# David Rothenberg
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david rothenberg (born 1962) is a professor of philosophy and music at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, with a special interest in animal sounds as music. He is also a composer and jazz musician whose books and recordings reflect a longtime interest in understanding other species such as singing insects by making music with them.
== Life and work ==
Rothenberg graduated from Harvard and took his PhD from Boston University.Looking back at his high school years in the 1970s, Rothenberg told Claudia Dreifus of the New York Times, "I was influenced by saxophonist Paul Winter's Common Ground album, which had his own compositions with whale and bird sounds mixed in.
40. David Rothenberg, Eleven Paths to Animal Music
David Rothenberg is a composer, clarinetist, philosopher, and author of several books on animal songs, including Why Birds Sing, which was turned into a documentary by the BBC in 2006. He has more than forty albums under his own name, and has worked with scientists to decode the mockingbird’s song …
The Road to Reconnection: The Impact of Incarceration on Families
In the podcast, David Rothenberg explores the challenges of re-entering society, focusing on the impact on families of the incarcerated, with guests Barbara Allen and Ervin "Easy" Hunt. Barbara and Easy share their own experiences, stressing the significance of maintaining family connections during…
Reentry Law and Support
David Rothenberg discusses incarcerated and reentry law with Fortune's Chief Legal Officer Michele Weinstat and Senior Director of Compliance Jeffrey Wertkin. The cover the process of lawyer reinstatement, their roles at Fortune for those returning home from incarceration and the support Fortune of…
Peer Support is Crucial During Reentry
Host David Rothenberg spoke with Tony Lesane and Jose De La Cruz about the incredible value of the NEST at The Fortune Society, a peer recovery center that offers a safe space and welcoming community for participants, as well as weekly groups that encourage important discussions about recovery and …
Do Animals Sing? Animal Cognition, Communication, and Music | David Rothenberg & Justin Gregg
What if animal sounds are not just signals, but music, performance, and meaning?In this wide-ranging conversation, philosopher and musician David Rothenberg and animal cognition researcher and writer Justin Gregg explore the strange borderlands between music, language, animal communication, play, s…
The Power of Storytelling
In this episode, David Rothenberg is joined by Rahsaan Thomas, Founder and Co-Director of the San Quentin Film Festival. They talk about how the festival began, and the importance of sharing stories about and created by people who are system-impacted.
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Rebuilding Bonds: Navigating Parenthood and Reentry
Host David Rothenberg spoke with Tiffany Vulcain and Lymus Rivera to discuss their experiences as parents involved in the criminal legal system. They reflected on their relationships with their children upon being released from prison, the challenges parents face coming home, and reentry resources …
Reflecting on Aging and Life After Incarceration
In this episode, David Rothenberg spoke with Clifford Rice and Deshawn Kenner about aging in prison. Both Clifford and Deshawn spent many years incarcerated, and this time offered them an opportunity for self-reflection and personal growth. Together, they reflected on their progress after incarcera…
134: David (1988): A Survival Story
The story of David Rothenberg's survival would eventually reach millions of viewers through the 1988 made-for-television film David. Starring Bernadette Peters as Marie Rothenberg and Matthew Lawrence as David, the film focused not only on the horrific crime that nearly took his life, but also on h…
Randall Builds a Cake, David Builds a Story
In this two-part episode, hosts Larry, Gret and Concetta speak to two people who were instrumental in securing the longevity of Tony n' Tina's Wedding, Randall Thropp and David Rothenberg.In part one, Randall recounts how his involvement with Tony & Tina’s Wedding began by creating an elaborate fak…
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