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🎻Music, Murder, and History🗡️
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Why did you choose this theme?
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Songs in the Key of Death is a new podcast that looks at murder ballads, songs that were the true crime of the day. This theme was inspired by the show.
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Podcast Picks:
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Dolly Parton's America
Sad Ass Songs
When MacArthur Genius Grant winner Jad Abumrad implied on this show that he didn't know what a murder ballad was, Melissa decided they had to make a podcast to remind the world about this amazing category of songs.
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Song Exploder
Sheryl Crow - Redemption Day (feat. Johnny Cash)
No podcast takes you behind the music like this one. Having the artists themselves walk you through the creation process for their songs is just magical for music nerds. Since the premiere episode of Melissa's new podcast focuses on Johnny Cash, she thought it would be fun to include the legendary Sheryl Crow's work with the Man in Black.
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Songs In The Key of Death
Delia
This podcast looks at the true story behind "Delia," the song that saved Johnny Cash's career. While Cash sang about a low-down, trifling woman, the real story is darker, more tragic, and far too common.
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You're Wrong About
The Chicks vs. The Iraq War
This show digs into stories that many people get wrong. This episode explains exactly how The Chicks went from being one of the biggest bands in music to being all but banished from the music industry, all for having a few questions about the Iraq War (and they were right!).
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Lost Notes
Song of a Gun
Murder ballads tell the stories of gruesome crimes, but a lot of those crimes wouldn't happen without guns. This episode of KCRW's excellent Lost Notes takes a look at the history of music's relationships with guns.
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Houses on The Moon Theater Company presents the Houses on the Moon Podcast, an eight-episode series using storytelling to amplify the unheard voice. On the show you'll listen to some remarkable true accounts from parents of gender-expansive children, people impacted by gun violence, undocumented immigrants, and more.
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This Week on Feedback with EarBuds...
We're speaking with Amira Valliani, the co-founder and CEO of Glow, a service that helps podcasters build media businesses. We discuss Amira's favorite podcasts, selling her company to Libsyn, and the expansiveness of options out there for listeners. Of course, you can also tune in to hear about this week's EarBuds podcast picks, our spotlight, and more!
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🎼 On Songs in the Key of Death, a new podcast from Nevermind Media, you’ll hear the true crime stories behind the category of songs called “murder ballads," complete with new music from Sadie Dupuis of the rock band Speedy Ortiz and from Bonnie "Prince" Billy. Subscribe.
🧍How does what you wear affect how you behave? Can music help you find meaning? Does consciousness continue after you die? In this series, thinkers and innovators from across society talk with Rabbi Joseph Dweck about what they’ve learned from life. Listen to Humans Being.
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Fill your ears with...
Immigrantly, a weekly podcast that deconstructs the archaic stereotypes of what it means to be an immigrant, a child of immigrants, a person of color, and everything in between.
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🔉Meet Sound Designer Jeremy S. Bloom: We interviewed Brooklyn-based, Emmy-nominated sound designer Jeremy S. Bloom. Jeremy’s work focuses on crafting immersive, story-driven soundscapes for podcasts, interactive installations, films, and theatrical productions internationally.
👂Listen to a different kind of wellness podcast. Arielle Vetro reviewed Maintenance Phase for the EarBuds blog. Read the review here.
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PODCAST SPOTLIGHT: For the month of June, we're spotlighting podcasts from LGBTQIA+ creators. You can email Maya to submit a podcast you love.
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Queerology
Queerology was named one of the 12 Best LGBTQ Podcasts of 2020 by “O: The Oprah Magazine.” How might we live better as queer people of faith? Matthias Roberts brings together theologians, psychologists, poets, thinkers, and change makers for conversations around belief and being.
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