In this second hour of Myths & Rhythm, France's finest Eliott Litrowski catches the ball like a quarterback from Handless DJ and brings it all the way to end of the pitch. This set perfectly encapsulates what set Eliott as one of the most interesting and sought after DJs of the last 10 years in the european house circuit, showcasing a personal sign signature rooted in the acid house, new beat and electro traditions while looking ahead in fresh and contemporary ways. TIP!

Myths & Rhythm w: Eliott Litrowski @ Radio Panini (29.06.24)

The film maker Jonathan Glazer is Rabbi Marc's oldest friend and for years, they have enjoyed conversations on where art, religion, spirituality and culture meet and diverge.  They met at JW3, London's Jewish Community Center, and talked for hours. On the Jewish calendar, we find ourselves in a period of three weeks of mourning as we approach Tisha b'Av, commemorating the destruction of two Temples in Jerusalem and other catastrophes. Among their discussions, Jonathan and Marc talk about destruction, loss and human brutality through the lens of Jonathan's new film project on Auschwitz and our troubling world.

Episode 71: The Film Maker and the Rabbi: Jonathan Glazer, Screen Writer/Director, in Conversation

Les Roberts from Liverpool University was a speaker at the plenary session at the Geomedia 2019 conference (http://geomedia.se/conference/2019/).  Here he discusses his work in this area and how he came to be part of the project to gather early amateur film recordings of the city of Liverpool in England.
https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/communication-and-media/staff/les-roberts/

Les Roberts 'Homing in Through Film:  Movement, Embodiment and Dwellspace'

Maren Hartmann was a keynote speaker at the Geomedia 2019 conference (http://geomedia.se/conference/2019/). Here she discusses some of the key ideas that relate to the theme of home and her research in this area.
https://udk-berlin.academia.edu/MarenHartmann

Maren Hartmann 'Homing:  finding / making / destroying  home?'

On the podcast today I talk with James Ash from Newcastle University about his research in smart technologies and the ways in which these devices change the relationship of users to objects and what implications this has in terms of agency and autonomy. Due to the corona virus situation this interview was done via computer and the sound is less than that we would have in the studio.

https://www.ncl.ac.uk/sacs/staff/profile/jamesash.html

Smart Objects and Control in Digital Space with James Ash

From John Lynch at the Geomedia Studies Research Group of Karlstad University, Sweden.