It's been a great summer for sports and we're only just getting started.

With the Paris and Olympus kicking off, 0.4 is bringing you a couple of special

episodes that will help you connect more deeply with the athletes, teams, and

underdogs you'll be cheering for over the next few weeks.

We have Carmelotatum, Andrei Gidala discussing some of the top past USA Olympic moments.

I think the energy around Olympus is going to be fun.

You know, you have a great city like Paris,

and you have some of the best athletes of our generation

competing.

This is, you know, the closing a chapter

for some of the best players ever compete.

So make sure you tune in, it'll be a fun conversation.

Tune into this Point Four special series presented by Verizon business, starting on July

31st, you can find it on a Point forward feed wherever you get your podcast. Switch on pop.

Welcome to Switched on pop. I'm songwriter Charlie Harding.

I love synthesizers. They are way more than just the primary instrument in pop music.

These machines give musicians an endless set of musical paints to create new Sonic colors. I will literally spend hours

building patches of unusual bleeps and bloop searching for tambrel gold on my

instruments. My love of the synthesizer though owes everything to Wendy Carlos.

She was an early adopter and the creator of the best-selling classical album Switched

on Bach.

Recently, Nate and I were on the wonderful podcast This is Love hosted by Phoebe Judge

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