HeyJaredThe Working Experience
A weekly podcast, that dives deep into the love/hate relationship with Work! Hosted by Matt Kerr, an educator, writer and filmmaker and John Brancaccio, a Producer, Director, and Creator.
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519. The Nuances of Industrial Music (opens the original)
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You think you know industrial music? Well, you might want to think again. Paul Kerr, Jim Hill, and Leif Hunneman will blow your mind with their knowledge of the ins and outs of the different genres of this oft-misunderstood musical form. Educate yourself and be the coolest person at your next dinner party. Enjoy!
518. The Nuances of Ska and Other Music (opens the original)
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My brother Paul and I are joined by Jim Hill to discuss the variations of ska music throughout the decades. Of course, we verr into other musical genres because we just can't help ourselves. Enjoy!
517. Albert Simpson: Entrepreneur, Founder and CEO of Bright Voice (opens the original)
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You can learn a lot from Albert Simpson. Over the last two decades Al has created and sold two multi-million dollar companies. His latest venture, Bright Voice, uses AI technology to better serve the clients of major law firms around the United States. He saw a need and filled it. That is what entrepreneurs do. Enjoy!
516. Different Types of Metal (opens the original)
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Most people know, or think they know, what heavy metal music is. But they don't know the whole story. Matty K and his brother Paul take a dive into the different sub-genres of metal: speed metal, thrash metal, death metal, black metal, you name it. Now you'll have something interesting to talk about at your next dinner party.
515. Borrowed Music Nostalgia (opens the original)
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"Borrowed Nostalgia" is a thing. Gen Z is feeling swamped and disconnected in the digital age and many of them are nostalgic for the "simpler" times of the 1990's-early 2000's TV music, TV shows and devices. However, they did not actually experience these things for themselves so they have to live vicariously through Spotify, Netflix, etc. These kids today!
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