| AUGUST 27, 2006
The last episode
AUGUST 20, 2006
Readings from the Writer's
Edge Conference {1:03:00}
Performances by Miranda July from 10 Million Hours in a Mile
Lonely Planet Travelcast: Roadtrips
{12:26}
Music by Joy Division
AUGUST 6, 2006
Bookcast with author Dan Fesperman: "The
Prisoner of Guantanamo" {10:42}
P.O.V. - Al
Otro Lado (To the Other Side) | PBS {13:14}
Studio 360 interview
with Richard Linklater {15:10}
Mashup of the Week Podcast: Perfect
Rump {4:05}
SLAM IDOL Contest
12 {10:04}
Word Nerds: Failure
and Success {39:59}
Music by Big Star
JULY 30, 2006
An interview with Toby
Young by the Culture
Catch {47:00}
"Nothing
But Fog" by Gregory Whitehead {34:00}
Music by My Bloody Valentine
JULY 16, 2006
Travel in Stasis
series by Joan Schuman {33:51}
John
Cage interviewed by Jack Hirschman in 1963 {27:00}
Interview
with Dr. Glen Elliott, Author, "Medicating Young Minds"
{31:29}
Music by the late Syd Barrett
JULY 9, 2006
New Letters on Air: Sarah Vowell {29:00}
New Letters on Air: David Ray {29:00}
"Independent
Minds: Peter Sellers" by Murray Street Productions {55:00}
JULY 2, 2006
"Environmental Infection Mutation" by Dallas Simpson {43:00}
"Style Warz"
by Aaron Henkin {48:50}
"The Last Duel" by CBS Radio {30:00}
Music by the Strangulated Beatoffs
JUNE 25, 2006
"Dead
Letters" by Gregory Whitehead {55:00}
Crossing Borders by Hearing Voices {53:00}
Music from the Beta Lactam Ring Records "Lactamase" 10-inch
series
JUNE 18, 2006
An evening of 75 laughs with Jonathan
Katz {53:00}
After TV: Interview with Gerd
Leonard {21:00}
Music by Steve Reich
MAY 21, 2006
"Deep
Wireless 3", a radio art compilation {2:00:00}
1/ Pedestrian Hitch-hiker with a chair (excerpt) by Christian Nicolay
2:25
2/ The Queen of Bees by Victoria Fenner 6:02
3/ Wait Late by Penn Kemp & Anne Anglin 2:21
4/ Almost There by Ivan Elezovic 6:27
5/ Apricot Wensleydale by Jill Summers 14:27
6/ Soundroam (Halifax) excerpt by Eleanor King & Stephen Kelly 6:14
7/ The Day Before by Guiseppe Rapisarda 6:03
8/ Other Music by Eric Leonardson 9:01
9/ Starship Majora: The Shape Shifter by Michael Townsend & Dan Bernard
23:46
CD 2
1/ it was without a beginning by mark mclaren 2:48
2/ Water Power by Dallas Simpson 6:42
3/ The Book of Worm by the Church of Harvey Christ 5:24
4/ Night Orchestra by Penn Kemp and Bill Gilliam 3:17
5/ Some Sort of Dark Force by Sarah Boothroyd 4:55
6/ Electromagnetic Journey by Keith De Mendonca 3:00
7/ Killing Fields by Genevieve Robertson and Jayson Ellerbeck 5:12
8/ Help Children if Necessary by James Wyness 13:37
9/ Grip Radio: A Specific Scandal by Stephen Lategan 31:41
MAY 7, 2006
"We
Remember: the Countries of Europe Described"
from The Little Gray Book Lectures series {34:11}
"We
Remember: Hints on Public Singing"
from The Little Gray Book Lectures series {25:48}
Mark Eitzel
interviewed for the Culture Catch {40:00}
Music by Grant McLennan
of the Go-Betweens:
"in the core of a flame" from Liberty Belle and the Black
Diamond Express
"finding you" from Ocean's Apart
"unkind and unwise" from Spring Hill Fair
"the clock" from The Friends of Rachel Worth
"unfinished business" from Bright Yellow Bright Orange
APRIL 30, 2006
Two interviews from the Culture Catch:
Devo 1 and 2
{55:00}
New Letters on Air: Mike Strand {29:00}
With wit and style, former U.S. Poet Laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner
Mark Strand talks about his life in letters, the dark humor of his poetry,
and his refusal to speak his native French language. Strand reads from
several of his books including A Blizzard of One, which won the Pulitzer
Prize in 1999. His new work is published in the newest issue of New Letters
magazine.
Music by Oval: 94 Diskont, Dok
APRIL 23, 2006
Four interviews from the Culture Catch:
David Cronenberg
(film)
Mark Russell
(avant garde theatre)
Les Paul
(guitars)
the
Coturri Brothers (wine)
Music by Captain Beefheart: the original Shiny Beast sessions
APRIL 16, 2006
Three
radio works by Glenn Gould:
1. The Search for Pet Clark {23:18}
2. The Scene {46:40}
3. The Three Cornered World {15:30}
APRIL 9, 2006
Prometheus Radio Project Spectrum Roadshow:
Dharma Dailey and Hannah Sassaman 03.23.06 {1:30:00}
DJ Singe, London Fog: free103point9
Benefit at Galapagos {30:00}
APRIL 2, 2006: National Poetry Month special
(((HearingVoices))): Wordshakers
{59:30}
Songs by the Silver Jews (album):
punks in the beerlight (tanglewood numbers)
pet politics (the natural bridge)
new orleans (starlight walker)
time will break the world (bright flight)
like like the the death (american water)
slow education (bright flight)
black and brown blues (the natural bridge)
"Malice: an Afterthought", a radio play featuring Alfred Hitchcock
[1945]
MARCH 19, 2006
The Fourth Tower
of Inverness, Disc 5+6 of 6
MARCH 5, 2006
The Fourth Tower
of Inverness, Disc 4 of 6
FEBRUARY 26, 2006
The Fourth Tower
of Inverness, Disc 1+2+3 of 6
FEBRUARY 19, 2006
New Letters on Air: Mona Lisa Saloy {29:00}
Winner of the 2005 T.S. Eliot Poetry Prize, Mona Lisa Saloy reads from
her award-winning collection Red Beans & Ricely Yours. Chosen in January,
long before Hurricane Katrina, the book describes the lives and culture
of black New Orleans, turning folk sayings into polished verse, vibrant
with local history. The poetry judge, Ishmael Reed, has said “Ms.
Saloy’s book might be the last will and testament of a great city.”
New Letters on Air: Salman Rushdie {29:00}
Widely known for his novel The Satanic Verses and the resulting fatwa
issued against him by the Ayatollah, Salman Rushdie says his biggest regret
about the book is that most people did not realize it was a comic novel.
He talks about what separates literary writing from genre writing, and
reads from his newest novel, Shalimar the Clown.
Music by Tom Waits from:
"Closing Time"
"Real Gone"
"Frank's Wild Years"
"Bone Machine"
"Swordfishtrombones"
"Blood Money"
"Rain Dogs"
FEBRUARY 12, 2006
The Wire Episode 7:
The Wheels of Steel {52:58}
The Wire Episode 8: The
Digital Democracy of Sound {52:58}
JANUARY 29, 2006
The Wire Episode 6: Welcome
to the Machine {52:58}
JANUARY 22, 2006 (3-hour special)
The Wire Episode 3: Going
Electric {52:58}
The Wire Episode 4: Good
Vibrations {52:57}
The Wire Episode 5: The
Sound Around {52:57}
JANUARY 15, 2006
The Wire Episode 1: Hallo,
Hallo {52:57}
The Wire Episode 2: The
Change of the Sound {52:58}
JANUARY 8, 2006
Patti Smith: Horses
30th Anniversary {59:00}
"The
Sounds of Christmas, Live at the Tate Modern, December 2004"
by People Like Us {31:04}
"Kill" from the NBC radio series Lights Out {22:25}
JANUARY 1, 2006
Interview with the late Derek
Bailey from KPFA {25:21}
Music by Derek Bailey - "Melancholy Babes, pt. 1" from the album
Han {26:09}
Edgar Varese' Sonic
Liberation {57:46}
DECEMBER 11, 2005
"Summerisle
Horspiel" by Momus and Anne Laplantine {24:41}
"Interview
with Salvador Dali (1963)" by David Bryson {7:40}
"Interview
with Audrey Chen" by Aaron Henkin {12:00}
"Speech Acts" by Joan Schuman {27:16}
A triptych exploring the complexity of language. A bound and gagged voice
asks three questions about the loss of lanugage; the nosy neighbor of
Echo and Narcissus offers her opinions in a mock interview; and a couple
remembers the first year of marriage when the husband practiced complete
silence.
"Krzysztof
Knittel - Robak Zdorbywca" from 40 years of Polish Experimental
Radio from Studio Warsaw {11:44}
music - "Dr. Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop"
DECEMBER 4, 2005
(((HearingVoices))): Old
School Radio Special {59:30}
The Handbook of Field Recordings: sampler CD {57:00}
"Lovely
Ways to Burn" by Gregory Whitehead {27:00}
NOVEMBER 27, 2005
"The Lungfish
Radio Project" by Aaron Henkin {20:39}
"Alaskan Fish
Guts" by Terin Mayer {5:11}
"Taboo Box" by Joan Schuman {14:46}
"Such a Donkey"
by Jason Rayles {7:31}
"Four Short Radio Works" by Darren
Copeland {24:44}
"The Third Man (The Adventures of Harry Lime): Too Many Crooks"
by Orson Welles {29:00}
"The Festival of Lint", "Hymn: The Lint Bunny", and
"Orace No Humny"
by the Harvey
Christ Radio Hour {11:10}
NOVEMBER 20, 2005
"Quiet,
Please" - Part 2 of an audio documentary about field recording
by Aaron
Ximm
NOVEMBER 13, 2005
"Quiet,
Please" - Part 1 of an audio documentary about field recording
by Aaron
Ximm
NOVEMBER 6, 2005
Pacific
Drift from KPCC {58:59}
"Life
Unseen" by Darren Copeland {58:59}
OCTOBER 30, 2005
"War of the
Worlds, an Annotated Guide" by WNYC's Radio
Lab {58:59}
War of the Worlds, the original broadcast {51:03}
OCTOBER 16, 2005
No Direction
Home: The Soundtrack to the Bob Dylan Documentary {2:00:00}
OCTOBER 9, 2005
(((HearingVoices))): Mushroom
Cloud Radio Special {59:30}
"What's the Word" program #163 - Contemporary
Language Poetry (29:11)
Modern Language Association, 2003.
Produced by Sally Placksin.
music by Elizabeth
Cotton
OCTOBER 2, 2005
Henry Cowell: A
Musical Autobiography (April 6, 1961) {1:19:00}
Henry Cowell talks about his life and plays examples of his music from
his entire career as a composer—a fascinating document. He mentions
the diversity interests from his childhood, giving up violin at age 8,
hearing Irish tunes hummed by his father, early American Ozark mountain
tunes sung by his mother. Living in San Francisco, he was exposed to international
influences, playing and humming along with his Japanese, Chinese &
Tahitian playmates.
New Letters on Air: Gary Soto {29:00}
Gary Soto talks about his early beginnings as a poet, and as a poor Mexican-American
kid growing up in Fresno, California. Soto has written more than 70 books,
however he has stopped writing adult poetry to focus exclusively on writing
books for children and young adults. In this interview, Soto reads from
his poetry collection One Kind of Faith, and his book of essays, The Effects
of Knute Hamson on a Fresno Boy, his novel Amnesia in a Republican County,
and his latest collection of short stories, Help Wanted.
"Pimp my PC!
Portrait of a LAN Party" by Aaron Henkin {9:30}
SEPTEMBER 25, 2005
New Letters on Air: Doug Wright {29:00}
Winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his play I Am My Own Wife,
Wright shares some insights into the research and writing of the life
of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, a German antiques dealer and transvestite
who escaped persecution by both the Nazis and the Communist East German
government. Wright also discusses his previous plays, including the award-winning
Quills about the Marquis de Sade, which set him free from writer’s
block and was made into a major motion picture.
Interview with Derek
Bailey from KPFA {25:21}
Schadenfreude: Twin
Arches -- Who Killed Scruffy McMuffin? {28:45}
music by DJ Qbert - "Demolition Pumpkin Squeeze Music"
SEPTEMBER 18, 2005
Ca
Dao: Vietnamese Folk Poems, from UbuWeb {28:00}
New Letters on Air: The
poems of Martin Espada {29:00}
Fluxsweet,
from UbuWeb {25:07}
music by the Monks - "Black Monk Time"
SEPTEMBER 11, 2005
"We're on
Duty" by Richard Paul - {59:00}
"Asylum"
by Sandra Htyte - {29:00}
music by Six Organs of Admittance - "Dark Noontide"
AUGUST 28, 2005
Tokyo
Rose by Radiola - {59:00}
Gangbusters, a syndicated radio drama - {59:00}
AUGUST 21, 2005
Anne
Waldman lecture on William S. Burroughs's cut-up method - {1:03:00}
AUGUST 14, 2005
Johnny Cash: Ring
of Fire - {59:00}
Brooklyn According
to Kalish - {1:00:00}
AUGUST 7, 2005
Laurie
Andersson Interviewed on KPFA's Ode to Gravity:
December 6th, 1984 {1:55:44}
JUNE 26, 2005
Brian
Eno Interviewed on KPFA's Ode to Gravity:
February 2nd, 1980 {1:55:44}
JUNE 19, 2005
"Deep
Wireless 2", a radio art compilation {1:58:00}
CD 1
1/ Deep Deep Wireless (an intro) by Gregory Whitehead 0:20
2/ As We Know by Gregory Whitehead 2:25
3/ Losing It (excerpt) by Katharine Norman 4:15
4/ Night Ascends From the Ear like a Butterfly by Hideko Kawamoto 8:12
5/ Pants on Fire / Liar Liar by Marjorie Chan 13:17
6/ Walking in Bad Circles by Joan Schuman 3:26
7/ J'apprivoisie La Rue Saint-André by Andrea-jane Cornell 7:20
8/ Tuning In (Section 1) by Linda Okeeffe 9:02
9/ The Harvey Christ Radio Hour presents: The Big Baptizing! 13:36
10/ Soul of the City by Eldad Tsabary 7:58
11/ FREEDOM HIGHWAY by Emmanuel Madan 6:46
CD 2
1/ Soundbite Society by Milena Droumeva 10:05
2/ redo / speaking song by Debashis Sinha 4:49
3/ Arctic Sun Arctic Wind by Audrey Churgin 4:46
4/ Esquizofrénia (Schizophrenia) by Alexis Perepelycia 9:59
5/ Loud is Paramount by Lisa Gasior 6:01
6/ In Silent Time by Richard Windeyer 12:21
7/ Pop Titles 'You' by Pamela Z 3:42
8/ Rocket by Aura Bogado 6:20
9/ 9.17.2003 by Mike McFerron 4:47
10/ Blacktop by Jay Needham 12:41
JUNE 12, 2005
"Deep Wireless 1", a radio art compilation {1:58:00}
CD 1
1-3/ Little Man in the Ear by Chantal Dumas/Christian Colon
4 / Railway Lines by Sylvi MacCormac
5-7/ Six Silk Purses by Fortner Anderson and others
8/ Waiting...For Love by Nicholas Longstaff
9/ Time Tells You by Kristiana Clemens
10/ Generational Echoes by Audrey Churgin
11/ Hello by Nik Beeson
CD 2
1/ Municipal Pier by Andra McCartney
2/ Sifted Mass by Carey Dodge
3/ The Culture of My Voice by Marian van der Zon
4/ Radio: What Do I Do? by Chandra Bulucon
5/ Pas Avec Espoir, Pas Sans Espoir by Richard Windeyer
6/ As It Happens by Dreamstate
7/ Cambridge Bay Soundscapes by Victoria Fenner
8/ Witness: Round Journey by Sylvi MacCormac
9/ Surface Documents by Chantal Dumas/Christian Colon
APRIL 17, 2005
"A View from
the Bridge" by L.A. Theatre Works {1:58:00}
APRIL 3, 2005 - National Poetry Month Special
"Seahorses
and Flying Fish" by Christian Bök {3:09}
"Poetry Combine"
by Larry Masset & Andrei Codrescu {8:07}
From the Jack
Kerouac Disembodied School of Poetics (Naropa University):
1. Ted Berrigan - "Heroin" {2:28}
2. Gregory Corso - "The Mad Yak" {1:23}
3. Philip Whalen - "Statement on Poetry" {1:25}
4. Meridith Monk - "The Tale" {1:43}
Readings by Charles Bukowski:
1. Eartquake {2:01}
2. Hot {3:02}
3. Eighteen Cars Full of Men Thinking of What Could Have Been {3:41}
"Chapter
E" (from the book E U N I O A) by Christian Bök {15:29}
"The Vowels"
by Claudia Schmidt {5:01}
"The Poet
and the Painter" by Jackson Braider {5:19}
"Border Voices"
by Dan Epstein {28:00}
"Don't Talk
Put Your Head on My Shoulder" by Dana Ward {2:49}
"Strawberry"
by Paisley Rekdal {2:40}
"What the
Hell Do You Mean That Poem Made No Sense?" by Yuri Hospodar {1:39}
"How Shall Our Judgment Be Carried Out Upon the Wicked" by Diamanda
Galas {8:00}
Readings by William S. Burroughs:
Present Time Exercises {2:21}
Working With the Popular Forces {2:48}
MARCH 27, 2005
The Fourth Tower
of Inverness, Disc 6 of 6 {1:12:29}
music by Gary Wilson - "Do You Think You Really Know Me"
"Nobody Died" from the NBC radio series Lights Out {22:25}
MARCH 20, 2005
The Fourth Tower
of Inverness, Disc 5 of 6 {1:12:29}
music by the Meat Puppets - "II"
"Nobody Died" from the NBC radio series Lights Out {22:25}
MARCH 13, 2005
The Fourth Tower
of Inverness, Disc 4 of 6 {1:12:29}
music by Parliament - "Mothership Connection"
"The Rocket Ship" from the NBC radio series Lights Out {28:20}
MARCH 6, 2005
The Fourth Tower
of Inverness, Disc 3 of 6 {1:12:29}
music by Alexander "Skip" Spence - "Oar"
"State Executioner" from the NBC radio series Lights Out {22:25}
FEBRUARY 27, 2005
The Fourth Tower
of Inverness, Disc 2 of 6 {1:12:29}
music by Cocorosie - "la maison de mon reve"
"Bathysphere" from the NBC radio series Lights Out {29:25}
FEBRUARY 20, 2005
The Fourth Tower
of Inverness, Disc 1 of 6 {1:12:29}
"The Sound of Sounds" by Premier Albums Inc. {32:00}
music by Derek Bailey - "Aida"
FEBRUARY 13, 2005
"The
Crucible" by L.A. Theatre Works {1:58:00}
FEBRUARY 6, 2005
"Tossing
Away the Keys" by Dave Isay with Wilbert Rideau and Ron Wikberg
{30:00}
"The Sunshine Hotel"
by David Isay {30:00}
"Biography
of 100,000 Square Feet" by Benjamin Temchine {30:00}
"Revolt of the Worms" from the NBC radio series Lights Out {23:00}
JANUARY 30, 2005
"Written
in My Soul from Me to You: Blood on the Tracks at 30" from WFUV
{1:59:00}
JANUARY 16, 2005
"A Gambler's
Prayer" from The Little Gray Book Lectures series {18:24}
"Grey Ghost"
by Allan Coukell {30:11}
"Donovan's Brain, pts. 1+2" (feat. Orson Welles) from the CBS
Radio series Suspense
music by Can - "Mother Sky"
JANUARY 9, 2005
"Journalists
and War" by the Nieman Program on Narrative Jouralism {58:30}
"The
Prison Industrial Complex" by Angela Davis {54:00}
JANUARY 2, 2005
"The 2004
Third Coast Festival Broadcast" by Public Radio International
{1:59:00}
DECEMBER 19, 2004
"Silent Movie:
A Radio Story" by Aaron Henkin {9:35}
"Sounds in
a Cowboy's Head" by Claes Andreasson {10:23}
"High Moon/Tell
Them NAPA Sent You" by Jerry Stearns and Brian Price {28:14}
"The Substance
of Style and The Meaning of Sports" by Prime Time Radio {59:00}
DECEMBER 12, 2004 - a September/October M.T.
sampler
"I Wish"
by Marjorie Van Halteren {1:58}
"Misfire"
by Sarah Varney {4:13}
"Interview with Steve Earle" by Paul Ingles {28:12}
"Garbage Man"
from the People Who Work series by Richard Paul {3:52}
"Hafid is
Free" by Lee Fuoco {5:12}
"The Son
of a Bitchin' Bomb Went Off" from Downwinder
Diaries
by Claes Andreasson {2:57}
"Reconstructing
Providence: Adaptive Reuse..." by Robin Amer {22:30}
"Heard: At
Once, Bell Buoys" by Rob Rosenthal {3:30}
DAY
OF THE TRIFFIDS, Part 6 of 6 {29:32}
DECEMBER 5, 2004
The Radiant Dissonance radio series:
+ Episode 9 featuring Chantal
Dumas {30:00}
+ Episode 8 featuring Wende
Bartley {30:00}
"Ed and Dale:
Porpoise Hunters" by Rob Rosenthal {10:31}
"Episode
Three of Marconi's Adventures in Magic" by M. Travis DiNicola
{14:26}
DAY
OF THE TRIFFIDS, Part 5 of 6 {29:32}
NOVEMBER 28, 2004
Fray: Cafe Event
in Cardiff
DAY
OF THE TRIFFIDS, Part 4 of 6 {29:32}
NOVEMBER 21, 2004
"The Writers
Studio, featuring Nicholson Baker" by KERA {59:00}
Music for gypsies and belly dancers
DAY
OF THE TRIFFIDS, Part 3 of 6 {29:32}
NOVEMBER 14, 2004
A sampler of early blues, aka race records, from 1923 to 1938
"A Gambler's
Prayer" from The Little Gray Book Lectures series {18:24}
"Grey Ghost"
by Allan Coukell {30:11}
DAY
OF THE TRIFFIDS, Part 2 of 6 {29:32}
NOVEMBER 7, 2004
"Cult"
from the Invisible Ink radio series {29:00}
"Reckless
Rhetoric" by National Radio Project/Making Contact
"Hallelujah
Nietzche" from the Offramp radio series {26:44}
DAY
OF THE TRIFFIDS, Part 1 of 6 {29:32}
OCTOBER 31, 2004
"Independent
Minds: Peter Sellers" by Murray Street Productions {55:00}
The War of the Worlds - Orson Welles, 1938 {55:00}
OCTOBER 24, 2004
"Reconstructing
Providence: Adaptive Reuse..." by Robin Amer {49:00}
The
Harvey Christ Radio Hour - "The Denial Song"
' ' - "The Oily Elite"
' ' - "Hide the Missile"
' ' - "The Buzzard Orchestra"
Selections from MusicWorks
Magazine 54
OCTOBER 17, 2004 - a July/August M.T. sampler
"Welcome to
Camp" by The 60-Second Radio Hour {3:08}
"The Fair"
by Jason Rayles {10:28}
"Hungry March
Band" by Trent Wolbe {5:45}
"Stencil
Pirates" by Adam Allington {3:45}
"RN Documentary:
Mind over Marketing" by Radio Netherlands {29:30}
"Image Makers"
by Cheryl Devall of MPR {5:36}
"If You See
Something" by John Mulrooney/Sean Cole {9:01}
"The Basement"
by The 60-Second Radio Hour {4:33}
"ElectionWatch
'04: Hip Hop and Elections" by National Radio Project {29:00}
"Bells From
Everest" by Tina Antolini {4:15}|
OCTOBER 10, 2004 - the fundraiser special
"Grad Student
Disco for Dollars" by Hillary Frank {4:55}
"An Anatomy
of Humanity" by Geo Beach {7:00}
"Onstage with
No Words Song" by Sheila Daughtry Cowley {3:43}
"Misfire"
by Sarah Varney {4:13}
"Hafid is
Free" by Lee Fuoco {5:12}
"Garbage Man"
from the People Who Work series by Richard Paul {3:52}
"Giantman"
by Hillary Frank {10:27}
"Sounds Like
Yesterday" by Aaron Henkin {12:59}
"Office Artist"
by Dmae Roberts {6:18}
"Office/Gallery"
by Raquel Maria Dillon {5:37}
"Naked People"
by Richard Paul {6:05}
"Heard: At
Once, Bell Buoys" by Rob Rosenthal {3:30}
"The Son
of a Bitchin' Bomb Went Off" from Downwinder
Diaries
by Claes Andreasson {2:57}
OCTOBER 3, 2004
"War of the
Worlds, an Annotated Guide" by WNYC's Radio
Lab {58:59}
"SOAPBOX
Election Special" by Hearing
Voices {58:50}
SEPTEMBER 26, 2004
The Radiant Dissonance radio series:
+ Episode 7 featuring Sarah
Peebles {30:00}
+ Episode 8 featuring Darren
Copeland {30:00}
Sampler from the Book
of SFX radio series on WZBC
"Cambridge
Bay Soundscape" by Victoria Fenner {7:47}
SEPTEMBER 19, 2004
"The Anti-Gambler"
from the Invisible Ink radio series {29:00}
"Interview with Steve Earle" by Paul Ingles {28:12}
"The Coffin in Studio B" from the NBC radio series Lights Out
{27:51}
"Alimentary,
Watson" from the Offramp radio series {27:32}
SEPTEMBER 12, 2004
"Episode
Three of Marconi's Adventures in Magic" by M. Travis DiNicola
{14:26}
"The Brighton Strangler" by CBS Radio {29:07}
music by Negativland (Crosley Bendix Radio Reviews) - "Electricity"
music by Peter Roehr - "Typhoo"
"H2O"
by Melonie Magruder {53:18}
music by Georges Montalba - "In a Persian Market"
SEPTEMBER 5, 2004
"The Essence
of Dick Cheney's RNC Speech" by Christopher Sprinkle {2:00}
"I Wish"
by Marjorie Van Halteren {1:58}
music by Pere Ubu - "Michele"
music by Jack Rose - "White Mule"
"Das Fuhrer
Clean " by Robert Novak {13:07}
music by DJ Food - "The Dusk"
"Gethsemane
II " by Robert Novak {9:08}
music by the Art Bears - "Moeris Dancing"
music by Leonard Cohen - "Chelsea Hotel #2"
"Hungry For
Kerouac" by Marjorie Van Halteren {3:30}
music by PJ Harvey - "It's You"
music by Tarwater - "Ford"
"Imitation"
by the B-Side Radio series {29:00}
music by John Fahey - "The Great San Bernardino Birthday Party"
AUGUST 29, 2004
"Baltimore's
Spoken Word Underground" by Aaron Henkin {13:29}
"The Beatles
Tour America, Part 2" by Paul Ingles {8:09}
"RN Documentary:
Mind over Marketing" by Radio Netherlands {29:30}
"Stencil
Pirates" by Adam Allington {3:45}
"Turnstyles
003 Hour 2: Trailer Bride" by Airbubble Industries {59:00}
AUGUST 22, 2004
"The Beatles
Tour America, Part 1" by Paul Ingles {8:15}
"Plus One"
by Monika Mueller {6:53}
"Hungry March
Band" by Trent Wolbe {5:45}
"Musical
Injuries" by Hillary Frank {5:10}
"ElectionWatch
'04: Hip Hop and Elections" by National Radio Project {29:00}
"Turnstyles
004 Hour 1: Gaby Kerpel" by Airbubble Industries {59:00}
AUGUST 15, 2004
"The Most
German Day Ever" by Brendan Greeley {13:07}
"Sawlady"
by Noah Reibel {3:11}
"Ken Best/Stephen
John Dunkley" by Noah Reibel {6:38}
"Art of the
Grotesque" by Angela Taylor {5:23}
"If You See
Something" by John Mulrooney/Sean Cole {9:01}
"G-Strings
and the GOP" by George Bodarky {7:04}
"Turnstyles
006 Hour 1: Matmos" by Airbubble Industries {59:00}
"Harvey Pekar:
My Father" by Eric Nuzum {3:00}
AUGUST 1, 2004
*listen to the intro*
"Haunted
Cabin" by Jake Warga {20:00}
"The Spirit
of John Wayne" by David Palmer {7:41}
"The Devil's
Radar, Chapter 1" by Hans Anderson {20:00}
"Turnstyles
002 Hour 1: Sex Mob" by Airbubble Industries {59:00}
JULY 25, 2004
"The Home-State
Record: John Kerry" by Vermont Public Radio {4:12}
"The Home-State
Record: John Edwards" by Vermont Public Radio {4:12}
music by Joseph Jarman - "Little Fox Run"
"An Interview
with John Kerry" by Ben Philpott of KUT {4:41}
"Image Makers"
by Cheryl Devall of MPR {5:36}
music by Derek Bailey - "Body and Soul"
"Fundraisers"
by Cheryl Devall of MPR {4:25}
"By the People"
by Catherine Komp of WAER {7:56}
music by Cecil Taylor - "Crossing Pt. 2"
"Whose Vote
Counts" by American RadioWorks {1:00:00}
"Moore Hates
Bush" by Merle Kessler of KQED {1:59}
JULY 18, 2004
"Welcome to
Camp" by The 60-Second Radio Hour {3:08}
"Mystery
Train" by Hillary Frank {6:09}
music by Serge Gainsbourg - "Mickey Mousse"
"Willard"
by Blue Chevigny {14:38}
music by Boxhead Ensemble - "Nobody"
"Beep"
by The 60-Second Radio Hour {4:01}
"What Matters"
by 10 in Their 20s {2:36}
music by the Vandermark Five - "Fact and Fiction"
"Think About
Your Movies" by 10 in Their 20s {2:32}
"One Computer
Voice Too Many" by Laura Strickler {3:10}
music by Autechre - "Drone"
"Hypermusic"
by Susan Shepherd {12:29}
music by Legendary Pink Dots - "Oceans of Emotions"
"Politics
Up-Close and Personal" by 10 in Their 20s {2:52}
"The Basement"
by The 60-Second Radio Hour {4:33}
music by Brion Gysin - "G"
"Rainbow
Pigs" by Kate Welch {4:00}
music by Zeena Parkins - "Dough"
JULY 11, 2004
"The Fair"
by Jason Rayles {10:28}
"Sit Perfectly
Still, the World Will Present Itself to You" by
Claes Anderson {15:08}
"Errol Morris
interview, 7/02/04" by Brian Bull {35:51}
"Frank Sabatino,
Fisherman" by Joe Richman and Emily Botein {7:39}
"Bells From
Everest" by Tina Antolini {4:15}
"Riverside
Church Barber" by Joel Meyer {7:52}
"The Well-Rounded
Radio: Mission of Burma" by Charles McEnerney {25:00}
"Smart, Rich
and White" by Sean O'Connor {2:27}
"4th of July
Fireworks" by Hans Anderson {3:28} |
