Name: #10 The French Connection by Reply All in radio intersante
Duration: 22 min 16 s
Description: In the early 80's, way before the world wide web existed, the French government shipped a $200 terminal to every home with a phone line, and created a service that for decades ran alongside the internet. It was called The Minitel. Producer Carla Green speaks to reporter Jean-Marc Manach, who, in the early 90's, made a living posing as a woman in sex chat rooms on Minitel.

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Writer Rich Woodall on the financialization of music catalogues and the future of the music economy - for listeners and artists and profiteers, and his new article Mass Hipgnosis for The Baffler.

https://thebaffler.com/latest/mass-hipgnosis-woodall

IP Tunes: On the financialization of the music economy.

Selectors: 
May-Li Khoe (DJ China Tu Madre)
Federico Ardila (DJ papicultor)

Tracklist:
1. Velcro - Me voy de NY
2. Sismo - Evo (excerpt)
3. Juan Piña - El emigrante latino
4. Tremor - Viajante (excerpt)
5. Tribu Baharú - El besito
6. Very Be Careful - El tigre
7. Village People - Go west
8. Souls of Mischief - 93 'til infinity
9. Cecil González - Trutruca y kultrun (excerpt)
10. Amores Vigilantes - Millions of brazilians
11. A.N.I.M.A.L. - Chalito
12. La Mákina del Karibe - El vendedor

This is the soundtrack to Radio Ambulante's live radio show "Outsiders", which took place at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco on Nov 2, 2014.

Radio Ambulante uses radio to tell captivating, human stories from across Latin America. "Outsiders" featured stories about people who skirt around the edges, taking the audience to meet Cuban metalheads in the dark corners of Havana; to recall the grim early days of the AIDS epidemic; and to hear the story of an accidental witness to a Mexico City wedding.

La Pelanga at Radio Ambulante Live: Outsiders

Hoy lanzamos un episodio especial con dos historias que presentamos en nuestro show en vivo, Outsiders, el 2 de noviembre del 2014 en el Yerba Buena Center for the Arts en San Francisco, California.

La primera historia se llama 'Miedo' y nos la cuenta Hernando Álvarez, director de la BBC Mundo. Con esta historia abrimos el show.

'Variaciones sobre el juramento conyugal',  la segunda historia que escucharán en este episodio, es del novelista mexicano Yuri Herrera. 



Outsiders: Miedo/Variaciones // Outsiders: Fear/Variations

En los años 80, si había algún barrio de San Francisco que capturaba la bulla y la emoción de Barranquilla, Colombia, era el Castro --hasta que todo cambió.

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In the 1980s, if there was one San Francisco neighborhood that recalled the noise and excitement of Barranquilla, Colombia, it was the Castro --until everything changed.

Outsiders: Una neblina tropical / A Tropical Fog

Daniel Alarcón talks to journalist Nadja Drost about her investigation of a deadly conflict between armed groups seeking to control a gold mine in a lawless Colombian town.


Unscripted - 'The Devil Underground': Inside Colombia's Gold Wars

In the early 80's, way before the world wide web existed, the French government shipped a $200 terminal to every home with a phone line, and created a service that for decades ran alongside the internet. It was called The Minitel. Producer Carla Green speaks to reporter Jean-Marc Manach, who, in the early 90's, made a living posing as a woman in sex chat rooms on Minitel.

#10 The French Connection

Una noche del pasado noviembre, Laurence Maxwell fue al centro de la Ciudad de México para participar en una protesta pacífica en solidaridad con los 43 normalistas desaparecidos de Ayotzinapa, y tuvo que enfrentarse con la violencia del sistema de justicia mexicano.

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One night, last November, Laurence Maxwell went to central Mexico City for a peaceful protest in solidarity with the 43 missing students of Ayotzinapa, and came face to face with the violence of Mexico's justice system.  


Los 43 + 11 / The 43 + 11

A man in California is haunted by the memory of a pop song from his youth. He can remember the lyrics and the melody. But the song itself has vanished, completely scrubbed from the internet. PJ takes on the Super Tech Support case.

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#158 The Case of the Missing Hit

Another Summer

Filmmaker and Twitter personality Rob Reiner looked back at the Kennedy/Johnson era through the lens of the Obama era in LBJ (2016), the story of how an idealist's vision can only be achieved by a pragmatism... and how the pragmatist's centrism may or may not have actually camouflaged an idealist the whole time. A piece of Boomer-porn, this movie is unmistakably the vision of a Joe Biden primary voter. PLUS: fiery hot thoughts on the Canadian Conservative Party leadership race, the Ed Markey/Joe Kennedy III battle, and the controversial release of TENET.

Michael and Us

#168 - The Centrist Manifesto

This week, PJ looks into a theory circling the internet about who might be behind QAnon. The investigation takes him back to the beginning of the QAnon scam, and to the message board trolls who started it.

#166 Country of Liars

Z 038 - Frieza's Juicing w/ Chad Vigorous

Alex Goldman tackles his newest job: prophet of doom.

#170 A Song of Impotent Rage

That was too close! We were almost a Podcast sandwich!

This is the real wrap up to our Resident Evil mini-series! We talk about the Resident Evil gaming experience with Kyle and Kay from All Gamers are Bastards. If you want to check out part one fo this conversation, you can catch it on their podcast!

History may be over, but discussing Resident Evil with us on Twitter never is! twitter.com/HorrorVanguard

You can support the show for less than the cost of replacing all podcasting infrastructure with a complicated network of psychic mold on our Patreon page: www.patreon.com/horrorvanguard

133 - Resident Evil Video Games With All Gamers Are Bastards

A show about the internet, hosted by PJ Vogt and Alex Goldman.  From Gimlet.

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