at be+cause, we think a lot about culture as a powerful vehicle and arena for change. It is also something we like to create--from producing the Tibetan Freedom Concerts to starting a clothing line to assisting other culture makers in their efforts to create positive social change. Being part of a lab (our parent company is C3 Lab), we like to innovate and experiment. This blog is where you can see it happen.
7.09.2008
Obama Quotes on Music + Culture
You've gotten enormous support from the music community. Why do you think they've responsed so strongly to your campaign?
Musicians and creative folks, generally, may be inclined toward the idea of change, or at least open to it--to not just settle for what is, but what might be...
Overall, what do you think of pop culture today? It is harmful or a healthy influence?
I'm not somebody who thinks that popular culture should carry the whole freight; it both shapes and reflects what's happening in the country as a whole. What I have seen is a shift in attitutdes of young people wanting to be more engaged and more involved, and you're going to start seeing that increasingly reflected in music as well...
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