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cellardoornjr@aol.co.uk

I'm a DJ and sound studies scholar who spins house, disco, hip-hop, dancehall, afrobeats, amapiano, and other soulful electronic sounds from around the globe. Formerly Wild Man.

Why is it so expensive to live in California? And what can the state do about it? Every other week, Los Angeles Times housing reporter Liam Dillon and CalMatters housing reporter Manuela Tobias chat about the latest developments in California housing policy and interview key newsmakers and other reporters. You can also subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and anywhere else you get your pods. 

Gimme Shelter is supported by The James Irvine Foundation, committed to a California where all low-income workers have the power to advance economically.

Berlin’s Denise Bauer grew up surrounded by the best in electronic dance music. Falling in love with the classic sounds of Detroit and Chicago, her teens were spent immersing herself in club culture, honing her craft as a DJ and landing her very first gig at the legendary Casino in Berlin.

Denise’s musical style is vibrant and warm. Influenced by the likes of Sven Weisemann, Moodyman, 6th Borough Project, Kerry Chandler, Chez Damier and Omar S, the accomplished DJ captures the essence of house in every set, selecting records rich in soul and depth from the spectrum of deep, Detroit, disco infused and classic house.

Having performed at some of Europe’s finest venues including Rex Club (Paris), Watergate and about blank (Berlin), Denise thrives on a long set, working the room with style and finesse, she weaves seamlessly through genre and tempo, building positive vibes and drawing hips to the dance floor.

Informed stories about cities and urban life. Listen live on the Community Radio Network. Podcast on Spotify.

We are committed to generating and disseminating knowledge, and to working with communities, governments, and industry to bring this knowledge to bear on the world's most pressing challenges. Our goal is to apply advanced analysis and design to understand and solve pressing urban and environmental problems.

Antipod is a radical geography podcast and sound collective.

This podcast is intended for anyone interested in and committed to life and liberation around the planet. Antipod amplifies and harmonizes with vital perspectives on how to get free and stay free. Antipod is a polyvocal podcast that takes place across geographically dispersed localities.

Antipod is also more than a podcast: It is a soundscape of radical human geographies. It is a place to conjure and to amplify sonic liberation. It is an attunement to the tone and the pitch of revolutionary life. Antipod is a site of inquiry and a venue for the co-creation of folk theory. It is an instrument with which to ground a common geopolitical education across various media, technologies, and contexts.

Antipod is an inclusive and interdisciplinary space for radical geography. We listen to each other, together.

Antipod makes research in radical geography accessible beyond the academy, particularly for people who are often prohibited from engaging with institutionalized research due to paywalls and highly specialized language and formats.

Antipod also makes radical geographic research that is marginalized within the academy more widely available in new ways. We bring radical people and collectives together so that we can share knowledge, ask new questions, and sustain frameworks and methods that are under-represented in the discipline.

Antipod is a living archive of this work.

Antipod is for you.

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