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Explore the seismic waves that rocked the fabric of our society as we dissect the anthemic '60s and '70s rock scene, and how it ventured beyond mere entertainment to become a beacon for change. Feel the heartbeat of a generation in our latest episode, where we reflect on the political and social narratives woven into the music of the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. We'll discuss how these artists straddled the line between amplifying social issues and living in the wealth they sung against. With the help of a music mogul who witnessed this transformation firsthand, we examine the complexity and philosophical turns in rock music, pondering if its revolutionary edge got buried under its own depth.

As the era of rock began to wane, a new rhythm emerged to fill the void—disco. This episode captures that transition, shedding light on the 'Disco Sucks' movement and the polarizing effect it had on music lovers. Yet, amid the backlash, we acknowledge disco's undeniable groove and discuss its surprising inclusivity and lasting cultural impact. Prepare to reevaluate the misunderstood legacy of disco through the eyes of our insider, as nostalgia meets a fresh perspective for a dance-worthy trip down memory lane. Join us for a lively discussion that will rock your nostalgia and set your feet tapping to the memories on "Baby Boomers: The Strangest Generation.

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