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“Stepping into the Outside”: Cory McAtee on Music, Curiosity, Play, and the World Around Us
“Stepping into the Outside”: Cory McAtee on Music, Curiosity, Play, and the World Around Us

Episode 24

Curiosity. Play. Discovery. Music. 

For singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and music educator Cory McAtee, play isn’t simply something children…

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“I’ll Be Back”: Greg Amici on Story Songs, Second Chances, and Making Music While There’s Time
“I’ll Be Back”: Greg Amici on Story Songs, Second Chances, and Making Music While There’s Time

Episode 23

·       A vocal injury, four months of silence, and a palimpsest

·       Surprise at a previous connection

·       A breakup song that probably belongs…

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There is No Time Limit: Erika Horsey on Talent, Missed Opportunities, and a Long Creative Life
There is No Time Limit: Erika Horsey on Talent, Missed Opportunities, and a Long Creative Life

Episode 22

Creative talent does not follow straight lines. The zigs and zags of a creative career can be exhilarating and frustrating, joyous and crushing. What…

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If It Isn’t Singing, Take It Out: Rich Ferguson on poetry, rhythm, and the embodied word
If It Isn’t Singing, Take It Out: Rich Ferguson on poetry, rhythm, and the embodied word

Episode 21

Where is a poem? 

For poet, drummer, novelist, and performer Rich Ferguson, poetry lives in the breath, the body, and the beat. It moves through voice…

3 weeks ago

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There are a Lot of People in a Tune: Stephen Wade on Banjo History, Folk Tradition, and Our Common Life
There are a Lot of People in a Tune: Stephen Wade on Banjo History, Folk Tradition, and Our Common Life

Episode 20

Stephen Wade is a renowned banjo player, folklorist, and author. He joins today to discuss his new book, Our Common Life, and explore our shared musi…

4 weeks ago

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Something Sacred in That: Emma Swift on songwriting, interpretation, creativity, listening beyond the algorithm…and Dylan
Something Sacred in That: Emma Swift on songwriting, interpretation, creativity, listening beyond the algorithm…and Dylan

Episode 19

What happens when we stop asking whether art is successful—and instead ask how it matters?

Singer-songwriter Emma Swift has spent a life listening clo…

1 month ago

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You Already Know How to Make Music: Kalani Das on play, listening, imperfection, and finding our way to music
You Already Know How to Make Music: Kalani Das on play, listening, imperfection, and finding our way to music

Episode 18

What if learning music begins with listening, not learning how to play an instrument or reading notation?

Find a sound. Notice it. Find another one. P…

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Earl Slick on David Bowie, John Lennon & the most memorable moment of his incredible career
Earl Slick on David Bowie, John Lennon & the most memorable moment of his incredible career

Episode 17

Earl Slick has spent more than five decades alongside some of the most consequential artists in rock and roll—David Bowie, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Bud…

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How Creative Excellence Actually Works: Learning from Rich Mangicaro
How Creative Excellence Actually Works: Learning from Rich Mangicaro

Episode 16

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For more than four decades, percussionist, composer, producer, and artist-relations executive Rich Mangicaro has stood alongside some …

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The Cheese Line: Tom Catmull on Songwriting & Staying Human
The Cheese Line: Tom Catmull on Songwriting & Staying Human

Episode 15

Over a career spanning—at this point—more than three decades, Tom Catmull has become one of the remarkable songwriters Montana is known for, not by c…

2 months ago

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