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An Educator's Perspective On Bad Religion (feat. Dennis Hill)

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Our objective to connect with others who may not be familiar with Bad Religion's music always gives us various perspectives we may not have actually thought about, given our familiarity with the music.  And even with our knowledge, there are things we don't necessarily know.  This is why we do this podcast- to learn from others, and expand our analytical horizon.  We were happy to have friend, educator (and science fiction fanatic) Dennis Hill on an episode, to share some thoughts!  Despite holding similar sociopolitical ideas, our methods of processing Bad Religion's music held some variances/differences, which was actually a major surprise for us.  Songs Featured: -The World Won't Stop -All Fantastic Images -Bored And Extremely Dangerous -Let Them Eat War -Flat Earth Society -Part II (The Numbers Game) -Markovian Process -Chaos From Within -Inner Logic -Hear It (This episode was recorded on June 21, 2024- of course there have been inevitable social and political shifts (and life events) since this conversation.  However, the primary points haven't changed.) Thanks so much for listening!  We'd love to hear from you: [email protected]   

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