Peter Mingils Uses AI Generated Music to Educate as It Entertains on Building Fortunes Radio
“If It’s Big, It’s Rigged!” Becomes a New AI Music Theme
Peter Mingils is taking a different approach to AI generated music on Building Fortunes Radio, combining entertainment, education, social commentary, and technology. Through a growing collection of original AI created songs, Mingils is exploring a provocative theme that is easy to remember:
“If It’s Big, It’s Rigged!”
The concept behind the music is not that every large organization or institution is corrupt. Instead, the songs raise questions about what can happen when organizations, industries, government agencies, financial institutions, and other powerful systems become so large that ordinary people feel they have little influence over them.
You can listen to AI generated music and other musical programming from Peter Mingils on Building Fortunes Radio Music.
AI Generated Songs With a Message
Artificial intelligence is changing the creative process. Peter Mingils uses specific AI prompts to develop songs around ideas, experiences, observations, and questions that might otherwise be presented through a traditional talk radio program.
The “If It’s Big, It’s Rigged!” series uses music to examine the perception that many of society’s largest systems tend to favor people and organizations with greater money, influence, information, and access.
The songs touch on Big Pharma, health care, government, banking, finance, cryptocurrency, legal systems, professional sports, financial markets, and major corporations. These are complicated subjects, and reasonable people can disagree about how fair or unfair individual institutions actually are. The music is designed to encourage listeners to think about those questions rather than simply accept a slogan as the final answer.
Learn more about the concept at If It’s Big, It’s Rigged! on Building Fortunes Radio.
Music That Educates as It Entertains
Music education is not limited to learning scales, instruments, harmony, and music history. Songs have long been used to communicate stories, preserve ideas, challenge conventional thinking, and make complicated subjects memorable.
That is where AI generated educational music becomes particularly interesting.
A discussion about banking, corporate power, health care, cryptocurrency, or financial markets might require an hour-long conversation. A memorable chorus can introduce the same subject in minutes and potentially motivate someone to investigate it further.
That is the philosophy behind “Music That Educates as It Entertains!”
Peter Mingils is experimenting with AI as another tool in the Building Fortunes Radio toolbox. Instead of replacing traditional interviews and podcasts, AI music adds another format for communicating ideas to listeners.
Building Fortunes Radio and the Youmongus Radio Network
These podcasts are brought to listeners through Building Fortunes Radio and the Youmongus Radio Network. Programming is also rebroadcast through Amazon Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and many other major podcast platforms. Building Fortunes Radio content can also be found on YouTube and Facebook.
Youmongus.com is a corporate sponsor supporting this expanding network of digital programming.
Each Building Fortunes Radio show is developed to be educational, motivational, and inspirational for its listening audience. The addition of AI generated songs gives Peter Mingils another way to deliver that mission while experimenting with one of today’s fastest developing creative technologies.
Listen, Think, Question and Decide for Yourself
“If It’s Big, It’s Rigged!” is intentionally provocative. The value of the concept is in the questions it generates.
Are markets equally accessible to everyone? Do large institutions become more responsive or less responsive as they grow? Does money buy influence? Can technology help ordinary people compete with organizations possessing vastly greater resources?
Those are questions worth discussing.
With Building Fortunes Radio AI music, Peter Mingils is turning those discussions into songs, giving listeners something they can enjoy, remember, question, and perhaps investigate long after the music stops.
