New Music Group Loadbang on How to Merge Contemporary and Classical Sounds

The members of New York City-based new music chamber group loadbang (Andy Kozar on trumpet(s), William Lang on trombone, Adrian Sandi on bass clarinet, and Tyler Bouque on baritone voice) speak about mixing and making new music from classical and contemporary genres and sounds. Listen to the episode: (original air date: October 7, 2022) Music Musical interlude:…

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Eric Miller on the Tulsa Race Massacre Reparations Lawsuit

Eric Miller, one of the lawyers on the case for reparations for the victims of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre, speaks about the case and the struggle for reparations. Read more about the Tulsa case here. Listen to the episode: (original air date: June 17, 2022) Music The Scene’s theme song is “Follow Me,” by…

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Rachel Rebouché on the Post-Roe Era; Robert Hockett on Inflation

The Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization is the focus of this week’s interview with Rachel Rebouché; next, Robert Hockett discusses the connections between current inflation, the pandemic, and inequities in economic globalization. Listen to the episode: (original air date: July 2, 2022) Music The Scene’s theme song is “Follow Me,” by Aly-US.

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Stephen Yale-Loehr on the Broken Immigration System

Immigration and refugee lawyer Stephen Yale-Loehr talks about the work he does to make a difference in the lives of immigrants and their families. Read about his collaboration, “Green Card Stories,” here. Listen to the episode: (original air date: July 29, 2022) Music The Scene’s theme song is “Follow Me,” by Aly-US.

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Pete Myers on the Fight for Decent Work

August 12, 2022: The vote to unionize three Starbucks locations in Ithaca was followed by an abrupt shutdown. Pete Myers of the Tompkins County Workers Center discusses the Starbucks workers movement and gives updates on the local campaign for a living wage. Listen to the episode here.

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