EPISODE · Sep 27, 2022 · 26 MIN
Episode 12: Taylor Rogers
from Midlands Music Musings · host Midlands Music Research Network
In this episode, I speak to Taylor Rogers who is a decolonial feminist scholar and artist in Chicago. Taylor completed her PhD at Northwestern University where she researched the role of emotional numbness in perpetuating oppression. She currently teaches Philosophy at Loyola University while pursuing other collaborative art projects. Her latest multi-media research project with Indiana-based cinematographer Lillian Walker titled 'NOA: A Music Film', explores the liberatory role of grief using philosophy, music, dance, poetry, cinematography, and more. To watch a trailer of NOA, visit https://youtu.be/YPLGZ6uaE7k. For more information about the film, visit https://noamusicfilm.com/.
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In this episode, I speak to Taylor Rogers who is a decolonial feminist scholar and artist in Chicago. Taylor completed her PhD at Northwestern University where she researched the role of emotional numbness in perpetuating oppression. She currently teaches Philosophy at Loyola University while pursuing other collaborative art projects. Her latest multi-media research project with Indiana-based cinematographer Lillian Walker titled 'NOA: A Music Film', explores the liberatory role of grief using philosophy, music, dance, poetry, cinematography, and more.To watch a trailer of NOA, visit https://youtu.be/YPLGZ6uaE7k. For more information about the film, visit https://noamusicfilm.com/.
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