Name: The Empathy Game Intro by Khadijah Carberry
Duration: 3 min 12 s
Description: This is the intro to Empathy, a game which gamifies the collective and individual experience of the Croydon through deep listening and empathetic interaction between residents and town planners.xt

2.21.21.liveshow.KC

This is the intro to Empathy, a game which gamifies the collective and individual experience of the Croydon through deep listening and empathetic interaction between residents and town planners.xt

The Empathy Game Intro

Live From The Dunya

This episode looks at the ballad Sailor Boy aka All Around My Hat aka London City aka the Brisk Young Sailor aka the Brisk Young Farmer aka the Brisk Young Miner aka A Bold Fisherman Courted Me aka the Student boy aka the Maid’s Tragedy aka Maid’s Complaint aka the Distressed Maid aka the Unfortunate Swain aka There is an Alehouse  aka I Know My Love aka Apron Strings aka the Irish Boy aka Lullaby aka Knutsford Town aka in Woodstock Town aka the Effects of Love 

Tracklist

Joseph Taylor – Go Dig My Grave
Jasper Smith – Died for Love
A.L. Lloyd – Died for Love
Rachel Unthanks and the Winterset - I Wish I wish
Isla Cameron – Died for Love
Elizabeth Cronin – The Alehouse
Pops Johnny Connors – There is an Alehouse
The Dubliners – I Know my Love
Sarah Makem – The Butcher Boy
Almeda Riddle – The Butcher Boy
Elvis Costello – The Butcher Boy
Dillard Chandler – I Wish my Baby was Born
Love Has Brought Me to Despair – Berzilla Wallin 
Jean Ritchie – Go Dig my Grave
Susanna – Go Dig my Grave

https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

Go Dig My Grave / Died For Love / The Butcher Boy

My last show of the year. Thank you all so much for listening with me for the last 3.
Love and light

Track list:

N KRAMER - Noguchi (feat. J Foerster)
Texture Harvesting - Zzzzzzzzzzz
felix taylor - i'll be back [from I'll Be Back by Hope Strickland]
Landon Caldwell & Friends - New Way of Seeing Feeling
Driver - Coral
ulla - Marina
zuho - Initiative
Tomin - Love [Alternate Take]
Bestias - absurdo vii: círculos
Almanacs - Mamba Negra
Carlos Niño & Friends - Commend, NYC Peace 2
Dravier - A Glass Steam Bath
Nate Mercereau - Ive Got What I Need
Multi-Surface - Light Shines In
Surya Botofasina - Surya Meditation

Calm Roots 24 w Alex Rita

This episode looks at the ballad The Maid on the Shore.

Tracklist:

A.L. Lloyd – The Maid on the Shore
Peggy Seeger – The Fair Maid by the Shore
Isla Cameron – The Maid on the Shore
Tom Kines and Jean Price – The Maid on the Shore
Frankie Armstrsong – The Maid on the Shore
John Lyons – The Maid on the Shore
Hedy West and Bill Clifton – The Maid on the Shore
John Roberts and Tony Barrand – The Maid on the Shore
John Kirkpatrick – The Maid on the Shore
Niamh Parsons – The Maid on the Shore
Eliza Carthy – The Maid on the Shore


https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

Bonus Episode - The Maid On The Shore

Episode LII is dedicated to the memory of Shane McGowan. It features some of my favourite Pogues songs as well as tracks by John Francis Flynn, Andy the Doorbum, Dulcidrone, Of the Clay and more. 

Tracklist

The Pogues – Boys from County Hell
The Pogues – The Old Main Drag
Mick Moloney and Frank Harte – Conversation, June 1982
Pandy Corporation – Polly Vaughan feat. Sive
Sestri Koushlevi – Da Znaesh, Maicho, Da Znaesh 
Andy the Doorbum – Little Deaths: the dirge of renewal
Dulcidrone – Winter Bracken
John Francis Flynn – Kitty
Of the Clay – Geordie
The Pogues – A Pair Of Brown Eyes

https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

FDN LII

Ón abhainn chuig an fharraige, beidh saoirse ag an bPalaistín.

A tribute to our Palestinian brothers and sisters. My intention is to showcase the beauty and power of music and poetry from Palestine, and honour the anger, grief and suffering. Meant with respect and solidarity, and prayers of peace from Ireland.

Painting by Sliman Mansour.

All the music and poetry here, I believe, is from Palestine, with the exception of tracks 9&20 (UK), 15 (Morocco), 16 (US), 28 (Ireland) 

Tracklist:
1. Field Recordings of the Palestine Sunbird
2. Muhiddine Al Baghdadi - Al Fajir
3. Palestine - Ministry of Dub-Key
4. Masar - Le Trio Joubran 
5. Poem by Mahmoud Darwish - Think of Others
6. هي هي يا فلسطين - Rola Azar
7. Al Mizan - Clarissa Bitar
8. Excerpts from spoken word “Shades of Anger” - Rafeef Ziadah
9. Every Grain of Palestinian Sand - Muslimgauze 
10. Poem by Mahmoud Darwish (read by Omar Offendum) - On This Land 
11. ميمة الخليل - يا معلمتى - جودة عالية 
12. زغرتوا - Zaghritu - Maya Al Khaldi 
13. Initiation of Ecstasy (instrumental) - El-Funoun Palestinian Popular Dance Troupe
14. Nijmet El-Subeh - Sanaa Moussa
15. Palestine - Nass El Ghiwane
16. Excerpts from “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” - Gil Scott-Heron
17. Palestinian Shibbabeh Flute - Solidarity Studios
18. Dance of the Resistance (Instrumental) - Sabreen
19. يا طير السنونو - Rola Azar
20. All The Stolen Land Of Palestine - Muslimgauze
21. Excerpts from spoken word “Love Letters from Palestine” - Dana Dajani 
22. A New Love - El-Funoun Palestinian Popular Dance Troupe
23. Al Raba'yye - In A'd Rifaki [Edit]
24. Safar Barlek - Sanaa Moussa
25. Nami Ya Hanin - Marwan Abado
26. Poem by Refaat Alareer - If I Must Die
27. I Don’t Have Freedom - DAM, Children of Lod
28. Caoine For a Dead Child - Kitty Gallagher (a Caoine is an ancient Irish tradition of lament singing) 
29. Lovers’ Hymn - El-Funoun Palestinian Popular Dance Troupe
30. Excerpt from spoken word “Love Letters from Palestine” - Dana Dajani 
31. Field Recordings of the Palestine Sunbird
32. Palestinian Shibbabeh Flute - Solidarity Studios
33. Poem by Marwan Makhoul - Birds and Warplanes

From the River to the Sea

Fire Draw Near Episode LV is respectfully dedicated to the memory of Heather Wood ' - outstanding singer, tank driver and wit'. It features her singing with the Young Tradition alongside some anti-marriage songs, a little look at Oró Sé Do Bheatha 'Bhaile, some traditional tunes by Rory Gallagher, some north American goodness and a bit more besides.

Tracklist

Jim Williams – Finger Scene
The Young Tradition – Lyke Wake Dirge
Rory Gallagher – She Moved Through the Fair
Darach Ó Catháin – Oró Sé do Bheatha Bhaile
Sinéad O’Connor – Oró Sé do Bheatha Bhaile
Natalie Ní Chasaide and Iarfhlaith Ó Dohmnaill – Welcome Home Gràinne
The Kossoy Sisters – I Never Will Marry
Lukas De Clerck – Sacrifice of a Reed
The Dubliners – Don’t Get Married
West of Roan – Let No One Steal Your Thyme
Abner Jay – I’m So Depressed
Rory Gallagher – Bratcha Dubha
Paul Clayton – Johnny's Gone To Hilo
Iris Dement – Pretty Saro
The Young Tradition – The Innocent Hare
The Rheingans Sisters – Devils

https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

FDN LV

Speaker(s): Kate Raworth, Professor Oriana Bandiera | Economics matters. Its theories are the mother tongue of public policy, the rationale for multi-billion-dollar investments, and the tools we use to tackle global poverty and manage our planetary home. Pity then – or more like disaster – that its fundamental ideas are centuries out of date, but still dominate decision-making for the future. Instead of criticising the past, this book takes the long view forwards, identifying seven insights to help the twenty-first-century economist bring humanity into the global sweet spot (shaped like a doughnut) that combines human prosperity with ecological sustainability. The Department of International Development is proud to be hosting Kate Raworth (@KateRaworth), Senior Visiting Research Associate at Oxford University’s Environmental Change Institute and Senior Associate of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, as well as the author of Doughnut Economics, Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st Century Economist. Kate will present her book that dares to take on the mainstream economics establishment with a radical rewrite of 200 years of theory. Using humour and metaphor, but always deeply grounded in the theory itself she offers a new model for a green, fair and thriving global economy. It promises that the economic future will be fascinating, but wildly unlike the past, if we equip ourselves with the mindset needed to take it on. Oriana Bandiera is Professor of Economics, LSE. Duncan Green (@fp2p) is Senior Strategic Advisor at Oxfam UK and Professor in Practice at LSE. He is the author of the From Poverty to Power blog and How Change Happens. The Department of International Development (@LSE_ID) promotes interdisciplinary post-graduate teaching and research on processes of social, political and economic development and change.

The Empathy Game Intro

Khadijah Carberry

Related tracks