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Latest Episodes

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... more

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... more

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... more

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 ... more

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Natalie Bogwalker
Author of The New Natural Food Garden
Wild Abundance (former) and book collaborators
Episode: Natalie Bogwalker and Chloe Lieberman – “The New Natural Food Garden”
Chloe Lieberman
Author of The New Natural Food Garden
Book collaborators
Episode: Natalie Bogwalker and Chloe Lieberman – “The New Natural Food Garden”
John Clay
Jazz drummer and composer, album About Time
John Clay Music
Episode: John Clay – “About Time”
Rafe Pearlman
Poet, musician, and visionary behind Kanu
Kanu / rafepearlman.com
Episode: Rafe Pearlman – “Kanu” and so much more
Juan Nativo
Musician and Mayan cosmovision advocate
Barriokandela project, collaboration with StoneTree Records (Ivan Duran)
Episode: Doctor Nativo – “Barriokandela”
Javier Jara
Musician and storyteller behind Our Rhythms, Our Voices
Self-described artist; collaborates with community organizations
Episode: Javier Jara – “Our Rhythms Our Voices”
Alan Young
Musician known as Serious Child
Serious Child
Episode: Alan Young – Serious Child “What Lies Beneath”
Kray Van Kirk
Musician and poet, known for exploring themes of activism and justice through his music.
Kray Van Kirk
Episode: Kray Van Kirk – “Empire”
Teresa Tudury
Singer-songwriter and storyteller
Independent musician
Episode: Teresa Tudury – “Perhaps You’ve Heard Of Me”

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Baruch
Host and spiritual facilitator known for engaging discussions around art, culture, and social justice, with a focus on musicians who inspire through their stories and work.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
  • Awesome

    It is an amazing podcast!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    i love itamer erez
    Canada5 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 Kingdom11 years ago

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Many find the discussions on music and social justice thoughtful and impactful.
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Natalie Bogwalker and Chloe Lieberman – “The New Natural Food Garden”
Q: If you could each pick maybe two points from the book that you feel are core that you want people to get, what would they be?
The first point is cultivating a relationship with the garden, moving from viewing it as a food factory to a space of relationship, which deepens belonging, curiosity, and resilience, and the second is understanding that there isn't a single right way to garden; there are many approaches that fit different sites and lives, supported by charts, vegetables profiles, and collaborative learning.
John Clay – “About Time”
Q: Why the emphasis on live interaction and the listener's experience?
Because the music communicates in a language beyond notation, inviting the listener to feel the conversations among the players and to engage with the emotional journey of the album.
John Clay – “About Time”
Q: What's your approach to making About Time, given you recorded with little to no rehearsal?
I aimed for spontaneity and authenticity, letting musicians be themselves while crafting a narrative through the track sequence, almost like chapters in a novel that connect emotionally and musically.
Alan Young – Serious Child “What Lies Beneath”
Q: What are your musical inspirations and how do you blend different sounds and eras in your work?
Alan talks about influences from Celtic and German electronic music, punk and new wave, and the importance of live performance as a source of inspiration beyond studio work.
Alan Young – Serious Child “What Lies Beneath”
Q: But what I like to start out with is I'd like to learn a little more just about you as a person, how you grew up, how you got into music, what are the things in your life that inspire you?
Alan describes a non-musical upbringing, the early choir experience, and how a rude workplace boss prompted him to pursue guitar lessons, eventually leading to a late-blooming but persistent music career.

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A significant focus of the content lies in exploring the intersection of music, culture, and social justice, with numerous episodes centering on the experiences and art of musicians who address pressing societal issues. Topics such as politics, community empowerment, and personal journeys of resilience are intertwined with artistic expression, inviting listeners to reflect on their own lives while considering broader societal narratives. Unique to this podcast is the fusion of musical discussions with critical social commentary, creating a rich tapestry that resonates with those passionate about art, activism, and cultural dialogue. The episodes showcase the transformative power of music as a medium for healing and resistance.

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Recent guests on Paradigms include:

1. Natalie Bogwalker
2. Chloe Lieberman
3. John Clay
4. Rafe Pearlman
5. Juan Nativo
6. Javier Jara
7. Alan Young
8. Kray Van Kirk

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