This week’s podcast is a piece of music called Memories of the Forgotten City, and it’s a tribute to the lost civilizations of the world like that of the Incas. So what does the idea of the lost city represent in our own life experience?

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When I started a podcast, I wanted to make sure that I spend time looking at different styles of music as a way of showing my appreciation for all the work that has happened in this amazing field of art. So this week I thought it would be nice to look at gospel music, but specifically black gospel.

Tracks played on this episode (listen as a playlist): 

Watch Sound Field's Episode, "What Makes Black Gospel Musicians So Skilled?"

I had the pleasure of chatting with Canadian sound artist Darren Copeland about the art organization he operates with his wife Nadene Theriault-Copeland as they celebrate their 20th year in service to the community. 

Learn more about the Absent Listener project on Darren's site, and visit naisa.ca for more info about New Adventures in Sound Art's work. 

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This week I am talking about the child inside. Go to the edges, and come back to tell the tale of your journey... 

This episode reviews some things I've learned about live streaming this week, as well some helpful ideas from the book Effortless Mastery by Kenny Werner.

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The mystery of a man who walked the barren landscape that is funky soulful music in Canada for probably a decade is examined in this week’s podcast. But there is some other housekeeping along the way, such as a public service announcement regarding how to put the turmoil of the world in perspective, and a quick listen to one of my favourites Raymond Scott.

Music featured:

Sound clip: A Dispatch From Outer Space on The New York Times' Daily Podcast (link)

This episode takes a look at my inspiration in Hawaiian music, but more specifically the Americanized take on it that might be up for controversy. You enjoy controversy right? Then listen in!

Songs played in this episode:

Listen to the songs here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/67zLimZH1TRKi2Sktrip7n

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This episode plays some music from the 1989 Alpine Valley show.