Music, Mortality, and Cultural Relevance
In this episode, Will Craig discusses the cyclical nature of generational divides, particularly in music and culture. He reflects on how as people age, they often find themselves disconnected from the mainstream culture that once defined their youth. Using the example of Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance, he…
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