July 2026 on Paradigms
5th – Emie R. Roussel 12th – Si Kahn & George Mann 19th – AurallaurA
26th – Kevin Smeltzer
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Kevin Smeltzer – “Fabricated Worlds”
The music is complex and pretty exciting, influenced by music from the 70’s and 80’s, ranging from danceable to contemplative.
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Music by: Kevin Smeltzer
Podcast: Download (Duration: 59:56 — 137.7MB)
Listener Comments:
- Karen Simpson-Holloway on Antoinette Harrell – Genealogist, Historian, and Activist: “Hello, I just recently learned of you while watching YouTube. It both broke my heart and made me feel good…” June 24, 2026
- on Ron Wilkins & Rebecca Patterson – “The Vigil and The Sleeping Giant”: “That four-movement Covid Suite already sounds like it captures something many of us still struggle to articulate. Ron’s personal story…” May 28, 2026
- on William LeSassier: Herbalist, Naturopath: “There are a group of Herbalists working on a book about his care and way of treating. It is based…” March 7, 2026
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