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Josh Fortenbery is an Alaskan musician with roots in the deep south of the United States, as well as Jewish roots from Europe.  His musical influences range from Bluegrass to Folk to Rock.  His new album Tidy Memorial is a collection of very personal... more

Alice Di Micele has just released a new album Reverse the Flow which is a collection of songs that will resonate with many people.  The original songs are all about different aspects of the human experience right now.  This is music for today!

Alice... more

Anthony Taddeo of Alla Boara visits Paradigms to share some of his story, to talk about Alla Boara and to share their new record Work & Song, a live album that captures the joy and passion of this music.

Alla Boara brings together traditional Italia... more

Strat Andriotis has been playing music since he was a young person, and as many do, he started out on one instrument and then found that another was his true calling. Eventually he came to the instrument that, coincidentally, is his namesake.

Strat ... more

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Recent Guests

Josh Fortenbery
Singer, songwriter, performer, person of conscience.
Episode: Josh Fortenbery – “Tidy Memorial”
Alice DiMicele
Musical guest and independent artist with a focus on themes of love, nature, and social justice.
Independent Musician
Episode: Alice Di Micele – “Reverse the Flow”
Anthony Taddeo
Percussionist and leader of Alla Boara
Alla Boara
Episode: Anthony Taddeo – Alla Boara “Work & Song”
Strat Andriotis
Guitarist and composer known for his jazz work and contributions to modern music.
Episode: Strat Andriotis – “Exits”
John Patrick Elliot
Composer, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist
The Little Unsaid
Episode: John Patrick Elliot – The Little Unsaid “Stay Fragile All Across This Cold Frontier”
Ben Clifton
A wonderful pianist and composer from Houston.
Episode: Ben Clifton – “Overlook”
Dave Douglas
Composer and trumpet player.
Episode: Dave Douglas – “Alloy”
Matt Soverns
A remarkable singer, songwriter, and performer.
Independent Artist
Episode: Matt Soverns – “Phoning It In”
Travis Hall
An emerging artist releasing his first record
Episode: Travis Hall – “HeArt Museum”

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Baruch
Host of conversations focusing on cultural themes, spirituality, and community engagement.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Awesome

    It is an amazing podcast!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    i love itamer erez
    Canada4 years ago
  • A little gem.

    I just discovered this show and I am hungry for more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vacman101
    Ireland5 years ago
  • Zedashe

    Absolutely loved this traditional, raw, hypnotic music from the heart -plus- a great interview. xx*

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tobie star
    United Kingdom10 years ago

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There is a strong positivity toward the authenticity of the guests and the quality of the conversations.
Listeners appreciate the depth and variety of discussions surrounding art and social justice.
Many describe the content as thought-provoking and inspiring, particularly valuing the intersection of personal stories and broader societal themes.

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Josh Fortenbery – “Tidy Memorial”
Q: How do you process grief through your music?
He writes songs from personal experiences of loss, with many songs on Tidy Memorial serving as eulogies reflecting deeper societal issues.
Josh Fortenbery – “Tidy Memorial”
Q: What's your story? How did you come to be playing music?
Fortenbery shares his musical roots, growing up in a musically inclined family and returning to his origins in bluegrass and folk storytelling to create music.
Mustafa Stefan Dill – “Explode Yourself”
Q: What are your thoughts about humanity these days? What do you see?
Mustafa reflects on the troubling and disturbing state of the world but remains hopeful, emphasizing the importance of activating individual hearts through music.
Lucy Kaplansky – “The Lucy Story”
Q: What inspired this project?
Lucy mentions that she had many recordings in vaults, and after listening back, she thought some performances were good enough to share with her fans. She wanted to put these tracks out into the world for people to hear.
Tracy Grammer – Multi-Instrumentalist, Songwriter, Performer
Q: How do you write? How do songs come to you?
Tracy discusses her songwriting process, using notebooks for ideas and writing quickly due to pressure and camaraderie of peers.

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The show presents a rich tapestry of discussions centered around cultural heritage, creativity, and the societal role of music. It frequently explores the intersection of personal stories with broader political and social themes, often inviting musicians and artists to share their journeys and insights. Guests draw from diverse backgrounds, featuring discussions on various genres including jazz, folk, and R&B, while linking their artistic expressions to themes of activism, mental health, and community engagement. The emphasis on authentic expression underscores a commitment to social change and the power of art as a medium to challenge societal norms.

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Recent guests on Paradigms include:

1. Josh Fortenbery
2. Alice DiMicele
3. Anthony Taddeo
4. Strat Andriotis
5. John Patrick Elliot
6. Ben Clifton
7. Dave Douglas
8. Matt Soverns

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