Los Angeles radio legend Art Laboe has given us so much! His Art Laboe Connection dedication show is an institution, facilitating communication amongst the community for decades. Now it’s time for us to show him some love!

“Dedicated to Art Laboe” features personal messages and songs sent to Art from his fans in Los Angeles and beyond. You can explore the full radio tribute at dedicatedtoartlaboe.com

If you have been inspired by Art, please call today!

TO PARTICIPATE:

Call (323) 412-0681 and leave a short message including…

• Your Name.
• City or LA Neighborhood you’re calling from.
• A personal thank you message to Art and/or your favorite memory of listening to his show.
• The Artist & Song you’d like to dedicate to Art.
• Blow a kiss to Art.

Produced by Mark "Frosty" McNeill for dublab.com / Graphic design by Gary "Ganas" Garay

dedicatedtoartlaboe.com

Dedicated to Art Laboe

Feminism has always had a cyclical momentum, both in the broader movement and in our personal lives. And so this episode is about how we revolt, and also how we revolve, how we change and transform, the ways we rotate and orbit around the same feelings, or how we get over it, evolve, & move on. 

This episode features  ++  writer & illustrator Yumi Sakugawa reading “7 Rituals From the Feminist Utopia: Prebirth to Postdeath,” from The Feminist Utopia Project  ++  Kelsey Nolan reading her essay about breaking up & moving on in a piece called “His & Hers”  ++  "Sad Sax Song" by Leah Menzer, the realest break up song of 2016  ++ AND  MORE! 

Produced and scored by Elyssa Dudley.

Episode #1: New Year's Revolutions

An experimental audio experience crafted in Idyllwild, California at the Rejects Residency.

This piece is a former self encounter by way of an old letter written to an old lover.

Featuring music by Bret Koontz

Sand

It's the first time I've gone into this much depth exploring who I am in front of a mic and I hope you find a bit of yourself in my little (re)discoveries.

FULL EPISODE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0007wvz?fbclid=IwAR2HuSUbv7eEI3GPFo6vHG687gRFW7NBggFcKRHzLAYrulDRF4Bp_B28i44

Full Episode

Short Cuts: How to Remember by Axel Kacoutié

In September 2019, the Folger Institute and the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies co-sponsored the "Race and Periodization" symposium, part of the #RaceB4Race initiative. The symposium was an extraordinary gathering at the Folger Shakespeare Library to explore the prehistory of the ways we understand "race"—in all of its meanings. Listen to an opening lecture by Geraldine Heng, Perceval Professor at the University of Texas at Austin and founder and director of the Global Middle Ages Project.

Race and Periodization Symposium: Geraldine Heng

just heard mikey b on the daily

Always so sad but always a bit hopeful still.

She's Emotional Vol. V

Rumors Mix Series 029: Heavy Pleasure

Even after you’ve intellectually rejected white supremacy, how does it show up in a room?  In a relationship? How do we divert intergenerational white power hoarding that is so normalized its nearly invisible? Phoebe’s been white her entire life. But she only realized a few years ago that she inherited a white value system. Through conversations with friends and confrontations with family, she takes inventory of the ways she embodies white supremacy — in order to disrupt it.

Starting May 6, 2020

RACE TRAITOR: a new mini season from The Heart

Patrice Daniels is serving a life sentence in the Joliet Treatment Center in Illinois. He's a dear friend of mine, and believes in the power of storytelling as a vehicle of change and transformation. He is a gemini and loves love. This is a story of love.

LOVE And Some

We’re joined by Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Professor of Geography in Earth and Environmental Sciences at CUNY, for a conversation on the current crises of Covid-19 and state violence, touching on the desire for learning as a means of activism, the political geography of mobilisation and double consciousness.
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Transcript: www.ucl.ac.uk/racism-racialisation/transcript-conversation-ruth-wilson-gilmore

This conversation was recorded on 7th June 2020

Speakers: Paul Gilroy, Director of the UCL Sarah Parker Remond Centre // Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences and Director of the Center for Place, Culture and Politics at CUNY Graduate Center
Producer and Editor: Kaissa Karhu

www.ucl.ac.uk/racism-racialisation/podcasts

SPRC In conversation with Ruth Wilson Gilmore

critiques of power + we got jokes. drops when we feel like it. hosted by NICOLE KELLY & PHOEBE UNTER. express your emphatic approval or vehement distaste! call 406-28-BITCH and say whatever you want.

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Episode #1: New Year's Revolutions

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