North of Normal | Storytelling Through Music
One Song, One Story | Where Music Meets Memory
One Song, One Story is where music meets memory. Each guest brings one song that changed their life, and with host Shubeeh Imam, unpacks the story it holds — the love, loss, hope, and healing behind every note. It’s a celebration of how songs shape our lives and connect us to something deeper. If you love soulful stories, honest emotion, and the beauty of music that truly moves you, you’ll love this show.
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3 de jul de 2026
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S1:E2 – Want To Know The Antidote To Earworms? - Cumbersome Trinkets by Abdominal 16.10.2025 1:01:42
In this engaging conversation, Shubeeh and Adam Lee explore the profound impact of music on personal growth and creativity. They discuss the influence of family on artistic pursuits, the intricacies of DJing, and the interconnectedness of various music genres. Adam shares his journey through hip-hop, the significance of the song 'Cumbersome Trinkets' feat Abdominal and how it resonates with his va...
S1:E1 – "I Knew This Would Be My Death Bed Song" - Les Fleur by Minnie Ripperton 09.10.2025 45:26
🎙️ What song would you want playing when you leave this world? In this moving episode of One Song One Story , host Shubeeh sits down with Polly Taylor Pullen to explore how music shapes our lives — and even how we imagine our deaths. Together, they unpack the nostalgia, emotion, and deep personal meaning behind the songs that define us. Polly shares her connection to “Les Fleur” by Minnie Ripe...
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