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- Rhizomatic Radio #4On this week’s show, we are joined by my very own mother – Laura Rocha Nakazawa! Tune in as we talk about the power and precarity of memory, experiencing “saudade” (a longing/melancholy that cannot be reconciled), and the role enduring friendship plays in rhizomatic living.1 hr 6 min
- Rhizomatic Radio | #3 feat. Tongo Eisen-MartinWe are joined this week by San Francisco’s own revolutionary poet and organizer, Tongo Eisen-Martin. Tune in as we talk about the masks we wear, the need to engage in an ongoing political process, and how this moment calls for radical imagination in tandem with revolutionary organization, commitment, and transformation. On the other side of […]0 min
- Rhizomatic Radio # 2On this week’s episode of Rhizomatic Radio, special guests MC K~Swift and DJ Kream representing Oakhella grace the studio with a special live mix and thoughtful conversation on everything from preserving Oakland culture in the face of rapid gentrification, sharing tips on how to start & sustain a business and why throwing parties in a […]0 min
- Rhizomatic Radio #1This is the debut episode for Rhizomatic Radio and the return for Dj Isanaka! With warm welcomes back, tune in to this amazing mix on ADP.FM. #PlayOfTheDay59 min
About Rhizomatic Radio
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Rhizomatic Radio takes its inspiration from a philosophical concept developed by two French philosophers: Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari. While much of our society (our schools, our jobs, etc.) is…
modeled after the vertical structure of a tree, where there are distinct beginnings (the roots at the bottom) and desired endpoints (the branches at the top), the rhizome resists this linear and chronological structure. Instead, it grows horizontally and spreads like water. As a model for culture, the rhizome represents an open-source approach that values process and decentralized connections that move in surprising and unpredictable ways.