Leslie and Tim welcome Brianna Cantwell, executive director of the Piedmont Wind Symphony, for an episode that blends orchestral work with her love of EDM. Brianna shares updates on upcoming PWS performances, including Hops and Horns and the American Gothic program, and highlights the caliber of guest artists coming to Winston‑Salem.
She also brings a full playlist of electronic favorites. Subtronics, Sudden Death, Griz, John Summit, and Excision all make the list as Brianna breaks down drops, rhythm, sound design, mosh‑pit culture, and the unexpected overlap between classical training and electronic production. It’s energetic, funny, and packed with music talk from two very different corners of the musical world.
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13 Oct 2026
35. 1976: A Very Good Year
Leslie and Tim travel back to 1976 to explore why it was one of the most varied years in modern music. The idea came from a recent Salem Band performance built around songs from that year, which inspired a full episode celebrating the range of styles that defined the mid‑70s.
They play a wide mix of popular music from 1976 and talk through how different the sounds were from track to track. Rock, disco, folk, pop, and early punk all show up, making the year feel like a turning point as genres branched out in every direction. Bethany, from The Less Desirables Podcast, joins near the end to add her own reactions and memories.
It’s a fast, fun, music‑heavy episode that highlights how much musical diversity one year can hold and why 1976 still stands out.
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6 Oct 2026
34. The Score of Emotion
Leslie and Tim explore the world of movie music, breaking down the difference between a soundtrack and a film score. They discuss how scores serve as a film’s nonverbal narrator and highlight composers who shaped the craft.
The conversation moves through modern synth‑driven styles, layered sound design, and orchestral storytelling. They touch on certain composers’ jazz‑infused symphonic writing, early innovations and innovators, and how each composer builds emotion through rhythm, harmony, and motif.
Leslie and Tim also share personal favorites, showing how music defines the tone of a story even without words.
It’s a rich, cinematic discussion that celebrates the art of scoring and music’s power to move an audience.
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