150. The Change with guest Mary Cohen
Song: The Change
Music by: Mary L. Cohen
Notes: “My dad played the copper fish mold.” — aren’t you curious now? Listen in as Mary Cohen and I explore family music, personal structures for improvisation, creating connections between incarcerated and not-incarcerated people, and more… We wander a b…
Looking at Community Music: Can It Thrive Within Higher Education?
As the traditional field of music education moved to embrace community music—and therefore, new music styles—certain hurdles emerged. Professors teaching Beethoven fretted over techno beats thumping across the hall. Traditionalists balked at holding rock instruments to the same standard…
Looking at Community Music: Activism, Resources, and Current Movements
While traditional music education prioritizes the music—namely, centuries-old classical compositions—community music seeks to understand the impact of music-making on both the musician and listener. Because of this shift in approach, activist intentions emerge. Lee Willingham, editor of…
Looking at Community Music: Music-Making in Prisons
Music-making in prisons is not a new concept. For decades, cases like prison wardens implementing choral singing programs or music education students providing classes to the incarcerated have demonstrated the positive effects of “musicking” in the carceral state. But beyond the individual, …
Looking at Community Music: A Fluid Definition
Whether a local youth choir, a drum circle, or a musical ensemble, community music can take many forms. Perhaps because of this malleability, the subject area has attracted a devoted following in academic study and continues to grow into its own beside and within the more traditional field of…
The Borgia of Maine: A Chilling Tale | Yore Town Podcast EP. 76
This episode of the Yortown Podcast delves into the chilling story of Mary Cohen, known as the Borgia of Maine, who was Maine's first and deadliest serial killer. The conversation explores her early life, the mysterious deaths of her family members, her marriages, and the subsequent trial that led …
The Harbinger of Death
Fog curls over jagged granite and the tide keeps its own secrets—Maine feels like a place where myth, memory, and menace overlap. We head straight for that seam, weaving the state’s stark coastline and Wabanaki dawns into a guided tour of folklore, and true crime. Along the way we reckon with names…
S1E14 | Real Help, Not Hype: DotMom’s Take on AI for Families
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In this episode of Therapy Tech and Takeout, hosts Toni Teixeira and Jackie Toale welcome Mary Cohen, a community builder and AI enthusiast. The conversation explores Mary's journey with AI, her creation of Dot Mom, and how she integrates AI into her personal and professional life. They dis…
Remember, Be Love: Dr. Mary Cohen on Music, Prison Choirs, and Forgiveness
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In this episode of inTUNE: Stories of Connection Through Music, Dr. Melissa Martiros sits down with Dr. Mary Cohen, Professor of Music Education at the University of Iowa and co-leader of IMAJIN, for a wide-ranging conversation about what music makes possible when it's built on gen…
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