On this episode, Tricia talks to Lauren Flans, co-host of the Coming Out Pod. They discuss the evolution of the show and what it has meant to broaden the definition of what it means to 'come out.' Coming Out with Lauren & Nicole is a weekly podcast where pals Lauren Flans and Nicole Pacent have queer folks from all walks of life tell the tales of how they came out to friends, family, and the world at large. 

Learn more about our guest and their show:
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Learn more about Oct. 11th National Coming Out Day:
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Episode 98:  Widening Definitions with Lauren Flans

Dan Black "Weird Science" Mashup Mixtape - Download and share it!

Dan Black "Symphonies" feat. Kid Cudi w/ remixes out May 25 on The Hours.

Debut album ((un)) out now.

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3. SPANK THE CURE TILL BROOKLYN

For the two-year anniversary of No Guitar Is Safe, I am proud to bring you a guitar hang with "the Jimi Hendrix of podcasting," MARC MARON. I met up with the famed interviewer/comedian/actor (and, yes, guitarist) in his now-legendary garage — the same place he has interviewed everyone from famous actors, musicians, and comedians to President Obama. The garage is also the same place where, as you'll hear, Marc likes to crank up vintage amps and play the blues. (Check out Maron's new hit comedy series, GLOW, which is binge-watchable now on Netflix!) 

Thanks for listening to No Guitar Is Safe.

JUDE GOLD
Host, No Guitar Is Safe

52 - Marc Maron

7-15-17 Modular on the Spot MKE live set recording

Tharsis is a vast volcanic plateau centered near the equator in the western hemisphere of Mars. The region is home to the largest volcanoes in the Solar System, including three enormous shield volcanoes, which are collectively known as the Tharsis Montes. The tallest volcano on the planet, Olympus Mons, is often associated with the Tharsis region but is actually located off the western edge of the plateau.

Tharsis

Live take with hardware.

Mutable Instruments Anushri (arp)
Volca Keys (strings)
Logidy EPSi (Quadraverb IR)
Braids (bridge)
Radio Music (break)
Various other Eurorack
Sequenced by Modstep on iPad

Polynomial C (cover)

I bought myself an early Christmas/Birthday guitar. No, I wasn't 'due' for one, I just wanted one. So I saved up and bought one. Like an adult. 

It's a Reverend Descent H90 in Oceanside Green, bought used, of course, and it's luverly.

This was my second evening with it. I had an idea for something more droney on the synth side, but this was already patched up and it caught my ear when I powered up, so here we are.  I noodled a bit then recorded, all one take. Mistakes and all. The guitar is tuned B-B (a perfect 4th low from standard) and is run through my ElevenRack processor - no idea which patch I was using. SPDIF out from that into my Scarlett 18i8 which took in the Eurorack stuff direct.  No mics were armed in the making of this recording. EPSi convolution reverb pedal was run live and provides the bulk of the non-guitar 'verb. The Valhalla Shimmer VST comes in on the Moog stabs - that and auto-panning the Moog are the only post aside from very minor compression, limiting, and level tweaks.  As far as I remember, anyway.

I record/'release' quick and dirty because it's all I can. I don't have the time nor attention span for full, practiced, polished songs. I don't know why I'm feeling defensive about it, but felt like explaining that.

Call it Guerilla Guitaring.   Enjoy, or don't.

Pulsing Bari

As part of the sound art: sound installations and sound sculptures course at Morley College, this evening we had a go at recreating the famous Alvin Lucier piece "I am sitting in a room". We then played with the final recording (after the speech was pretty much obscured)in ableton live. I recommend anyone to have a go at this, really fun!

Room

This is an actual cassette that was mailed around to four different FAWMers via snail mail. Each person added one track and mailed it to the next person. The song is a mystery to the participants until it is transferred to computer and mixed. Written for the February Album Writing Month Challenge 2018. www.fawm.org.

Track 1: The Jelly Factory! - LinnDrum Track 2: @elesimo - Hammond Organ Track 3: Aquino - Rhythm Guitar  Track 4: @Ratula - Moog Sub 37/Mixing/Mastering

Inorganic Chemistry(Demo - FAWM #14)

DPO and Basimilus Iteritas Alter duet, conducted by the Turing Machine, through the serge VCFQ, ERD/ERD distortion, and DLD with the VCFS in the feedback for ambience. Drumbrute punches way above its weight and carries the fundamental rhythm. More to come.3

Proof Of Concept(POC)

Akai S1000
Behringer Model D and Neutron
Karp Odyssey

Pulsing Bari

Ratula

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