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SESSIONS: the podcast

SESSIONS: the podcast

By: Evan Zegiel
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 Creativity. Music. Making things that matter. Hosted by touring musician and composer Evan Zegiel, each episode explores the highs, lows, and weird in-betweens of the creative process—through structured interviews, spontaneous tangents, and everything in between.Evan Zegiel Music
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  • EP04 || Round Table || AESOP ROCK || (with Jason Hartley and Felix) ||

    EP04 || Round Table || AESOP ROCK || (with Jason Hartley and Felix) ||
    Aug 24 2025

    "John Something" by Aesop Rock kicks off this round table. Part 1 of 3 of a much longer recording session, we take our time dissecting each tune. Hope you enjoy.


    - Dr. Z

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    29 mins
  • EP03 || Round Table || THE BRIDGE CITY SINNERS // TOPAZ JONES // BUTTHOLE SURFERS || (with Marcia Zeledon and Jason Hartley) ||

    EP03 || Round Table || THE BRIDGE CITY SINNERS // TOPAZ JONES // BUTTHOLE SURFERS || (with Marcia Zeledon and Jason Hartley) ||
    Jun 13 2025

    Marcia and Jason join me to analyze three songs: "Devil Like You" by The Bridge City Sinners, "Black Tame" by Topaz Jones, and "Pepper" by Butthole Surfers.

    Hitting our stride in this conversation, we begin to dig in to what makes these vastly different artists similar in their modes of expression. From new age folk to Neo-funk flavored rap and throwback 90's jams, we reveal yet again that genres don't really matter. People do.

    -Dr. Z
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    44 mins
  • EP02 || AI in Music // AI: A Creative Collaborator? ||

    EP02 || AI in Music // AI: A Creative Collaborator? ||
    May 6 2025

    Can AI become a genuine creative partner rather than a replacement for human artists?
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    16 mins
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