Serpentine Podcast

How are algorithms shaping the world of work? We team up with IMPAKT Festival to explore how data and public space are interlinked + how sound is shaped by data. The Demystification Committee share sounds from the 2010 Flash Crash and we listen in on a discussion on data and public space between Judith Bihr, Charlie Clemoes and Albert Meijer, chaired by Marina Otero. (369) Podcast produced in collaboration with Reduced Listening

Karl Marc rapping plus how will political participation look when technology brings about the collapse of capitalism? It's a big one + some big guests. Can there ever be a universal basic income? Intelligence Squared panel bring us up to speed on all things UBI. Podcast produced in collaboration with Reduced Listening.

It's not just Marcel Proust and Truman Capote who do their best work in bed anymore, now we all do! Beatriz Colomina engages in horizontal thinking and welcomes guests into her bed: Katharine Vega, Nina Power, and Matthew Fuller. Plus new temporal realities with Dr Helga Schmid, and a performance from Precious Okoyomon. Podcast produced in collaboration with Reduced Listening.

Ever considered the function of art as an anthropological question? How do you find your identity as an artist? What does it mean to make work as an artist? We talk with Daniel Ross, Jon Gray, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and Sir David Adjaye.

You get it, it's all about labour, we make today's episode in one day, scripted, recorded and edited - straight from the Royal Geographic Society + 70 guests… we work for work! Wth Stella Creasy, Wilson Oryema, Nick Srnicek, Nanu Al-Hamad, Beatriz Colomina, and more.

Did we welcome work into the home? Has our existence transformed through this new environment? We teamed up with the Design Museum to think about how the merging of work and home life: the new work-home environment has transformed domestic life, challenging traditional notions of privacy, efficiency and ideas around domestic labour.

What part of your work are you least valued for? What aspects of your work life are invisible? Do we seek to make them visible or not...what are the implications for interspecies and posthuman landscapes? We teamed up with the Dutch Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale and Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam.

Do you work for pleasure, or work to survive? We teamed up with Furtherfield, another gallery in London to discuss Playbour and gamification. Hosts Lucia and Victoria also listen to Treebour: an audio art piece by Marija Bozinovska Jones, originally created for Furtherfield's Playbour exhibition.