Build For Tomorrow

How to See Gain, Where Others See Loss

Sep 29, 2022

42:14

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Music Machines and the End of Humanity

02:41

The Lump of Labor Fallacy

02:32

The Lump of Labor Fallacy

02:37

The Story of Recorded Music Is a Story of Loss and Gain

01:32

Introduction

2min

Music Machines and the End of Humanity

2min

Change Is Hard Because We Equate Change With Loss

5min

The Story of Recorded Music Is a Story of Loss and Gain

2min

How to Listen to Music by Yourself

3min

How to Listen to Music Alone

2min

Susa's Opposition to Recorded Music

2min

How Did Recorded Music Technology Impact Viola Smith?

2min

John Phillip Susa's Fear Number Two

2min

10.

The Machine Babies Are Not Machine Baby's

5min

11.

The Importance of Live Music

2min

12.

Music Is an Emotional Art

2min

13.

I Miss the Big Bands

2min

14.

The Lump of Labor Fallacy

3min

15.

How to Navigate a Change in Your Life

2min

16.

Build for Morrow, the Podcast - The Real Story of Recorded Music

6min

You can find opportunity in the hardest situations. But how?

To answer that out, we take lessons from one of the most fascinating changes in cultural history -- when the record player was invented. Many people loved it, but musicians hated it. They tried to stop it. But their anti-recorded-music campaign did not go as planned.

This is a story about what it takes -- for us all! -- to let go of the past and embrace the future.

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