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Songs are getting shorter, albums are getting longer, and there is an
entirely new section of the song that draws from the classical past: the
“pop overture.” In this episode, Nate and Charlie are joined by Aisha
Hassan and Dan Kopf to unpack the sound of pop in the streaming era.
https://switchedonpop.com/episodes/how-streaming-changed-the-sound-of-pop
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The Guardian’s deputy music editor, Laura Snapes, assistant TV editor, Ammar Kalia, and books site editor, Sian Cain, discuss their favourite music, TV and books from the past six months and what they’re looking forward to hearing, watching and reading in 2021
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The pandemic, the protests, the President’s Twitter feed — everything is exhausting. But maybe it doesn’t have to be?
Due to popular demand and brilliant feedback we’ve decided to release last weeks EPL show for free.
The EPL show is back, with your host Ben Johnson and guests Neil Atkinson & Paul Cope conducting…
https://audioboom.com/posts/7256339-free-podcast-the-epl-show-flat-earthers
Slate Culture Gabfest on Taylor Swift’s Folklore, school reopenings, and My Man Godfrey.
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Our favorite face-mask types, attributes, materials, and brands for varying circumstances.
Today I present a big, juicy conversation with John Roderick, podcaster, speaker, and co-founder of the band The Long Winters. I’ve been listening to his shows for almost 10 years—at this point, he’s a legendary podcaster.
Listen at the link below ↓
In this episode, our conversation flows to some unpredictable places, sprinkled with just enough ALOHA, including a great object lesson on how green sea turtles don’t swim against the flow, they work with it. (Although John’s young daughter was apparently not impressed.)
We talk about his transition from Alaska to Seattle, and John accidentally hits on an undercurrent, a theme of Season 3 of this show that I hadn’t realized before: the power of our Yin side and LISTENING instead of always doing. (We also learn about #SurfaceYIN.)
For fans of John’s podcasts, they know that his father, a former Washington State legislator and World War II veteran, comes up from time to time. John’s impression of him is forever stuck in my mind, and in this interview, we get a bit more of the story behind his father encouraging him to “go practice the car,” often with hilarious results. John also touches on how not having a plan can be a good thing, freeing us from assumptions about the future. We start to wrap it up by talking about reconciling our inner voice with our outer voice, how craving creates a slippery slope, and a seldom-discussed side of ALOHA.
Is there a Space Wisdom? John shares his thoughts, and I can’t wait to hear yours.
Improv comedy puts uncertainty on center stage — performers usually start by asking the audience for a prompt, then they make up the details as they go. But two actors in Chicago are…
https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/279566-radiolab-presents-tj-dave
Presented by Merlin Mann at the OmniFocus Setup. Learn more about OmniFocus: https://www.omnigroup.com/omnifocus
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