The Quarantine Tapes

Today on The Quarantine Tapes, Paul Holdengräber is joined by musician and soundscape ecologist, Bernie Krause.

Keanakay Scott works for the Department of Children and Family Services, and is an advocate for policy change in the foster care system. Scott fights for homeless and fostered youth rights.

Today, Angel Bat Dawid and Paul Holdengräber discuss the art of improvisation, and how it has defined her work as a composer, improviser, pianist and vocalist.

Artist, cultural programmer and community organizer, Amanda Vincelli joins Paul Holdengräber today on The Quarantine Tapes.

In today's episode we hear from legendary American rock, country and folk singer- songwriter Steve Earle.

We hear from renowned New York City and Berlin based painter Julie Mehretu on today’s episode of The Quarantine Tapes.

The prolific, avant-garde electronic duo ADULT. speaks with Paul on today’s episode of The Quarantine Tapes.

Award winning novelist, political scientist, and activist Elif Shafak, speaks with Paul in today’s episode of The Quarantine Tapes.

Today on episode 24 of The Quarantine Tapes we hear from Willam Gibson, author of novels Neuromancer, The Peripheral, and most recently, Agency. The father of cyberpunk speaks to Paul about what cyberspace might look like now, were we not facing COVID-19.

Today’s conversation is with Sister Helen Prejean, known around the world for her tireless work as an activist against the death penalty. Sister Helen was instrumental in sparking the international dialogue about capital punishment and helped shape the position of the Catholic Church regarding vigorous opposition to all executions.