
Playing for Change: Bringing peace to the world through music
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Series: The Roadhouse
Length: 19:58
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WTIP's Bob Carter had an inspiring conversation June 15 with Mark Johnson, Grammy-award winning sound engineer and award-winning filmmaker, about Playing for Change, the multimedia movement he founded to connect and bring peace to the world through music. His recording of "Stand by Me," featuring Roger Ridley of Santa Monica, started the project. Learn how the movement began, how it has grown, and why music matters in bringing people together.
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Piece Description
WTIP's Bob Carter had an inspiring conversation June 15 with Mark Johnson, Grammy-award winning sound engineer and award-winning filmmaker, about Playing for Change, the multimedia movement he founded to connect and bring peace to the world through music. His recording of "Stand by Me," featuring Roger Ridley of Santa Monica, started the project. Learn how the movement began, how it has grown, and why music matters in bringing people together.
Broadcast History
Aired live June 15, 2012 at approx. 6:20 p.m on The Roadhouse on WTIP, Grand Marais, Minn.
Intro and Outro
INTRO:Music has power like nothing else to stir emotion and bring people together. Bob Carter of WTIP Radio spoke with Mark Johnson, co-founder of Playing for Change, about his project to travel the globe recording street musicians and share their music with the world.
OUTRO:That was Bob Carter of WTIP Radio in Grand Marais, Minnesota, talking with Mark Johnson, co-founder of Playing for Change. You can learn more at playingforchange.com.
Additional Credits
The Roadhouse on WTIP is funded in part by the Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
