https://www.nts.live/shows/slime-w-little/episodes/slime-w-jeanette-21st-june-2021

Slime 210621

Corin 220621

https://www.nts.live/shows/smithsonian-folkways/episodes/smithsonian-folkways-23rd-june-2021

Smithsonian Folkways 230621

this mix originally aired on the Public Order show on nts on the 2nd of July: releases, dubs, forthcoming and never coming

FIRST CIRCLE - Saffron Hill
FIRST CIRCLE - Sun In Sands
FIRST CIRCLE - Venus (LTD)
FIRST CIRCLE - Bitter
FIRST CIRCLE - JML2
FIRST CIRCLE - A Better Tomorrow
FIRST CIRCLE - This Is Not The Easiest Way (This Is The Best Way)
FIRST CIRCLE - Rosy Faced Lovebirds:Camel Spider
MOLDY PEACHES - Lucky Number 9
ALEX G - Treehouse (FC Edit)
FC ANGELICAA - Sims Life
FIRST CIRCLE - Arcing
FIRST CIRCLE - No Doubt
FIRST CIRCLE - Reconciled
FC ANGELICAA - Rugrat
FC ANGELICAA - Eat Ya Greens

Public Order 2021

Welcome to Furtherfield's cultural podcast grounded in news from where we are. This ongoing series of podcasts are dedicated to the collaborative-imaginative fieldwork of artists, techies, and activists informing how we organise, imagine and build solidarity, good health and post-capitalist realities. Working together and supporting others to do the same.

In 2021 we celebrate 25 years of radical friendship at Furtherfield. We are revisiting past and current collaborators to discuss their fascinating ideas and what they’re up to. These are critically in-tune thinkers working cross-disciplinary practices, examining various aspects of the Internet now and post-digital contexts. They are changing culture, their lives, and the lives of their communities.

We are interested in unearthing an ecological economy, relational understanding, and lived lives, alongside survival strategies, critical thinking and grassroots systems of peer and individual engagement, as part of the art context. We are examining power and how lives get lived, on whose terms, living the proposition, and what it means in the 21st century.

For this episode, we have three excellent interviews. Two by Filippo Florenzin with Angela Washko and Rosa Menkman, and my interview with Cornelia Sollfrank. 

Cornelia Sollfrank, since the mid-1990s has investigated the worldwide communication networks and transferred artistic strategies of the classical avant-gardes into the digital medium. Her special interest lies in experimenting with new models of authorship, in continuing various forms of artistic appropriation and in deconstructing myths around geniality and originality. She is currently working as an associate researcher in the project “Creating Commons.”

Angela Washko is an artist who creates new forums for discussions about feminism in spaces frequently hostile toward women, femmes, and non-binary people. Washko’s practice spans interventions in mainstream media, performance art, installation, digital art, writing, video, and video games. 

Rosa Menkman's work focuses on noise artefacts that result from accidents in both analogue and digital media (such as glitch and encoding and feedback artefacts). The resulting artefacts of these accidents can facilitate an important insight into the otherwise obscure alchemy of standardization via resolutions.

As usual, we have special guest appearances of experimental noisemakers and music, which includes: AGF (poemproducer), and other audio related surprises.

Image: The Game: The Game is a feminist video game made by Angela Washko. From iinstallation, 2018 Amphitheater Gallery.

News From Where We Are #5 - The Radical Friendship series

The line separating conspiracy theories from "legitimate" political discourse or critical theory is far from sharp. Renowned scholars Peter Knight and Clare Birchall join us to to reveal what's at stake and the broader (neoliberal capitalist) context.

Clare Birchall is Reader in Contemporary Culture at King’s College London. She is the author of Knowledge Goes Pop: From Conspiracy Theory to Gossip and Radical Secrecy: The Ends of Transparency in Datafied America. With Peter Knight, she is writing a book on Covid-19 conspiracy theories, which is the result of a one year AHRC grant on the topic.

Peter Knight is professor of American Studies at the University of Manchester. His research is on conspiracy theories, and the economic humanities. He is the author of Conspiracy Culture (2000), The Kennedy Assassination (2007), and Reading the Market (2016). He is editor of Conspiracy Nation (2002), Conspiracy Theories in American History: An Encyclopedia (2004), and The Routledge Handbook of Conspiracy Theories (2020). He directed the EU-funded Comparative Analysis of Conspiracy Theories network, and a project funded by the AHRC on conspiracy theories and the pandemic. He is currently leading “Everything Is Connected,” an AHRC-funded team project examining how conspiracy theories have changed in the age of the internet.

We have seen the conspiracists and they are us - with Clare Birchall and Peter Knight (CGCG18)

An epic book and an epic guest: Welcome to episode 60! Since the start of this podcast, the Lit Review has always wanted to feature Marx’s Capital with someone who could really help organizers dig into it. Published in 1867, this 1,000+ page text offers a thorough, interdisciplinary critique of capitalism. This book is rich with history, philosophy, and is a classic of political economy. It is also… extremely difficult to read. Notoriously long, full of jargon, and extremely dense, Capital is one of those books that you can read for years and still not understand. Don’t worry though, this episode has you covered, at least to start! 

Monica and Page invited radical activist, educator, author, and founder of Critical Resistance, Angela Davis—yes, THAT Angela Davis, to break down Marx’s (and Engels’!) key ideas with her professorial brilliance, and to explain the importance and ongoing relevance of what Marx had to say. 

Transcript and key questions explored can be found at thelitreview.org!

Episode 60: Capital with Angela Davis

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Shut Me Up (prod. AYB)

Dandelion3 is the last chapter of a triple compilation of 51 tracks.
These 3 x 17 artists from this mega release have all performed at the previous editions of ParkingStone from october 2015 to june 2019.

Tracklist chapter three: 01. Kry - Spit On My Face | 02. Hatechild. & CHAi-t - Un Novio | 03. Peak Sinner FKA Drippin - Devastating Hits | 04. Astrid Gnosis - Rob The Bank | 05. Rebeka Warrior - Tu Es Libre | 06. Via App - Stage_X2 OSHEYACK FLIP | 07. Wasted  Fates - Paris Is Burning | 08. Kaigerda - Dance With Me | 09. CHAi-t - Walking Psychopath | 10. aamourocean - Gotta Be So Strong | 11. Louis Me - Eastbay 2 Ur Heart | 12. Kurama - Ellesmera | 13. WIXAPOL - JTM MORDEAUX | 14. Fatma Pneumonia - Birth In Marsh | 15. Pininga - IHATEUptempo | 16. [BONUS TRACK] QUALIATIK - Air China  | 17. Tsh Goventing - Wide Suit.

Mastering by Lorenzo Targhetta.
Cover by Stephen Mayer.
Special Thks to Vecteur Dissident, Claude Emmanuelle & Leila.

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