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Digital Residency read by Maiamama

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Maiamama reading Calling Up Justice Values from the website.

https://callingupjustice.com/values-for-calling-up-justice/

Calling Up Justice Values

Why Did I Hate  The Flash (2023)? 
A review by Maimama on the Calling Up Justice website
Read by Maiamama

https://callingupjustice.com/why-do-i-hate-the-flash-2023/

Why Did I Hate The Flash?

Early Words and Dream Journaling read by Maiamama from Calling Up Justice website
https://callingupjustice.com/early-words-and-dream-journaling/

Early Words And Dream Journaling

Early Words for Students from the Calling Up Justice website

https://callingupjustice.com/early-words-for-students/

Early Words For Students

This Every 28 Hours Plays podcast was recorded by Calling Up Justice and edited by Gifted Sounds.  The Reading of Equal Parts by Jake Margolin features verbatim text from Ferguson residents who were helped by Palestinians during the uprising following the extrajudicial killing of Michael Brown by officers of the state. The discussion touches on the Black Lives matter movement, racial and ethnic justice, resisting genocide, the power of theater and how our movements are connected.

Palestinian Justice Podcast

Every 28 Hours Plays Podcast Episode 4

As we craft work to open space in ourselves and others for the good changes, here’s a particular point and path to consider. February 29, 2024 is a leap-day. Some of us have made a practice of generating work together in response to shifts: solstice rhythms, chaos in the news. This note’s an invitation to a social reflection on praise. As a rough orientation – praise is maybe: a return of language to its source… A response to creation that leads in grateful overload to spill; a letting go that leads to decreation. Our hands take a gift, we empty our hands (our language) in imitation. For what, in these times of urgency and high need, will we let go and look out?

Judith Butler describes the ground of our formation as the progressive questions –

Who are you, and what are we becoming? (So different from “I think therefore I am.”) How may we break open our media through ecstasies of generosity, spurred by generous encounters? Can we reflect together on our “you” and on the hope (often hard, often lined with challenge) of our becoming? A use of this gathering: we work art (make changes) to celebrate and cause susceptibility to change. If we are falling, we can teach and learn a falling forward, toward each other, toward what we have in common. Disasters of conflict and expiration can be drawn up into
an evolutionary ecology?

Practically speaking: A thousand artists commit to generating a hundred artistic gestures each, on the theme of praise, over the course of the nearly-year ahead. The math is arbitrary and held out as a motive. 100K is a vest pocket version of Revelation’s “ten thousand times ten thousand angels;” it lines up with The Hundred Thousand Songs of Milarepa. We may end up with a hundred artists making a thousand pieces each, or two artists making fifty thousand pieces, or two hundred thousand artists making a half a piece each…But we have to the hundred thousand figure to stretch us to broad and multifarious creative foment.
Pieces (or their traces) come in Feb 1, 2024.

The Artistic Invitation from Erik Ehn

On episode 3 of Hold on Wait for it Claudia and Maia explore territory they’ve never explored before….a topic that runs for the entire conversation!...for the most part… 

Welcome to a hardcore discussion of Women in Star Trek! 

Highlights include delving into the intersectionality of race and gender (it’s hard being a mixed Vulcan!), leadership and lack of sex, Borg boobs, manic pixie dream girls from outerspace, being baby crazy for plot, Klingon PMS, criminality and female power, deadbeat dad’s with the wormhole aliens, a dabo girl with a heart of gold, Ferengi sexual harassment, scientists making bad decisions because of their lady parts, a high pitched defense of T’Pol, STTNG slut shaming, Guinan as the magic negro, and LGTBQ politics in the FUTURE!

We end with a special invitation.  If you hear it be sure to respond!!

Referenced: http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Portal:Main

Typecast (Lorde "Royals" Parody)
Written and performed by Tess Paras 
(feat. Haneefah Wood and Ayana Hampton)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSwhRZwFjfY


Hold on Wait For It Episode 3

On Episode 4 (which Claudia took so long to edit she forgot what number episode it was!) Maia gets loopy on Nyquil and Claudia gets loopy on sugar as they philosophize on  Kristin Stewart, Zarathura, the sorcerers apprentice, Dax Shepard, being Fancy, Punked, Punky Power, Bill Cosby, Raven Simone,  CB4, Race and Representation, Wintworth Miller, One Drop, Stoker, NASA, Doctor Who, The Flash, Jesse L Martin, eating honey, quitting smoking, spoilers, Smallville, Superman, Nyquil, Benadryl and Unisom, Costco, allergies,  Arizona, the revolution, toilet wine,  box wine, physics,  mortality, Ebola,  talking to children about the afterlife, Magma, Battlestar Galactica so says the Whedon, So says we all.

also it is chock full of swear words

further reading!

Send Whitey to the Moon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otwkXZ0SmTs

ANDY WARHOL SILVER CLOUDS 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxEuqkbc4YQ

Wild in the Streets
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRLwV2xafpk


Hold On Wait For It episode 4

In their most exciting episode of 2015 sisters Maia and Claudia use fancy recording technology to hold a spoiler filled conversation about Dr. Who companions, the hybrid, Steven Moffet, the racial and gender politics of Gallifray which leads to a rather complicated discussion of trangenderism and regeneration. Highlights include Claudia resisting the urge to spoil Star Wars. and Maia's new microphone.

Hold On Wait For It Ep 7 Gallifrain Turnips

We collaborate across our practices producing performances of Justice online, onstage, and in real life. We are cultural producers, tech workers, artists, social justice activists.

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