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In this episode of “The Truth in This Art,” host Rob Lee welcomes back Meagan B. a.k.a “Ducky Dynamo”, a DJ and curator renowned for her work with Baltimore club music, to celebrate Black Music Month. Ducky Dynamo discusses her role in promoting black artistry and the cultural significance of Baltimore club music. She reflects on the vibrant nightlife of her early years and the collective experiences within the club scene. This conversation addresses the challenges of cultural preservation, gentrification, and the exploitation of club music by mainstream artists. Ducky emphasizes the need for community involvement and creative solutions to sustain Baltimore’s unique cultural heritage.
Episode Highlight:
Key Takeaways:
1. Embrace the power of community to preserve and celebrate cultural heritage.
2. Recognize and honor the roots of music genres to prevent cultural exploitation.
3. Stay connected to your local scene to support and uplift authentic artistry.
4. Creative solutions and active involvement are key to sustaining vibrant cultural traditions.
Website and Socials:
soundcloud.com/duckydynamo
X: @duckydynamo
Instagram: duckydynamo
Facebook: Ducky Dynamo
LinkedIn: Meagan (Ducky Dynamo) Buster
Link to the first episode with DJ Ducky.
Don’t miss out on supporting Ducky Dynamo by visiting her website and following her on social media. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review it, and consider supporting our work on Patreon to keep these important conversations going. Your support makes all the difference!
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“Transition from public to private spaces can offer unique opportunities and tailored experiences.” In this episode, Jewel Love delves into the dichotomy between public and private experiences, particularly focusing […]
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