<p>The idea of "target audience" brings up visions of algorithm-driven marketing campaigns and whatnot, which we suppose is part of the world we now inhabit. As artists, though, it speaks to something more elemental: the question of who we are hoping to reach with our work and how that perception can trickle back down to the making of the work itself. </p>

The idea of "target audience" brings up visions of algorithm-driven marketing campaigns and whatnot, which we suppose is part of the world we now inhabit. As artists, though, it speaks to something more elemental: the question of who we are hoping to reach with our work and how that perception can trickle back down to the making of the work itself.

<p>The idea of "target audience" brings up visions of algorithm-driven marketing campaigns and whatnot, which we suppose is part of the world we now inhabit. As artists, though, it speaks to something more elemental: the question of who we are hoping to reach with our work and how that perception can trickle back down to the making of the work itself.&nbsp;</p>

Target Audience

Jen Allen and Noah Baerman, co-leaders of the jazz group Trio 149, get together to talk about music, philosophy, navigating through life, and all sorts of intersections among them.

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