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Joshua Thomson and Josh Peters of the band Atlas Maior join Baruch to discuss their musical background and inspirations, this band, and their new record Palindromlar. This band continues to evolve, bringing music from North Africa (The Middle East) together with Free Jazz, exploring cultural roots, differences, and the human connection. • Atlas Maior on YouTube Music by: Atlas Maior The post Atlas Maior – “Palindromlar” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Abraham Gomez-Delgado’s band is Zemog El Gallo Bueno and they have just released a new record ¡Ya Tú Sabes! You Already Noe which is a lush wild colorful juicy set of music with smashing lyrics coming out of the imagination of this accomplished group of artists, many of  them Grammy winners. Abraham has been an artist since childhood, first as a painter and then adding music into his expressions.  The job of the artist is to reflect back to us the world we live in, through their own unique perspective.  Abraham Gomez-Delgado does just that.  He surrounds himself with art and artists and his inspirations bring perceptions and personal ethics and convictions to the world. • Zemog El Gallo Bueno on YouTube Music by: Zemog El Gallo Bueno The post Abraham Gomez-Delgado – Zemog El Gallo Bueno “¡Ya Tú Sabes! You Already Noe” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Chris Rawlins has released his third full-length album Flyover. Hailing from the midwest of the United States, Chris is connected with the landscape, the people and places, of which he writes. It’s a gentle, touching record. Chris’ musicianship is multifaceted, both as a solo performer and with a band. He is inspired by musings and experiences, and brings that forth in his poetry and melodies. He is very much in the tradition of the traveling folk singer. His songs are relatable and have a familiar comforting quality, while being original and personal. • Chris Rawlins on YouTube Music by: Chris Rawlins The post Chris Rawlins – “Flyover” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Qais Essar & Sonny Singh have collaborated on a beautiful record Sangat which means Beloved Community.  They are on a mission of bringing people together, moving past the divisions that humans are susceptible to in service to a greater vision of a peaceful world. The music is beautiful. Sonny and Qais each discuss their musical and spiritual backgrounds, and why this project is so dear to them. • Qais Essar & Sonny Singh on YouTube Music by: Qais Essar & Sonny Singh The post Qais Essar & Sonny Singh – “Sangat” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Mark Growden is one of those people who sees an instrument, touches it, and instinctively knows how to play it, most of the time.  He is a composer, choral director, and visual artist. He has released a number of records and there is more to come!  His current release, 11 Hours is all Jaw Harp. Mark has a quick mind and perceives deeply.  He travels and plays music with people, he’s curious, so always learning. Mark is also a teacher and he tells us about that. This is an extraordinary person. We’re listening to music from the new album and previous records. • Mark Growden on YouTube Music by: Mark Growden The post Mark Growden – “11 Hours” and more! appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Veronneau is a duo, Lynn Veronneau and Ken Avis. Hailing from Quebec and Northern England respectively, they met and found partnership in music and in life. Their new record Blue Tapestry celebrates two iconic albums by two pioneering women in music, Joni Mitchell and Carole King. These well loved songs are translated through Lynn’s unique voice and Ken’s gentle jazzy guitar. Veronneau is Washington DC based so they perform there, and they tour extensively so look for them in a city near you. • Veronneau on YouTube Music by: Veronneau The post Veronneau – “Blue Tapestry” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Josh Fortenbery is an Alaskan musician with roots in the deep south of the United States, as well as Jewish roots from Europe.  His musical influences range from Bluegrass to Folk to Rock.  His new album Tidy Memorial is a collection of very personal songs exploring grief and loss, with passion and conscience. Josh’s songwriting and storytelling echo with the tradition of bards from times gone by, while addressing modern concerns and events. The conversation with Baruch covers a lot of ground. The show opens with commentary by Baruch regarding how we could select leaders of conscience and integrity. • Josh Fortenbery on YouTube Music by: Josh Fortenbery The post Josh Fortenbery – “Tidy Memorial” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Alice Di Micele has just released a new album Reverse the Flow which is a collection of songs that will resonate with many people.  The original songs are all about different aspects of the human experience right now.  This is music for today! Alice has been on her mission for many years, deepening her experience and abilities to communicate with beauty and clarity. Her songs are moving, and the musicianship on the record is excellent. Baruch and Alice share views and discuss the songs on the album, and of course we get to listen to a few of them! • Alice Di Micele on YouTube Music by: Alice Di Micele The post Alice Di Micele – “Reverse the Flow” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Anthony Taddeo of Alla Boara visits Paradigms to share some of his story, to talk about Alla Boara and to share their new record Work & Song, a live album that captures the joy and passion of this music. Alla Boara brings together traditional Italian folk songs from around Italy, with contemporary undertones of jazz and folk. Inspired by his heritage, Anthony researched the music of his forbears, and, along with his fellow musicians, has created this new take on old songs. Alla Boara is Anthony Taddeo percussion, Tommy Lehman trumpet and vocals, Amanda Powell vocals, Ian Kinnaman bass, and Mark Micchelli pianist, with Yaryna Tsarynska violin, Garret Folger trumpet, and John Karkosiak guitar. • Alla Boara on YouTube Music by: Alla Boara The post Anthony Taddeo – Alla Boara “Work & Song” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Strat Andriotis has been playing music since he was a young person, and as many do, he started out on one instrument and then found that another was his true calling. Eventually he came to the instrument that, coincidentally, is his namesake. Strat has a new record Exits 8 original compositions performed by a trio. Strat and Baruch follow a familiar theme, discussing music and inspiration, exploring ways that art and creativity bring people together. • Strat Andriotis on YouTube Music by: Strat Andriotis The post Strat Andriotis – “Exits” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

John Patrick Elliot has been playing music since he was a child, discovering ways to bring his imagination to life with soundscapes and song.  He started out as a solo performer under the name The Little Unsaid but that eventually blossomed into a full band. They have released a number of albums and the most recent, just dropped, is Stay Fragile All Across This Cold Frontier, a collection of 11 tracks, each of which will take you on a trip. John is one of those people who lives music. John and Baruch discuss the music, inspirations, and the ever-present theme of art as metaphor, in exploring the meaning of human existence. • The Little Unsaid on YouTube Music by: The Little Unsaid The post John Patrick Elliot – The Little Unsaid “Stay Fragile All Across This Cold Frontier” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Ben Clifton is a pianist and composer.  He’s just released his debut album Overlook which is 14 original pieces all great to listen to, and to travel with in your mind. The compositions are dimensional and the musicianship on the record is excellent.  This is wonderful music. Ben shares some of his life experience with us in the conversation with Baruch, and we listen to some of the tracks from the album. This is an artist to follow.  He’s already working on compositions for the next album so definitely stay tuned! • Ben Clifton on YouTube Music by: Ben Clifton The post Ben Clifton – “Overlook” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

John Reed returns to Paradigms to share his latest record A Proliferation of Pointlessness, twelve new tracks exploring the human condition, emphasis on current world situations and circumstances. John’s musicianship continues to expand in dimensionality and scope, as does the clarity and depth of his lyrics. John Reed hosts a radio show The Compendium, writes a Blog, has a YouTube Channel, along with his music, all in service to his values of community, communication, and the common good. John is a family man, he has traveled the world as an international trade negotiator and consultant, and John is a musician always seeking out and learning from other musicians, and the muse. Music by: John Reed The post John Reed – “A Proliferation of Pointlessness” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Dave Douglas plays trumpet, composes, and teaches. His new record is Alloy. Dave is a deep communicator. His compositions and his playing come from Dave’s inquisitive nature, and his altruism. He’s a realist with an imagination, who can see what’s so as well as what could be. The new record includes fellow celebrated artists, Alexandra Ridout and David Adewumi on trumpet, Patricia Brennan on vibes, Kate Pass on bass and Rudy Royston on drums.These folks bring friendship and generous sharing to the music. Alloy is inspired by personal experiences and current events.  Dave talks about these inspirations and more with Baruch. Music by: Dave Douglas The post Dave Douglas – “Alloy” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Matt Soverns hails from suburban Indiana where he grew up in a family of creatives.  His own creativity leans toward communication through theater, music, and comedy. Matt’s way of dealing with Covid is so cool, you will love the story he tells. Phoning It In is a full length album of original songs written and composed by Matt, inspired by his surroundings and the rich variety of music and art he has been exposed to, all coming through a sharp mind and friendly wit. The music is wonderfully performed and  enjoyable; some food for thought. Matt shares some of who has inspired him, and it’s a wide variety of artists of different sorts through time. If you’ve never heard of the folks he names, check them out! • Matt Soverns on YouTube Music by: Matt Soverns The post Matt Soverns – “Phoning It In” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Travis Hall is a classically trained opera singer who is about to release his debut album of original R & B songs. Travis has been singing since he was a child in Georgia. Now as a classically trained adult, he has returned to his R & B roots with HeArt Museum. The full album will be available in October, but you can preview some of the songs on Travis Hall’s YouTube site. Travis and Baruch discuss Travis’ journey from R & B to Opera and then back again, as well as songwriting, composing, arranging, inspiration, and the challenges an up and comer faces. • Travis Hall on YouTube Music by: Travis Hall The post Travis Hall – “HeArt Museum” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Victoria Cardona has released her debut album Que Pasó showcasing her original compositions, guitar and percussion.  Victoria is a powerhouse of energy and musical inspiration! Born and raised in Florida in the Cuban community, Victoria heard the music her grandfather and parents listened to, which influences her compositions and styles of playing, along with good old fashioned Rock’n Roll. Being a multicultural person informs Victoria’s world view, and she brings that to her music. Sometimes performing with a band and sometimes solo, Victoria plays in a variety of venues.  Catch her small venue performances now because soon she will be playing big shows. She’s up and coming! • Victoria Cardona on YouTube Music by: Victoria Cardona The post Victoria Cardona – “Que Pasó” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Hadar Noiberg has just released an album, a collaboration with Katia Toobool called . It was recorded live, so no studio effects or overdubs, just players and living music. Hadar has been playing the flute for most of her life. Her relationship with the music is intimate.  Music is a part of her core as a person, which means it is key to how Hadar relates with the world.  Through composing, performing, and teaching, Hadar is able to share some of her inner being with us. Throughout this episode we’ll be listening to music from the new record, and discussing the power and responsibility of creativity. • Hadar Noiberg on YouTube Music by: The post Hadar Noiberg – with Katia Toobool “Zero Point” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Eljuri is back! This woman is a powerhouse of creativity and altruism, making music that speaks to the heart and soul as well as to the issues of the day.  Her sixth studio album is now available, Así es el Mundo. Eljuri’s activism comes from her deep commitment to justice. Last summer she partnered with a number of “Get out the vote” organizations with her Concerts for Democracy Tour. This year Eljuri is working with a team that has has produced the Eljuri Activism Toolkit providing tools and ideas for creative pro-active responses to the unconstitutional and illegal actions of the current presidential administration. For folks in the military who are being given illegal orders to occupy US cities and towns, here are resources. You do not have to obey illegal orders! • The Military Law Task Force • The Orders Project Enjoy the conversation and selections from Eljuri’s new record! Music by: Eljuri The post Eljuri – New Album “Así es el Mundo” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Dr. Charles Shepherd is the Honorary Medical Adviser to the ME Association, a patient charity in London, UK. Dr. Ken Friedman is a retired Associate Professor of Pharmacology and Physiology, New Jersey University of Medicine and Dentistry, Newark, New Jersey. Following up on Paradigms February 27, 2022 with Dr. Ken Friedman and Dr. David Maughan, Drs. Friedman and Shepherd describe the current state of research regarding Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in the US and UK respectively, as well as links between ME/CFS and Long Covid. Current Resources: • ME/CFS Importance of Early and Accurate Diagnosis • Long Covid and ME/CFS Overlap • DecodeME Research Results – the Genetics of ME/CFS • Reframing Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS): Biological Basis of Disease and Recommendations for Supporting Patients • Causes of symptoms and symptom persistence in long COVID and myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome • Leaving ME Behind: A Personal Journey Through Chronic Illness by Simon Harrison (Author), Kenneth J. Friedman Ph.D. (Foreword) Music by: Fleetwood Mac, Peregrine, New Party Systems, Holly Near, and G. Love & Special Sauce. The post Dr. Charles Shepherd and Dr. Ken Friedman – UK and US Updates on ME/CFS and Long Covid appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.