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Courtesy With seemingly endless music libraries from streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, it seems like the most insatiable music lover would be set for life. However, as any discophile will tell you, the greatest part about discovering new music is the hunt. There’s nothing like finding a song or artist that resonates with you (and then subsequently falling into the rabbit hole of their origin story). Though features like Spotify’s artist bios and Genius’s “Behind the Lyrics” can help fill in some of those gaps, there’s so much more to the music world to discover tha...

These podcasts will help you start 2021 in a good way Posted SatSaturday 2 updated SatSaturday 2 Start 2021 with a list of fresh podcasts to listen to. ( Print text only Cancel 2020, the year we'd all like to forget, is now past tense. If you're keen to kick off 2021 with some new podcasts, look no further. We asked some of the ABC's presenters and producers what they have cued on their podcast apps. From unexpected pop song explainers to slow news and a comedy mystery with a twist, this list has it all. An award-winning podcast collectively hosted by women from inside a prison.

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Recently we launched a bonus episode of the Under the Radarpodcast entitled “Under the Radar Podcast Presents: The Show on the Road with Agnes Obel.” It’s our first podcast swap. As we’re on hiatus preparing for Season 2, we have lined up a mini series of interviews. They won’t take the usual format but will feature some of our favorite podcasters including Song Exploder’s Hrishikesh Hirway and 99 Percent Invisible’s Roman Mars. And stick around for a surprise bonus episode or two. The Show on the Road is an established music podcast hosted by Zach Lupetin, of the folk rock b...

Local arts and music make journalism more joyous “At its best, journalism informs. But at its brightest, journalism inspires. That’s thanks to arts and music. It improves our quality of life and strengthens our sense of place.” If journalism is the first rough draft of history, arts and music are the universal languages binding its pages together and preserving it for future generations. Arts and music drive conversations, encourage economic impact through travel and exploration, and bridge the gap between languages and cultures. Which is why my prediction is a call to action: In a year...