Georgetown Radio

Have you ever been listening to a song and thought, "why can't I find a less common song with this same vibe? Why do so many songs talk about chasing down women? Why do so many singers write shady songs about each other? Why does the intro of this One Direction Song sound exactly like Baba O'Riley?" In 1929, Frigyes Karinthy proposed the idea of Six Degrees of Separation: that all people are within six social connections of one another. 90 years later, this show highlights that same concept of interconnectedness, but within music that transcends genre and generation. These connections can be shown through similarities in titles, rhythms, and just all around vibes.