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A Song Called Life

Osi Atikpoh
Artificial Intelligence
Climate Change
Extreme Weather Events
Gaza
Mindfulness
Environmental Inequality
Climate Communication
UCLA
Greenhouse Gases
Mental Health
Music
Legislative Action
Motivation
Jaume
Deepfakes
Misinformation
Elections
Disinformation
Buddhism
Meditation

The artists shaping today’s music, in conversation. A Song Called Life features in-depth interviews about new releases, creative process, and the experiences behind the work. Hosted by musician Osi Atikpoh, these candid conversations offer an inside look at how music is made and the lives behind it, with artists speaking openly about their work and their journey. Earlier episodes featured broader ... more

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Latest Episodes

In Episode #275, Atlanta-based artist Spencer Thomas sits down with Osi to discuss his latest album Cynical Vision.

They talk through how he approaches writing about modern life without losing the feeling of the music, using humor and a light touch... more

In Episode #274, Argentinian-born artist and producer Malena Zavala sits down with Osi to discuss her latest album If This Life Could Start Again.

She reflects on the space between her Argentine roots and life in the UK, and how that in-between feel... more

In Episode #273, Antwerp-based multi-disciplinary artist Youniss sits down with Osi to unpack his latest album, Good Effort!.

The conversation moves between artistic evolution and lived experience, touching on identity, community, and navigating mu... more

In Episode #272, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Caleb Hearn joins Osi to talk about his latest album, LEAVE THE WORLD BEHIND. They also discuss how early trauma and life’s hardships can shape a creative outlet, the challenge of staying authentic i... more

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Recent Guests

William Jones
Singer, songwriter, reality TV personality
Episode: Episode #269: William Jones
Daphne Gale
Musician and subject of the episode
Episode: Episode #266: Daphne Gale
Travis Thompson
Pacific Northwest rapper featured on episode
Seattle, WA
Episode: Episode #265: Travis Thompson
Benjamin Wallace
Author of The Billionaire's Vinegar and researcher of Bitcoin's origins
Author of The Bitcoin mystery book
Episode: Episode #264: Benjamin Wallace
Katherine Stewart
Investigative journalist and author
Author of 'Money Lies in God'
Episode: Episode #263: Katherine Stewart
Alexander Douglas
Philosopher and author of 'Against Identity'
Episode: Episode #262: Alexander Douglas
Mato Wayuhi
Artist and musician with a focus on Native representation in music.
Episode: Episode #261: Mato Wayuhi
DJ L
A prominent producer known for his work in developing the drill music sound
Episode: Episode #260: DJ L
Steve Holland
Former military personnel and current security manager working in humanitarian sectors in conflict zones.
Episode: Episode #259: Steven Holland

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Osi Atikpoh
Host and musician fostering authentic conversations on culture and society.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 224 ratings
  • Good Infomation on the Kennedy’s!

    Loved your podcast with Maureen Callahan. Every time I listen to her I get more and more hooked. She is amazing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Backitupp
    United States7 months ago
  • Mediocre

    Not the best but I guess not the worst

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Mel07Bes
    United Statesa year ago
  • Amazing

    I love, love, love this podcast. So interesting and so well done.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    James K. Banks
    United States4 years ago
  • Great show!

    I am enjoying the show thus far!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anthony P. Brunell
    United States4 years ago
  • VERY GOOD

    Absolutely love this show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amelia W. White
    United States4 years ago

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Episode #264: Benjamin Wallace
Q: Do you think Bitcoin's potential revolution is hindered by its lack of a visible founder?
Wallace suggests that while the revolutionary concept is there, social and educational barriers, plus a preference for traditional financial protections, impede broader adoption, regardless of whether a founder is known.
Episode #264: Benjamin Wallace
Q: What initially drew you to cover Bitcoin and Satoshi Nakamoto for a major feature?
Wallace describes being contacted by an editor, his curiosity about Silk Road, and the idea of solving a mystery through narrative that could illuminate a complex subject.
Episode #265: Travis Thompson
Q: What is the core goal of your music now, and how has that evolved?
The goal is to help people by expressing the human condition through song, while honoring influences and delivering melodies that feel genuine and uplifting.
Episode #265: Travis Thompson
Q: When did you first realize you could be an artist, and how did your path unfold?
It started with poetry and spoken word in high school; turning a poem into a song in the studio was a turning point, and realizing I could write and perform opened the door to being an artist.
Episode #265: Travis Thompson
Q: How has the Pacific Northwest influenced your journey in hip hop?
There isn't a single Northwest sound, so I had to embrace doing everything—melody, production, storytelling—while staying true to Seattle's DIY spirit and our regional diversity.

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This show features a blend of authentic conversations with diverse guests, including musicians, authors, experts, and entrepreneurs, focusing on societal and cultural themes. Topics often encompass personal journeys, community representations, the intersection of art and politics, and insights on crucial issues like humanitarian efforts, identity politics, and industry challenges. Episodes are characterized by a narrative style that combines personal anecdotes with broader socio-political discussions, appealing to listeners interested in real conversations and the exploration of contemporary issues through a cultural lens.

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2. Daphne Gale
3. Travis Thompson
4. Benjamin Wallace
5. Katherine Stewart
6. Alexander Douglas
7. Mato Wayuhi
8. DJ L

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