Interview with University of Windsor professor Julie Sando about hyperreality.

Mark Leckey's Pearl Vision

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuyRrA-MXio

Check out FREQUENCY FEELS (a pop up exhibition of new work by Windsor-based artist Julie Sando)! Running January 22- 26, 2019 at the Arts Council Windsor & Region.

Interview with Sheila Michelle; Jane's Walk leader in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 2015. Podcast episode originally released in 2017.

A short story by the main producer of Mission Island about seeing the blue reflection of the Empire State Building last week.

Thanks to Johnny Rotten and the Free Music Archive for the track "Back to the Start" used in this episode. For music by Johnny, please see the link below:

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/johnny_ripper/soundtrack_for_a_film_that_doesnt_exist/

Interview with Annel Hernandez of the NYC Environmental Justice Alliance at the Rally to Save Our Planetfrom KXL and Trump, March 24th, 2017.

https://www.nypl.org/blog/2017/02/03/listen-les-oral-history-montage

Text originally posted in the link above:

My first question when going into making this audio montage was, "How do I edit over ten hours of tape into a six minute story?" This sounds like the hard part, but truly the hardest part of this montage was, "How do I represent an accurate depiction of the Lower East Side through its many diverse storytellers?"

In this montage, you will hear storytellers sharing stories from the 1940’s to the present. You will hear stories ranging from well-loved restaurants to the close bonds neighbors have with each other. In editing this audio montage, I wanted to reveal some difficult moments in history, like Hurricane Sandy, alongside the romanticized moments people share with the LES.

This montage also featured every interviewer who has contributed to the Lower East Side archive so far. Thank you to all the storytellers and interviewers who are featured in this montage: Frank and Lori Rothman, Nancy Montanez, Stanford Daly, Yolanda Doe, Francine Baskin, Dyna Moe, Allen Ranz, Al L, Carol Cramer-Markel, Donald Vega, Carolyn Laws-Parker, Je Jae Cleopatra Daniels, Andrew Fairweather, Claire Henry, Eddie Brawley, Elaine Daly, Janet Bryant, Jenny Andrievna, Kara Buckley Thompson, Meave Sheehan, and Tobi Elkin. Thanks also to Eddie Palmer, Brett Zehner and WFMU’s Free Music Archive for the music that is featured in the montage. Special thanks to Alexandra Kelly.

Interview with Lee Peterson, manager of Cinema Village. Recorded in Fall 2015.

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An interview with the graphic designers Bad Penny Land about making something related to the recent Black Lives Matter movement (see photo, courtesy of Bad Penny Land). Check out their website here: http://store.badpenny.land

Music used in the episode by: Big Black, Nangdo*, Jan Strach* and Half Cocked*. (* = from Free Music Archive)

Thanks Kieran for the interview. Celebrating July 4th on a roof top in Bed Stuy.

Recorded in the fall of 2015.