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Music And We

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65 episodes
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We are organizers, and we love music. We love to talk about the joy that music brings, but also what lay beneath, beside, above and inside. We are not afraid to address the political, the spiritual, or the ideological. We examine what inspires us, and others. Thanks for joining us!

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Publishing Since

8/29/2018

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Episode thumbnail for A Few Thoughts On That Infamous NYT Songwriters List, Inspired By A Stevie Wonder Rabbit Hole

May 15, 2026

A Few Thoughts On That Infamous NYT Songwriters List, Inspired By A Stevie Wonder Rabbit Hole

(RECORDED ON MAY 15, 2026) (Because we're not sure if people actually read these episode descriptions, we'll put it here at the top- jamilah checked after recording the episode, and was very glad to be stood corrected- because Stevie Wonder actually IS listed in the NYT piece!  Everything else stands.)This quick episode was off the dome, as jamilah did not expect to record an episode; however, she felt inspired to, after shedding some tears while watching a Stevie Wonder tribute- where the great Greg Phillinganes (who has a long history with Stevie) put his foot in it, because there were some surprising deep cuts sprinkled in.   This led her to think about the (as stated) infamous New York Times piece, where they, after some apparent deliberation, they chose a series of songwriters, producing a ton of obvious controversy.  Many were upset that Tom Waits and Randy Newman, for example, were missing.  A list of 30 people is going to limit who gets chosen, and if you asked 10 people who should be on this list, you are going to get 10 different answers. There is a plan to do a more in depth episode, but for now, here's some late night/very early morning ramblings.   A melodica makes an appearance at the beginning, and Watch-o! the cat knocking something over makes an appearance at the end.  Thanks for listening! Who are some of your favorite writers?  Let us know at: musicandwepodcast@gmail.com

Episode thumbnail for I Believe In Podcasts: A Conversation With Jim Shomo of Dark Thoughts

April 29, 2026

I Believe In Podcasts: A Conversation With Jim Shomo of Dark Thoughts

(RECORDED ON APRIL 22, 2026) Forming in Philadelphia- a place with an already solid wealth of organizing, activism and funk/soul music; Dark Thoughts aren't the (Philly punk OGs) Dead Milkmen, but for over a decade, they've been continuing (and contributing to) the longstanding punk community.   jamilah had a chance to chat with guitarist and vocalist Jim Shomo, a massive Ramones fan.  As a matter of fact, while Dark Thoughts takes obvious inspiration from the band in many ways, Jim does acknowledge that he has yet to master Joey's distinct vocals...  despite people stating similarities.  Jim also makes the distinction between being a 'Ramones band' and a 'Ramonescore' band.   They also discuss opening up for Oi! legends Cock Sparrer, the cultural impact of Philadelphia, the dearth of punk houses, using the platform you have to bring awareness to political issues, tattooing, ensuring safe spaces in the punk scene, and more. Music: Dark Thoughts: Identity Crisis (Dark Thoughts, Stupid Bag, 2016) Waxahatchee: Right Back To It (feat. MJ Lenderman) (Tigers Blood, ANTI-, 2024) Dark Thoughts: With You (At Work, Stupid Bag (US)/Drunken Sailor (UK/EU), 2018) Dark Thoughts:  So Alone (Highway To The End, Stupid Bag/Drunken Sailor, 2025) Thanks for listening! To find Dark Thoughts' music, go to: https://dark-thoughts.bandcamp.com/  To give us a holler, go to: musicandwepodcast@gmail.com

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April 24, 2026

MJ Movie Addendum...

jamilah had a few more thoughts following the last upload, that she hadn't previously discussed with jesse.   And oh...  she forgot to mention the bad pancake makeup job they did on Colman Domingo, who played Joe Jackson.  You saw where they attempted to conceal the nose prosthetic as well, because there was wrinkling in that area, whenever he made certain facial movements.  Hollywood fronts so much money for these projects, and low(er)-budget horror films tend to do a far superior job.  A couple of other issues jamilah had with this movie was how MJ's relationship to food was depicted.  The movie showed Michael as participating in bonding through food- while she doesn't doubt this was a thing that existed, the man also divulged at points in his life that he developed an eating disorder, as that was one of the few means of control he had over his life.  Also, they continually attempted to hone in on the fact that he was 'no longer a child, but an adult'; however, whenever faced with any particular challenges, he ran behind other adults to resolve them.  Michael Jackson was as much of a caricature as anyone else in this movie.   These people should also never be forgiven for the CGI animals, and AI audience shots.

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What is Music And We?

We are organizers, and we love music. We love to talk about the joy that music brings, but also what lay beneath, beside, above and inside. We are not afraid to address the political, the spiritual, or the ideological. We examine what inspires us, and others. Thanks for joining us!

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates bi-weekly.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 7 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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