Podcast in Hungarian about music, society and culture. Season 1. covers the story of the Windrush generation arriving from the Carribeans to the United Kingdom. Jamaica has vastly influenced what we know about the British music production. The origins of ska, rocksteady and reggae, and how it was taken over by the 2tones bands, skinheads, punk. Colonial ties and postcolonisation through the lense of the music industry.
​Podcast a zenéről, művészetről, társadalomról és kultúráról. 
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I was blocking out many times, for longer periods. In my deepest despair I asked a remote friend of mine who seems to be publishing incessantly on so many platforms, you could just call in the middle of the night, ask him about anything and words would come thick and fast anytime. Just sit down and write: something, anything--he told me. And that's what I did, and instead of brilliant papers, first poems came, then thicker texts, other times sketches, or just rhymes, and characters would pop up right in front of my eyes that would stare at the screen trying to re-focus on a piece of research. Now I know that my integrity is based on my freedom, the freedom for allowing those texts to mold themselves into genres--that I didn't foresee coming before.
My best papers were ramblings jotted down and developed later on. They had to be brought into maturity. Deadlines are blocking me. Pushing is blocking me. Being alone on the road brings me inside, and I need to engage in a conversation. 
Many times had I been asked about my capacity to connect the supposedly two worlds--that of science and art. To my view there is one world, and my interpretation of it is that overarches the different genres. Never did I write down a word that was not genuine. I do not engage with anything for the sake of performing a role. faludi julianna

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No social status plays an actual role in the set, privilege is given, and no language or culture can step in the way, even the understanding family environment–and here one can think about the role of the father figure–can place a barrier to the characters to live out the timeless love. This island of no time and status sets the viewers to free themselves from prejudice, expectations, or anger and opens them for the emotional journey of a pure as a mountain spring unfolding love of two spirits. What happens on the screen, becomes inevitable, mystical and terrestrial in its reality, as sensual as a peach, making love with the entire world embracing women, summer nights, the wars, partisans, lake, or eggs. The scenery is vivid and eternal, drawing on the semantics of antiquity, the torso-like body images, and landscapes.