Wordless Music
This episode appears to contain dynamically inserted ads. Transcript timestamps may be approximate.
On this week's podcast, we share an excerpt from Wordless Music on WNYC, a 4-part music program hosted by Jad, exploring the boundaries between classical and pop music.
Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
(air whooshing) RadioLab is supported by AT&T. We all love to connect via video, a text, or a group chat that never stops. And right now, AT&T has a deal that will keep the connection going. You can get the new iPhone 18 Pro for $0 with eligible trade-in. It has the Ultimate Pro camera system and a big leap in battery life, so you can turn this deal into a long lasting connection. Learn how you can trade in your phone for the new iPhone 18 Pro at AT&T. Connecting changes everything. Required trade-in of $230 or more and eligible plan, terms, and restrictions apply, subject to change, visit an AT&T store for details. - From WNYC New York Public Radio, this is the podcast of RadioLab. Poke around on WNYC.org where you can find all sorts of other great podcasts and find out more information about RadioLab. That's WNYC.org. - WNYC on demand is supported by data pipe managed hosting services, providing application management, hosting professional services, security services, and compliance solutions for mid-market and Fortune 1000 Enterprises, datapipe.com. - Hey everyone, I'm Jad Abumrod. This is RadioLab, the podcast. Every so often on RadioLab, we set aside the science and we set aside the big ideas and we just play some music. Or I should say every so often on the podcast, we have that opportunity. So I wanted to do that again today. Also to invite you guys who like RadioLab to check out this other series that I am hosting, a couple of different shows we're putting together on the wordless music concert series, which is a really, really innovative concert series here in New York. It's curated by a guy named Ronan Gavoni. Basically what he does, it's very simple. He takes classical musicians, puts them on the same bill as rock musicians. Because it is his opinion, and I agree with this, that the music's do have something to say to each other. So I'll be hosting a couple of those shows,
Transcription truncated.
On this week's podcast, we share an excerpt from Wordless Music on WNYC, a 4-part music program hosted by Jad, exploring the boundaries between classical and pop music.