Picking up where we left off, this episode continues our discussion on budget-friendly studio setups. Introducing BandLab: Free, Mobile, and Cloud-Based DAW We will use BandLab , a powerful, free, cloud-based DAW available on...

Welcome back to NJMP! This episode helps independent musicians budget for studio recording to achieve professional sound without high costs, covering both pro studios and DIY solutions. The Professional Studio Path Maximize s...

History of Collaboration Music has always been about making art together. But today, the music business has made the process of working together much more formal. It's now a smart way to grow artistically and reach a bigger m...

In this NJMP episode, we talk about Boddie Recording Studio , celebrating its huge importance as the first of its kind. It was started on their own by two great people, Thomas and Louise Boddie. The studio laid the foundation...

This NJMP episode summary centers on the long-lasting careers of jazz greats Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie. We start by highlighting their major historical win at the 1959 Grammy Awards, where they became the first Black ar...

This episode of the NJMP looks closely at the real-world problems in making a podcast today. We talk about ways to fix tech issues when recording online , like when the audio doesn't line up, the internet is shaky, or the rec...

This NJMP episode talks about our wild journey of recording music, which has always had its good moments and bad moments. Start: We began recording in simple home spaces. We had lots of passion and creative freedom (good), bu...

This NJMP episode is about how today's activists can become major cultural forces, similar to Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson. To have a lasting impact, they need to follow the main lessons from Sharpton and Jackson: being grea...

In this podcast, we explore the history, present, and future of music production, focusing on how a distinctive sound is created. We're concerned that music is losing its unique "sonic fingerprint." The Power of a Signature S...

What's up, sports fans? On this episode, we're diving deep into two incredible athletes who just owned their missions—one finally nailed it, and the other just keeps on winning! Get ready to celebrate the huge accomplishments...

The life story of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a vital Civil Rights leader, is made complicated by claims made during FBI spying led by J. Edgar Hoover, who wanted to hurt King's reputation. The main claims are: Affairs Outsi...

This podcast episode talks about a huge moment in music and sports: Ella Fitzgerald's historic performance at the Super Bowl Halftime Show. As the "First Lady of Song," her appearance was a major step forward for Black artist...

This episode is deeply important and special for everyone here at the Not Just Music Podcast. This year, we are joining the whole country in recognizing a huge milestone: 100 years of officially celebrated Black History. This...

Welcome to the podcast! Today, we're talking about Oscar Micheaux , the true start of Black movie-making. He was the first big African-American director to make a long movie. Micheaux (born 1884) didn't like the bad ways Blac...

It's Black History Month, and the same famous people always pop up: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali. These people are hugely important—they were key to the civil rights movement and changed the world. But ...

This special Homeisode is dedicated to charting the inspiring career and remarkable progress of Laila Edwards , a young African American hockey prodigy. We will delve deeply into her compelling journey, from her early days on...

This special Homeisode is all about giving a huge shout-out and recognizing Crystal N. Feimster for being absolutely awesome. Seriously, her contributions, dedication, and leadership have been exceptional! Crystal really stan...

This Homeisode covers the tragic death of Vivian Strong , a 14-year-old Black girl fatally shot by a white Omaha police officer, James Loder , on June 24, 1969 , in North Omaha, Nebraska. Her killing exposed deep-seated racia...

This Homeisode discusses the killing of 15-year-old Latasha Harlins and its reflection in the film Menace II Society . On March 16, 1991, Latasha Harlins, an African American girl, was fatally shot in the back of the head by ...

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This Homeisode delves into the often-overshadowed complexities of George Washington's life, focusing on his relationship with slavery and his persistent dental ailments. George Washington and Slavery We explore the historical...

Welcome to this special Homeisode! In this episode, we're linking up to discuss the heart of the holiday season and so much more. The holidays are a time for reflection, joy, and connection, and we'll dive into what that mean...

In this homeisode, we delve into a truly new, groundbreaking technological development that is fundamentally changing how incarcerated parents can maintain a meaningful connection with their children. This innovation, which h...

In this Homeisode we give insight to the Harlem Globetrotters, and their rise to fame. Their story is a captivating blend of competitive sports history, cultural significance, and groundbreaking entertainment that has lasted ...