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I used to think I had impeccable taste in music. My kids taught me to stop being a snob | Myke Bartlett

Music can reveal much about our biases and preferences. Myke Bartlett shares how his children's eclectic playlists transformed him from a music snob to an appreciative listener. Discover the joy of embracing all genres, from 80s pop to sea...

The Guardian· Oct 26, 2026 · 8:06 PM · 2 views

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Music can reveal much about our biases and preferences. Myke Bartlett shares how his children's eclectic playlists transformed him from a music snob to an appreciative listener. Discover the joy of embracing all genres, from 80s pop to sea shanties. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #music #family #parenting #streaming #musicappreciation

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