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The Last Stand Podcast
By Creative TimeArts
The Last Stand Podcast episodes
- Episode Three Part One — Rhizomatic Networks and Mutual Aid
In this episode, professor, lawyer, and organizer Dean Spade talks with mycologist Peter McCoy about applying the characteristics of fungal networks to the political work of resource distribution, resilience building, and solidarity.
26 min - Episode Two — The Future of Forestry
This episode considers the future of forests and what equity and repair in land management could and should look like. We start with a roundtable on the future of urban forestry in New York City with advocates from the Forest For All coalition, featuring Alexander Bender (Tri-Lox), Lindsay Campbell (USDA Forest Service, NYC Urban Field Station), Joseph Charap (Green-Wood Cemetery), Tami Lin (The Nature Conservancy), and Nelson Villarrubia (Trees New York). In part two, ecologists and educators Dr. Angelica Patterson and Dr. Suzanne Pierre discuss the intersection of climate change and human inequality.
34 min - Episode One — Sounds of the Forest
This episode features a conversation between Kamala Sankaram, artist and composer of The Last Stand and the world’s leading forest ecologist Dr. Suzanne Simard. In part two of this episode, evolutionary ecologist and ecoacoustics expert Dr. Monica Gagliano and musicologist Frank J. Oteri discuss the sonic relationship between plants and musicians.
37 min - Amy Goodman at the Creative Time Summit: The Curriculum VeniceThis Summit podcast features Amy Goodman, journalist and host of Democracy Now!. She spoke at our 2015 Summit, The Curriculum at the 56th International Art Exhibition of la Biennale di Venezia.Our theme music is an adaptation of "Memory" by Creo: freemusicarchive.org/music/Creo/~/Memory_152037 min
- Teju Cole at the Creative Time Summit: The Curriculum VeniceThis Summit podcast features writer and critic Teju Cole. He spoke at our 2015 Summit, The Curriculum at the 56th International Art Exhibition of la Biennale di Venezia.Our theme music is an adaptation of "Memory" by Creo: freemusicarchive.org/music/Creo/~/Memory_152013 min
- Boots Riley at the Creative Time Summit: The Curriculum NYCThis Summit podcast features poet and rapper Boots Riley. He was a keynote speaker at our 2015 Summit, The Curriculum NYC.Our theme music is an adaptation of "Memory" by Creo: freemusicarchive.org/music/Creo/~/Memory_152032 min
- Ahmet Öğüt at the Creative Time Summit: StockholmThis Summit podcast features artist Ahmet Öğüt. In 2014, he spoke at the Creative Time Summit: Stockholm.Our theme music is an adaptation of "Memory" by Creo: freemusicarchive.org/music/Creo/~/Memory_152014 min
- Ted Purves at the Creative Time Summit: Living as FormThis Summit podcast features writing, artist, and curator Ted Purves. Purves served at California College of the Arts as the chair of the first US graduate program in social practice. He spoke at our 2011 Summit, Living as Form, which took place in NYC.Our theme music is an adaptation of "Memory" by Creo: freemusicarchive.org/music/Creo/~/Memory_15209 min
- Alicia Garza at the Creative Time Summit DC: Occupy the FutureThis Summit podcast features Alicia Garza, a co-founder of #BlackLivesMatter. She was a keynote speaker at our 2015 Summit, Occupy the Future, which took place in Washington, D.C.Our theme music is an adaptation of "Memory" by Creo: freemusicarchive.org/music/Creo/~/Memory_152018 min
- Birgitta Jónsdóttir at the Creative Time Summit: StockholmThis Summit podcast features Birgitta Jónsdóttir, a poet, activist, and member of the Icelandic Parliament. In 2014, she spoke at the Creative Time Summit: Stockholm.Our theme music is an adaptation of "Memory" by Creo: freemusicarchive.org/music/Creo/~/Memory_152012 min
About The Last Stand Podcast
From the publisher's feed
Welcome to The Last Stand podcast, a mini-series on the social life of forests, reparative land management, and just climate futures on the occasion of Creative Time’s newest public art commission, Kamala Sankaram’s experimental opera of the same name.
Expanding over five parts and ten hours, Sankaram’s The Last Stand invites us into 300 years of sonic history told entirely through field recordings. As the years unfold, the human impact on the forest becomes visceral: species disappear, storms intensify, and the drone of highways and planes becomes constant.