This final episode of Broken Boxes for Radio Coyote opens with a message/memory shared by my Godmother Rebeccah Silva, whom I lived with in Santa Barbara California after leaving Maui, HI as a young adult. We then dive into a conversation between myself and DJ INTI, who is my oldest and most informative friend sonically (who was featured in the beginning of this series). We reminisce on the music scene in SB back in the day and up into the Bay Area from past to present and I share some music memories and rebroadcasts from the past that coincide with our conversation. DJ Inti lives and works in Oakland, CA.

Music // Soundbites featured:

Frogs Belly by Luke Vibert
Invisible Skratch Pickles LIVE Set
Suck My Left One by Bikini Kill
Me and Giuliani Down By the School Yard- A True Story by !!!
Steve Aoki speaking on the History Of Dim Mak
Beep Street by SquarePusher
Funk Fu 1999 with Miss GInger on 91.9 KCSB
Azz Everywhere by Big Frida
Foxy Girls In Oakland by Roger Collins
You Get Mad at Napster by Princess Superstar
Rock Creek Park by The BlackByrds
The Book Of Right On by Joanna Newsom LIVE Jools Holland 2004

Broken Boxes, Ep.16

CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts is a nonprofit exhibition venue and research institute dedicated to contemporary art. It was founded in 1998, at the California College of the Arts in San Francisco.

The Wattis Institute is a place for showing art and for thinking about art. We spend time with artists and pay close attention to their ideas.

We like to work with one artist at a time—one artist presents an exhibition in the gallery, one artist stays in the apartment on a residency, and one artist is the subject of a year-long research initiative. 

The Wattis Institute is a headquarters for contemporary art for everyone in the Bay Area, and runs an active event space (featuring an artist-designed bar) for discussions, performances, screenings, artworks, and drinks.