OM DENNE EPISODE
We interview Jonas Langer, a key person in the coordination of Solidarity Park and Outaspace podcast talks about his music work and his numerous creative and technical contributions to the two projects. We talk about the new generations' access to historical memory and why we need to nurture that to aid the struggle against the far right today.
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ANDRE EPISODE I DENNE PODKAST
We spoke to Annie Levin, a Political-cultural journalist and a coordinator for the Sing in Solidarity choir from New York who performed for the Solidarity Park online festival 2021. We spoke about the evolution of song, the growth of DSA and the power of singing in building the movement.
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We spoke to Judith Berlowitz about her forthcoming novel, her art and outlook on the historical memory of the Spanish civil war in general but of women especially. The book is a rich layering of historical facts and contemporary relevant issues told through the fascinating character of Klara, a Ger…
We talked to artist Ben Gallup about how he harnesses his free spirit in his art, how that works with his inspiration for social change and why he works with the Solidarity Park project
Ben Gallup – Inside Out (beboldebewyse.com)
We spoke to Calum Baird from Scotland on his art as a singer song writer and then go into some detail on the struggle of artists and the realities of the art economy, concluding on the inspiration of the international brigades and what this memory means today.
www.calumbaird.com
Ansvarsfraskrivelse: Podkasten og kunstværket, det finnes indlejret på denne siden, er fra Rob MacDonald, som tilhører dens eier og ikke er tilknyttet eller godkjent av Listen Notes, Inc.
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