Welcome to the not-old better show. I'm your host Paul Vogel-Zing. If you're watching the new PBS series Soundbreaking like we are in our

house, you know this is something to behold. If not, well, either way, we've got a treat for you with

today's guest.

Soundbreaking is the brilliant spanking new documentary from PBS in association with Sir George

Martin and is produced by Show of Force. We're joined today via Skype with Show of Force.

We're joined today via Skype with Show of Force Executive

and one of Soundbreaking's producers, Joshua Bennett.

More on Joshua in just a moment.

But again, if you're watching sound breaking which is currently

airing on PBS check your local listings you'll agree it is well worth it. There is just

something to be said for hearing that heavenly chorus of voices as the song God only knows by the Beach Boys plays or

Neel Young's voice on Don't Let It Bring You Down and Amy Winehouse or Sly Stone or and of the other 160 musicians, artists, and other music professionals, all of whom extol the music

recording innovation tracing a Sonic Revolution.

The rare footage, the stories, the artists tell, the music, and the never-before-seen creative process,

push along sound-breaking storytelling, emphasizing music's ability to carry us back and forward at the same moment.

Trust me when I tell you, you'll never hear these songs the same way again.

Welcome to the Not Old old better show Joshua Bennett.

We're with Joshua Bennett who's the executive vice president of show of force

one of the producers behind behind Soundbreaking, an eight-part event television

series that's airing now on PBS,

and it traces this ongoing Sonic Revolution

in the music industry in each hour long episode tackles a different topic,

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