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RADIO // DJ Culture DJ Alex from the Voices Collective, Treadin' Tempos Radio show Enter with a clap of thunder then... retro soul to disco to electro. DJ Alex, Tokyo representative for French superstar DJ Laurent Garnier's F Communications label, established a reputation in Tokyo as a serious DJ. This show is from a 2005 session. Enter with a clap of thunder then... retro soul to disco to electro. DJ Alex, Tokyo representative for French superstar DJ Laurent Garnier's F Communications label, has established a reputation in Tokyo as a serious DJ over the past several years... Originally aired 8/5/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Art & Technology Trends in Education: Computer Art Hosted by Daniel Durning Radio show This is the second show surveying trends in education on Art and Technology. Daniel Durning discusses the philosophy of teaching Digital Arts with three leading educators and chairs of the top Computer Art Programs in New York City. Guests are... Originally aired 8/1/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Mark Zupan, Murderball Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show What the amazing documentary Murderball makes clear is that Mark Zupan, his teammates and their opponents can be as ferocious and as dazzling as Mad Max on the court in their souped-up, specially constructed chairs. Or off. Mark Zupan has been hailed as 2005's most unlikely action hero and, for once, that's not hype. After all, the blond, tattooed, ferocious star player of the U.S. Paralympics rugby team, who is front and center in Murderball, is confined to a... Originally aired 8/1/05 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Close Listening Ted Greenwald Hosted by Charles Bernstein Radio show New York native Ted Greenwald reads some of his best-known poems from Common Sense along with new works. Greenwald is the author, most recently, of The Up and Up, from Atelos Press. His many other books of poems include Word of... Originally aired 8/1/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Goodbye Dear Old Stepstone Railroad Songs Hosted by Nathan Salsburg Radio show Playlist 01 Nickel Plate Road #759 Sounds of Steam Railroading (The High Iron Company/Semaphore Records/O. Winston Link Railway Productions) 02 Alex Hood and His Railroad Boys - L & N Rag (2:43) Music of Kentucky Vol. 1 (Yazoo) 03 Byron... Originally aired 8/1/05 Listen Read More »	DJ Scribe Radio show One of the most respected DJs on the contemporary New York club scene, DJ Scribe's eclectic and soulful sets range from laid back lounge vibes to dancefloor killers. On this program Scribe plays and discusses tracks from the 1979 film Hair DJ Scribe has become one of the most respected DJs on the contemporary New York club scene. His eclectic and soulful sets range from laid back lounge vibes to dancefloor killers. On this program Scribe plays and discusses tracks from the 1979 film... Originally aired 8/1/05 Listen Read More »
DJ Bob Sinclar: Africanism Mix Radio show Who is Bob Sinclar? An international man of mystery. Since he first emerged in 1976 his career path has taken in spy, jewel thief. Riviera playboy, mercenary, arms smuggler, Monte Carlo card shark, Studio 54 bellboy, high-class gigolo, sunglasses... Originally aired 8/1/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Warm Up DJ Kaos Radio show From Berlin, the legendary master of the wheels of steel, former member of Terranova, and initiator of the infamous Ghost Cauldron project, DJ Kaos played P.S.1's summer Warm Up concert series in July 2005. From Berlin, the legendary master of the wheels of steel, former member of Terranova and initiator of the infamous Ghost Cauldron project DJ Kaos appeared at P.S.1 fresh from the release of his full-length electro party-mix Hello Stranger. Recorded... Originally aired 7/30/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Ziad Doueiri, Lila Says Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Lebanese-born, American-trained Ziad Doueiri's film Lila Says, his French-language adaptation of a controversial erotic novel, proves that sex, teenage lust and a stunning new star are all you need to score with your second feature film. Lebanese-born, American-trained (but now considered a French filmmaker) Ziad Doueiri's film Lila Says, his French-language adaptation of a controversial erotic novel, proves that sex, teenage lust (or love) and a stunning new star are all you... Originally aired 7/25/05 Listen Read More »
RADIO // The Bio-Blurb Show Animal Magnetism and Zoomorphic Zones Radio show Exploring the changing relationship of humans towards animals brought about by novel bio-technologies, this edition focuses on animals as scientific research models and their incorporation in works of art. Exploring the changing relationship of humans towards animals brought about by novel bio-technologies, this edition focuses on animals as scientific research models and their incorporation in works of art. The discussion addresses some of the bio-... Originally aired 7/25/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Close Listening Nick Piombino Interview Hosted by Charles Bernstein Radio show Nick Piombino in conversation with Charles Bernstein on blogging, on the poet's career, on competition and hierarchy, and on appreciating art through the temporary suspension of judgment. Nick Piombino is the author of Poems, Boundary of... Originally aired 7/25/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // DJ Culture DJ Alex in Tokyo Radio show DJ Alex, Tokyo representative for French superstar DJ Laurent Garnier's F Communications label, has established a reputation in Tokyo as a serious DJ over the past several years. The Tokyo-bred Alex describes his sound as "hi-tech soul music." DJ Alex, Tokyo representative for French superstar DJ Laurent Garnier's F Communications label, has established a reputation in Tokyo as a serious DJ over the past several years with regular gigs at Yellow, Aoyama Cay, Loop and many other venues... Originally aired 7/25/05 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Art & Technology Trends in Education: Animation Hosted by Daniel Durning Radio show Daniel Durning discusses animation with two educators from colleges in New York City. Guests Anezka Sebek (Parsons School of Design, MFA in Design and Technology) and John McIntosh (Chair of the Computer Art Department, School of Visual Arts) talk... Originally aired 7/18/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Luc Jacquet, The March of the Penguins Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Luc Jacquet has a family but he confesses to being under the spell of faraway, isolated places. That is why he was happy to spend nearly a year in Antarctica filming March of the Penguins, chronicling the mating habits of the Emperor Penguin. Luc Jacquet, tall, dark and handsome - the very image of the modern explorer- has a family but he confesses to being under the spell of faraway, isolated places. That is why he was happy to spend nearly a year in Antarctica with a bare bones film... Originally aired 7/18/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // DJ Culture DJ Interviews: Tim Lee and Eric LoPresti Radio show Our Jeannie Hopper sits down with the two people responsible for Against Nature, seven nights of live sonic events orchestrated by Lee with visuals by LoPresti. Against Nature at the Xpo Gallery July 20-26, 2005 Opening Wednesday July 20, 6-9pm... Originally aired 7/18/05 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Rush Interactive Banks Violette Hosted by Michael Rush Radio show The young, gifted, and (some say) goth artist Banks Violette speaks with host Michael Rush about murder, Black Metal music and the Columbia MFA program. You may be surprised how articulate, self -effacing and in control of his sculptural practice... Originally aired 7/18/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Elizabeth Banks, Heights/The 40-Year-Old Virgin/The Baxter Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show In the summer of 2005, Elizabeth Banks was in three movies that demonstrate her range and willingness to take chances, taking centerstage in Heights, returning to studio films in The 40-Year-Old Virgin and starring in The Baxter. Elizabeth Banks may be among the lucky few who can say they will be featured in the entire Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy. Those films undoubtedly transformed this American Conservatory Theater graduate from a classically-trained struggling... Originally aired 7/11/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Close Listening Tan Lin Interview Hosted by Charles Bernstein Radio show Poet Tan Lin in an ambient conversation with Charles Bernstein about originality, boredom, appropriation, performance, art, teaching, T.S. Eliot, his Chinese parents, and his infant baby. Originally aired 7/11/05 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Living History Bernard-Henri Lévy Radio show How does America look to foreign eyes? Atlantic Monthly asked Frenchman, writer and philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy to travel deep into America and report on what he found. This lecture from June 2005 reflects those experiences. How does America look to foreign eyes? This year marks the bicentennial of the birth of Alexis de Tocqueville, our keenest interpreter. Atlantic Monthly asked another Frenchman to travel deep into America and report on what he found. This... Originally aired 7/11/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Material Culture Edition #1: Tobias Putrih Radio show Artist Tobias Putrih, who works primarily in cardboard installations, talks with host Brett Littman about materials, cinemas, growing up in Slovenia and the difference between sculpture and architecture. Tobias Putrih's Macula series of cardboard sculptures have been one of the most talked about pieces in the Greater New York 2005 exhibition at P.S.1. Listen in to a conversation between host Brett Littman and Putrih as they discuss materials,... Originally aired 7/11/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Goodbye Dear Old Stepstone You Can Go Home Hosted by Nathan Salsburg Radio show Nathan Salsburg assembled this playlist on the age old theme of home & hearth with tracks by Hudson Bay Women, Joe Fred Williams & Booker T. Williams, Amsata Gaoudaliz & Yankori, Gid Tanner & the Skillet Lickers, Hobart Smith, Sonny Terry & others. Lomax archivist and front porch music champion Nathan Salsburg assembled this playlist on the age old theme of home and hearth with tracks by Hudson Bay Women, Joe Fred Williams & Booker T. Williams, Amsata Gaoudaliz and Yankori, Gid Tanner... Originally aired 7/11/05 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles James Marsden, Heights/Superman Returns Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Cast as a yuppie lawyer about to marry Elizabeth Banks' Isabel and move to the suburbs, Marsden personally rates Merchant Ivory's Heights, where his bisexual character is conflicted about his sexuality, as among his best work. Leaving behind his paychecks for big-budget special effects movies like the two X-Men hits and Superman Returns, James Marsden works the indie scene in Merchant Ivory's Heights. Cast as a yuppie lawyer about to marry Elizabeth... Originally aired 7/4/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Close Listening Tan Lin Reading Hosted by Charles Bernstein Radio show Tan Lin gives an ambient reading of his recent work Controlled Vocabularies: sit back, relax, breathe deeply. Lin is the author of Lotion Bullwhip Giraffe, published by Sun & Moon in 1996 and BlipSoak, published last year by... Originally aired 7/4/05 Listen Read More »	Edition #10: All in the Family Spotlight, Pt. 2 Radio show Enjoy a one woman discussion from an episode in All In The Family's second season entitled Edith's Accident, and find out what's so dangerous about "cling peaches in heavy syrup." It will have you in stitches! Originally aired 7/4/05 Listen Read More »