Antenna::Signals Podcast

This month's episode revolves around transformation, disguise, and the many ways both creep into our work-- and lives. Featuring performances and musings from Maurice Carlos Ruffin, Shaina Monet, Skye Jackson, and more!

Segments taken from:

"We Cast A Shadow" by Maurice Carlos Ruffin

"In Hamburg with The Negro Avenged" by Shaina Monet

"An Imitation of Life (Because Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" by Skye Jackson

Poems by NOCCA Students Naomi Addler and Elijah Zittler

This month's episode revolves around transformation, disguise, and the many ways both creep into our work-- and lives. Featuring performances and musings from Maurice Carlos Ruffin, Shaina Monet, Skye Jackson, and more!

Segments taken from:

"We Cast A Shadow" by Maurice Carlos Ruffin

"In Hamburg with The Negro Avenged" by Shaina Monet

"An Imitation of Life (Because Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" by Skye Jackson

Poems by NOCCA Students Naomi Addler and Elijah Zittler

In which we introduce you to one of this month's Antenna::Signals event presenters: historical interpreter and French Quarter carriage driver & tour guide Charlotte Jones. Her and David talk mules, tourism industry, Nicolas Cage, and more in this month's podcast.

UPDATE: Since recording this, a location for the Signals event was announced. It will be held at the St. Alphonsus Art & Cultural Center on Wednesday, March 26th at 6PM. The address is 2045 Constance Street.

Uploaded on March 6th 2019.

In which we introduce you to one of this month's Antenna::Signals event presenters: historical interpreter and French Quarter carriage driver & tour guide Charlotte Jones. Her and David talk mules, tourism industry, Nicolas Cage, and more in this month's podcast.

UPDATE: Since recording this, a location for the Signals event was announced. It will be held at the St. Alphonsus Art & Cultural Center on Wednesday, March 26th at 6PM. The address is 2045 Constance Street.

Uploaded on March 6th 2019.

On this month's podcast we're diving into complications of place, perception, identity-- all kinds! Featuring interviews with Dr. Jeffery U. Darensbourg on indigenous history in Louisiana, Kristina Kay-Robinson on social media and perception, and filmmaker Julia Elizabeth Evans and Singleton's Mini-Mart owner Beau Nguyen on the role of New Orleans corner stores in our community. Originally uploaded on February 6th 2019.

On this month's podcast we're diving into complications of place, perception, identity-- all kinds! Featuring interviews with Dr. Jeffery U. Darensbourg on indigenous history in Louisiana, Kristina Kay-Robinson on social media and perception, and filmmaker Julia Elizabeth Evans and Singleton's Mini-Mart owner Beau Nguyen on the role of New Orleans corner stores in our community. Originally uploaded on February 6th 2019.

There's always good material left on the cutting room floor, so from time to time we'll be posting portions of interviews and other things that didn't quite fit into the monthly episode. In this first supplemental, you'll hear Bob Snead and Nic Aziz speak about the upcoming Slave Rebellion Reenactment, a project conceived and initiated by artist Dread Scott in partnership with Antenna, as well as other things to get excited about in 2019.

Uploaded on January 28th 2019. More info on the Reenactment can be found at www.slave-revolt.com

There's always good material left on the cutting room floor, so from time to time we'll be posting portions of interviews and other things that didn't quite fit into the monthly episode. In this first supplemental, you'll hear Bob Snead and Nic Aziz speak about the upcoming Slave Rebellion Reenactment, a project conceived and initiated by artist Dread Scott in partnership with Antenna, as well as other things to get excited about in 2019.

Uploaded on January 28th 2019. More info on the Reenactment can be found at www.slave-revolt.com

The first episode of the Antenna::Signals Podcast, a show exploring the ideas that flow in and out of New Orleans. In this episode, artists recount how they came to see themselves as real, functioning artists-- and not just impostors.

Produced and edited by David Benedetto and featuring Bob Snead, Nic Aziz, and Jamell Tate. Originally uploaded on January 9th 2019.

The first episode of the Antenna::Signals Podcast, a show exploring the ideas that flow in and out of New Orleans. In this episode, artists recount how they came to see themselves as real, functioning artists-- and not just impostors.

Produced and edited by David Benedetto and featuring Bob Snead, Nic Aziz, and Jamell Tate. Originally uploaded on January 9th 2019.