This week on the Floating World: Dusty chrome afterworlds. Train stations. Tape segmented and cut according to the arrangements of the celestial bodies. 
Co-produced by Madam Data and Jess Hicks. 
This episode's submissions by:
Alex Smith, Em Downing, Chase Barnes, Jess Hicks, Travis Baka, Kaori Suzuki, Madam Data

Story Text written and recorded by Rodnie King

Episode 2: Chrome Afterworld (feat. Jess Hicks, Rodnie King)

live at Random Tea Room 4/20/19

This time on the Floating World: Philadelphia author, musician and visual artist Alex Smith imagines a prismatic, queer, black future amid the rupture of techno, (more) train stations, an encounter with a pothole, radio static and otherwordly birdsong. 

Story / poetry by Alex Smith alexoteric.com (twitter: @alexoteric)
backup story by Ada A. 
sounds submitted by savan depaul, lucy dougherty & jessie h, erika oba, tamar dart, leo suarez, rebecca muczynski, and casey dougherty. 
Mixed, edited and composed by Ada Adhiyatma (twitter & IG: @madamdata)

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Episode 3: before you were that sun (feat. Alex Smith)

In episode 4, we wander the streets at night, carrying fantasies of robots, the strange quantum emissions of cars and the floating miasma of radio signals. 

Contributors: 
Erika Oba
John Morrison
Rachel MacDonald
George Korein
Rodnie King
Bennett Kuhn

Episode 4: Jazz for Machines

On Ep. 5, some folks leave for Mars under dubious circumstances - projecting the insidious logic of colonialism onto our (very hypothetical) spaceward expansion, M Téllez of Metropolarity weaves a tale of subjugation, coercion, and little resistances - amid neighbourhood walks, cyborg rhythms, and a strange goodbye from an old caretaker. 

You can find out about M Téllez at their website, www.cyborgmemoirs.com 
 
Submissions from: 
John Morrison
Rodnie King
Cybee Bloss
Elissa Fredeen
Rachel MacDonald

compiled, edited and composed by Ada Adhiyatma / madam data
'little feather' composed and performed by Ada Adhiyatma

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Episode 5: Ghosts of Mars (feat. M Téllez)

interlude 0: in my solitude, you haunt me

We ask a variety of people about their first memory of water. We disperse our bodies across the transmogritive psycho-histories of water crossings. Ada gets very sad. Somewhere, there is a choir...
"Imaginary Continent 8A: Step one. Drink a glass of water every morning. Step two. Tell nobody..."

Featuring sounds from:
Ila
John Morrison
Savan DePaul
Oshun
Aurora Josephson
Cher / XUE
Julia
Justin Adhiyatma
Derrick Ng
Aqilah
Jun Han
Rachel MacDonald
Hayden Wright
Magus Monk
Em Downing
Nick Duba

Episode 6: A Distance Across Water

The Floating World is a podcast of experimental sound and storytelling.  Music in the sense of vacuum cleaners and power lines, a pulsating mechanical unconsciousness. It is sound to listen to while driving, walking through the city or taking the subway, while falling asleep at 3am to construction outside, when you need to be more than your body.

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