What effect has Rock n’ Roll had on the world? And what are the diverse implications of us humans industrializing these bone deep rhythms, harmonies, and soulful sublimations? Why do you think it is that we respond so strongly to the sound, look, movement, and spirit of this music?
And, how does all of this connect to how Western society treats the wild, natural world?
Please join the discussion during this 6 week course! This an abridged version of a 16 week course I’ve taught at SUNY New Paltz, during my adjunct days.
Course will run on Wednesdays this winter (8pm ET), but if you have a group you know who needs a different schedule, we can work something out!
Half of the proceeds will go towards the Whale Sanctuary Project. Whales and Rock n’ Roll have a lot more in common than one might expect.
Besides taking this class, please consider making a reoccurring donation to the WSP and other sanctuaries and organizations to help end animal captivity and exploitation.
A New Year’s Visualization: That Wikie and Keijo move to the Whale Sanctuary (Project ) in Nova Scotia, and live the rest of their lives without tricks, performances, or exploitation. Just care, love, peaceful healing, and the freedom to swim, flow, and be the Orcas they are, and the Orcas they will grow into being.
Thank you for your generosity and leadership in recognizing the impact that the Science Center has in our community!