Isotopica: The Resonance Series – Isotopica

Isotopica: The Resonance Series – Isotopica

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  • Multilingual, multifaceted, Intended, Multiplex, Zoe Zakovski

    Le menu est la liste des divers mets qui composent le repas. Dans un restaurant, ou à la cantine, c’est l’ensemble des mets qui peuvent être servis pour un prix déterminé. Par métonymie, le menu est le feuillet, le carton, le tableau, l’affichette, l’objet ou la brochure qui listeÂ…

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    59 min
  • Right now this is a collaboration with you Anne Bean

    Today’s program is a conversation and absolutely not a documentary… as the sheer longevity and variety of Anne’s practice utterly defies that within a 55 minute radio slot… We are in a walking conversation in annes recent exhibition in a temporary west end gallery space where England and Co, whom anne is working with are presently residing…Â Taken from anne’s website annebeanarchive.

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  • A convivial conversation with a cat on a bike as the crane cries

    This particular episode revolves around a trip to the vet with Idoru the cat, during which we share a delightful conversation around topics of the day. Our cycling conversation perfectly sets the scene for a program approaching the cutting edges of trans-species art research, featuring tracks from a new album entitled ‘Crane Cries’, which revolves around a live recording emulating the sounds…

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    59 min
  • Ken Livingstone’s London. Red, Red, and very very missed

    Born in Lambeth, South London, to a working-class family, Livingstone joined Labour in 1968 Ken went on to become the head of the GLC. The GLC began as an effort to rationalise London-wide planning, London in the 1950s could be a grim place. Large swathes of residential streets remained derelict after being bombed out during the war and the houses still standing were often squalid and…

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    59 min
  • Mr Dante fontana and some Free Jazz, as political lens, or mirror?

    The song Mr Dante Fontanna, comes from the 1966 film Fumo Di Londra a vehicle for Alberto Sordi and was composed by Piero Piccioni who was in turn pianist, organist, conductor, composer, and architect, he was also the prolific author of more than 300 film soundtracks. He played for the first time on radio in 1938 with his “013” Big Band, to return on air only after the liberation of Italy in…

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    59 min
  • Extinction or Rebellion. Our only choice now?

    Today on Isotopica we are in conversation with co-founder of Extinction Rebellion Roger Hallam. It is difficult to overstate the urgency and the scale of the climate emergency we are facing and so far Extinction rebellion seem to be the only international movement facing this head on through a sustained campaign of civil disobedience until our governments come to the table to formulate a plan to…

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    43 min
  • Dr Ben Sessa and Eye

    ben Drugs are central to my life. Just like you, I was born to a drugged mother, injected minutes after birth and repeatedly dosed throughout my childhood. My patients are simply self-medicating. And who can blame them? Their medicines (heroin, crack and alcohol) work better than mine (Prozac) at blunting life’s sharp edges Dr Ben Sessa Drugs help me get up and go to work…

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    1 hr 11 min
  • hobart

    Subtitled Radio is an accompanying project to the Isotopica Radio series. Originating from a  study of Leni reifenstahl’s Fascist Epic ‘Olympia‘, the first modern propaganda olympic games in 1936 Berlin. The spectacle of the games were designed around the film project, and intended as a lasting monument of the founding days of the One Thousand Year Reich (it lasted 12).

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