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    Ordinary Mind Zendo

    Ordinary Mind Zendo

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    Ordinary Mind Zendo's podcast will play Dharma talks from Zen teacher and psychoanalyst Barry Magid....

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    Chris and Dave Smorgasbord and SmorgShow Podcast legend, Baba Gonesh launches his very own podcast....

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Frank Turner recommended Reconstruction Site by The Weakerthans in Music (curated)

 
Reconstruction Site by The Weakerthans
Reconstruction Site by The Weakerthans
2003 | Rock
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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"I was a huge Propagandhi fan, and then John K Sampson from Propagandhi left and made a country album and everyone thought it was a bit weird. As I started getting more into the country/folk scene, I went back and revisited them and now they are my favourite band, unquestionably. I will listen to them at any time - I think I might put them on at the end of this interview. I can pick any one of their records, but this is the one that came out when I really started engaging with this scene"

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David Byrne recommended Songs to Grow on for Mother and Child by Woody Guthrie in Music (curated)

 
Songs to Grow on for Mother and Child by Woody Guthrie
Songs to Grow on for Mother and Child by Woody Guthrie
1956 | Folk
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"In 1950s Baltimore, my parents were pretty open. They read The New York Times and listened to Woody Guthrie records, so you can imagine what kind of a household that was. They were immigrants from Scotland, and their taste included a lot of American folk music like, Woody and Pete Seeger, both of whom made children’s albums, so that’s what I would hear. Later, I heard their other songs, which obviously had a political slant and a story to tell and a point of view. That was something to realize at a young age: that a song could do that."

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