#11: Sounds Like a Revolution
Madeleine Thien talks about art and music under totalitarianism, along with her novel, Do Not Say We Have Nothing, shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize; Scholar managing editor Sudip Bose explains how Neville Marriner, conductor of the now-ubiquitous Academy-of-St.-Martin-in-the-Fields, used to be a rebel; and beloved former Scholar blogger Jessica Love catches us up on the radical changes she\u2019s made to her book on psycholinguistics.
Mentioned in this episode:\u2022 Listen to the Spotify playlist we curated to accompany Do Not Say We Have Nothing, featuring every recording mentioned in the novel (that\u2019s 23 hours and 40 minutes of music!)\u2022 Read Sudip Bose\u2019s ode to the great Neville Marriner in our Winter 2017 issue\u2022 Check out the archives of Psycho Babble, Jessica Love's long-running blog about language and the brain.
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