Judging people based on their music tastes has become a part of the adolescent experience, and a large part of maturing. We allow ourselves to think and display judgments of others ears, using microaggressive quips to bag any taste that is other to our own, revealing an insecurity that we are part of a small tribe of music genre. But what about music makes the alternative so attractive, why is it so important in our rebellious phase, and how do you find peace with your experience of music being different to others? To talk to us about this, David and Tim invited Simon Blackburn of the popular Take My Tone podcast to discuss musical influence in general life. (Note: FKJ is not a duo as mentioned, but instead feature singers and other players in the songs often recording as a duo).

Please also check out David's appearances on Take My Tone, and on Simon's other podcast Apple Slice.

If you have any thoughts, questions, or want to present your argument, contact us and send us an audio clip at timwhiffen@auscastnetwork.com

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<li>Judging people based on their music tastes has become a part of the adolescent experience, and a large part of maturing. We allow ourselves to think and display judgments of others ears, using microaggressive quips to bag any taste that is other to our own, revealing an insecurity that we are part of a small tribe of music genre. But what about music makes the alternative so attractive, why is it so important in our rebellious phase, and how do you find peace with your experience of music being different to others? To talk to us about this, David and Tim invited Simon Blackburn of the popular <a href="https://takemytone.com/">Take My Tone</a> podcast to discuss musical influence in general life. (Note: FKJ is not a duo as mentioned, but instead feature singers and other players in the songs often recording as a duo). Please also check out David's appearances on <a href="https://takemytone.com/podcast-episodes/tag/David+Olney+%E2%80%A2+Blind+Insights+%2F+Strategikon">Take My Tone</a>, and on Simon's other podcast <a href="https://player.fm/series/apple-slice-2384074/bonus-bite-using-vision-accessibility">Apple Slice</a>. If you have any thoughts, questions, or want to present your argument, contact us and send us an audio clip at <a href="mailto:timwhiffen@auscastnetwork.com">timwhiffen@auscastnetwork.com</a></li>
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David Olney's blind insights include complex problem solving, applied philosophy, and politics, and Tim Whiffen's curiosity on the matters has opened up plenty of conversations between the two. Join the teacher and student on journeys of deep discussions about life's many curiosities, this is a podcast for thinkers and doers. There's much to learn and plenty to discuss. Agree? Disagree? Questions? Contact us!

David Olney's blind insights include complex problem solving, applied philosophy, and politics, and Tim Whiffen's curiosity on the matters has opened up plenty of conversations between the two. Join the teacher and student on journeys of deep discussions about life's many curiosities, this is a podcast for thinkers and doers. There's much to learn and plenty to discuss. Agree? Disagree? Questions? Contact us!

Blind Insights

A collection of podcasts from Whimsy Productions, produced for the Auscast Network.
Need help with your podcast project? Get in contact with Tim Whiffen at tim@auscastnetwork.com.

A collection of podcasts from <a href="https://www.whimsyproductions.com/">Whimsy Productions</a>, produced for the Auscast Network. Need help with your podcast project? Get in contact with Tim Whiffen at tim@auscastnetwork.com.

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