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I’m an independent rapper, producer, and song writer named Nathaniel aka Christ(x)Latin feeding the creative crow the further down I go with live performances and good progressive conversations.
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Hello, I’m Nathaniel, and I’m here to help you out with various things. I’ll mostly focus on historical European martial arts and Dungeons and Dragons, but I’ll touch on other things. I’ve got a lot of content to go through and a rather mediocre life expectancy, so I’ll be doing two, if not three, episodes a week, either here or live on YouTube. Don’t just read about what I’m doing, observe it for yourself.
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Hi, I'm Justin Levinson. Welcome to the Agency Side Podcast, a weekly show where I interview leaders from creative agencies worldwide to uncover their secrets to success. Each week, I interview top agency leaders and explore their stories, uncovering the habits, strategies, and mindsets that have helped them succeed. We talk about everything – the highs, the lows, and the lessons learned from their biggest mistakes. By tuning in, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at what goes on in the cre ...
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This is So Lit Song Lit, where we reimagine the repertoire by introducing less familiar songs through sound clips and lively discussion! Together we’ll be exploring songs by composers that you may or may not have heard of already, showing how they compare to standard works, and giving you a taste of what they sound like. Join us down the rabbit hole as we expand the song canon!
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Weekly discussion from the Lansing State Journal … Lansing, Michigan.
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My friends and I just chat and probably insult each other, and when I’m doing podcast on my own it’s a HighCast Cover art photo provided by Roberto Valdivia on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@torovaldivia
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This season, we'll talk with artist, musicians and other creatives, journalist, educators and anyone else contributing to the culture— pushing the needle and stretching the margins. From one-on-on conversation to roundtable discussions— Covering everything from Hip-Hop to Quantum physics (not actual Quantum Physics, but if you’re unfamiliar with Black culture it might just sound like it.. ) Addressing the world the only way we know how, talking about it. Everybody's telling stories— these ar ...
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Nathaniel Whitejoyal on Building Scout Digital: Strategy, Data, and AI in Marketing
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In this episode of the Agency Side podcast, Justin Levinson interviews Nathaniel Whitejoyal, president and owner of Scout Digital, a revenue marketing agency based in Burlington, Vermont. Nathaniel shares his journey from documentary filmmaking to digital marketing, discussing the evolution of Scout Digital and its focus on revenue marketing. The c…
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MSU football heads to Oregon looking for a signature moment
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On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal sports columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari chat about Michigan State's frustrating game against Ohio State and what can be learned from the performance against the Buckeyes. Then the guys look ahead to the brutal matchup with Oregon on a short week and wh…
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William Grant Still: Songs of Separation (ft. Lester Lynch, M. Roger Holland, II)
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William Grant Still (1895-1978) was the first African-American to have a symphony performed by a major US orchestra (Symphony No. 1-"Afro-American" in 1931), to have an opera performed by a major US opera house (Troubled Island by New York City Opera in 1949), to conduct a major US orchestra (the New Orleans Symphony Orchestra in 1955), and to have…
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Scott Hayman on Building Hammer Creative: Game Marketing, Social Media, and Industry Success
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Scott Hayman, COO of Hammer Creative 🎮, explains how his agency brings video games to market, creating content for platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Working with top publishers like Epic and Microsoft, they develop go-to-market strategies, create key art, and capture game footage to showcase key features. They also assess campaign success using …
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Where MSU football stands heading into the Ohio State game
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On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal sports columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari have a spirited discussion on the Michigan State football program, coming off Saturday's loss to Boston College and heading into this weekend's upcoming game vs. Ohio State. Plus, the state of MSU basketball head…
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Jason Mitchell on Building Movement Strategy: Social Media, AI, and Navigating Industry Trends
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Jason Mitchell, co-founder and CEO of Movement Strategy 🚀, shares how his agency helps companies adapt to social media changes using AI 🤖. He discusses their growth, key clients like the Denver Nuggets, the role of mentorship, and the importance of culture in his agency and personal life.Kirjoittanut Justin Levinson
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R. Nathaniel Dett & Hall Johnson: Songs
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R. Nathaniel Dett was a Canadian-American composer and concert pianist with a degree from Oberlin College. His arrangements of spirituals use the piano to great effect in bringing out the text--he also has an extensive repertoire of choral music. Hall Johnson was a professional violinist/violist who formed many choirs, the most famous of which (the…
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Drew Cummins: From Assistant Editor to Creative Agency Owner
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Drew Cummins, owner of ScreenLand Creative, shares his journey from assistant editor to agency owner, highlighting the role of problem-solving and work ethic in his success. He reflects on his experiences in editing, producing, and creative directing, the importance of strong relationships, and his team's support in launching ScreenLand. Drew also …
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What can Michigan State football get from its game vs. Prairie View A&M?
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On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari dive into last week's football game at Maryland and how it changed the possibilities for Michigan State's football season. Then they look ahead to what the Spartans can get out of their matchup with Prairie View A&M.…
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Mark McDermott of Amplify: Creativity, Culture, and Tech in the Agency World
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Mark McDermott, partner at Amplify, reflects on his path into the creative agency world and emphasizes the role of creativity and culture in shaping how audiences perceive brands. He talks about the challenges of launching a new agency in an unfamiliar market and the importance of taking a diverse approach to business development. Mark also explore…
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MSU football looks for 2-0 start in Jonathan Smith era
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The Michigan State football team got off to a rousing start in the Jonathan Smith era, beating Florida Atlantic last Friday. It was also the first game for highly-touted QB Aidan Chiles. Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari share their thoughts on the Spartans' win and look ahead to Saturday's…
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Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Songs
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Samuel Coleridge-Taylor was a British composer and conductor with strong ties to the United States. His songs have a very "salon-music" feel to them, romantic and accessible for audiences. His daughter Avril was also a composer-conductor and we would love to find out how to access her music, so if anyone knows, please reach out! Recordings featured…
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From Film Marketing to Healthcare: Andy Freedman on Agency Leadership, Industry Shifts, and Navigating the AI Landscape
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Andy Freedman, CEO of Substance Global, recounts his journey from film production and music promotion to founding an agency that started with film marketing and now spans healthcare and pharmaceuticals. He highlights challenges and opportunities across industries, the role of referrals, and the importance of leadership and business development. And…
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Harry Thacker Burleigh: Songs of Laurence Hope (ft. Kenneth Overton)
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Harry Thacker Burleigh was the first Black composer to have a major influence on classical music, both by his own compositions and by his influence on Antonín Dvořak. His art songs were composed before his collection of spirituals and have recently been collected and edited by Louise Toppin, Ann Sears and Jean Snyder (who also wrote a biography of …
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Building a Creative Agency: Jeremy Schwartz on Authenticity, Innovation, and Industry Evolution
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Jeremy Schwartz, co-founder and managing partner of Truth Collective, shares his journey in the creative agency world. He started as an account guy but was drawn to the creative department. Schwartz and his partners started Truth Collective, focusing on honesty and authenticity in their work. They built relationships with past clients and brought i…
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Season 3 drops starting August 20th, this time on Tuesdays! This season, Toni Marie and Ellen focus on Black composers, with an incredible array of guest hosts and performers. Make sure to subscribe and tell all your friends, colleagues, and students, you won't want to miss this season! So Lit Song Lit is a production of Cincinnati Song Initiative.…
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Moneyball Pro-Am reactions: All aboard the MSU hype train
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Apologies for being away so long (the last podcast was on April 22), but the Spartan Speak podcast is back with a vengeance! With the Moneyball Pro-Am kicking into high gear, Lansing State Journal sports columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari discuss MSU's basketball roster, newcomers and returners, and changing dyna…
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Craig Bohmler: Quatre petites chansons pour le petit déjeuner
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American composer Craig Bohmler has an extensive list of musicals as well as operas, art songs, concerti, etc. He has at least ten song cycles to his credit, and his music is highly accessible for audiences while still giving musicians as fun challenge to perform! His cycles Love Letters and Quatre Petites Chansons pour le Petit Déjeuner are availa…
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Louise Talma: Terre de France
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Another student of Nadia Boulanger, Louise Talma was an American composer who taught at the American Conservatory at Fontainebleau as well as Hunter College. She was the first American female composer to have a full-scale opera performed in Europe. Terre de France uses traditional harmonies, but in the 1950s Talma started experimenting with serial …
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Aidan Chiles shows his potential, plus other MSU spring game observations
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The Michigan State football team held its spring game on Saturday. And most of the eyes were on new Spartan QB Aidan Chiles, who didn't disappoint by delivering a couple of 'wow' plays. On the latest "Spartan Speak" podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari react to MSU football's spring g…
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Laura Kaminsky is the composer of the opera As One, which has become one of the most performed operas since it premiered in 2014. Her music is many-faceted, with dissonance and harmony, as well as rhythmically interesting moments. Laura's works can be purchased through Bill Holab Music. Recordings featured in this episode, performed by Toni Marie P…
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Peggy Glanville-Hicks: 5 Songs
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Australian composer Peggy Glanville-Hicks studied composition with Ralph Vaughan Williams and Nadia Boulanger, among other teachers. In addition to songs, she also composed several operas and orchestral works, and worked as a music critic for the New York Herald Tribune for a time. Mimic Heaven, or 5 Songs to texts by A.E. Housman, is available thr…
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Michigan State hockey, basketball season reviews
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With the Michigan State hockey and basketball seasons over, it's now time for an end-of-season recap for both teams on this week's Spartan Speak podcast. We start with hockey. Lansing State Journal sports columnist Graham Couch and LSJ hockey writer Nate Bott dive into the team and program – their performance at the NCAA regionals, the season that …
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Augusta Holmès: Mélodies
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Augusta Holmès was a French composer of Irish descent in the 19th century. Her music was received negatively by many famous male composers of the time as being "too virile", so she published some early works under a pseudonym. The songs in this episode are in French but with a distinct Spanish flair to them. A huge shout-out to Allen Armstrong, Nic…
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Can Michigan State make a run in the Big Ten and NCAA tournament?
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The Michigan State men's basketball team's regular season ended with a loss to Indiana on Sunday, leaving the Spartans with an 18-13 overall record and 10-10 in the conference, making them the 8-seed for this week's Big Ten tournament. On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat wri…
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David del Tredici: Songs for Baritone and Piano
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American composer David del Tredici is considered a pioneer of neo-Romanticism, and his art songs definitely show that. With many art songs, song cycles, vocal chamber works, and compositions for voice and orchestra, it is well worth perusing his website (which also lists clips to hear the pieces!) to check out the rest of his output. His volume So…
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Juliusz Wertheim was a Polish composer, pianist, and conductor from the turn of the last century who was close friends with Arthur Rubinstein. His songs are lovely and lilting, accessible for an audience, and definitely should be a part of the standard repertoire! His music is available online through a website that is working to keep more Polish m…
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MSU Loses to Iowa, A Void at Center and Hockey with Nathaniel Bott
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Things were looking up for the Michigan State men's basketball team after a three-game winning streak, but that came to a screeching halt Tuesday night in a 78-71 home loss to Iowa. On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari dove into the Spartans' loss to the H…
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Ingolf Dahl: A Cycle of Sonnets/3 Songs to Poems of Albert Ehrismann
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Ingolf Dahl was a German-born, naturalized American composer, who was well-connected throughout the entire entertainment industry as well as in classical music. His art songs are marked by intricate rhythms and atonal vocal lines that bring the texts to life. Purchase information: A Cycle of Sonnets - not available for purchase, but is available th…
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Hans Werner Henze: Fünf Neapolitanische Lieder/Three Auden Songs
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Hans Werner Henze was a German composer who grew up during the time period of the Hitler Youth and went on to become a communist, leaving Germany because of his political views and its intolerance toward homosexuality. His music is influenced by serialism, atonality, jazz, and Arabic music, as well as standard compositional practices. For purchase …
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Late-season push begins for MSU basketball after beating Michigan
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It didn't quite have the importance of years past, but the Michigan State basketball team handled its business in the second half in beating Michigan on Tuesday. Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari dive into the Spartans' win on this Spartan Speak, along with the state of the program heading …
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NewMusicShelf Anthology of New Music: Trans and Non-Binary Voices
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NewMusicShelf is a website dedicated to the production and distribution of scores by living composers. Their Anthology of New Music Series includes a volume of Trans & Non-Binary Voices. Recordings featured in this episode, performed by Grace Alai, mezzo-soprano, and Ellen Rissinger, pianist: At a Dinner Party (Hope Salmonson) Captain of my Soul (Y…
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Checking in on MSU basketball 6 games into the Big Ten season
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On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari dive in on MSU basketball – what's going well, what isn't, the possibility the Spartans could go on a run over the next few weeks and Steven Izzo's shot heard around Spartan land. Plus, a little football talk at the end…
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Michigan State basketball is good again, plus football Signing Day thoughts
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On a holiday edition of the Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari discuss the latest with the Michigan State basketball team, which is surging after winning three straight games against #6 Baylor, Oakland and Stony Brook. Then, a conversation about MSU football coach Jona…
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Composer Jennifer Higdon has won a Pulitzer Prize and THREE Grammy awards! With a long list of prizes and commissions to her credit, she has a substantial output of songs, as well as vocal chamber music and songs with orchestra. Her songs are available for purchase on her website. Recordings featured in this episode, performed by Toni Marie Palmert…
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Concerns, problems mount for Michigan State basketball
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The Michigan State men's basketball team continues to be plagued with questions after the Spartans' home loss to Wisconsin to open Big Ten play on Tuesday. On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari do a deep dive on the team – the level of concern, the problems…
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How Michigan State football landed Jonathan Smith as its new coach
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There's a new football coach at Michigan State, with the Spartans announcing the hire of Oregon State's Jonathan Smith. On this week's Spartan Speak, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari discuss how it happened, what they think of Smith and the fit and the challenges with the roster right now.…
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Isabella Leonarda: Motets
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One of the most prolific female composers of the 17th century, Isabella Leonarda, was also a high-ranking nun in an Ursuline convent, fulfilling all of her duties as a nun before composing on her own time - which we assume means she never slept! Her motets would be an excellent way to begin a recital. While several of her works are available for pu…
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Third-ranked Arizona awaits MSU basketball, Penn State preview, Harlon Barnett's performance and the future coaching search
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On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari dig into the Michigan State men's basketball's recent performance and preview a measuring stick game against a daunting and unbeaten Arizona team on Thanksgiving Day. Then, they discuss MSU football's showing at Indiana…
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Mathilde von Kralik: Lieder
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Mathilde von Kralik was an Austrian composer with an extensive list of art songs in a very Romantic style. Shout-outs to tenor Donald George for sending us her name and some ideas to get started (you can listen to his recording of Kralik Lieder with pianist Lucy Mauro on Spotify) and to Ars Augusta, a non-profit society with the mission to promote …
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Reaction to MSU basketball's loss to James Madison, Ohio State football preview
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On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari react to the Michigan State men's basketball team's loss to James Madison - why it happened, which concerns are real and which aren't - and then preview MSU's football game at Ohio State.…
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Nebraska preview, Connor Stalions and Michigan football cheating scandal, MSU hoops begins season Monday
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On this week's Spartan Speak, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari begin by discussing Michigan State football's QB situation and Saturday's game against Nebraska. Then, they get to the seedier side of things and dig into the insanity at Michigan with Connor Stalions and increasing evidence of…
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Henriëtte Bosmans: 10 Mélodies
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Dutch composer Henriëtte Bosmans survived the war-torn Netherlands through both WWI and WWII, saving her mother from a concentration camp. She composed Dix Mélodies starting in 1949, after the war, after the death of her mother, and just a few years before her own passing. You can hear Henriëtte and her partner Noémie Perugia performing some of the…
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Analyzing MSU basketball's performance vs. Hillsdale, Michigan sign-stealing scandal, Minnesota football preview
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On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari analyze Michigan State basketball's exhibition win over Hillsdale, including what stood out from MSU's freshman and several other players. Then they dig into the Michigan football sign-stealing scandal and what it might…
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Michigan Week has a different feel than year's past for MSU football
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It's Michigan Week, people! But this year has a different feel, as the Wolverines are playing like they're on top of the world, while Michigan State has lost its head coach and the quality of play has been severely lacking this year. But with this rivalry comes weird results. And on this week's Spartan Speak, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham …
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Ethel Smyth: Songs and Lieder
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Dame Ethel Smyth was a leader of the British women's suffragette movement in the early 20th century, and the first woman composer to have her opera, Der Wald, performed at the Metropolitan Opera in NYC. The Ethel Smyth dot org website is run by Women's Philharmonic Advocacy, and includes a complete list of works with purchase information for every …
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Does Urban Meyer fit the bill for Michigan State football? Plus: NIL turmoil, Rutgers preview
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The Spartan Speak podcast returns after a two-week layoff! Lansing State Journal sports columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free beat writer Chris Solari have plenty to cover as the Michigan State football team is coming off a bye week in preparation for Saturday's game against Rutgers. This week's topics include the ongoing coaching search to repla…
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Karol Szymanowski: Songs (Polish and German)
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Karol Szymanowski was a notable Polish composer, with a vast repertoire of song literature in many languages. His musical styles span from late German Romanticism to impressionistic and atonal, and can be a great introduction to singing atonal music! With many thanks to Mark Trawka at the Pittsburgh Opera for his help with Polish Diction! To clarif…
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Gian Carlo Menotti: Canti della lontananza/Five Songs
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Most of us probably know of Gian Carlo Menotti as an opera composer, with 25 operas to his credit, but he also had a small output of art songs to his own texts. His songs sound very much like miniatures of his operas and can be a great introduction to his style prior to working on the arias. The scores for today are available at Sheet Music Plus: C…
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The state of Michigan State's football program without Mel Tucker
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On this week's Spartan Speak podcast, Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch and Detroit Free Press beat writer Chris Solari discuss the State of the Spartans football program, in the wake of Mel Tucker's sexual harassment lawsuit and this week's announcement that Michigan State intends to fire Tucker with cause. Graham and Chris discuss wher…
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