This is the second of a two-part episode on violent religious extremism. If you haven't already, listen to Aku Bukan Mesin - I Am Not a Machine, first.
In this episode, we are looking at how and why people become violent religious extremists, and explore “Everyone Goes to Heaven” - one of the songs Navicula released in response to a turbulent time in Indonesia’s history.
We are joined by Sidney Jones, a widely renowned expert on religious extremism and conflict in Indonesia, and Heidi Arbuckle, an expert on tolerance and on the role of music and the arts in creating an informed and tolerant society.
Hosted by: Ewa Wojkowska
Writing and Production: Ewa Wojkowska, Julia Winterflood, Lakota Moira
Production and sound design: Gede Robi
Co-production: Sergina Loncle, Andre Dananjaya
Mixing and Mastering: Cipta Gunawan, Tude Arta Sedana
All Music: Navicula
Podcast Artwork: Krishna Adipurba
Web design: Jay Sims, Vanessa Harsamto, Fleava, Major Tom
Photography: Penny Lane
Show Notes: https://naviculamusic.com/podcast/
08/28/21 • 39 min
A Soundtrack of Resistance - Episode 5: Everyone Goes to Heaven
Transcript
Ewa:
A quick note before we begin - this is a serialized show, so if you haven’t already, go
back to the prologue, and start listening from there.
Gembull:
When the bomb happened, we’re supposed to be playing a gig at Kuta beach. We’re
already halfway to the gig, to the venue.
I heard so many ambulance coming. But I thought it’s an accident or something. We
don’t know there’s a bomb explode just a few hundred meter in front of us. People
panicking and everyb
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