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Listening With Vero Faya-Kitsuné, C Z A R I N A Musician

China Blue speaks with musician Vero Faya-Kitsuné who goes by the name C Z A R I N A about how as an indigenous Filipino shamanism, the grandeur of nature and Spain's witches inspired listening for the Dark Wave.
Vero Faya-Kitsuné is an American award-winning electronic artist, producer, and filmmaker based in Galicia, Spain, she is known for a darkwave/industrial sound inspired by cyberpunk and anime, she creates synth-heavy, cinematic music.

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Listening With Timothy Blunk, Activist

Listening With Timothy Blunk, Activist

China Blue speaks with Timothy Blunk, a former US political prisoner who served over 13 years in some of America’s most notorious prisons for his activism in resistance to racism, US support for apartheid in South Africa

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Listening with Richard Vine, Art Critic

Listening with Richard Vine, Art Critic

Season 2 Episode 7

Internationally recognized art critic Richard Vine, PhD is the former managing editor of Art in America who has taught throughout the world and has produced more than three hundred art articles.

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Season 2 Episode 6

Next on Listening with China Blue is Hudson Valley's Martha Little, a podcast and audio consultant who speaks about listening to others and how compassion can be contagious.

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Listening With Richard Humann, Artist Season 2, Episode 5

Season 2, Episode 5 : Listening With Richard Humann, Artist
Richard Humann is a New York City and Hudson Valley-based artist who uses a multitude of materials to create installations, sculptures, videos, and sound projects. In his work he delves deep into concepts and ideas like in this case bone music.

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Season 2 Episode 4: Listening with Scott McVay: The Man Who Helped the World Hear Whales Sing

Listen to Scott McVay who with his wife Hella co-discovered humpback whale songs, turning science into art and sparking a global wave of listening.

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Season 2 Episode 3, Listening With Ellen Waterman, Professor of Music and Sound Studies

In "Listening with China Blue" hear from Ellen Waterman a Professor of Music and Sound Studies who states that listening equates to care.

Ellen Waterman holds the Helmut Kallmann Chair for Music in Canada at Carleton University. There her interdisciplinary research is wide. As a flutist and vocalist she engages in improvisation, performance ecologies, and Deaf and disability-led music where she realized that listening equates to care. She also forms community-engaged methodologies and explores the potential of listening to create social change.

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Season 2 Episode 2 Listening With Cynthia McVey, Author

Listening with China Blue" hear from Cynthia McVay the author of "A Field of My Own: A Memoir of Place" who tells about how listening connects to place.