Podcasting about art and activism since 2005
I think the thought process actually started years ago. A long lost statement by Laurie Anderson in which she spoke of long walks she would take out of NYC, and how those were her moments of absolute freedom and non-attachment. That connected for me to the particular joy I felt on my weekend 180 mile …
Saturday, my pal Tiffany and I went to the world famous International Festival-Institute at Round Top. I have heard amazing things about this place, but until I actually made it out there, I had no idea. I really can’t really explain what is so amazing about it. I think this first soundseeing tour captures our …
I am seeing Jane Siberry play tonight. I am just stunned. As you may know, she is in my top three most inspiring artists list. Ever.
livejournal voice posts from the highway Experience-Sweet Billy Pilgrim My new Podcast at Podcaster News, The Velvet Voice. First episode out on Monday. Chris Doelle’s Fresh Media Works Blizzard of ’78-Ida Sixeyes A failed attempt to play a promo for The Flatus Show News from Ramble Redhead and the The Call to Duty Tour. Flown …
Hey kids! I am opening a show this Friday, so I am going to take a break from podcasting this week. Next week should be a big one, tho. I will be producing my first show for the Central City Co-op, and some other suprises. Stay tuned!
music:Serotonin- Nine HorsesGet on With Your Life- Stina NordenstamOmaha – Damien Jurado Activism 101: Tuskegee with Bicyclemark I will be doing a podcast for the Central City Co-op. Look for more news in the next couple of weeks. Listen for how to win this weeks contest, the prize? A Wow and Flutter DVD autographed by …
the show: Falling Hard for the Girl by Lanky. Interview/discussion with my pal JW Richard about race, the death penalty, and podcasting. Derek Etnyre won the autographed Black Math Experiment CD. CONGRATS! Special musical dedication for JW. Shout out to Mike Hipp of Podcast Soup and Soy Candles by Phebes. I seem to have taken …
This has got to be my favorite interview yet, and my first in “studio” interview. My favorite Houston band: The Black Math Experiment. Talking about their new release Fake Words and Signs from Space, their upcoming gig with Nina Hagen, and what it’s like to be an “über-pretentious, derivative, and utterly shitty pose-rock band.” Podcast: …
