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We are going to be celebrating and recognising Love Donegal Day.

And as we heard from Lee Gooch there, we've got live music as our final finalist of the Local Hero Talent Search music competition as part of Irish Music Month comes into studio to sing live.

Ruby Rua, they're going to sing their track Breathless and they'll have another track for us as well.

So we're really, really looking forward to that.

It's, uh, I really look forward to seeing you out there at the new iteration of, of all of you, um, for sure.

And, and as I always tell people, you know, make sure you are going out there supporting live music.

It is so, so important.

So thank you guys so much.

I want to thank everybody for listening to Borrowed Notes Authentic Lives.

I'm your host, Karen Rosenberg.

Support live music and rock on.

Hell yeah.

Again, you have all these different organizations, the Livingston Group, who we talked about, Bridges Partners and Daniel Edelman.

So please, again, I'm gonna link to this so that you can then go through this and look at who is Concert, an Israeli funding entity operating as a front for distributing government funds to organizations and companies executing propaganda campaigns for Israel abroad.

It appeared in FAR records and is linked to the Israeli mil- Ministry of Strategic Affairs before its dissolution, and the Israeli government funding groups like Salem Media Group, that's Parscale, and the Voices of Israel Foundation.

The Concert model represents a mechanism of laundering government funding.

Official go-- Israeli money passes through this entity before reaching executing organizations, making it difficult to directly link those organizations to the Israeli government.

Because once it passes through, well, their funding could have come from a bunch of different places, which was then mixed in, in concert with the Israeli funding.

Moffitt, like Ann Arbor's Moffitt Hospital? I would imagine so, yes.

Again, Salem Media is the American media group considered the largest con- Christian conservative broadcast network in the US, owning dozens of radio stations and conservative-leaning websites.

i was just gonna say i was like i used to leave early with jake stuff all the time because like wasn't part of the band really it was just like it was a good excuse to be like we play for him

yeah we were like live music yeah we're like

live musicians but with these people it's a bit different because it's like

Well, you're in the band.

I mean, you're attached to these.

That was fun.

We gigged, and that was fun for when it lasted.

But I started to hate playing live music, and I was like, I actually...

Shut off the Netflix.

Get off your doom scrolling on your phone and go see live music.

See this show because it's life changing music.

I mean, Lead Belly, unbelievably talented.

This past weekend, however, over 30 music companies filed a separate class action lawsuit alleging Anthropic illegally downloaded song lyrics from those same torrent websites and intentionally removed copyright information to again feed it into the system and train the AI model.

How this particular new case shakes out could very well dictate whether the live music industry is still a thing a generation from now or if we're going to have to just drown in a sea of AI musical slop.

And so let's dive into it right after you smash those like and subscribe buttons so the video can be picked up by the YouTube algorithm and shared out to ever more people.

Thank you so much for that.

Friday, the Crownbourne Chase Walking Festival heads out to Wilder, Melbury and Melbury Down with the National Trust's area ranger setting off from Donhead Hollow at half two.

Compton Abbas Airfield's Live Music Friday brings in Brock, a.k.a. Peter Buxton, from Seven, playing blues, Americana and rock.

The Coppelridge Inn in Motkin has live music from Nairin at eight.

Shaftesbury Arts Centre brings in international theatre collective Fish in a Dress for The City for Incurable Women from half seven, tracing the history of hysteria treatment in an 1880s Paris mental hospital.

Out at Berwick St John, the country fair's Fair Inn Bar fills with live music from six.

Daisy Dew, Raising Steam and the Swamp Stomp String Band are on the bill, running till half eleven.

St John's Church in Enmore Green lays on its Harvest Supper, doors half six for a seven o'clock start, £15 covering a ploughman's plate, pudding, coffee and entertainment.

And the A303 is shut overnight from the A350 East Noyle Junction towards the A36 at Deptford from 10pm to 6am so national highways can continue