Friedan’s book encouraged women to break free of what she called “the feminine mystique,” a concept insisting that women’s true fulfillment was to be found through dedication to household labor and their roles as wives and mothers.

Written by Susan Hartmann. Narration by Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle. Video and textual versions of this podcast are available at https://origins.osu.edu/read/feminine-mystique.  Production by Laura Seeger, Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle, and Katherine Weiss.  

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Betty Friedan's "The Feminine Mystique"

Mixmag is publishing a three-part editorial series exploring Amapiano’s Second Wave.

Part 1 explores the topic of "How kwaito opened the door for amapiano’s evolutions" and can be read here: https://bit.ly/aswpart1

In this accompanying mix, 25-year-old producer D'Athiz, born in Durban but living in Johannesburg, showcases his dark and raucous style of amapiano that incorporates gqom influence with a 100% production mix.

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Scene: D'Athiz (100% Production Mix) // Amapiano's Second Wave

Mixmag is publishing a three-part editorial series exploring Amapiano’s Second Wave.

Part 1 explores the topic of "How kwaito opened the door for amapiano’s evolutions" and can be read here: https://bit.ly/aswpart1

In this accompanying mix, 17-year-old Soweto producer @jaymea, who's part of a new generation taking influence from gqom, EDM, trap and tropical house in their music, showcases his style of “EDM-Piano”.

Scene: JayMea (100% Production Mix) // Amapiano's Second Wave

Mixmag is publishing a three-part editorial series exploring Amapiano’s Second Wave.

Part 2 explores the topic of "How innovations emerge from Black South African culture" and can be read here: https://bit.ly/4cfvECe

In this accompanying mix, @kiddyondebeat, a 25-year-old amapiano artist with production credits with the likes of DBN Gogo and Mr JazziQ, showcases the sound of “private school” amapiano — a subgenre that combines soulful melodies, jazz chord progressions, smooth basslines and a “clap and tap” rhythmic pulse.

Scene: Kiddyondebeat (100% Production Mix) // Amapiano's Second Wave

Mixmag is publishing a three-part editorial series exploring Amapiano’s Second Wave.

Part 2 explores the topic of "How innovations emerge from Black South African culture" and can be read here: https://bit.ly/4cfvECe

@realnox, the Cape Town-based producer whose track 'Urban Beat' has become an underground anthem among London DJs with its hyperactive, octave-traversing log drums, shares an accompanying mix that demonstrates his take on the sound.

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Scene: Real Nox (100% Production Mix) // Amapiano's Second Wave

Mixmag is publishing a three-part editorial series exploring Amapiano’s Second Wave.

Part 3 explores "Upcoming producers and the risks of exploitation" and can be read here: https://bit.ly/4f55Drx

Jay Music (@jayden-coetzee-390241946) is an influential amapiano producer who grew up in Jeffrey’s Bay, a quiet coastal town in Eastern Cape. He has made his mark on the genre with releases like 'Deep Groove', and is breaking through into international touring.

Scene: Jay Music (100% Production Mix) // Amapiano's Second Wave

Storms in your arms / storms in your thighs
Featuring the iconic author Clarissa Pinkola Estes

Forbidden Knowledge Gang

4HEADZ

Cover of Dissection's song "Frozen".
Music and lyrics: Jon Nödtveidt
A.I. Artwork

Lyrics:
Far beyond all light
Within the black and the coldest breeze
Caressed by the dark, I had my sleep

Awakened by the moon
Nocturnal life, my powers to be
Keeping myself alive by your mortals blood...

Frozen winds of immortality
as I drown in obscurity

Still feeling the taste of blood...
It makes me so strong...
I spread my wings...
Into soul winter I fly...

Tears in my eyes turns into fire
as where I belong...
The cold within, it chills my skin,
my heart and soul...

In ecstasy I shred myself
to release whats held within
In solitude I have my pride
I, Transylvanian son...

Frozen winds of immortality
as I drown in obscurity

I fall deep into what's unseen
Eternal flames lick my face
In purgatory I'm within
But forever bound to my frozen soul...

Frozen

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