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Episodes: 245
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.6/5.0
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Ken Grand-Pierre - Primarily a photojournalist based in New York City who has traveled the world working with musicians. Hosts The New Exchange and focuses the series on conversations with musicians, writers, entrepr...
RAKEL - Songwriting/yearning Themes; Emotionally Driven Debut Album
Faye (of Soda Blonde) - Human Connection And Community; Creative Evolution
Pamela, Sarah, and Cathy (Pillow Queens) - Human Connection And Community; Creative Evolution
Sharone Halevy - Painting As A Vessel For Human Connection; Art’s Active Role In Life
RAKEL on a different kind of yearning
May 26, 2026
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: a musician retreats to a remote area to write songs that are deeply emotive and pierce through the veil of urban modernity? You’d be forgiven for mistaking today’s guest for following that path, but it’s quite startling how much she’s actually carving out her own. RAKEL is an award-winning singer-songwriter from Iceland, whose debut album, A Place To Be, is truly unlike anything you’ve heard before. Throughout the album's 10 songs, RAKEL is reflect...
Pillow Queens & Faye (of Soda Blonde) on the friendships that brighten your life
May 19, 2026
This is without a doubt the most selfish episode of the season. Pillow Queens and Soda Blonde are my two favourite bands from Ireland, and getting an excuse to catch up with them both is a treat too good to pass up. Though they sound massively different, both of these bands have a shared ethos of human connection being paramount, along with the responsibility of facilitating spaces where that can even happen: human connection. On this episode, I’m joined by Pamela, Sarah, and Cathy of Pillow ...
Sharone Halevy on painting being a vessel for human connection (Bonus)
May 15, 2026
OK, so the intro to this episode runs the risk of being a soapbox of sorts, but when you have an artist that’s so steeped in intentionality…it’s next to impossible not to reflect on the current state of things. Sharone Halevy is an abstract expressionist painter (based here in New York) that has gone on to deeply inspire me not just from her work, but also from what that work means to her on a personal level. You see, when it comes to painting and creating art for Sharone it’s very much tied ...
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