Every week, Global Music Collective opens human-curated entry points into music, artists, places, stories, and cultural questions people would not otherwise encounter. Featuring guests sharing their stories and playlists from around the world. Produced and Edited by Kate Bass and Richard Steighner. ▶️ Watch/Subscribe on Youtube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXgeSnlkZC_zdaWytIIUx8iA-mDGRnVVQ&si=70zPI3tyslA6xVqP Subscribe on Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/us/show/1003292131 Subscribe on Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/e5cab8c2-ae60-4411-966b-b3d42257fec3/entry-points-radio Subscribe on iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/337398467/ 🗟 Full Transcripts: https://globalmusiccollective.substack.com/ 🥰 Support us on Patreon for the Full Playlist Archive: https://www.patreon.com/cw/EntryPointsRadio
In this, the 11th episode of Entry Points Radio, Richie and Kate take a journey through music, movies, artistic identity, and the strange ways we decide what (and who) is worth listening to.
Stay to the end for Top 3 songs for the week!
This week's songs span Glenn Campbell, The Highwaymen, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, John Prine, Nickel Creek, The Notorious B.I.G., Jay Dilla, Tina Turner, electronic music, jazz, Lang Lang and Franz Liszt,...
We made it to Episode 10! And naturally, we celebrate by asking why humans make art in the first place.
Kate and Richie start with longevity experiments, people who make fun of other people for trying too hard, bird songs, gray walls, AI music, and the idea that supporting the arts isn’t charity—it’s part of building a life and a society worth living in.
Kate kicks off her playlist with a song by Richie himself and ...
What happens when everything gets more convenient—but somehow less human?
Kate and Richie start with broken smart homes, forty-year-old refrigerators, Broadway auditions that now require a home studio, Regenerative Economics, and whether everything needs to be optimized, upgraded, automated and monetized forever.
Then they remember this is a music podcast.
Richie takes us through his guitar history—from learnin...
Can a feel-good playlist still have depth?
After a few heavy weeks of protest music, world events, viral posts, and existential spiraling, Kate and Richie decided they needed a reset. This week’s playlists are filled with songs they simply enjoy—but because this is Entry Points Radio, “feel good” still leads to Greek tragedy, ancestral languages, immigrant stories, the collapse of civilization, and at lea...
Entry Points Radio is back with Part 2 of our conversation with TaraxBella, the extraordinary sister duo from Abuja, Nigeria. After internet connectivity issues forced Tara and Bella to jump off early — because Nigerian internet had other plans — Kate and Richie keep the conversation going with the songs they had chosen for the week.
Richie’s list moves from hidden histories to big feelings: Big Mama Thornton&rsquo...
What happens when a story from India, told by two musicians in America, resonates with two sisters in Nigeria?
Entry Points Radio is back with our second guest episode — and Part 1 of a two-part conversation with our friends TaraxBella, the incredible Abuja-based sister duo whose music moves from love songs to activism with soulful magic.
This week’s conversation picks up right where the world left us: talking about the p...
Do you listen to the melody or the lyrics? How often is there a deeper meaning beneath the surface of a song?
Entry Points Radio explores the hidden meaning behind some songs you know and some you thought you knew!
The Week 6 playlists come loaded with hidden histories: Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth" turns out to have nothing to do with Vietnam, Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA" is a protest song dressed in a flag-wa...
Yep, we went deep again. As always, Entry Points Radio spans continents, cultures, and life milestones through the stories that music inspires. Discover how songs serve as time capsules: haunting, healing, and connecting us through stories of love, loss, nostalgia, and identity.
From the chaos of moving to the bittersweet nostalgia of a divorce to the secret messages in protest songs, this episode dives into the intimate ways music ...
Most people settle for mindless playlists or syndicated hits, missing out on the colorful stories behind the music and the cultures that shape our world. In this episode, Kate and Richie go on a deep dive into the hidden worlds of regional, indigenous, and overlooked or misunderstood music, from Oklahoma's rich red dirt roots to the indigenous languages of Chickasaw Nation, to the legendary singers of Ukraine and Tajikistan and eve...
Welcome to episode three of Entry Points Radio — a human-curated music show to BREAK the algorithm. Today's episode features special guest, DJ Invisible.
He joins Kate Bass and Richie Steighner, co-founders of Global Music Collective share the songs of the week, tell real stories about real artists and cultural worlds they’ve encountered while making music with people across more than 50 countries.
In this episode, Kate a...
Welcome to the second episode of Entry Points Radio — a human-curated music show to break the algorithm.
Kate Bass and Richie Steighner, co-founders of Global Music Collective, introduce the idea behind the show: sharing the songs, stories, artists, and cultural worlds they’ve encountered while making music with people across more than 50 countries.
In this episode, Kate and Richie trade their second playlists and follow ...
Welcome to the first episode of Entry Points Radio — a human-curated music show for breaking out of the algorithm.
Kate Bass and Richie Steighner, co-founders of Global Music Collective, introduce the idea behind the show: sharing the songs, stories, artists, and cultural worlds they’ve encountered while making music with people across more than 50 countries.
In this episode, Kate and Richie trade their first playlists an...
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