BAMM Podcast
BAMM - Building Access in Music Making - exploring the interests and needs of disabled musicians
The BAMM podcast is part of Building Access in Music Making (BAMM), a Canadian-based international research network that brings together practitioners, not-for-profit organizations, and academics to increase and improve access to explore the goals, interests, barriers, and needs of disabled musicians, as well as groups and individuals who support disabled musicians making music. Hosted and edited by Kenneth EmigProduced by Jason Nolan, Kenneth Emig, Richard Marsella, and Andrea Bellucciat theResponsive Ecologies Lab, Toronto Metropolitan University
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: accessmusic.ca
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Episodes
An Introduction to BAMM - Building Access in Music Making - the Podcast 21.11.2025 3:08
The BAMM podcast is part of Building Access in Music Making (BAMM), a Canadian-based international research network that brings together practitioners, not-for-profit organizations, and academics to increase and improve access to music making. In these series podcasts, we will meet people who make music and explore what is it that disabled people and people with disabilities need to make their mus...
ep1 - Dr. Jason Nolan - Practice, Fail, Repeat 11.11.2025 1:07:24
A discussion with Dr. Jason Nolan who is producer and instigator of the BAMM podcast, Director of the Responsive Ecologies Lab, and Associate Professor in Community Services at the Toronto Metropolitan University. Our wide-ranging discussion begins with how Jason came to music. We travel through his teaching creative arts practice and documenting of practice, the influences of Robert Fripp and Bri...
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