Episode 1 of The Common Era encapsulates You & I as a whole. Through the music and the philosophies shared by multi-talented designer, Peter Saville, "Self-titled" shares the feeling of You & I. 

The Common Era aims to focus on topics that currently effect our society within the common era, or C.E. The show is in the format of a radio show and includes a music set accompanied by soundbites from interviews, movies, and other audio sources that relate to each topic.

Episode 1 "Self-titled" [feat. Peter Saville]

Episode 2 of the Common Era covers the topic of futurism. Futurism is a prediction or representation of what the future may look like and the stories of futurism usually revolve around the fear of a future technology. The sound bites from 2001: A Space Odyssey, combined with the music set, are meant to stretch one's understanding of our current existence with technology and project into the future.

Episode 2 "Futurism" [feat. 2001: A Space Odyssey]

Episode 3 of the Common Era shares the importance of art history in our lives, but not in the traditional sense. This episode claims that everyone is an artist and encourages people to think of their lives as art. Joseph Beuys, who famously pushed the boundaries of art with his performances, leads this episode with a sound bite from one of his famous lectures. Richard Serra provides additional perspective on his sentiments as an artist and answers the question, "why make art?"

This episode encourages you to think about you're place in art history.

Episode 3 "Art History" [feat. Joseph Beuys & Richard Serra]

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