Discourse about DISCourse (Trailer)

from DISCourse · host Miranda Farnan

Welcome to DISCourse, a conversation show about music and meaning. In this trailer, get a sneak peek at what’s to come as I, Miranda Farnan, dive into the themes, stories, and cultural impact behind the music we love. Each episode, a guest brings an album they love, and together, we unpack what it says about identity, connection, and the world around us. Hit play to learn more—and stay tuned for the first episode!

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