Wired For Sound

De: David Ferrier

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 8 h y 42 m

Resumen del Editor

A journey through a tumultuous era, where music and change intertwine to shape the lives of four friends navigating the path from late teens to adulthood.

Follow David, Margaret Mary, Teddy, and Peter as they navigate the complexities of life post-Vietnam War. David and Teddy, returning veterans, grapple with the scars of war, while Margaret Mary distances herself from a dangerous past, and Peter embarks on his spiritual journey in Rome.

From the late fall of 1969 through the late summer of 1974, their world is filled with conflict and confusion. As they grapple with personal and societal challenges, music becomes their constant companion and guide. The radio delivers more than just melodies; it whispers the songs of protest, hope, and longing that echo their innermost thoughts and feelings.

Set against the backdrop of a nation at war and a society in upheaval, “Wired For Sound" captures the essence of a generation caught between the innocence of youth and the responsibilities of adulthood, offering a poignant and nostalgic reflection on a time when the world seemed both limitless and fragile.

Key Themes:

Coming of Age: Follow the characters as they navigate the trials of late adolescence and the transition to adulthood amidst a backdrop of social and political unrest.

Musical Influence: Discover how the era's iconic music, from protest anthems to soulful ballads, shapes and influences their lives, providing both solace and inspiration.

Cultural and Historical Reflection: Experience the impact of historical events on the characters as they seek to find their place in a rapidly changing world.

Embark on this evocative journey and explore the power of music and memory in shaping who we become.