Showing results for "Music" in Political Science

This selection of essays from K-Punk: The Collected and Unpublished Writings of Mark Fisher (2004-2016) brings together the best of Fisher's political writing. In K-Punk: Music, Fisher seamlessly blends political theory with music analysis, discussing the impact of neoliberalism and related political ideologies on the music industry and major music events such as Glastonbury.

Why does music affect you so profoundly? It impacts the way you think, talk, feel, behave and even spend money. With his conversational style, humour, and endless knowledge, scientist and musician John Powell showcases fascinating studies - for example, that shoppers spend more money in stores that play classical music, and, even more astounding, they are more likely to buy German wine in stores playing German music.

Long before the United States had presidents from the world of movies and reality TV, we had scores of politicians with connections to country music. In I'd Fight the World, Peter La Chapelle traces the deep bonds between country music and politics. These performers and politicians both rode and resisted cultural waves: some advocated for the poor and dispossessed, and others voiced religious and racial anger, but they all walked the line between exploiting their celebrity and righteously taking on the world. 

American roots music, also known as Americana music, can be challenging to categorize, spanning the genres of jazz, bluegrass, country, blues, rock and roll, and an assortment of variations in between. In The Downhome Sound, Mandi Bates Bailey explores the messages, artists, community, and appeal of this seemingly disparate musical collective. To understand the art form's intended meanings and typical audiences, she analyzes lyrics and interviews Americana artists, journalists, and festival organizers to uncover a desire for inclusion and diversity.

The Youth Music Podcast talks to musicians, educators and policy-makers exploring some of the debates shaping our work around young people, inclusion and music-making. We believe music-making is life-changing. Every year, Youth Music provides nearly 90,000 young people with the opportunity to make music, helping them to overcome the challenges they face in their lives. Our music projects support young people to develop their creative and social skills, make positive contributions to their community and live happy, successful lives. To find out more join the Youth Music Network an online ...

Looking at how art is being used to make the world better. This series focuses on Face The Music's performances for state legislative Democratic candidates.

Podcast hosted by Drummer/Activist Ted Sirota - featuring guest interviews, political commentary, discussions around music, art, culture, and revolutionary politics.Venmo: @Ted_SirotaCash: $TedSirotaZelle: ted@tedsirota.comPayPal.me/TedSirotahttps://gofund.me/5b4acb17

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KORC FM is an FCC licensed Low Power FM non-commercial station dedicated to playing great music, building community, and educating the electorate about civics. The rights, responsibilities, and obligations of citizenship. korcfm.com

Unseen, Unheard report brings together extensive survey findings and first-hand insights of intersectional prejudice. Together with Attitude is Everything, Black Lives In Music calls on the industry to drive real change on Representation, Consultation and Commitment. This podcast series features interviews and discussions with Black disabled creators and industry professionals. Host - Joy Addo (Attitude Is Everything) Nics – Videographer Max – Videographer Aaron Adeleke - Video Editor Kieran Bryant, Black Lives in Music – Guest Liaison Special thanks to Platoon 7 Studios for providing ...