I Only Listen to the Mountain Goats
103: Color in Your Cheeks
Oct 26, 2017
Guests Eno Williams, Max Grunhard, and Mac McCaughan discuss immigration, sanctuary, and artists' responsibility. They also explore the profound feeling of relief and the importance of praising work. Fear, talent, transgression, leaving home, and the radical act of welcoming are also discussed.
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- ‘Color in Your Cheeks’ by The Mountain Goats highlights the importance of welcoming immigrants and refugees and creating safe spaces for them.
- Art can effectively convey political messages while still providing a positive and inclusive environment for people to come together and have fun.
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The Power of Welcoming Others
The song 'Color in Your Cheeks' by The Mountain Goats explores themes of immigration, refugees, and the importance of welcoming others. The lyrics tell the stories of individuals coming to a new place, whether it's Taipei or Mexico, and the impact that a warm welcome can have on them. The song emphasizes the need to create safe spaces and offer sanctuary to those who have faced hardships and displacement. It highlights the significance of expressing acceptance and making newcomers feel valued and appreciated.
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