What a sweatful week. Not only were the temperatures on a high again, and for this my home office not having air condition really sucks, but life also did some hot turns. Well, not complaining much, as most of it is consequently self inflicted. Anyway, all in all very good reasons to put on some music that cools you down. And luckily, there are plenty of great tracks that do the trick. Once more a great thank you to all the artists and labels submitting such cool (pun!) albums and tracks for this show. Tonight, going relaxed with music by ELEON (Magnetica), Pete Ardron (Butterfly Tree), Dominik Eulberg (Erik Satie. Fragments), KoolaKooka (Dubnacht in Ludwigshafen), Poolz (Woodlands), Encounters (A Path Beyond), Steen Chorchendorff Jorgensen (Above Ground Under the Clouds), Forest Robots (Supermoon Moonlight Part Two), Tabilonder (Luminescencia), Cass Anawaty & Brian Fechino (Let Go), Cousin Silas & Ron Shayler (Collaborations).

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syndae - episode 634

Tracklist:
-You are listening (Intro)- 0:00 - 1:43
-Shards of Dreams - 1:44 - 7:40
-Silver Cord - 7:41 - 12:42
-It's begin... - 12:43 - 19:15
-Star Child - 19:16 - 26:38 (original copyrights of BlueTunesRecords)
-Érezd a Szívverést (Feel the Heartbeat) - 26:39 - 35:56
-Pénteki Történések (Friday Happenings) - 35:57 - 42:28
-Dune - 42:29 - 49:39
-Hearth of Saturn - 49:40 - 55:51
-Sárból Lótusz (Lotus from Mud - Outro) - 56:36 - 1:01:19

Twang - Star Child:
https://bluetuneschillout.lnk.to/ubod4

Ozora - 2022 - Live (Day2 - 6:00-7:00)

Mixtape #6 - Nowell 2022

Jin, Jiyan, Azadî : a Litany for Survival

A Solstice Sørør Mixtape
prepared by

The Abominable Dr. Liberg / Michaël|le Grébil Liberg / Roza Mirim 
With the contributions of Vincent Capes, Florence Nilleh & Virginie Di Ricci who helped us discovering so many gems.

With the ceremonial presence of 
Audre Lorde, Grisidélis Réal & Rosa Luxemburg 

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222 Minutes 

Space 
50.8524629419778 4.3391778754718  - Mølenbeek Såint-Jean
Time
22:22 * 28 12 22

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For the Setlist, you can download the pdf @ this adress :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/z6slv3zqu9z9cds/JinJiyanAzadiALitanyforSurvivalSetlist.pdf?dl=0

Woman, Life, Freedom, toward the Aquarius.

Michaël|le Grébil Liberg

Jin, Jiyan, Azadî : a Litany for Survival | A Sørør Mixtape by ᛗ⼭, the Abominable Dr. & Roza Mirim

Recorded in an empty house in Istanbul on 1 May 2015.
Özün Usta: drums
Berke Can Özcan: drums, percussion
Ali Onur Olgun: Tenor sax & moog

Bebop (Ali Onur Olgun: tenor sax & Moog, Berke Can Özcan: drums, perc, Özün Usta: drums)

Recorded in Ghetto, Istanbul on 11 November 2008 by Oben Fıstıkoğlu.
Paal Nilssen-Love & Berke Can Özcan: drums
Özün Usta: percussion
Michiyo Yagi: koto
Korhan Futacı: tenor sax, vocals
Erdem Yavaşça: tür (a real shaman drum)

The Night of the Djins (Live in Istanbul with Paal Nilssen-Love & Michiyo Yagi)

Playing for the Man at the Door: Field Recordings from the Collection of Mack McCormick, 1958 - 1971

James Tisdom - Salty Dog Rag

Skoltrom - Crystal Principles

E537 | Since the 19th century, different forms of missionary activities and preaching have been shaping the role of religion within the societies of the Middle East and North Africa. Not only Christian congregations, but also Muslim and Jewish institutions participated in this phenomenon. Emulation but also competition existed across confessional boundaries and intersected with colonialism, wars, emancipation projects, and state authority. In this episode, we approach the galaxy of missions and preaching in the longue durée with the three editors of a recently published edited volume, Missions and Preaching: Connected and Decompartmentalised Perspectives from the Middle East and North Africa (19th-21st Century).

This episode is cross-listed with The Southeast Passage: http://thesoutheastpassage.com/

More at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2023/03/sep2023.html

Norig Neveu is a research fellow at the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS)/ Iremam. Her present research focuses on the reconfiguration of Christian and Muslim religious authorities in Jordan and Palestine from the end of the 19th century. From 2017 to 2021, she was co-PI and coordinator of the MisSMO research program about Christian missions in the Middle East since the late 19th century (https://missmo.hypotheses.org/). Her last publication includes the Special Issue: “Gender and Mission”, Social Sciences and Missions, 34:1–2 (2021) with Séverine Gabry-Thienpont.

Karène Sanchez Summerer is Professor and Chair of the Middle Eastern Studies Programme at Groningen University (The Netherlands). Her current research considers the interactions between European linguistic and cultural policies, missionaries’ modalities and impact and the Arab Catholic communities in Palestine (1860–1948). She is the PI of the research project (2017–2022), ‘CrossRoads—A connected history between Europeans’ cultural diplomacy and Arab Christians in Mandate Palestine’ (project funded by The Dutch Research Council NWO), and was co-PI of MisSMO. Her last publications include Sanchez Summerer, K. and Zananiri, S., Imaging and Imagining Palestine- Photography, Modernity and the Biblical Lens (1918–1948) (Leiden/ Boston: Brill, 2021); Irving, S., Nassif, C. and Sanchez Summerer, K., The House of the Priest. A Palestinian life (1885–1954) (Leiden/ Boston: Brill, 2022).

Annalaura Turiano is a postdoctoral researcher within the Archival City Project at the University Gustave Eiffel (Marne-la-Vallée). Her research interests span missionary education, trans-Mediterranean migrations, and philanthropy in modern Egypt and the Eastern Mediterranean. Her last publications include “Masculinity, Industrial Education and Fascism in Egypt. The construction of gender in the schools of the Salesian mission in Egypt (1900–1939)”, Social Sciences and Missions, 24/2021: 1–32. She is currently finishing a monograph entitled Missionnaires italiens en Égypte. De la pastorale migratoire à la coopération technique 1897-1970, EFR/ IFAO, forthcoming 2023.

CREDITS

Episode No. 537
Release Date: 6 March 2023
Sound production by Andreas Guidi

Season 12

An Interconfessional History of Missions in the Middle East and North Africa

Wahrscheinlich filmt eine Drohne die Demonstrationen auf der Theresienwiese. Sie heißen „Lichtermeer für Demokratie“ oder „Lichterkette gegen Hass“. Es muss die Polizei gewesen sein, die für Ordnung sorgte und die Menschen in rechteckigen Feldern zusammenstehen ließ. Auf facebook postete jemand ein Bild eines Nazi-Aufmarsches daneben, gleiche Struktur nur etwas ordentlicher und schrieb dazu: "Zu spät. We're on the way. Leere Parolen, Trumpf ist Masse, das Feindbild Gespenst." Die Ähnlichkeit der Bilder bleibt einem im Halse stecken. 

Gegen rechts, heißt es, ist man unterwegs und die Regierung applaudiert. Die einstigen linken Demonstrationen, gegen Macht und Geld, gegen die da oben, wurden im Uhrzeigersinn um 90 Grad gedreht. Im Blick haben die Linken nun pauschal die rechten. Bei diesem Schwenk verloren sie ihre Ziele aus den Augen. Hören Sie den Text „Nothing left“ von Anke Behrend.

Sprecherin: Sabrina Khalil

Der Text war zunächst bei apolut erschienen: https://apolut.net/nothing-left-von-anke-behrend/

Nothing left - von Anke Behrend

Enjoy the special vinyl-only set for Bethlehem based Radio Alhara. The mix is the selection of music from female singers from Turkey, Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia & Algeria.
The mix was broadcasted on Radio Alhara's airwaves on 29.08.2020.

Tracklist:

1.	Kamuran Akkor – Yavrum ve Ben
2.	Fairuz - Habaitak Ta Nesset Al Naoum
3.	Magda Ali – Nafourak Ya Ghazal
4.	Gönül Akkor - Böyle Gelmiş Böyle Geçer
5.	Zina et Aziza – Liri Yaliri
6.	Fatiha Beidia – Ainine Zazou
7.	Chaba Zoulikha – Sbitar El Ali
8.	Unknown (to me)
9.	Samira Toufic - Shilou hbabna
10.	Charifa Fadel – Sallem Lelhob
11.	Meral Ince – Şişedenmi Kadehtenmi İçelim
12.	Okşan Sayın  - Bize Nazar Değdi
13.	Meral Ince - Deli Dolu

Ladies on Records for Radio Alhara

19 Risen

Özün Usta, born in Istanbul in 27 December 1977, is a musician, in the path of absolute truth. He began to study classical guitar when he was 11 and since then he works to dive deeper in music.

This Soundcloud page is for sharing Özün's personal recording archive which he played in and which we may call Unpermitted Publishing!

Bebop (Ali Onur Olgun: tenor sax & Moog, Berke Can Özcan: drums, perc, Özün Usta: drums)

Unpermitted Publishing

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