"“The act of interpretation is personified, given dangerously high stakes, and in many cases, made to seem like impossible task. An open-ended ""audio guide"" originally commissioned for Cliff Eyland's Library Gallery in Winnipeg, and then Owens Gallery in New Brunswick. The companion does not relate to any of the artworks the gallery except by accident. For this podcast, the companion expands outward to provide its services to any artwork anywhere.”"

"Part 1

The introduction of this series states that ""tours can be followed in any order"", but this is wrong, and a lie. First is presented an absolutely inviolable order in which to view a group of artworks. After that, a special ritual to avoid sensorial numbness. "

Written by: Ray Fenwick

Performed by: Ray Fenwick

Produced by: Ray Fenwick

Sound Design by: Ray Fenwick

Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios

Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

At David & Tanner's shop, you can buy, sell, trade, or pawn anything - as long as it's metaphysical! A rotating cast of characters - both flesh and bot - come through the shop to have their mundane, sentimental, and dangerous ideas and memories valued and removed by an arsenal of metaphysical extraction machines.

In Part 2 - First-time prospective pawner Chuck visits the shop with a pretty dumb idea. Will D & T make the buy? Will Chuck get dumb cold feet?

By: hyperreal film club (David McMichael, Tanner Hadfield, Jenni Kaye)

Written by: David McMichael & Tanner Hadfield

Recorded by: Tanner Hadfield & Michael Perkins

Music by: Emily Ng & Nino Soberon

Produced by: hyperreal film club

Edited by: Tanner Hadfield

Sound Design by: Tanner Hadfield & Emily Ng

Mixed by: Tanner Hadfield

Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios

Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

some okay stories by zach dorn

An old landlord of mine owes me $850. Let me know if you see this guy. He's an opera singer from Astoria, Queens - Chas Elliot.

Written by: Zach Dorn

Performed by: Zach Dorn

Produced by: Zach Dorn

Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios

OK Stories originally released by Pecan Crazy Records

Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

Cab driver Doug Grouphlin presses *Record* in his downtown taxicart.Ep 1: Cab

Part 1 - Driver Doug Grouphlin presses *Record* in his downtown taxicart.

By: Michael Ferstenfeld, Jeff Britt, Blake Robbins

Written by: Jeff Britt, Michael Ferstenfeld, Curtis Luciani

Recorded by: Michael Ferstenfeld

Music by: Podington Bear

Produced by: Michael Ferstenfeld

Edited by: Michael Ferstenfeld

Fares: Blake Robbins, Yamina Khouane, Will Cleveland, Amber Quick, Joel Dale, Judd Farris.

Downtown crowd: Alex Shaw, Lindsay Scarborough, Dan Patrevino, Anna Eisley.

Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

A short EP about the cat Captain Bartok

Written and Recorded by Zac Traeger and Sam Chown