Name: Smalltown Anarchists by divebomb-studio
Duration: 5 min 46 s
Description: Titel Track from our upcoming album. www.facebook.comferry62band

Knife In The Heart

Everlight

Glory


Urban, vibrant fusion of Brazil, iisland soul, and sensual R&B, characterized by tropical vibes and smooth, melodic vocals. 

STOP

Hollow Creek Dawson from Nashville delivers an emotional vocal about the chaos of love

What Went Wrong What Went Right

ZaHra delivers an emotive vocal about starting over. The song has (so far) garnered 12k Spotify streams. 
https://open.spotify.com/track/0ev1f6xbKfdQ3TBgH26X5F?si=f32907c078cd4a41

Believe

Blending elements of Indie Folk and Dream Pop Rachel delivers and winning debut that has attracted over 12K Spotify streams. https://open.spotify.com/track/402bxAuCQodkyq1JhsJqEa?si=5e2bc154b2de4ad9

Seek Warmth

Orca Pod rises in intensity. The track feels powerful, rhythmic, and dramatic, echoing the energy and coordination of orcas moving as one. Tabla-like percussion adds texture and cultural depth, turning this piece into a thrilling centerpiece.

Orca Pod

The Democrats have had some struggles in their dealings with conservatives in American politics. Not getting murdered by crazed gun nuts would be a matter of great importance if I were in their shoes.

Gun Nuts

In this episode, host Jade Hunter is joined by UCL Professor of Anthropology, Jo Cook, to explore AnthropoloJOY, an ambitious project examining how joy is experienced, expressed and understood across different cultures. AnthropoloJOY is the first long-term qualitative research project of its kind, investigating what joy means in the UK and beyond. Professor Cook shares how the absence of joy during the COVID-19 pandemic prompted the project’s creation, and why it’s time to rethink the way we talk about human emotions. The episode explores the project’s innovative research methods, including: participant observation, micro-phenomenological interviews, and photovoice. Together, these approaches aim to deepen our understanding of joy’s role in strengthening resilience, connection and wellbeing. Featured in this episode: Presenter: Jade Hunter; Guest: Professor Joanna Cook; Producer: Decibelle Creative

Duration: 25.41
Presenter: Jade Hunter
Guests: Professor Joanna Cook
Producer: Decibelle Creative
Names of the podcast owner and those who have vetted this content to be ready for publishing:
Jade Hunter; Professor Joanna Cook; Annabelle Buckland, Daisy Harvey

Transcription link: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/grand-challenges/impact/disruptive-voices-podcast/anthropolojoy-professor-joanna-cook-first-long-term-cross-cultural

'Anthropolojoy': Professor Joanna Cook on the First Long Term Cross Cultural Study of Joy

The Little Tin Soldier was written by Shawn Phillips and was first released on the album I'm A Loner in 1965. Donovan rerecorded the song and released it on his album Fairytale in 1965. Subsequently, the folk song has become a classic and has been covered by many over the decades. 

"Little Tin Soldier" (1965) is a folk song retelling Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale, "The Steadfast Tin Soldier," focusing on themes of
devoted love, heartbreak, and tragic destiny. The song portrays a one-legged soldier's unconditional love for a ballerina, ending in a symbolic, sacrificial reunion in a fire, emphasizing innocence and pure emotion. 


Little Tin Soldier

Titel Track from our upcoming album. www.facebook.comferry62band

Smalltown Anarchists

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