
The Guardian’s Chris Michael explores incredible stories from around the world about when music shook history. Each episode focuses on a turning point in a city’s story, as told through a song that sparked a moment – and reveals the deeper social and political issues that shaped these pivotal events
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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The Plastic People of the Universe were a group of underground Czech psych-rockers known more for their outlandish stage presence than for their songs. After the Communist invasion in 1968, however, they became a thorn in the side of the repressive r... more
Racism, riots and political upheaval seemed to be spreading like wildfire in Britain in the 1980s. In that increasingly hostile environment, the ‘daytimers’ – mostly south Asian teenagers who skipped school to attend daytime raves – began to mix thei... more
In 1942, the city we now call St Petersburg had been under siege by Nazi troops for months. With hundreds of thousands starving to death and the prospect of victory looking bleak, Soviet leaders tried what might now seem an unlikely attempt to salvag... more
Ten years ago the Arab spring spread into north Africa’s biggest country as more than a million Egyptians, enraged by police brutality and a collapsing economy, took over Tahrir Square – the heart of Cairo’s police state. It was Ramy Essam’s moment. ... more
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You’d expect edifying tales of music and politics and history. But actually this is quite the showcase for British/Yankee bias against the evil, horrible Chinese and Russians bogeymen. Not all the time, but enough that if you didn’t vote for Brexit because you’re not part of the British Empire, you might not find this podcast not quite what you hoped for, simply because you have actually read history. (You might be a Yank, and OK with it, too, in which case, good luck!)
Such a good idea for a podcast. A great listen.
This is so exciting, I’m already hooked on the concept, as well as on the episodes that have certainly done the concept justice
Great concept for a podcast - can’t wait to hear what’s up next
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