#03 — Vinyl Vibrations: Jordan Robson-Cramer

This week we are joined by Jordan Robson-Cramer. Not only is he a skilled musician, he is the owner of the well-known record store Phonopolis - an absolute staple in the Montreal music community. In this episode, we discuss the different mediums of music consumption, society's changing relationship with vinyl records and the complex challenges of navigating as a small music-based business during the pandemic. Instagram: @phonopolis Audio Credit: Isaac Teague Instagram: @chaisaac_tea

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How does music influence individuals who aren’t necessarily living a life that centres around music? Often we are given the perspective of the impact of music on individuals who have careers in music - an artist, a producer, an arranger, a manager. But music (song, dance, melody) is certainly a major component of nearly every human. In this podcast, we want to explore the role of music for people who might not be “technically” qualified or proficient. We will be interviewing individuals from the Montreal community who are threaded into the general public in one way or another. Too often, a topic is examined by experts in great detail, but what about the simpler - perhaps more meaningful, more universal and more human - perspectives on “the auditory experience” in daily life? This podcast hopes to investigate this view. Jam for Justice McGill hosts music-based events that showcase local musicians to foster the Montreal music community and support charitable organizations. This is our very first podcast. Facebook: @jamforjusticemcgill Instagram: @jam_for_justice