The Great UnSung

By: Alison Pipitone
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  • Alison Pipitone interviews working musicians about their art and what motivates them to continue on this difficult but incredibly rewarding path. Each episode features a working artist and a discussion about some of the pioneers in the industry who continue to inspire us.
    © 2023 The Great UnSung
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Episodes
  • Episode 37: Throwing Tomatoes in a Mausoleum

    Episode 37: Throwing Tomatoes in a Mausoleum
    Jul 8 2021

    Alison interviews opera singer Heidi Schneider about classical music in modern times and the continuing evolution of music. Ever the professional, Heidi remains congenial when Cake’s “Opera Singer” is foisted upon her.

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    52 mins
  • Episode 36: The Definition of Goddess

    Episode 36: The Definition of Goddess
    May 20 2021

    Alison and Shannon Furtak misunderstand each other re. the research assignment. But don't worry, in true friend form, they navigate the terrain with a discussion about Saraswati and Lady Gaga. Other topics include creativity, family, and thriving during tough times.
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    52 mins
  • Episode 35: Supporting The Song

    Episode 35: Supporting The Song
    May 13 2021

    Alison meets with bassist, guitarist, and producer Ben Clarke to talk about the balance between making a living and having a creative outlet - and how Ben has made that happen throughout his career. They also touch on a few deep, difficult topics that are best discussed under an umbrella of hope.
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    1 hr and 10 mins

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