Brooke R. Calder on Prince, David Bowie & AOA | 2016 Radio Archive
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Brooke R. Calder on Prince, David Bowie & AOA | 2016 Radio Archive
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Minneapolis musician and artist Brooke R. Calder joins Joe Kelley for a revealing 2016 radio conversation about music, loss, creativity, and finding a new purpose through art.
Following the deaths of Prince and David Bowie, Brooke reflects on a difficult year that inspired her to return to music after believing she had left that chapter of her life behind.
She introduces AOA, a Minneapolis-based musical collective that recorded a powerful interpretation of David Bowie's "I'm Afraid of Americans," created in support of the Standing Rock movement and opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Brooke discusses the musicians behind the project, the remarkable creativity of the Minneapolis music community, her personal reaction to Prince's passing, and the importance of artists speaking out about issues that matter to them.
The conversation also explores her writing project In Praise of Men, her musical history with Lollipop and Glean, and her longstanding relationship with Joe Kelley's radio program, which premiered several of her recordings.
Originally broadcast in 2016, this interview captures an unforgettable moment in Minneapolis music history.
Hosted by Joe Kelley
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