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Look-Ka Py Py Podcast (ep 63): BAM, Nicholas Payton!

Nearly two years ago, trumpeter Nicholas Payton’s blog post “On Why Jazz Isn’t Cool Anymore” stirred mass controversy for suggesting the word “jazz” bore racial undertones unbecoming of black American music. In a subsequent post in response to his critics, he, drawing from his dialectical investigation, coined the phrase and kicked off the BAM (Black…

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How true-crime podcasts find clues the police miss

Image copyright SUPPLIED Image caption Lynette Dawson, a mother of two, was last seen in 1982 On paper it was an old story, told many times over the years. In the early 1980s, Sydney housewife and mother-of-two Lynette Dawson suddenly disappeared. Over the next 30 years, police searched fruitlessly for her. But now, exactly 37…

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Pete Buttigieg has a clear vision for the Democrats: Freedom, democracy and security

South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg (D) announced Dec. 17 that he will not seek another term as mayor. (Robert Franklin/South Bend Tribune via AP) Jonathan Capehart Opinion writer focusing on the intersection of social and cultural issues and politics “Cape Up” is Jonathan’s weekly podcast talking to key figures behind the news and our culture….

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In the race to turn podcasts into TV shows, the podcasts are winning

Eli Horowitz and Micah Bloomberg never meant for a Homecoming TV show to happen. When they created Homecoming, the podcast from Gimlet Media, their only intent was to make a great fictional podcast, to tell an inventive story in the burgeoning audio fiction medium. And, to their credit, they did. Homecoming was a hit among…

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How did the BBC’s podcast Unexpected Fluids ever get made?

You may have noticed the flood of podcasts that’s been pouring out of the BBC since the launch of its BBC Sounds app. This is supposed to give us easier access to the programme archive but actually has been an excuse to show off the podcasts now made by the corporation, from the specially made…

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Behind the Lacrosse Classified Podcast

After a long overdue staycation, Random Thoughts is back.  Since its been a while since the last games took place, there’s little reason to review last week’s games as that has been done already, for now I’ll stick to some off the on and off the floor items of interest.   Banner Raising Night The…

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Welcome to the New Shea Serrano Podcast ‘Villains’

Villains is an eight-episode podcast series about movie villains. Each episode will be about a different villain from a specific kind of movie. What I mean is, there’s an episode about a high school movie villain (Regina George, she’s the second episode in the series), and an episode about a superhero movie villain (Killmonger from…

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Stephen Thompson : NPR

Stephen Thompson is an editor and reviewer for NPR Music, where he writes the advice column The Good Listener, fusses over the placement of commas and appears as a frequent panelist on All Songs Considered. Since 2010, Thompson has been a fixture on the weekly NPR roundtable podcast Pop Culture Happy Hour, which he created…

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These are the trends to watch for podcasting in 2019 » Nieman Journalism Lab

Welcome to Hot Pod, a newsletter about podcasts. This is issue 190, published January 8, 2018. Happy new year, everyone! Let me begin by saying something that’s extremely typical: I spent a good deal of the holiday season either thinking about work or actually working. Which is to say, I totally vibe with what Anne…

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This Psychologist Is Changing The Face Of Therapy For Black Women

Slowly but surely, mental health has moved from the sidelines to the center of our national conversation around well-being. But discussing feelings and emotions is still a touchy subject in certain communities. After realizing that many African Americans weren’t embracing the importance of mental health, Joy Harden Bradford, an Atlanta-based therapist and founder of the…

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