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Bodily agency in the work of trans artist Edua Restrepo by TRYTOBEGOOD

Birthwork, weaving textiles, teaching art, and telling stories by TRYTOBEGOOD

The world is a mess but at least there's round babies who seem to appreciate Chinese comics with titles such as "Electrocat and Lightning Dog"! This episode features R. Orion Martin, translator and a scholar of 连环画 lianhuanhua (Chinese serial comics) and founder of paradise-systems.com which distributes and publishes Chinese comic artists.

QURULI - Wandervogel

SUPERCAR - Yumegiwa Last Boy (Live)

Fishmans - Ikareta Baby

PREP - Cheapest Flight

PUNPEE - Oyome ni oide 2015 feat. PUNPEE

CHAI - N.E.O

Shintaro Sakatomo - Yuurei no kibun de

Maki Asakawa - Yuki ga furu

VIDEOTAPEMUSIC - Sekai kakkoku no yoru

D.A.N. - Ghana

Tujiko Noriko & Aoki Takamasa - Fly Words

L'Rain - Stay, Go (Go, Stay) https://astronautico.bandcamp.com/album/lrain

Naruyoshi Kikuchi - Gundam Thunderbolt main theme

Vampire Weekend - Step

A conversation with designers at Hopscotch: Creative Coding, and educators in tech at #CS4AllNYC and #ethicalCS about the ethical issues in the industry, in curriculum, and how those can be addressed to promote equity in computer science.

Very excited to have on the show James Z. B. Vanié, Shane Strassberg, and Hector Fabian Nandez, veterans from the U.S. military who decided to pursue careers in design after their service. The topic of military service is incredibly loaded as most of us liberal-leaning folx advocate for demilitarization and are contributors to the stigma against individuals who've served, when we should be addressing larger systems of colonization and capitalism. During this talk we'll hear about what these vets learned during their deployment and how they've translated that into insights about humanity and behavioral change.

Stupid Hackathon is the "one-day event where participants conceptualize and create projects that have no value whatsoever.

The years of 2016-17 have become a span of time when "stupid has gone mainstream and become normalized, and satire is no longer valuable." Our politics and media now are so inundated with the stupid that we confuse what is really at stake. Do we agree that whatever's going on now is just a big stupid hackathon?

Megan May Hem Daalder's film about two of her firsts: discovery of Serbia's Museum of the Revolution in New Belgrade, and falling in love with a total stranger

How do oral histories help create frameworks for cities of resilience? Diane Wong researches gentrification's impact on low-income immigrants and the mobilization of Chinatown residents in their fight for their homes. Mélissa Emily is the first artist-in-residence at Wing On Wo & Co. The W.O.W. Project, founded by Mei Lum and will unpack yesterday's 店面 Residency: Artist Talk + Arts & Activism Roundtable event. We're also joined by Jenni Loo who will speak to her experience interning and volunteering out of high school!

Kira Simon-Kennedy guest-hosted TRYTOBEGOOD to talk with Imara Jones and Kwame Akosah about voting rights, gerrymandering, and what we can do to make sure elections work better from now on.