It’s a deal

Ok snafu around the registration but here is El Producto: youtu.be/f2tdQqb48v8?...

- Giulia Bratosin and Scott Spencer (USC), “Digital Humanities in the World Music Classroom: Fostering Peer-Built Diversity and Inclusivity.”

- Maia Law (USC), “Syncretism Through Serenades: The Impact of Spanish Colonization on Filipino Folk Music.”
- Aydin Quach (USC), “Orienting Towards Techno-Asiatics: The Place of Affect in Asian North American Consumption of Electronic Dance Music.”

- Avery Robinson (USC), “Black Music Metamorphosis: The Revitalization of Enslaved African Musical Traditions Through Stepping.”
- Dr. León F. García Corona (USC), “In and Out of Academia: Exploring Career Paths and Opportunities.”

USC as well

I played in a folk music band in St. Paul, MN. We volunteered to play for a fundraiser before a St. Paul Saints (baseball) game for the local hospital’s childrens’ burn unit. It was a pig roast. They roasted a pig for the burned kids. Roasted pig next to roasted kids. The band got it. Only the band

Thanks for this ! I'd love to be part of the cool crowd-

Thank you! Will do.
Kate Galloway springs to mind: @kategalloway.bsky.social

Thanks so much for making this, Bala! I've been hoping for this! I'd love to be considered for inclusion.

New title drop:
“Bookshelfiality: An Ontological Tinting of Shelf”

Thank you!