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Kimberly Junod
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Senior Producer, World Cafe, WXPN-FM (Philadelphia, PA)
Philadelphia
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By Kimberly Junod Verified, Miguel Perez Verified, Miguel Pérez| WSHU Public Radio@ What is your biggest fear? What's that thing that makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up? Makes your skin crawl? Makes you feel that pit in your stomach? Fear can be unpleasant, but it's also a survival instinct. Sometimes, it can even be fun, like when you watch a scary movie. In today's session, recorded in front of an audience at World Cafe Live in Philly, Bartees Strange talks about his new album, Horror. It's an album that sees him facing fears, dissecting them and being shaped by them.
By Stephen Kallao, Kimberly Junod Verified| NPR Verified "Afterlife" "I Can't Imagine (Why You Feel This Way)""Somethin' Ain't Right" "Comeback Kid" Sharon Van Etten has made a series of impressive solo albums, but for her latest project, Van Etten's backing band got top billing. Enter: The Attachment Theory, featuring longtime collaborators Devra Hoff, Teeny Lieberson and Jorge Balbi. Van Etten says it all started with something she almost never does: studio jams. "It happened pretty naturally," she says.
By Kimberly Junod Verified, Miguel Perez Verified, Miguel Pérez| WSHU Public Radio@ What is your biggest fear? What's that thing that makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up? Makes your skin crawl? Makes you feel that pit in your stomach? Fear can be unpleasant, but it's also a survival instinct. Sometimes, it can even be fun, like when you watch a scary movie. In today's session, recorded in front of an audience at World Cafe Live in Philly, Bartees Strange talks about his new album, Horror. It's an album that sees him facing fears, dissecting them and being shaped by them.
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WXPN-FM (Philadelphia, PA)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
+1 215-898-6677