Judee Sill was an incredible musician who helped to push folk in a new direction in the 1970s. And she did it with just two albums.

Widely considered to be a form of “alternative” country music, outlaw country took the old cowboy sound and made it notoriously rebellious. The birth of the outlaw movement came from a then ...

was very influential in the neurodiversity movement and broader discussion.[9] More recently, Robert Chapman’s book, Empire of Normality, offers a deep Marxist historical analysis of the development ...

So, what is Neurodiversity? Neurodiversity, a word coined by Judy Singer, moves away from the deficit model—in which people with mental health disorders such as autism, attention deficit hyperactivity ...

This account critically challenges “autistic regression”, with evidence that sensory–movement features appear by birth as the earliest signs of autism and underlie the behavioral differences used for ...

<a href="https://harrycharles.bandcamp.com/album/movement">Movement by Harry Charles</a> Here's ...

"I could focus purely on the music, without worrying about adapting to a smaller keyboard or digital sound." This setup allowed them to observe pianists' natural movements, which was exactly what Kim ...

I wrote (2011’s) ‘Sweet Judy Blue Eyes: My Life in Music’ before that. I’ve written eight books over the years. I’ve been doing this, singing, performing, telling jokes, writing books ...