Instalación sonora para cuatro altavoces.

«El oráculo, como modo de decir, ante todo consiste en no dar explicaciones. Explicar es desplegar, y el oráculo es algo plegado»
Jacques-Alain Miller

Instalación sonora inspirada en las practicas oraculares de la Antigua Grecia, en tanto que crean a partir de su propia acción/enunciación; algo que también sucede en un acto performático.
Esta autocreación sempiterna de lo oracular se manifiesta siempre en tiempo presente, dado que tiempo y espacio en el universo oracular son la mismísima cosa.
El presente es la totalidad de todo lo que existe. Y todo lo que existe, existe ahora, existe en este espacio, existe en esta sala donde el sonido se proyecta…

«El pasado no puede recordar el pasado. El futuro no puede generar el futuro. El lado afilado de este instante, de este aquí y ahora, es siempre, ni más ni menos, que la totalidad de todo lo que existe.»


released February 11, 2021
Voices:
Vidente anónima hindú (recorded in New York)
Escritora pakistaní (recorded in Barcelona)
Maia Koenig (recorded by herself in Málaga)

Covert Art: Mariana Gallay

Teatro Oracular, instalación sonora para cuatro altavoces

With the queen lying in state, the level of public enthusiasm for the monarchy is being measured in a line along the Thames. Michael Walker and Owen Jones discuss what's driving people to queue.

Plus: King Charles fires his staff; A columnist for the Times thinks we should be 'frugal' like the Queen; and we look at how the devolved nations are taking the cost of living crisis more seriously than Liz Truss.

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Rishi Sunak is using record inflation to justify austerity 2.0. We ask James Meadway if that makes economic sense.

Plus: Trump launches his 2024 presidential election bid; and the shameful neglect by Rochdale Boroughwide Housing that led to the death of a 2-year-old.

With Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial.

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Jane Hayward joins PTO to talk about the protests in China that have resulted in Xi Jinping's loosening of the country's zero covid strategy. We talked about the widespread grievances and sporadic protests that have taken place in China over the last decade, and the particular importance of the recent worker protests at the giant Foxconn plant in Zhengzhou. We also talked about why it might be that the Chinese state has failed to provide adequate vaccine coverage - especially for the elderly population. And finally we talked about Western media coverage of the situation.

China's protests and the end of zero-Covid w/ Jane Hayward

Zero (SWT11 Remix)

What if Das Kapital was made into a Marvel movie, with a team of workers fighting the supervillain 'Capital'? Or if Silvia Federici's Wages Against Housework had been a kitchen sink drama?

That's roughly the proposition of How to Blow Up a Pipeline, a slick new action movie based on Andreas Malm's 2021 polemic. Heeding Malm's calls for sabotage in the face of climate crisis, the film follows a group of eight co-conspirators as they converge on a single, explosive task: to destroy the infrastructure that is killing us all.

As the eco-thriller hits UK cinemas, Novara Media's audio producer Richard Hames speaks to the film's co-screenwriter and executive producer Jordan Sjol about propaganda in the 21st century and this new piece of box office dynamite.

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This week, on the Global Research News Hour, as yet another banking institution is in trouble, we reassess the dangers of further troubles  spreading across the nation and ascertain the dilemma facing both the giant banks as well as the humble households of America.
In our first half hour, Geo political analyst Peter Koenig speaks of his vision of these bank failures actually being coordinated to help move forward plans to digitize all currency well before the end of the decade. Then in our second half hour, we will hear from Economic thinker and journalist Dr Jack Rasmus about the fundamentals of what happened to Silvergate Capital and Silicon Valley Bank last month, and what may be in store for more banks as the qualifiers continue to go unaddressed.

CONTAGION. US Banking Woes, and the Rise of the Great Reset

Hil Aked joins PTO to talk about their new book, Friends of Israel: The Backlash Against Palestine Solidarity, the first book length treatment of the pro-Israel lobby in Britain.

We talked about the strategies that Israel and pro-Israel organisations in Britain have adopted to deflect criticism of the ongoing occupation and the dispossession of the Palestinian people, and their efforts to undermine the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign. Hil explained why they characterise contemporary Zionism as a "social movement from above" and how apartheid-era South Africa was a forerunner for some of the public relations techniques adopted by Israel and its outriders.

We also talked about John Mearsheimer and Steven Walt's 2007 book The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign policy and where Hil's analysis differs from theirs. We also discussed the pitfalls of writing on this topic at a time of increasing anti-semitism. And finally, we talked about why parliamentary support for Israel was once stronger within the Labour party than the Conservatives, and what the role of the Labour and Conservative friends of Israel groups is today.

The backlash against Palestine solidarity w/ Hil Aked

Anthill

Several years ago, Jon Moses realised that the stunning nature he could see from his house in rural Herefordshire was inaccessible to him. From the nearby riverbanks to the local oak woodlands, the countryside revealed itself to be a private fortress.

Now, as an organiser of the Right To Roam campaign, he's leading the call for free and fair access to land and water throughout England, via political advocacy and planned trespasses on private estates.

Jon tells Eleanor Penny about the traumatic history that separated commoners from the land, the dangers of a rural monoculture, and why the left needs to get comfortable with ideas about place and belonging.

Novara FM: Revenge of the Commoners w/ Jon Moses

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