ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Jazz saxophonist Krit (@i.cant.understand.hegel) hops on the pod to discuss the myth of Bach's lute suites, authenticity in music, what classical music you should listen to while tripping balls, and why mindset is everything. Also: Jesse drops some deep lore, and Krit shares some insight into the mind of a jazzer.
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United States
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