Philadelphia is definitely on a roll. The Phillies made it to baseball's World Series and shocked the pundits. Football's Eagles are undefeated at this point, and soccer's MLS Union team was penalty kicks away from winning the league championship.
In podcasting, Philadelphia's own musical champ, Santigold (aka Santi White), is now hosting a podcast from Talkhouse called Noble Champions. Santigold once described her music as, "spanning punk rock, hip-hop, and dance music," and her genre bending talent may be a major reason why she's been a force in the music business for more than14 years.
In the second episode of Noble Champions, Santigold is joined
by longtime friends Questlove, Angela Yee and Tunde Adebimpe to try to
tackle the question, "What exactly is Black Music?"
They
discuss what happens when Black artists step out of the genre box, as
well as the bigger impact of caging in music and those who make it. They
also geek out on Bad Brains, Fela Kuti, Nina Simone, The Last Poets and
more you can check out here: https://pod.link/NobleChampions
The next episode of Noble Champions will welcome Olivia Wilde, and the season includes artists, activists and innovative thinkers like Idris Elba, Saul Williams and many others. The podcast's title is inspired by Wassily Kandinsky, who was a Russian painter and art
theorist. Kandinsky is generally credited as one of the pioneers of
abstraction in western art. Kandinsky once said that periods during which art has no noble champions are ones of retrogression. Santigold and "fellow champions" try to make sense out of our world, and push culture forward.
Talkhouse has been become known for artist-centric, first-person programming with Santigold's Noble Champions, as well as Kimbra's Playing With Fire podcast. Talkhouse's recent podcast series also include Björk: Sonic Symbolism and Listening, plus new seasons from Sing For Science, That's How I Remember It With Craig Finn, and the recent addition of A Little Bit Culty.
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