her new track “Romcom.”


Episode Highlights:

  • Why How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days is Mimi’s go-to comfort movie—and her favorite for breakups
  • Kate Hudson & Matthew McConaughey’s iconic chemistry, improv scenes, and rom-com legacy
  • The magic of New York City, unforgettable fashion moments, and surprising behind-the-scenes stories
  • How the film’s twisty romance and comedic vulnerability fueled Mimi’s creativity and belief in real movie moments
  • The influence of rom-com fantasy and unexpected love stories on Mimi’s sophomore album Confessions (out September 12th)


Quick Mimi Webb Facts:

Mimi Webb is a multi-platinum British singer-songwriter, known for her powerhouse vocals and deeply personal lyrics. After global success with singles like “Good Without” and “House on Fire,” she’s back with her sophomore album Confessions, dropping September 12th. Mimi has earned BRIT Award and Ivor Novello nominations, and stands out for her honest storytelling and captivating live performances.


Quick Movie Facts:

How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) is a beloved rom-com directed by Donald Petrie. Magazine writer Andie Anderson (Kate Hudson) and ad exec Ben Barry (Matthew McConaughey) face off in a hilarious battle of wills—uncovering love in all its unpredictable glory. Set against glamorous NYC backgrounds with iconic scenes (that yellow dress!), the film remains a must-watch for romantic comedy fans worldwide.




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What single piece of art-an album, a film, a television show-fundamentally altered your creative path? That's the central question of The Spark Parade, a podcast hosted by Adam Unze. This isn't a standard interview format; it's a focused excavation of a singular, transformative work. Each conversation with an actor, musician, or cultural icon revolves entirely around that one catalytic piece of culture that ignited their journey. The discussion delves into the personal history and emotional resonance of the work, whether it's a cult classic or a mainstream hit, tracing how its influence continues to echo through their life and career. Listeners are invited into these intimate reflections, hearing stories from artists like Margaret Cho and Maya about the moments of inspiration that sparked everything. The podcast operates at the intersection of music, film, and personal narrative, offering a unique lens on the creative process. By concentrating on a single artifact, each episode provides a deep, nuanced portrait of both the artist and the art that made them. You'll come away from the podcast not just with a recommendation, but with an understanding of how art shapes identity.
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Duration: 38:56
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Phoebe Robinson's Spark Is Sex And The City [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 47:51
Comedian, actress, and author Phoebe Robinson first saw Sex In The City as a college freshman and has binge-watched the whole series annually ever since. She loves the camaraderie between the four leads, the sex positivi…
Angie McMahon's Spark Is Fantastic Funghi [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 37:26
Singer-songwriter Angie McMahon watched the mycelium-centered documentary Fantastic Fungi during the height of COVID and it radically changed how she sees the world. It brought the interconnectedness of the natural world…
Slayyyter's Spark Is Blue Velvet [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 29:56
The first time she saw David Lynch's neo noir classic Blue Velvet, singer and songwriter Slayyyter was immediately drawn to its distinctive visual style. The saturated colors and dramatic lighting acted as a mood board f…

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