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Interview with Samantha Crain talking about songwriting

Samantha Crain Interview

Storycorps conversation between artist Teresita Fernandez and poet Matthew Zapruder, September 29, 2013. 
San Francisco , CA

Teresita Fernández & Matthew Zapruder_Story Corps_Contemporary Jewish Museum 2013

The first interview features Paul Wong, a pioneer in video art in Canada, and he talks about his latest project with new media technology. 
We will also hear an activist from Duncan BC who talks about being a mother and an activist at the same time. 
Labor market trends are changing and we hear Dave Swanson talk to June Corman, Labour Studies professor at Brock University. 
The last clip features Maude Lachaine and Hamzah Kakooza, from the SFU Political Science department, discussing what comes after the US government shutdown.
Spoken Wheel airs Saturdays from 9 to 10 a.m.
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Spoken Wheel - Paul Wong, June Corman, Maude Lachaine, Hamza Kakooza

Portland State, "Black Studies Center public dialogue.  Pt. 2," May 30, 1975.

Series: Public Dialogue on the American Dream Theme.

Panel Members: Toni Morrison, Primus St. John (Professor, Portland State), John Callahan (Lewis and Clark), Judy Callahan (Lewis and Clark), and Lloyd Baker (student, Portland State).

VANGUARD: Friday May 30th 1975: Novelist Toni Morrison will speak on "A Humanistic View."

Transferred to digital format from original ¼ inch reel to reel audio recording.

Transferred and preserved by Portland State University Library’s Special Collections with the generous support of the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the Oregon State Library.

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Portland State, "Black Studies Center public dialogue.  Pt. 2" May 30, 1975.

The Mumbles, touring behind new record, "Syncopatience," play Martin's Downtown Bar & Grill on Wednesday. Get details at http://www.roanoke.com/arts_and_entertainment/music/top_tickets/top-tickets/article_e72c9b08-5443-5c30-bef3-24c1fc482188.html

Podcast with The Mumbles

Artists Liz Deschenes and Alison Rossiter.

Liz Deschenes, Alison Rossiter

KIM GORDON is an artist, musician, producer, fashion designer, writer and actress. She is a founding member of the experimental post-punk band Sonic Youth and she’s written a fierce, honest story of her life, Girl in a Band.
Hear Kim discuss her writing process and influences on her work. 


Kim Gordon, guitarist with Sonic Youth, talks about her memoir, Girl in a Band

This Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the release of Depeche Mode's landmark 'Violator' album, and it's also the anniversary of the band's infamous in-store at a Wherehouse record store in Los Angeles. To mark the occasion, here is about 7 minutes of KROQ's broadcast that night, featuring Richard Blade interviewing the members of the band about the album and their touring plans.  This was recorded off the radio on a TDK D-90 cassette and stored in a Vans shoebox for the subsequent 25 years.

KROQ's Richard Blade interviews Depeche Mode at Wherehouse in-store (March 20, 1990)

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Pete Nevin, Far West Real Estate with Unique and Ranch Properties 032915S

LCDC 1998 Jan 16 (cassette sides 1 - 5)

Artist Arlene Shechet, curator Mari Carmen Ramirez.

Arlene Shechet, Mari Carmen Ramirez

In 2001 I sat down to interview poet Robert Creeley ahead of a performance at the Knitting Factory in New York City. We spoke about a lot of things, but the conversation kept coming back to jazz music and how it relates to poetry. Creeley was one of the longest surviving poets from the Beat Generation. He passed away in 2005, but this interview offers a glimpse into how he viewed his role as a writer. The finished interview aired on the "Society of Underground Poets (SoUP) Radio hosted by Troy Teegarden and produced at WRVG-World Radio.

2001 Interview with poet Robert Creeley

On this latest episode of the Talkhouse Film podcast, writer-director Allison Anders talks with her mentor, iconic German filmmaker Wim Wenders, on the occasion of Wenders' new touring film series. In their fascinating and wide-ranging conversation, the two old friends talk about a possible sequel to Paris, Texas, why Wenders didn't direct True Detective, how Until the End of the World presciently anticipated everything from GPS to search engines to selfie culture – and also a lot of stuff about music, including how Wenders saved The Goalie's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick by digitally replacing an Elvis song with a copycat  track, Wim buying Allison her first iPod, and a discussion of the art of the mixtape. For more filmmakers talking film and TV, visit Talkhouse Film at thetalkhouse.com/film.

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Allison Anders with Wim Wenders

Beyond "Citizen Kane"

This is an extract from the full-length oral history POLARI/1 which was conducted as part of the Polari Mission by Jez Dolan and supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund in 2013-2104. You can listen to this interview at Manchester Central Library.

The project used Polari as a starting point to examine how contemporary LGBT groups and individuals view, understand, appreciate, utilise, or see reflected in their own ‘communities of language’ the influence of Polari, and its impact on how we communicate today. The project produced a series of exhibitions, performances, visual artwork and audience participation.

Polari Mission was a multi-disciplinary collaboration between the artists and specialists in the fields of linguistics and computer science including Professor Paul Baker (Lancaster University) & Tim Greening-Jackson.

POLARI/1/2

Sister Jacqui Moff On The Linguistic Origins Of Polari

Artists Leonardo Drew and Jennie C. Jones with Pamela J. Joyner, collector. The Joyner/Giuffrida Collection of Abstract Art is widely recognized as one of the most significant collections of modern and contemporary work by African and African Diasporan artists. Four Generations: The Joyner Giuffrida Collection of Abstract Art draws upon the collection’s unparalleled holdings to explore the critical contributions made by artists to the evolution of visual art in the 20th and 21st centuries. Extensively illustrated with hundreds of works in a variety of media, and featuring scholarly texts by leading artists, writers, and curators, Four Generations gives an essential overview of some of the most notable artists and movements of the last century, up to and including works being made today. The collection features major works by artists such as Beauford Delaney, Jacob Lawrence, Alma Thomas, David Hammons, Sam Gilliam, Lauren Halsey, Oscar Murillo, Jayson Musson, Robin Rhode, Zander Blom, and Lynette Yiadom-Boakye. In honor of the book publication, Pamela J. Joyner joins artists Leonardo Drew and Jennie C. Jones in this conversation held on September 25, 2016, at the National Gallery of Art as part of the series, The Collecting of African American Art.

The Collecting of African American Art XII: Pamela J. Joyner w/Leonardo Drew & Jennie C. Jones

Whosane "Move" Produced By Eric Lau

Paul Gilroy completed his PhD at the Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies in 1986. He worked on race and culture, co-authored The Empire Strikes Back: Race and Racism in 1970s Britain (1982) during his time there, and subsequently published There Ain't no Black in the Union Jack (1987) based on his thesis. He is currently Professor of American and English Literature at King's College London.

Interview conducted by Kieran Connell for the Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies Project.

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