First Impression (Dub)

Nick discusses the physiological impact of performing, records next to a sleeping dog, reminisces over his podcast listening history, and ruminates about Keith Haring shirts.

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Sleeping Dogs & Haring Shirts

Eric Newman and Kate Wolf speak with Brad Gooch about his new biography, Radiant: The Life and Line of Keith Haring. A deep-dive into the life of an artist whose work can be seen today on everything from museum walls to t-shirts and tote bags, Gooch's book unearths the cultural moment that gave rise to Haring's meteoric career before his untimely death in 1990. Moving across topics including the commercialization of art, cultural appropriation, the AIDS crisis, and more, Radiant brings the highly-recognizable artist into nuanced focus.
Also, Tana French, author of The Hunter, returns to recommend Watership Down by Richard Adams.

Brad Gooch's "Radiant: The Life and Line of Keith Haring"

Kate Wolf speaks with sociologist Gretchen Sisson about her first book, Relinquished: The Politics of Adoption and the Privilege of American Motherhood. The book is based on interviews Sisson conducted over the last decade with birth mothers who relinquished their children for private adoption in the US. Most often Sisson found that these women deeply regretted their decision, and that poverty was the driving force behind it. Alongside the harrowing stories of the women who Sisson spoke with, her book also looks at the history of adoption in the United States and its ties to conservative Christianity, as well as family policing systems of the state. In an age of narrowing reproductive freedom, when adoption is touted by the Supreme Court as an answer to the need for abortion, Relinquished asks hard questions about the compatibility of the practice with the possibility for true reproductive justice.
Also, Brad Gooch, author of Radiant: The Life and Line of Keith Haring, returns to recommend Candy Darling by Cynthia Carr.

The Problem with Adoption

Boy Art Sin

Keith Haring Meet You Museum Beijing 2022 Soundtrack by Manuel Fernández Llorente (Prompt)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1He34073zlw

7N25 Prompt - La Vie (Original Mix) Keith Haring Meet You Museum Beijing 2022 Soundtrack (7Noise)

Keith Haring Meet You Museum Beijing 2022 Soundtrack by Manuel Fernández Llorente (Prompt)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt2ZWRcxWT0

7n25 Prompt - Who Cares (Dub Mix) Keith Haring Meet You Museum Beijing 2022 Soundtrack (7Noise)

Keith Haring Meet You Museum Beijing 2022 Soundtrack by Manuel Fernández Llorente (Prompt)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uNkwfKDSzk

7n25 Prompt - Who Cares (Original Mix) Keith Haring Meet You Museum Beijing 2022 Soundtrack (7Noise)

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Music Producer based in Los Angeles. Co-founder of Cool Contest Records. "Best of LB: DJ" 2024

Hosted by the mysteriously charming Nick Flanagan, NFW is a peek into the  the diverse community of people Nick orbits. It's also about his experiences singing in bands, doing comedy and living life while dealing with mental health, depression and ADHD after a draining stints as a touring performer and(harshest of all) a brief denizen of Los Angeles.  Nick has met all kinds of people and seen things that cannot be unseen - mostly on Youtube. Bad news: he wants to tell you about them.  Conversational solo episodes and interviews with social workers, subcultural experts, musicians and comedians means NFW covers a range of topics with charm, aplomb and a hint of desperation. Contact: weaklypodcast@gmail.com

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Prompt is a genre defying producer, mixologist, sound architect and classically trained musician from one of the finest conservatories in Madrid, Spain. 
Originally known as Manuel Fernandez Llorente, self-appointed his artist name as ‘Prompt’ derives from the computer science symbol that appears when ones’ computer is ready to receive an input.
Likewise, this is the same way Prompt sees the world through his eyes—with music he uses inputs to create tracks from what´s going on around the world and brings them together both technology with humanity in one moment.
From the age of eight, Manuel studied classical music at the Real Conservatorio Superior de Musica. At this time, he developed his passion and strong determination to start a career as a musician. 
Having just completed courses in composition and orchestration, Prompt used different clubs as a testing ground for his sonic formations. Albeit through the pulse of the crowd and the hair standing up on his arms – Prompt quickly learned the art of keeping a dance floor moving. More specifically that harmonic arrangements should embrace the “less is more” and complex productions didn’t necessarily mean the dance floor would respond. 
Thereafter, Prompt started making adjustments on his productions leading to his debut release called Evolve on his own label 7 Noise.  Evolve was a formula that worked – not only with receiving critical acclaim and support by some of the world’s biggest producers, but the track was given a Beatport award deeming it as “classic” in the pages of underground dance music history. 
As a club performer, Prompt is as unconventional as DJ’s come . . . so much that one can barely refer to him as a “DJ” -rather better known as an architect of live soundscapes with a killer analogue set up that nearly looks like he brought his home studio to the stage. 
By crafting special live experiences according to the vibe of the crowd, Prompts music translates to world dance floors as a dynamic symphony transcending his shy persona through his artwork . . . his releases and live shows are responsible for outputs of sleek, intelligent yet driving strains of house and tech house music. 
Today, Prompt Live is focused on the future and all it holds; at the same time he’s giving back to the same music world that gave something to him . . . he juggles the life of artist, producer/engineer, live performer and teacher/mentor (to underprivileged kids) all-the-while, above all—always remaining a student at the university of life . . .

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