Nakedly Examined Music is a podcast about making music: Why do we do it? Why do we do it the way we do it? Mark Linsenmayer interviews songwriters and composers famous and otherwise about specific recordings, which are presented in full on the podcast. 
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Steve released six studio albums with Genesis between 1971 and 1977 and twenty-five solo albums that feature his virtuosic guitar (he invented tapping!) and much of the spirit of '70s prog rock. He now works with producer/keyboardist Roger King to create dense, cinematic soundscapes.
We discuss "In the Skeleton Gallery" from The Night Siren
Here's a video of "Behind the Smoke," also from the new album, and here's a video for Love Song to a Vampire. If you haven't heard his albums, start with his first: 1975's Voyage of the Acolyte. In 2012 he recorded a whole album as Squackett
There's a lot of live Steve available (do a search on Amazon Prime!); here's a televised show of his classic material from 1978 (with his brother John on flute). Here's a whole concert with Steve's band playing old Genesis songs. Here's Steve playing "In the Court of the Crimson King" with its composer Ian McDonald and John Wetton.
For much more Steve talking, check out this series "The Man, The Music," which includes him showing you the whole "Firth of Fifth" solo. Here's another good, recent interview.
Excellent interview with Steve, among the best in my 44 years of fanhood!!
Especially loved the technical aspects that were presented in a way that a lay person such as myself could understand. I learned more about how Steve creates his magical “Calgon take me away” music than ever before!
Thank you so much for your acknowledgement of the brilliance that is Steve Hackett!!
Extraordinary!!
I hung on every word.
Beautiful for all creative souls
I learned so much listening
I have found a Great Site!
Ever-grateful!
Loved the interview! 😉
and All that Steve Hackett Is!
Thankyou!