Isabella Gomez Sarmiento

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189 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 27 Jul

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It's Been a Minute · The hidden money financing your favorite songs · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

And there's not always like a real person with intention on the other side of the screen.

Like more often than not, it does feel like it's, I don't know, a record label or a bot or a paid UGC campaign or all these other examples of things that point to dead internet theory where there's an agenda.

And it's hard to say like who is driving that agenda, but it's lost a lot of its humanity.

I feel like we're going to see a return to the basics.

Or maybe this is me being Pollyanna about this, but like NTS radio, college radio, live music, independent communities where people know for a fact that what they're consuming is

is not being sponsored or influenced.

Like, I'm going to shamelessly plug NPR Music.

Yeah.

NTS Radio is a global radio network.

They're streaming from a bunch of different cities around the world.

You can tune in any time and just hear what different DJs and curators and artists and music fans are listening to in a bunch of different places all over the world.

And it's really fun.

You can kind of just drop in and feel like you're having this experience outside of your own home, outside of your own bubble, just through your headphones.

It's really, really cool.

I think when you were asking earlier about like...

you know, what does this mean for artists who don't have the resources?

It does raise all these questions about like, what if labels don't want to invest in international artists from other parts of the world who aren't in the U.S.

or people who make more political music or more experimental music?

Like, I think you lose so much richness and diversity if it's not something that labels necessarily want to pay for.

And when you go to places like NTS or underground college radio stations or, you know, ask your friends for music recommendations.

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