Our new schedule begins on Saturday, March 5th 2011
Arahan Claveau talks about the departure of Khamudy and the arrival in April of Raul Crimson as a new host on Soup Radio, Raul joins Arahan for a chat about his future plans. Also mentioned is a new performance by Jeremy Owen Turner at Odyssey, followed by an audio mix* conceived as a response to the current political climate and specially recorded for this edition of the show.
*NOTE: an open mind and illicit stimulants are necessary to achieve the recommended level of resonance in the frontal lobe.
Amy Freelunch travels to Providence, Rhode Island, the birthplace of H.P.Lovecraft, to give a talk to students at Brown University. Her plans to reunite with an old friend with a shady past who mysteriously disappeared two years ago, are thwarted by a combination of a lack of meds and the weird atmosphere of the town. Instead, Amy plays a selection of classic American performance art pieces inspired by the disquieting surroundings of her hotel room.
Penumbra Carter talks to artist and musician Misprint Thursday about her
involvement in the creation of "Theorem, music inspired by the sciences", and how
collaborative sessions over the internet
have culminated in the forthcoming exhibition entitled Visualizing Theorem to be hosted on the UTSA sim in
Second Life.
Full show notes and tracklisting on the blog -
Thanks for listening!
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