HeyJaredJeff Chang
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MUSIC NOTES from the Edge of Work (opens the original)
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In this special musical excerpt from the full episode, Jeff Chang talk about work songs with musician Valerie June. Beginning in the 17th century, field hollers were born out of the horrors of slavery, and then there were prison songs rising from the impact of Jim Crow laws. These Black work songs formed the foundation for what would become American popular music. In the evolution of American pop, work songs and field hollers became the blues, and the blues became everything else. The musician V
NOTES FROM THE EDGE of Work (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jeff Chang talks about the connection between work and care with: Jeff also dives into the history of the work song and speaks with musician Valerie June about her anthem, “Working Woman Blues.” These days, it seems like when we're working, we're isolated, we're monitored, and we're rated for productivity. Some leaders and thinkers have been calling out how this new economy dehumanizes us. They argue that care just may be the antidote. On this special Labor Day episode of Notes
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