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Taylor Swift Show Girl Father Figure Origins is a three-part, high-voltage exploration of Taylor Swift’s most controversial and confessional song, “Father Figure,” from her cinematic new album Showgirl. Hosted by the unstoppable gossip queen Roxie Rush, this series dives deep into the song’s origin, meaning, and impact—unraveling how one track turned into a cultural phenomenon. With her mile-a-minute wit and cheeky insight, Roxie dissects the lyrics, fan theories, feminist themes, and spiritual subtext that make “Father Figure” a modern masterpiece. It’s gossip turned gospel, ...

In the dystopian ruins of Neo-York, 2077, The Pulse of Neo-York follows cyborg-zombie DJ Demien Sixx, who battles SynthCorp's quantum AI empire that consumes minds and energy. Armed with a half skull mask, neon-green spiked armor, and bracelets of white beads with silver skulls, Demien spins defiance at underground raves, encoding Peace, Love, Unity, Respect (PLUR) in music to resist AI control. Chasing a fractured echo of his soul via the mysterious Astral Codex, he faces Chrome Reavers, drones, and a shadowy rival, Sven Sanctum, whose tracks steal lifeforce. With hacker Marge S. (early 20s) ...

Hosted by Atlanta native, Grammy nominated & The Source Award Winning Rapper Bonecrusher, "An Origin Story" takes listeners on a journey that highlights the building blocks of Atlanta's music scene that has dominated the charts & pushed pop culture forward for the last 30 years.

Hosted by renowned MC and founding father of hip hop Grandmaster Caz, A&E’s Origins of Hip-Hop reveals the true stories of the people and places that ignited a global culture. Each episode, Caz sits down with hip hop legends like Busy Bee, Grand Wizzard Theodore, and Sha Rock to hear how it all happened straight from the source. From the legendary OJ Car Service bumping the first “mixtapes” to hip hop as therapy for the people of The Bronx, Caz and his guests uncover the lesser-told stories that made hip hop what it is today. These are their stories and the stories to be told for ...

Qui aurait pensé faire appel aux grands noms de la philosophie occidentale pour analyser les oeuvres artistiques du hip-hop, décortiquer les textes de chansons, les graffitis au mur, le travail des DJ et l'art des danseurs urbains? Le professeur de philosophie et spécialiste du rap Jérémie McEwen, bien sûr. Dans ce livre, il bâtit des ponts entre la philosophie occidentale traditionnelle et le hip-hop américain afin de mieux comprendre les racines de ce mouvement culturel mondial.

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Author and narrator Jagannatha Dasa was fortunate to be close friends and professional associates with both drummer Ginger Baker and bassist Jack Bruce of the great powerhouse trio Cream. While having only a passing relationship with Eric Clapton, the author nevertheless lays down a solid riveting audio biography of this truly unique and obviously groundbreaking fusion of jazz and rock whose surprising musical collaborations wowed the musically sophisticated world of the 1960s and continue to find thousands of fans generationally via their innovative and eclectic recordings.

‘Wide-ranging and insightful’ - Guardian (pick of the week, January 2024)A show for anyone who has ever listened to, played, improvised, written, or just enjoyed music and wanted to know more about these mysterious sounds. Are they 'auditory cheesecake' as cognitive scientist Steven Pinker claims, or actually a fundamental part of what has made us into modern humans? With an enormous variety of guests ranging from well-known musicians, producers and industry figures through to those for whom music is central but who rarely have a voice, this show is unapologetically broad in scope. In '...

Stories from fellow golfers or those from the world of golf of how they became involved, and ultimately fell in love, with the game of golf.

How Taylor Swift’s “You Belong With Me” Gave Voice to Outsiders Long before amassing legions of devotees as the defining voice of her generation, Taylor Swift found breakout success in 2008 with her sophomore single “You Belong With Me”. The deceptively simple lyrics, catchy hooks, and playful storyline music video all coalesced into winning pop formula topping charts that summer. But beneath that glossy production, Swift’s earnest performance tapped into resonant experiences of outsider yearning and unrequited pining familiar to many young listeners entering adolescence. In ...

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