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Power and Vibration: The Sound of Revolution is a mini series podcast coming out of the University of Virginia. Throughout the 6 episodes, host Sara Bastianelli delves into the musical and political history of Argentina, Iran, England, Brazil, and the United States to find out why social justice movements align closely with musical genres and how music is used as a tool to strengthen protests. Across time and space, music is an incredibly powerful form of protest. What can we learn from examining the music of social justice movements across the world? And how can we apply it to the current ...

A podcast all about the 1960s, hosted by Ed Chesterman.Join us as we ask - why is it that the 60s is remembered as a time of monumental change, of hedonistic dreaming and of sex, drugs and rock and roll. We will explore 60s Britain, from gay liberation to the World Cup, and everything in between, delving deep into the movements that made modern life as we know it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.