This Women's Radio Group broadcast, by Yula Burin, has been made available as part of the blog series 'Celebrating Yula Burin', published on the Feminist Review blog on 2 March 2022. To find out more visit https://femrev.wordpress.com/2022/03/02/celebrating-yula-burin/. These broadcasts were previously archived on the Women's Radio Group website. Thank you to Debbie Golt for sharing these recordings. Photo credit: Mystique Holloway.

Yula Burin interview with Hypnotique

Yula Burin - Celebrating 35 years of the Feminist Library (2011)

For more on 'Crimes', visit the 'Sonic Cyberfeminisms' issue of Feminist Review (Issue 127, March 2021) at feministreview.com.

Ruby Justice Thélot, aka Justice Thélot online, is an artist, writer and curator based in Montreal. His work focuses on the long-term implications of technology as it intersects with culture, society, and art. His work has been featured in Ljubljana, Berlin and Toronto.

CRIMES by Ruby Justice Thélot

A binaural excerpt from 'How We Met' from the series 'In a Queer Time and 
Space' - listen via headphones not speakers. Conversations with Nazmia 
Jamal, Sita Balani, Sib Trigg, Caoimhe Mader McGuiness, Jay Bernard, and 
Anita Castelino recorded at the Flamenco Housing Co-op in London, UK. 
Re-recordings made in cement factory buildings at the Murmurs Sound Arts 
Residency, BetOnest, Germany. Recorded in surround for multi-channel 
ambisonic playback. Room resonance only - no equalization or signal 
processing in post.

For more on 'In a Queer Time and Space' by Sherry Ostapovitch, visit the 'Sonic Cyberfeminisms' issue of Feminist Review (Issue 127, March 2021) at feministreview.com.

How We Met (binaural - listen via headphones) by Sherry  Ostapovitch

A stereo excerpt from 'How We Met' from the series 'In a Queer Time and Space' - listen via speakers not headphones. Conversations with Nazmia Jamal, Sita Balani, Sib Trigg, Caoimhe Mader McGuiness, Jay Bernard, and Anita Castelino recorded at the Flamenco Housing Co-op in London, UK. Re-recordings made in cement factory buildings at the Murmurs Sound Arts Residency, BetOnest, Germany. Recorded in surround for multi-channel ambisonic playback. Room resonance only - no equalization or signal processing in post.

For more on 'In a Queer Time and Space' by Sherry Ostapovitch, visit the 'Sonic Cyberfeminisms' issue of Feminist Review (Issue 127, March 2021) at feministreview.com.

How We Met (stereo - listen via speakers) by Sherry Ostapovitch

A binaural excerpt from 'Metal and Glass' from the series 'In a Queer Time and Space' - listen via headphones not speakers. Activating the spaces of the cement factory with industrial debris at BetOnest, Germany + digital signal processing in post. Composed for multi-channel ambisonic playback.

For more on 'In a Queer Time and Space' by Sherry Ostapovitch, visit the 'Sonic Cyberfeminisms' issue of Feminist Review (Issue 127, March 2021) at feministreview.com.

Metal and Glass (binaural - listen via headphones) by Sherry  Ostapovitch

A stereo excerpt from Elcot Avenue from the series In a Queer Time and Space - listen via speakers not headphones. Conversations with Victor Grayson, Morag Forbes, Nicole Emmenegger, Red Chidgey, Colette Rosa, and Sita Balani recorded at the Bonnington Cafe and Bonnington Square, London, UK. Re-recordings made in cement factory buildings at the Murmurs Sound Arts Residency, BetOnest, Germany. Recorded in surround for multi-channel ambisonic playback. Room resonance only - no equalization or signal processing in post.

For more on 'In a Queer Time and Space' by Sherry Ostapovitch, visit the 'Sonic Cyberfeminisms' issue of Feminist Review (Issue 127, March 2021) at feministreview.com.

Elcot Avenue (stereo - listen via speakers) by Sherry Ostapovitch

A stereo excerpt from 'Metal and Glass' from the series 'In a Queer Time and Space' - listen via speakers not headphones. Activating the spaces of the cement factory with industrial debris at BetOnest, Germany + digital signal processing in post. Composed for multi-channel ambisonic playback.

For more on 'In a Queer Time and Space' by Sherry Ostapovitch, visit the 'Sonic Cyberfeminisms' issue of Feminist Review (Issue 127, March 2021) at feministreview.com.

Metal and Glass (stereo - listen via speakers) by Sherry  Ostapovitch

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