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Paradigms brings you inspired inspiring people exploring visions of a viable future for life on Earth, including humans; and great music from around the world!Music on Paradigms is licensed through BMI and ASCAPPlease check out our Patreon Campaign at…

Podcast · By Baruch Zeichner · English · Official site

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Sep 20, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Charlton Singleton – Ranky Tanky "This Village" (opens the original)

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    Charlton Singleton is a Grammy-winning Trumpeter, Composer, and Band Leader. One of his musical ventures is as part of the group Ranky Tanky who have just released a new record This Village . Ranky Tanky is Kevin Hamilton on Bass, Quiana Parle Vocalist, Clay Ross playing Guitar and Vocals, and Charlton Singleton on Trumpet and Vocals. Ranky Tanky "draws on the living well of Gullah music from the Sea Islands and carries it forward with jazz verve, gospel fire, blues feeling, and soul-deep groove

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Jeremy Green – "In Motion" (opens the original)

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    Jeremy Green hails from Toronto, Canada where he's been playing music for much of his life. Inspired by music, Jeremy has been exploring genres and writing his own songs. He's given himself permission to play what he wants rather than what others expect and it's led him to a joyful musical career. The new album In Motion is a celebration of guitar grooves. If you love the instrument it'll thrill you, and if you love melody this album is a melodic journey. • Jeremy Green on YouTube Music by: Jere

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Mélisande – "Sur la même longueur d'onde" (opens the original)

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    Mélisande is a musician from Quebec where she was exposed to lots of different kinds of music growing up. Always listening to her own inner music, Mélisande has become a performer who electrifies audiences and gets people moving! Sur la même longueur d'onde is the new album bringing together elements of traditional Quebecois and Acadian music with modern beats and synthesizers, the result is a rich tapestry of energies and colors that bring out one's inner dancer. Mélisande is a musical co-creat

  4. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    L. D. Vellani & Mebanesville with Si Kahn – "ICE Fishing in America" (opens the original)

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    Larry Vellani is part of a community of musicians called Mebanesville , and they've just released an album of songs by the prolific and wonderful Si Kahn , with a couple of Larry's in the mix as well. ICE Fishing in America is a collection that speak to the current political situation in the United States, like immigration, the manufactured trade war with Canada, the attempts to rename parts of the world, and more. The songs are humorous yet direct, and the musicianship is world class and down h

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Lynn Hollyfield – "Diving In" (opens the original)

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    Lynn Hollyfield has been making music for many years, sharing personal stories and experiences in order to communicate about life with other humans. Her newest album Diving In is an exploration of thoughts and feelings about what is happening in the world today. Some of the songs are about the hard things and some of them are about beauty and aliveness. Lynn is on a mission to bring people together through music and this album can do that. • Lynn Hollyfield on YouTube Music by: Lynn Hollyfield T

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