Guest Mix by @lil-mofo-business for Ca N'Arrête Jamais Papa Show // 17.05.18

Lil Mofo // LYL Radio Show 17.05.18

This show was just 2 good to not upload ! ! A spontaneous b2b that ended up being probably my favourite radio I've ever done <3

First hour vinyl mixing some of our favourite non-club tunes (soul, funk, 80s, rap, hip-hop) and second 100-160bpm club traxxxx

Enjoy - tracklist can be found here: https://www.nts.live/shows/impey/episodes/ghost-notes-w-impey-o-dessa-17th-january-2020

GHOST NOTES WORLDWIDE ON NTS - IMPEY B2B JOSSY MITSU 17.01.20 !!!

After Wiley's antisemitic Twitter rant was left up for 48 hours, celebrities and campaigners are boycotting the platform. But, does the dodgy record on racism of those who instigated the action mean progressives should avoid the #NoSafeSpaceForJewHate movement? We're joined by Rivkah Brown to discuss. Plus, Labour Right Blackmail Keir Starmer, and Elon Musk Backs the Bolivian Coup.

Novara Audio: Radio For A Different Politics

TyskySour: Wiley & The Twitter Boycott

Jeremy Gilbert talks to Erik Davis, scholar of weird culture, mysticism, and the fertile crossover between esoterica and politics. From gnostic revivals to conspiracy theories, the JFK assassination to QAnon – why does there seem to be a sudden resurgence in conspiracy theories, sometimes in the most unexpected corners? Is there a connection between conspiracy theory and the 'California Ideology'? And does rationalism always triumph in politics? Erik's latest book, High Weirdness, is out now. https://novaramedia.com/?p=24214

Novara Media Podcast

#ACFM – Microdose: Erik Davis on the Cosmic Right

What will come after the capitalocene - and is that even the right term to describe our geological era? Rosie Warren joins me to talk about 'The Tragedy of the Worker: Towards the Proletarocene' - an essay coauthored by Rosie that considers the entwined processes of climate change and the proletarianisation of the world's population. We talked about the debate over whether to describe our geological age as the anthropocene or the capitalocene and we also discussed Walter Benjamin's notion of capitalism as a "cultic religion".

#94 After the capitalocene w/ Rosie Warren

Cold open: Alex Karp’s manifesto of futurism.

Main show: Ring the stock exchange bell: Palantir is going public! We do a deep dive into Palantir’s S-1 filing and uncover an emerging schism in Silicon Valley. This episode gets dark as we trace the deep political and philosophical connections between Fascist Futurism and Palantir’s vision of techno-nationalism. You thought this company was evil before? Well buckle up.

Hosted by Jathan Sadowski (twitter.com/jathansadowski) and Edward Ongweso Jr. (twitter.com/bigblackjacobin). Production / Music by Jereme Brown (twitter.com/braunestahl).

Some episode references:
Registration Statement on Form S-1 | Palantir Technologies: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1321655/000119312520230013/d904406ds1.htm

The Futurist Manifesto | Filippo Tommaso Marinetti (1909): https://www.societyforasianart.org/sites/default/files/manifesto_futurista.pdf

Palantir Goes to the Frankfurt School | Moira Weigel: https://www.boundary2.org/2020/07/moira-weigel-palantir-goes-to-the-frankfurt-school/

5. The Palantir Reformation

Kate Soper joins me to talk about her new book, 'Post-Growth Living: For an Alternative Hedonism'.  We chatted about why a transition to a sustainable, post-growth economy need not mean privation and a reduction of pleasure but instead an increase in human flourishing. We also talked about why consumerism should be seen neither as an expression of sovereign public choice, nor as mere surrender to the manipulations of the advertising industry.

#97 For an alternative hedonism w/ Kate Soper

During Jeremy Corbyn’s time as Labour leader, much attention was part to the economic vision that the party developed for the United Kingdom, but less to his personal interest in the arts, and how that shaped both Labour’s cultural policy, and their programme as a whole. In this interview, Juliet talks to Jeremy about his interest in the socialist cultures that formed around the 20th century Labour Party and the Popular United government in Chile, the arts policies the party developed under his leadership, the concept of cultural democracy and his determination to unlock the creative potential of the UK’s young people, #Grime4Corbyn and Culture for Labour in the 2017 and 2019 election campaigns, what the reaction to his fondness for James Joyce’s Ulysses says about the British media, how socially engaged artists might react to the 2019 election defeat and the job losses amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, and plenty more.

A full list of references for the programme can be found via our Patreon at www.patreon.com/suite212, and is available to $3 subscribers.

Suite (212) - series 3

The Arts for All: An interview with Jeremy Corbyn

Owen Hatherley and Kojo Koram join PTO to talk about Owen's essay, 'A Study in the Politics and Aesthetics of English Misery'. In the essay Owen reflects on the generational divides that have emerged over the course of the last two UK general elections by charting the musical evolution of The Smiths. Comparing Morrissey’s political trajectory to those of many voters throughout the North of England, Owen investigates the roots of the North’s departure from anti-Thatcherite collectivism to nationalist reaction. You can find the essay in 'Futures of Socialism: The Pandemic and the Post-Corbyn Era', edited by Grace Blakeley.

#99 Morrissey, nationalism, and the aesthetics of English misery w/ Owen Hatherley & Kojo Koram

Ink!  - Yours, truly. (Vol. 6)

1:39:52 | 201105 | 1.06 gb
A DJ mix recorded on a number of turntables, a CDJ and effects. Additional loop sources listed at the bottom of the tracklist.  

Tracklist
01 Cryptographic - Echo I - re:st
02 new.com - Mental Canoe - Comfortnoise
03 Azu Tiwaline - Terremer - Livity Sound
04 Al Wootton - Snake Dance - Livity Sound
05 Shifted - Sharpen Your Senses - Avian
06 Pessimist - Love In The Jungle - Ilian Tape
07 Ayln - Wet Dreams - Nous
08 33EMYBW - Golem - SVBKVLT
09 Doctor Evil - Ritual (Remix of Formsfollowsfunction) - Touching Bass
10 Peder Mannerfelt - A Queen - VOAM
11 Djoser - Alumen - 3024
12 Special Request - SP4NN3R3D - Houndstooth
13 Objekt - Porcupine - Hessle Audio
14 Forest Drive West - Escape Livity Sound
15 Hodge - Light Waves - Livity Sound
16 DJ Plead - Espresso - Livity Sound
17 Laksa - FWD Ghosts - Timedance
18 Al Wootton - Ender - Livity Sound
19 Manuel Fischer - Doomsday Preppers - Ozelot
20 new.com - Green Plunder - Comfortnoise
21 Forest Drive West - Invisible - Delsin
22 Zavoloka - Vzir - Prostir
23 Function - Desire and Memory - Eaux

Including bits & pieces from:
tw-001 - Preview - Axis
Kohei Matsunaga - Terepa - Other People

Additional loops from:
TWR72 ‎– Endless - Turbo
Truss - 50 Locked Grooves - Poly Kicks
Joy O - 50 Locked Grooves - Poly Kicks
RND002 - Locked Groove VA - Ronde Music
Various ‎– RRR 500 - RRRecords
Various - Alphacut Ten - Alphacut
WB Loops ‎– Vinyl Wunderwaffe Volume IV Techno Rave 91 - Bass Planet

Ink! - Yours, truly. (Vol. 6)

Jeremy Gilbert joins PTO to discuss why the Corbyn and Sanders projects ultimately foundered. We talked about the significance of personality and strategy versus deeper historical tendencies, and why the Corbyn leadership seemed to prefer a critique of austerity to a broader attack on the neoliberal era. Our discussion was prompted by Jeremy's article in Open Democracy, 'We lost because we weren’t big enough'.

UNLOCKED: Jeremy Gilbert on the defeat of the Anglo-American left (part one)

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UNLOCKED: Jeremy Gilbert on the defeat of the Anglo-American left (part one)

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