ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Cellist Daniel Lelchuk engages the most extraordinary thinkers, writers, musicians, and entertainers in spirited conversations and connects music to the wider world.
Update frequency:
every 13 days
Average audio length:
44 minutes
English
United States
145 episodes
since May 15, 2020
episodic
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~87.62% of listeners are from United States.
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US
87.62%
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GB
3.43%
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KR
1.71%
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ES
1.03%
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FR
1.03%
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CA
1.03%
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NZ
0.68%
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IE
0.68%
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RO
0.68%
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DE
0.68%
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AU
0.34%
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CH
0.34%
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PH
0.34%
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IN
0.34%
Others
0.07%
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"In our society, you've done your job as a citizen if you've voted, done jury duty, and paid your taxes. But Athenian democracy was direct democracy, not representative democracy-- so every citizen had to hold a public office. A radically different societal make up."
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"How do we make the case for and understand the necessity for intact forest ecosystems in a way that will resonate with people, and in a language that's accessible to the non scientist and the non specialist? People should be concerned about what's happening-- but also marvel at what still exists. …
"I listen to classical music very specifically because I need to be able to feel at the end of what I'm listening to like I'm able confront the darkest sides of what I'm experiencing as well. I feel comforted by Beethoven. I feel comforted by his ability to say something to me that cannot be said a…
“The idea of national service is to get people in urban America to live in rural America, and vice versa. I think people who get exposed to that want change. People want to be proud of what their generation does. They want to be able to look back thirty or forty years later and know they made a dif…
"We are going to be facing food shortages because there's less pollination and more people. We need to be able to grow food, and insects are the only ones that can do what they do."
Oliver Milman, environment reporter for Guardian US is here, sounding the alarm for what might surprise many: the de…
"How do we create a better free speech culture? How do students learn things like the first amendment in school and in their peer groups? What if at sports events before we sing the National Anthem we recite the first amendment?"
First amendment specialist Stuart Brotman joins the podcast, new boo…
"Ethics is everywhere. It's in the arts, it's in entrepreneurship, it's in family, and business. No matter what walk of life, no matter your passion, ethics is the great connector both for individuals and for the larger society."
Ethics expert Susan Liautaud joins the podcast. She has written a bo…
“There’s this kind of visceral dimension to art that is at the core of art. Understanding the why and how is very important too, but we all want to keep in touch with that immediate pow—that thing that art does for us.”
Art critic Jed Perl is here, to talk defense of the arts and why now more than…
“We have a privileged position. It has always been grand in the thinking that we humans are unique and special. We must look back to see how connected we are. That we are part of a continuum.”
Two neuroscientists -- Ogi Ogas and Sai Gaddam -- have teamed up to provide a history of the brain and th…
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