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Emie R. Roussel has just released a new record TERR with her trio, Nicolas Bédard on Contrebasse & basse électrique, and Dominic Cloutier on Drums.
This record, made by good friends who have played together for years, is inspired by love of Earth, of friends, of life. The music is lovely and surprising, passionate and surreal.
Emie has a long relationship with music and with the piano, starting with classical and then jazz and then creating her own thing. Her bandmates are both accomplished players, and together they create beautiful musical space.
• Emie R. Roussel on YouTube
This episode of Paradigms is dedicated to Hannah Arendt.
• When Arendt Knew by E. A. Hanks
• Hannah Arendt at the Library – Marianne WilliamsonMusic by: Emie R. Roussel Trio
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Jane Fallon has been making music for decades. Inspired by the magic of music itself and her fascination with words and meaning, Jane fashions songs with messages, exploring points of view, feelings, and events.
Jane’s latest album is Sweet Resilience and she has a new one coming out soon!
The through line in Jane’s music is a realistic optimism that revels in truth telling, not preaching, offering listeners something to relate with as they make up their own minds regarding the message.
• Jane Fallon on YouTube
Music by: Jane Fallon
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Tara Fortier is a Canadian physicist, originally from Quebec, currently living in Colorado working as Project Leader in the Time and Frequency Division at National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Tara does her best to answer a few of Baruch’s Physics questions. Tara will be on Paradigms again so if you have questions for her please email [email protected]
Music by: Randy Hoexter, Astor Piazzolla, Patti Smith, Imogen Heap, Sameer Gupta, and Rosanne Cash.
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Lewis Stubbs Junior has just released his first collection of original songs West Nashville Sky. A Nashville native, Lewis grew up with a musical Dad in a music city, He started playing guitar as a pre-teen and never stopped. The music is bluesy rock with a tinge of country. The songs are personal and relatable and pull no punches. There’s some pretty raw emotion in this music.
Before this solo project Lewis has been playing and recording with the band Natchez Tracers for many years.
• Lewis Stubbs Junior on YouTube
Music by: Lewis Stubbs Junior, and Natchez Tracers
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Katie Bull grew up in an artistic family surrounded by the music of brilliant players jamming in her living room. It is only natural that she would become an amazing musician herself. Katie’s new record The Hope Etudes is a vibrant excursion into Katie’s world of sound and meaning.
The album is a collection of original songs with a few familiar songs interpreted through Katie Bull’s mind and heart, reworked beautifully, creating a new experience.
Katie and Baruch discuss some of her inspiration and passion for life.
• Katie Bull on YouTube
Music by: Katie Bull
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Ernest Aines started playing guitar as a child in Australia. Songwriting came later, drawing inspiration from the Singer Songwriters of earlier decades. He’s recorded an EP Already Found, an album Spiral Bound and a number of singles, and is currently working on his next recordings.
Ernest has gone from busking in Melbourne to touring the US. Some shows are already sold out but you can still get tickets in a few cities.
Ernest’s music is alive and harmonic, layered with the organic dimensionality of the 12-string guitar. There is a comfortable familiar quality to the music while also being fresh and bright. The songs are personal and universal, doing what a good song should do, hold up a mirror to the listener.
• Ernest Aines on YouTube
Music by: Ernest Aines
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David Coller has just released an album with long-time collaborator Diane Chodkowski When Summer Comes. David has been making music for most his life but disappeared from “the scene” some years ago, but now he’s back!
This is music in the folk tradition of the early to mid 20th century, with other colors and flavors that may surprise you. This is folk music for today!
• David Collar on YouTube
Music by: David Coller & Diane Chodkowski
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Ron Wilkins and Rebecca Patterson have just released a record The Vigil and The Sleeping Giant from their project Trombocalists. The album includes a four-movement Covid Suite and four additional compositions. This is big band music taken to a whole new level of consciousness!
Both Rebecca and Ron are accomplished musicians and composers, involved with many musical projects from Broadway to Big Band and more.
Ron’s Covid story is powerful, and one of millions. People continue to contract the disease. Some have a brief encounter, for others it can be very serious, even fatal, or leaving the person alive but with debilitating Long Covid.
• Big City Livin’ on YouTube
Music by: Ron Wilkins & Rebecca Patterson
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While Sue Cahill has an extensive and accomplished background as a Bassist with The Colorado Symphony, and she is also into Jazz. Her new record Evanstonia is her first album of her own compositions.
Sue is Professor of Bass at the University of Colorado Boulder College of Music. She was Principal Bass of the Louisiana Philharmonic in New Orleans, has toured in South America and Europe, Canada and the US. Sue’s music vibrates with her intention, to engage people’s aliveness.
Music by: Sue Cahill
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Kim Moberg has released her fourth album All That Really Matters, 8 original songs with 2 very personal covers. In 2023 Kim released The Seven Fires Prophecy Suite for Humanity. Kim ancestry is Tlingit, which heritage informs her art. Both albums are intimate and deep. Kim is sharing powerful inspirations with us, it’s worthwhile to spend time with this music.
Music has been part of Kim’s life forever, as a listener and creator. Kim is also very involved in musical community as an active member in Folk Alliance International, also as a Board member of the Billy Conway Artist Fund, and as a founder and manager of Sandwich Arts Alliance (SAA) Porchfest.
• Kim Moberg on YouTube
Music by: Kim Moberg
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Joe Troop & The Truth Machine have a new EP out, The Truth Machine 5 songs for right now, this week! If you love bluegrass you’ll enjoy this 5 piece ensemble of excellent players and their fun political humor and gravity, both. Check them out.
Joe Troop has many musical projects going, another one is Larry & Joe, with Larry Bellorín from Monagas, Venezuela.
• Joe Troop on YouTube
Music by: Joe Troop & The Truth Machine
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James Houlahan has just released his seventh album On a Wing a collection of mostly original songs, and two beloved covers, inspired by life!
Since following his muse from Boston to Los Angeles some years ago, James has been making music and finding musical community, and now he and his partner have started a family! All of this aliveness comes across in the music.
This album has a theme which is in the title and the cover art; literal and metaphorical. Winged creatures!
• James Houlahan on YouTube
Music by: James Houlahan
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Nani Vazana has been making music for much of her life, first as an instrumentalist and then as a singer and songwriter. Nani grew up speaking with her grandmother in Ladino, the nearly-extinct language of the Sephardic Jews. This led to learning traditional songs in Ladino and her 2017 record Andalusian Brew.
Always interested in growing as a person and as an artist, Nani eventually started writing her own songs in Ladino, resulting in the 2023 release Ke Haber. Currently Nani is currently in post production on Nani sings Nina a tribute to Nina Simone.
Nani and Baruch discuss the connection between inspiration, fear, and human life.
• Nani Vazana on YouTube
Music by: Nani Vazana
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Natalie Bogwalker and Chloe Lieberman have written a great book The New Natural Food Garden: A Comprehensive Guide to Growing a Bountiful Harvest with Less Work, in Partnership with Nature. Having worked and gardened and taught gardening together for years at Wild Abundance, this book was an organic next step.
This book is a significant contribution to the body of work on sustainability, an impressive collection of visual, text, and organized information. A person with no experience gardening will find more than enough to get started growing their own food. An experienced gardener will find lots of useful tips and specific information for growing dozens of varieties of plants.
Humans have been gardening forever, and especially during times where social upheaval, like war or political turmoil, effect access and supply chains, people return to gardening.
• Wild Abundance on YouTube
Music by: Animal Logic, Rosalie Sorrels, Nia Cephas, Jackson Browne, and Samara Jade.
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John Clay has just released his first album, after decades of playing and recording with other peoples’ bands. This very intentional collection of songs brings us the sounds of talented friends playing beautiful music together.
The title About Time refers not just to John finally making a record but to the reality of life on Earth, it’s about time we humans learn to co-exist peacefully, so we can prioritize the well-being of all life on Earth!
John is a warm caring person, and that comes across in the conversation as well as the music.
• John Clay on YouTube
Music by: John Clay
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Rafe Pearlman is a human who creates magical healing spaces with poetry and music, and friends. His personal story is archetypal. Out of his life experience and who he is, Rafe brings us Kanu which is a story cycle; songs and narrative that give us a taste of the power of nature as source, friend, and healer.
Kanu is available to download and as a physical CD, but it is also available as a beautifully crafted video presentation which you are encouraged to watch. It will nourish you.
Rafe is also a Voice Coach, and he loves to hear from people. You can email him directly.
Music by: Rafe Pearlman
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Doctor Nativo has released a new record Barriokandela a collection of songs that are intended to celebrate and explore our shared human journey. The music is juicy and alive!
These songs invite us to feel our common humanity and to share that with our fellow humans.
Doctor Nativo grew up steeped in music, and now he plays big festivals as well as in the street. He’s living true to his mission, making music that tells true stories while envisioning a better future.
Doctor Nativo on YouTube
Music by: Doctor Nativo
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Javier Jara has been working on his latest album for a number of years, and it is now done! Our Rhythms, Our Voices is a collection of 12 songs, each the story of a real person, honoring Latin Americans for their contributions to The United States, while also exposing the scapegoating and oppression Latin Americans experience in the United States, especially in recent years from prominent politicians and media moguls.
The music is lush and beautiful. Javier is masterful on the guitar and his accompanists are likewise masters of their crafts. This music is joyful to listen to, and the lyrics tell stories, poignant and personal, derived from interviews which were turned into poems and then into songs.
Javier performs in the Austin Texas area, sometimes to benefit Casa Marianella a non-profit agency that serves immigrants in need of housing, and other resources.
• Javier Jara on YouTube
• Former DOJ Attorney explains proposed new rule exempting DOJ Attorneys from disciplinary actions for unethical behavior
• Comment on the proposed rule
Music by: Javier Jara
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Serious Child is the artist name of Alan Young, who discovered music later in life and now travels around the UK performing original songs. His latest record is What Lies Beneath, 12 original songs about life. Alan also produces other artists and, with his partner Kate, runs a not for profit musical venue in the UK, Petworth Sessions.
Serious Child offers songs that reflect personal experience and also look at societal issues like isolation, community, and relationship. Alan has also begun to make videos of his songs, well worth looking into.
• Serious Child on YouTube
Music by: Serious Child
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Kray Van Kirk has a new record, Empire which is a heartfelt collection of songs addressing the current state of things. These poems are to the point, reminding us of our mythic past as we contend with how to intentionally create a sustainable and just future for humanity.
Kray is on an interesting journey of conscience which he shares with us in the conversation with Baruch. Both scientist and artist, Kray’s perspective is rich and deep.
• Kray Van Kirk on YouTube
Music by: Kray Van Kirk
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