In this special episode, hosts Taniya Nagpal and Roger Hudson interview three talented students - Natalia Skomorokhova, Sonja Dass, and Rachel Gain - participating in the Western University Graduate Symposium on Music. A variety of topics are discussed, including the ways in which music can imitate art, feminist advocates ahead of their time, and what in the world a harpsichord is!
Hosted by: Roger Hudson & Taniya Nagpal
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375 | A Single-sensory Podcast on Multi-sensory Integration
374 | Explosive Environmental History
373 | History Shocks: Shell Shock and Eugenics
372 | Bodies and Climate in 18th Century in Nova Scotia
371 | Sporting Supporting Life
370 | Stimulating Simulations: Where Math and Biology Meet
369 | Anthropological Angle on Artisanal Artifacts Near Arkona
368 | Scrutinizing the Story of Silence
367 | Embracing the Race
366 | Gay Rights? Gay Writes
365 | Reddit and Weep: Gender and Dating in Online Communities
364 | Space Law, Science Fiction, and Endless Imagination
363 | A Journalist’s Journey Learning Linguistics
362 | Who’s Laughing Now?
361 | Strike a Chord: Composing a PhD
360 | Tracking Down the Sounds of History
359 | For the (Musical) Record
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