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- Jan. 22, 2019: "Settling," by Matt HalvorsonMatt Halvorson is a musician, writer, activist and father living in Seattle. This week's song in two versions alludes to Settlers of Catan, the popular board game, and features a recording made by The Big Ideas at the Banana Stand in Portland in 2010.0 min
- Jan. 22, 2019: "Settling," by Matt Halvorson
Matt Halvorson is a musician, writer, activist and father living in Seattle. This week's song in two versions alludes to Settlers of Catan, the popular board game, and features a recording made by The Big Ideas at the Banana Stand in Portland in 2010.
0 min - Jan. 21, 2019: "MMIW" and "NoDAPL Girls," by Travis Harding (aka Super NoDAPL Man)Travis Harding is an activist and musician, among other things, who is occasionally known as Super NoDAPL Man. Here he shares a song in honor of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, as well as a song from the "front lines" in Oceti Sakowin. All songs in this episode were recorded by Nic Cochran.0 min
- Jan. 21, 2019: "MMIW" and "NoDAPL Girls," by Travis Harding (aka Super NoDAPL Man)
Travis Harding is an activist and musician, among other things, who is occasionally known as Super NoDAPL Man. Here he shares a song in honor of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, as well as a song from the "front lines" in Oceti Sakowin.
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- Jan. 19, 2019: "Sounds and Songs from the Indigenous Peoples March," as captured by Matt HalvorsonMatt Halvorson is a writer, musician and activist living in Seattle. He spent yesterday at the Indigenous Peoples March in Washington, DC, and shares songs and sounds captured during the march and the rally.0 min
- Jan. 19, 2019: "Sounds and Songs from the Indigenous Peoples March," as captured by Matt Halvorson
Matt Halvorson is a musician, writer, activist and father living in Seattle. He spent yesterday at the Indigenous Peoples March in Washington, DC, and shares songs and sounds captured during the march and the rally.
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About Rise Up Music Project
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The Rise Up Music Project is a daily podcast bringing you a new song every day. It's a show about music, songwriting, self-examination, art as activism, the creative process, and so much more.…
Featuring 33 artists dedicated to process over product and the contribution to a greater whole.