When Doves Podcast: Prince--Album by Album & Song by Song

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Join Ed for a fun and insightful interview with Hanna Ögren (also known as "Miss Princified") a Swedish creative based in Umeå, Sweden focused on music, mentoring, and mentorship, often centering her work around the "Prince frequency" including her song "Take Me To Paisley". She is the European Ambassador for The People's Museum For Prince and hosts workshops on creative topics like crowdfunding. 
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A deeper dive into Prince than you probably wanted

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This week on When Doves Podcast, Jared and Ed get down and way too funky as they dive headfirst into Prince’s legendary “chicken grease” scratch guitar style — the tight, percussive magic that makes your shoulders move before your brain even clocks what’s happening.
They start by tipping the hat to the OG architects of the groove, breaking down the genius of Jimmy Nolen and Freddie Stone, the unsung heroes who turned rhythm guitar into a full-on rhythmic weapon. Then it’s off to Paisley Park (spiritually, at least) as they track how Prince took that foundation and, across his first eight albums, refined it into something unmistakably his own — sharp, sexy, and impossibly precise.
Along the way, there’s plenty of “wait, did you hear THAT?” moments, a lot of stank-face reactions, and a full-on celebration of the Purple One’s funkiest instincts. The episode wraps with the guys’ top 5 Prince tracks where that chicken grease is front and center.
Strap in. It’s nerdy, it’s greasy, it’s deeply funky. 🎸
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Join Jared & Ed as they dive into the lowest levels of Prince--his best bass lines! Listen as Ed embarrasses Jared right off the bat, debate the best Brady Bunch episode and the feuds of late 80s hip hop legends, 3rd Bass. Along the way, they count down their top five bass lines from Prince. Pluck along with us.
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Join Jared and Ed as they talk with Emma, the founding curator of the People's Museum for Prince, a "counter museum" that solicits pieces--visual art, music, essays, and more--from the fans to celebrate the life and legacy of Prince. She talks to the fellas about this project came together, how people can submit, hopes for the future of the project and, of course, her top five albums and songs. This is a great discussion. Hope you'll join us for this one! Check out the museum here !
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Join Ed for Part 2 of his interview with De Angela Duff as she discusses her scholarship and public work preserving Prince’s legacy, including her writing, symposia, and her weekly What Did Prince Do This Week? series. The conversation reflects on Prince’s artistry, political voice, lasting cultural influence, and the artists carrying his spirit forward today—along with her personal favorite albums, covers, and songs—making this episode a rich listen for devoted fans and curious newcomers alike.
Find out more about De Angela:
De Angela's website polishedsolid.com
For more information about the #IWonderU40 symposium: https://iwonderu40.substack.com/
the symposium website (speakers and schedule at a glance): http://iwonderu.polishedsolid.com 
https://www.youtube.com/@polishedsolid, where people can find almost all of the symposium videos and all the episodes for What Did Prince Do This Week? 
And, the remaining symposium videos are available at https://vimeo.com/polishedsolid.

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A deeper dive into Prince than you probably wanted