

Wesley Morris Returns with ‘The Wonder of Stevie’
Oct 16, 2024
Wesley Morris, a culture critic for The New York Times and host of ‘The Wonder of Stevie,’ dives deep into the legacy of Stevie Wonder. He discusses Wonder's iconic five-album run from 1972-1976 and how his music reflects societal themes. Morris shares insights on the emotional impact of Wonder's work, recounting personal connections and cultural significance. The conversation also touches on Wonder's evolution from prodigy to revolutionary artist, and the challenges that shaped his journey within Motown's complex landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
The Classic Era of Stevie Wonder
04:53 • 26min
The Evolution of Stevie Wonder
30:40 • 9min
The Rise of a Motown Legend
39:30 • 12min
Stevie Wonder's Rise and Motown's Influence
51:15 • 24min
Empowering Small Businesses and Targeted Marketing Insights
01:15:32 • 3min
The Emotional Resonance of Stevie Wonder's Music
01:18:07 • 11min
Stevie Wonder: Genius and Accessibility
01:28:44 • 5min