Josh Radnor, best known for his role as Ted Mosby in “How I Met Your Mother,” has found a new passion in music. Radnor, now 50 years old, has embraced his talent for songwriting and performing, which he describes as making him “feel younger.” In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Radnor shared how his journey as a musician has brought a new sense of vitality to his life.
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Despite his background in acting, directing, and screenwriting, Radnor only delved into music around a decade ago. He released his debut EP “One More Then I’ll Let You Go” in 2021, followed by his debut album “Eulogy, Vol. I,” and most recently, “Eulogy, Vol. II,” which was released in December. Radnor expressed that discovering his musical abilities was a transformative experience, likening it to gaining a new superpower.

Radnor compared the process of writing music to his work in television and film, noting the shift from crafting longer narratives to creating concise stories within a song. He emphasised the unique satisfaction that comes from combining the right words with the right melody, describing it as a feeling unlike any other. This shift from being a performer in a larger production to taking on the role of a composer and conductor has been fulfilling for Radnor.

The multi-talented artist is gearing up for a tour to support his latest album, set to kick off in April. Radnor expressed his deep love for music and the joy he finds in the creative process of songwriting. While music is not his sole focus, he appreciates the unique outlet it provides for self-expression and connection with his audience.
In an exciting announcement, Radnor revealed his upcoming project with “How I Met Your Mother” co-creator Craig Thomas. The duo will be launching a rewatch podcast titled “How We Made Your Mother,” where they will delve into the beloved show episode by episode. The podcast aims to explore the impact of the show on both its creators and fans, offering a behind-the-scenes look at its enduring charm.
Joining Radnor and Thomas on the podcast will be special guests, adding depth to their discussions about the show’s legacy. The idea for the podcast was inspired by Radnor’s wife, who had never watched a single episode of “How I Met Your Mother.” Thomas shared his excitement about exploring the show’s influence and reflecting on its significance in popular culture.
“How I Met Your Mother,” which premiered in 2005 and concluded in 2014, remains a fan favourite for its blend of comedy and heartfelt storytelling. Radnor’s new venture into the world of podcasting promises to provide insights into the show’s creation and lasting impact on viewers. With the launch of “How We Made Your Mother,” fans can look forward to a nostalgic journey through the iconic series.
