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People Have The Power

People Have The Power

Written by: American Songwriter Adam Chavez Steve Baltin
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What are the greatest protest songs of all time? Join host Steve Baltin as he talks with icons, from Carlos Santana and John Densmore (the Doors) to Alanis Morissette and Shepard Fairey, about their choices for the protest songs that have shaped their music and ideals. Music Philosophy Social Sciences
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  • Ivan Neville

    Ivan Neville
    Apr 27 2021

    "It's really pretty frustrating to see this shit keep happening and see racism fucking out there. It's a part of who this country is," an impassioned Ivan Neville says on this week's People Have The Power. In an incredibly powerful episode, Neville talks about how racism directly influenced the new Dumpstaphunk album, 'Where Do We Go From Here.'

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    37 mins
  • Amy Lee

    Amy Lee
    Apr 13 2021

    In the midst of the pandemic of the last year, Evanescence frontwoman Amy Lee found her musical bliss again while making the band's new album. 'The Bitter Truth.' "I feel a new sense of belonging where I am.," Lee tells Steve Baltin on this week's People Have The Power.

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    25 mins
  • Shakey Graves

    Shakey Graves
    Mar 30 2021

    Shakey Graves' influential debut, 'Roll The Bones,' turns 10 this year. And to celebrate he has reissued the album, releasing it to streaming services for the first time. It's perfect timing for the Austin-based Graves to revisit the past because as he tells host Steve Baltin on this week's People Have The Power, Graves hasn't been prolific during COVID. He has used the time to take a break.

    He talks about the break, selects protest songs from Pink Floyd, Sam Cooke and more, his admiration for David Bowie and why it took him a minute to become a Bruce Springsteen fan on this week's show.

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    51 mins
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