In this podcast episode, the founder and CEO of Jazz For Peace, Rick Dellaratta, discusses his organization's mission to foster global peace through music and the arts, including the memorable performance of his poem "Jazz for Peace" at the United Nations. The conversation also delves into corporate greed, the concept of the fourth turning, and the challenges of implementing a successful global trickle-down economy system.
We delve into the concept of the fourth turning, a cyclical event occurring every 90 years and its potential implications on our current world. We also discuss the ideal of the trickle-down economy and the hurdles in making it a successful system. Wrapping up our chat, Rick shares his experiences of performing his poem "Jazz for Peace" at the United Nations and the upcoming performance of "Autumn in New York." Join us on this insightful journey as we dissect these pressing topics and hear about Rick's passionate efforts to use art as a catalyst for change.
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(0:00:01) - Jazz for Peace
(0:09:29) - Poem to the United Nations
(0:23:25) - Trickle-Down Economics and Corporate Addiction Impact
(0:36:59) - Free Jazz and Autumn in NYC
More information: www.jazzforpeace.org