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Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2 - Mentors, Teachers & InspirationsIn our final episode, we’re feeling all the things—grateful, exhausted, and still buzzing with excitement. We catch up on life, reflect on where we draw inspiration, and dive into the differences between mentors and teachers. Plus, we take a joyful look at Glenn Barkley’s Ceramics: An Atlas of Forms—not so much a review, more a celebration. Thanks for sticking with us this season. See you soon for more great chats!Here's links to some of the things we spoke about this episode: artisanShifting GroundSixtyMoon Do...
2025-07-241h 00
Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2 - Sarah HotchinToday we chat with our new friend and local maker Sarah Hotchin. Sarah is a true artist with creativity at her core. She is currently working as a graphic designer while also creating with clay. We speak to her about living in Istanbul where she learnt the skill of hand building and the importance of sharing a meal. She also speaks about being part of a studio in San Francisco and how it feels coming back to regional Queensland. A highlight is hearing about Sarah's practice of journaling - we are truly inspired! Sarah shares a creative l...
2025-07-1053 min
Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2- Kirsti FalconerIn this episode, we chat with Kirsti Falconer, a ceramic artist based on Yuggera country in the Lockyer Valley. Kirsti shares how her background in painting, gallery curation, teaching, and community organising informs her ceramic practice. We explore her creative evolution, the role of place and community in her work, and celebrate her recent First Class Honours and University Medal from the University of Southern Queensland. Tune in for a rich conversation on art, identity, and creative connection.You can get in touch with Kirsti on instagram @kirstifalconerAs always we'd love to hear from...
2025-06-261h 04
Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2 - Chat about copying, ownership and a book reviewRora and Jane catch up for a relaxed cuppa and chat. We discuss a few updates in our lives and delve into some recent discussions that piqued our interest that have been happening on Instagram. Jane also has just read Clay: A Human History by Jennifer Lucy Allen and shares some great stories from it.As always we'd love to hear from you! Talk to us via email birdsofclaypodcast@gmail.com or DM @birdsofclay_podcastFind us on instagramRora @aurora_elwellJane @jane.orme.pottery
2025-06-1254 min
Birds of Clay PodcastJAC x BoC SPECIAL - Live from Adelaide!We have a special episode today – a live recording of the launch for Issue 641 of the The Journal of Australian Ceramics (JAC), Adelaide on Kaurna Land, 3 May 2025 (election day!). The afternoon launch event included a visit to the APY Studio Adelaide, including meeting some of the Blak Manta artists featured in JAC issue 641. Then we headed to Es Ceramics studio visit to see a throwing demonstration from Guy Ringwood.Next stop was The Wheaty for a panel discussion on the journal theme INDUSTRY & STORY with Alison Smil...
2025-05-291h 21
Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2 - Clairy LaurenceIn this episode, we sit down with celebrated Brisbane-based ceramic artist Clairy Laurence, whose bold, expressive sculptures elicit dreams, fairytales, and the surreal. Known for her richly detailed figures and distinctive visual language, Clairy shares the story behind her artistic evolution—from early apprenticeship days to her full-time practice, and her deep roots in Brisbane’s creative community. We delve into her memories of Amfora Gallery, her role in the Field Trip space, and the development of her unmistakable style. Clairy also reflects on the joys and challenges of teaching, the shifting landscape of Australian ceramics, and the development of a...
2025-05-1552 min
Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2 - Laura PascoeWe head down to Meanjin (Brisbane) to visit the amazing Laura Pascoe at Vacant Assembly, a hybrid arts working space in the vibrant and changing suburb of West End. Laura embraces a sensitive approach to her making, drawing on the Australian landscape. She also has a passion for holding space for others to create and exhibit. Our rich chat covers many topics including the intersection of architecture and clay, community, making, woodfiring and life as a creative.Laura Pascoe is a Meanjin (Brisbane)-based ceramic artist, interior designer, and art curator with a background in architecture. She...
2025-05-011h 06
Casa Fuzetta - The House of StoriesSEASON 2 - Episode 5 - Insights from a first time guestIn this week’s episode of Casa Fuzetta - the House of Stories, we hear from Jane Mackie, founder of Rora Dairy on her perspective of Olhao, Casa Fuzetta and our Workations as a first time guest.
I challenge you not to smile as you hear Jane fall under the spell of Olhao’s everyday magic - from the crazy mix of architecture to be found across the town, the beautiful attention to detail, the charm of the local people and of course, the delicious food.
Jane also shares the magic of finding herself within a gr...
2025-04-2031 min
Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2 - Catch up & chat about teachingRora and Jane finally get the chance to sit down and catch up. The beginning of 2025 has been a little rocky and both of our lives seem to be dominated by lots of teaching. So teaching? What role does it play in our practice? What about balance? How do we teach? What do we teach and when do we teach? It's a rambling ride of a chat but hope you get something from it.If you have feedback, ideas or just feeling like sharing, please reach out. ______________________________________________________________Talk to us via em...
2025-04-171h 10
Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2 - Larissa WarrenToday we chat with the multi-talented Larissa Warren. We delve into hearing all about her recent commission at HOTA, what it's like being a regional artist, and how she lives a creative life. Larissa also shares her passion for research - examining clay, people and history and speaks about her curation of an upcoming national touring exhibition. We are so grateful for this chat and are taking away some great advice for our own practices!Check our Larissa's show 'Echos of Place' at Gallery Smith in Prahan, Melbourne until April 19th, 2025. Larissa Warren is a c...
2025-04-031h 10
Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2 - Isis ReadingThis episode we're speaking with Ipswich ceramic artist, Isis Reading. Using very few tools other than her hands, Isis creates uniquely figurative functional and sculptural ceramics, thoughtfully finished with an array of hand-made glazes. We discuss how Isis uses her creative practice to support her family, how she maintains a positive outlook and how she has cultivated a creative, slow, love-filled lifestyle. If you'd like to follow her work or stay notified on her markets, check out Isis on instagram: @eyes_of_isis_ ______________________________________________________________Talk to us via email birdsofclaypodcast@gmail.com or DM @bi...
2025-03-211h 03
Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2 - Ruby YehToday we chat with Ruby Yeh! We discuss Ruby's experience growing up as Taiwanese Australian and the pressure she has felt around achieving. We also delve into art prizes, chat about dealing with self doubt, and hear about Ruby's adventures. (Sorry for the background noise - it's hard to find a quiet place in the big city!) Ruby Yu-Lu Yeh is a Taiwanese-Australian ceramic artist in Meanjin/ Brisbane. She uses wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques to create and develop works that can be sculptural and functional. Ruby’s current exploration focuses on creating vessels with texts as a...
2025-03-061h 17
Birds of Clay PodcastSeason 2 - Welcome to 2025!Welcome to 2025 and our second season!In this episode we're having a cuppa and catching up. Chatting about the busy end of 2024, current projects, and goals and expectations of 2025. We have some wonderful interviews coming up that we're very excited for and fingers crossed a wonderful new way to support the podcast through Patreon coming soon.Thanks for supporting us, we're so excited for this season!--------------------------------------------------------Talk to us via email birdsofclaypodcast@gmail.com or DM @birdsofclay_podcast.Find us on InstagramRora @aurora_elwellJane @jane...
2025-02-2052 min
Birds of Clay PodcastClay Connections: Holly MacdonaldWelcome to Clay Connections, our short side series. In this episode we are chatting with the wonderful Holly Macdonald. At the time of recording, Holly was undertaking a residency at the Scottish Sculpture Workshop https://www.ssw.org.uk/. We chatted about this experience, working with clay through performance, community practice and the ups and downs of living a creative life. A wonderful inspiring chat! Holly Macdonald is an independent artist working across ceramics, performance, interdisciplinary collaboration and community practice. Through her practice she explores the dynamic relationship between maker, material, and place. By following c...
2024-10-241h 12
Birds of Clay PodcastClay Connections: Samuel Leighton-DoreWelcome to Clay Connections, our short side series.Today we chat with the very talented Samuel Leighton-Dore. Sam is a screenwriter, director and interdisciplinary visual artist based on the Gold Coast, Queensland, living and working on the lands of the Kombumerri families from Yugambeh Language Region. Sam's calmness, warm nature and humour shine through while we chat about vulnerability, toxic masculinity, social media and our struggles with boundaries.Please check out the below links, especially the smile tiles - they really do make you smile.https://www.instagram.com/thesmiletiles/h...
2024-10-1051 min
Birds of Clay PodcastClay Connections: Eva MastermanWelcome to Clay Connections, our short side series.It's our first international chat! Today, Jane is speaking with Eva Masterman from Newcastle, England. Eva Masterman is an artist and educator working with clay for over 16 years, in both sculpture and collaborative participation. She is the founder of The Clay Commons, a developing organisation and podcast that explores clay as an agent for change and community studios as sites of emancipatory education and anticapitalist organising. We chat about the changing face of clay education, the rise of the studio model, creating more inclusive communities a...
2024-09-261h 06
Birds of Clay PodcastClay Connections: Monte LupoWelcome to Clay Connections, our short side series.Today Jane visits Monte Lupo; an amazing clay studio and cafe that provide employment opportunities for artists living with a disability. https://www.montelupoarts.org.au/https://www.instagram.com/montelupoarts/--------------------------------------------------------Talk to us via email birdsofclaypodcast@gmail.com or DM @birdsofclay_podcast.Find us on InstagramRora @aurora_elwellJane @jane.orme.pottery
2024-09-1232 min
Birds of Clay PodcastClay Connections: Jane & RoraWelcome to our short side series — Clay Connections!In a new series of the podcast, we are focusing on wellbeing, community and creativity. We believe in the power of creativity to heal and bring people together.In this first episode we talk about our own journeys with mental health, when clay becomes work, process vs outcome, imposter syndrome, teaching, community and boundaries. If you or someone you know is in crisis and needs help now, call triple zero (000). You can also call Lifeline on 13 11 14 — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.You...
2024-08-2957 min
The SRUC PodcastMini-Series: The Science of Food. Episode two - Diving into DairyWelcome to part 2 of a four-episode mini-series, produced by Kerry Hammond of the SAC Consulting Food & Enterprise Team (part of SRUC). This mini-series focuses on the science of food. In this episode, Kerry is joined by Jane Mackie the founder and Entrepreneur behind Rora Dairy, NPD Chef at SAC Consulting, Morag Hamilton, and SRUC Head of Dairy Research, Professor Richard Dewhurst to explore how science & innovation met enterprise to create amazing new products, and also to hear about their stories, and opinions on industry at the moment. This episode was funded by the University Innovation...
2024-07-1845 min
Birds of Clay PodcastEpisode 12 - Education, Memory and Connecting to Landscape with Artist and Educator Rachel NorthThis week we were joined by Rachel North, an educator and multi-disciplinary artist working on Yuggera Ugarapul Country. Rachel's work explores the complex connections between landscape and memory. Using ceramics, painting and textiles to communicate her conceptual ideas, Rachel tells us how her practice has evolved over time to cross creative disciplines and deepen her understanding of how place can hold and hinder memory. Rachel tells us about her experiences as an arts educator of the next generation and how she engages her students with the medium of clay. Lastly we ask Rachel how to begin working...
2024-07-041h 08Birds of Clay PodcastEpisode 11 - Do Clay, Think Clay, Be Clay with Nathanlie MarieToday we had the privilege to talk to Nathanlie Marie. Nathanlie (aka Lily) is at the early stages of building a career in clay. It was wonderful to hear her deep passion for the material and be reminded of that obsession we both started with. Nathanlie Marie is a Filipino artist currently based in Australia. Informed by her lived experience, she works with ceramics and sculpture to investigate the impact of memory on the human experience, as well as the individual and collective identity. Marie investigates the complex emotions brought on by sentimentality towards seemingly mundane objects...
2024-06-201h 03Birds of Clay PodcastEpisode 10 - 'This glaze turned out nothing like I had planned'This episode we chat about our personal glaze journeys, where we are in our glaze educations and where we want to be. We discuss how we use glaze in our creative practices and our introductions into using commercially made glazes and how we began experimenting with raw materials to make our own. The best way for us to reach new listeners is through word of mouth so if you like our podcast please let your clay friends know and leave us a rating or review! Resources: For Flux Sake Podcast
2024-06-061h 09Birds of Clay PodcastEpisode 9 - Talking with David Usher about a creative lifeToday Jane chats with artist, educator, academic and community worker, David Usher. We chat about David's rich history in the arts in Brisbane and Toowoomba, his research into the 'Spook' and the importance of community. Please check out David's instagram as it really brings this chat to life with artworks and photos: a real archive of a creative life! https://www.instagram.com/the_david_usher/David Usher is a Brisbane born Toowoomba based artist undertaking a Doctorate at the University of Southern Queensland - his area of research is ‘the Spook’. David...
2024-05-2359 minBirds of Clay PodcastEpisode 8 - Clay Gulgong 2024 ReflectionIn the episode today we are reflecting (gushing) about the week we have just had in North West NSW at Clay Gulgong. Clay Gulgong is a week long biennial event, globally recognised for its strong links with the field of ceramics. It is run by Mansfield Ceramics and brings an amazing group of national and international artists to the beautiful town of Gulgong. https://www.mansfieldceramics.com/clay-gulgong/about/@claygulgong_mansfieldceramics Here are the artists we spoke about:Josh Copus @joshcopuspottery https://www.joshcopus.com/Tan Tek H...
2024-05-0953 minBirds of Clay PodcastEpisode 7 - Putting your work into the worldToday Rora and Jane discuss putting their work into the world. When do you do it? Where do you do it? How do you do it? Deep dives into markets, galleries, art prizes and more. Have something to add or a question? Talk to us via email birdsofclaypodcast@gmail.com or Instagram @birdsofclay_podcast.Find us on InstagramRora @aurora_elwellJane @jane.orme.pottery
2024-04-251h 10Birds of Clay PodcastEpisode 6 - Sustaining an Arts Career with Shannon Garson & Sarah RaynerIn this episode we have the privilege to speak to two amazing artists - Shannon Garson & Sarah Rayner! Both women live and work on beautiful Jinibara Country (Maleny and surrounds) in Regional Queensland (in the background you can hear the local birds squawking/chirping and leaves rustling.)It's a long rich chat. We cover so many great topics - clay origin stories, working from a home studio, finding your voice, artist statements, importance of community, and the power of critique. Shannon Garsonhttps://www.instagram.com/shannongarson/https://www.shannongarsonporcelain.com.au...
2024-04-111h 25Birds of Clay PodcastEpisode 5 - Kilns Kilns Kilns!Today we are at Rora's place and we are taking a deep dive into Kilns! Rora has a Gas Kiln and Jane has an Electric Kiln, we both got them second hand and have had our challenges. We are no experts, just sharing what we have learnt along the way. Have something to add or a question? Talk to us via email birdsofclaypodcast@gmail.com or Instagram @birdsofclay_podcast.Find us on InstagramRora @aurora_elwellJane @jane.orme.pottery
2024-03-281h 06Birds of Clay PodcastEpisode 4 - Interview with Regional Artist Peta BerghoferOur first interview!!! In this episode we are interviewing the all time great human Peta Berghofer. We speak about many topics including working with clay, inspiration and design processes, teaching and artist residencies.Peta Berghofer is an Australian artist based on Giabal and Jarowair lands/Toowoomba, Queensland. Working with clay as her medium and the vessel as her form, Peta creates both ceramic sculptures and functional wares for daily use. Her work references historically familiar form and function, but she disrupts these expectations of traditional vessel-based, ceramic art practices. Whether functional or functionless, Pe...
2024-03-141h 01Birds of Clay PodcastEpisode 3 - 2024 Goals!Setting Goals for 2024 - where we're going in 2024, what we want to explore and how to find joy in the things we struggle with (including more reclaim chats - it seems to be an ever-present subject for us both!).Please reach out if you have any questions or ideas for Birds of Clay. You can get in contact with us birdsofclaypodcast@gmail.com or Instagram @birdsofclay_podcast.Find us on InstagramRora @aurora_elwellJane @jane.orme.pottery
2024-02-2859 minBirds of Clay PodcastEpisode 2 - Introductions continuedWelcome to the Birds of Clay Podcast! Episode 2 is the part two to our introductions. We go into more detail about where we exactly are in the world (the famous Lockyer Valley!) and what's going on for us right now. Again, this was recorded late 2023, it's taken a while to learn how to edit and use all the tech. We'll catch up soon!The group show we spoke about is on now. If you are in the Toowoomba, Queensland region you can check it out at Rosalie Gallery Goombungee until 3 March 2024 https://events.tr.qld.gov...
2024-02-2231 minBirds of Clay PodcastEpisode 1 - Introducing Us!Welcome to the Birds of Clay Podcast! Episode 1 is just a little introduction to who we are and our clay journeys. We are good chatters so our intro will be over two episodes. It's also taken us a while to get here so we are living in the past (we recorded late 2023) but everything is still relevant. We'll catch up soon!Please reach out if you have any questions or ideas for Birds of Clay. You can get in contact with us birdsofclaypodcast@gmail.com or Instagram @birdsofclay_podcast.Find us on I...
2024-02-2230 minBirds of Clay PodcastBirds of Clay Podcast TrailerA little taste of what's to come - clay, chats and laughs!Episode 1 coming soon...
2024-02-1301 min
OBS: RadioessänTillvarons tillhåll 3: Gentrifieringen och städernas dödHur mycket gentrifiering tål en stad? Elin Grelsson reflekterar över Jane Jacobs som ägnade nästan hela sitt liv åt att diskutera samhällsutveckling och demokrati utifrån ett stadsperspektiv. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Ursprungligen publicerad 19 augusti 2019.För vem eller vilka existerar staden? Frågan har diskuterats intensivt de senaste decennierna, både i Sverige och utomlands. Gentrifieringsprocesser, där ett områdes sociala status höjs genom inflyttning...
2023-07-2509 min
Depășim PrejudecățiEp. 20 Cum să accepți mai ușor deficiența pe care o ai?Iată-ne ajunși la ultimul episod de podcast din acest an și din acest sezon! Scopul acestui podcast a fost de a te ajuta pe tine ca și ascultător să găsești aici informații și istorii de viață care să te inspire, să te motiveze și să îți întărească încrederea că prin educație și perseverență poți schimba în bine calitatea vieții tale, dar și a celor cu care interacționezi, indifferent dacă ai sau nu o dizabilitate.
Pentru susținere și schimbarea societății noastre de a nu mai gândi în baza prejudecăților și a ste...
2021-12-3032 min
A Darker Wave#355 A Darker Wave 04-12-2021 with guest mix 2nd hr by Ryan Michael RobbinsA Darker Wave, the best in underground techno, tech house, deep house and anything else we like enough to play in the show, presented by Jacki-E and P-Mac.
The guest mix in the second hour is by Ryan Michael Robbins is a DJ / Producer based in San Francisco. He’s known for his mysterious blend of Techno & Minimal Dark Tech music. He’s had several Beatport Top 100 charting releases and his DJ sets are highly acclaimed. He balances his day between Fierce Animal Recordings, where he’s Co-Owner, & Dark Star Audio as a Project Manager & Audio E...
2021-12-052h 00
Grow Cook InspireSeries 4, episode 2; In conversation with Jane Mackie, Rora DairyIn this weeks episode we head to Aberdeenshire to visit Rora Dairy, where we speak with Jane Mackie the driving force behind the no nonsense yogurt. Plus there are great ideas for things to do in the garden and I tell you more about Radio 2’s Big Bee Challenge Competition. To round things up we’ll be foraging and cooking with elderflower. {www.roradairy.co.uk, https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/2qk4dDdJJdsVFmcLhZ7RwmW/how-to-enter}
2021-06-2327 min
VargtimmenBarnVi tittar närmare på ett antal skräckberättelser inom film och litteratur där barnet står i centrum. Tomas känner igen tillvaron som äventyrslysten tioåring i all-ages-spektaklet The Gate och Lars berättar om anledningen till att det här årets sommarlov blir längre än vanligt. Vi pratar också om: Mats Strandberg, Hemmet, Vacany, Dead Calm, Lugnt vatten, Don’t Look Now, Antichrist, Frankenstein, Hajen, Jurtjyrkogården, Assault on Precinct 13, Toxic Avengers, Låt den rätte komma in, John Ajvide Lindqvist, Tomas Alfredsson, Det, Stranger Things, Short Circuit, Explorers, The Goonies, Stand by Me, Indiana Jones...
2018-06-031h 41
VargtimmenUppföljareVi granskar skräckkulturens credo att uppföljaren alltid är underlägsen originalet och lyfter ett par exempel inom både film och litteratur där motsatsen är fallet. Tomas frågar sig varför Alice Cooper-sanktionerade trettiotalsskådisen Dwight Frye aldrig fick en egen monsterfilm och Lars gläntar på dörren till en del av filmhistorien som kanske borde förblivit stängd. Vi pratar också om: Iron Maiden, Terminator 2, Kiss, Mad Max 2: the Road Warrior, Mötley Crue, Prom Night 2, The Devil’s Rejects, House of 1000 Corpses, Ouija: Origin of Evil, Creepshow 2, Halloween 2, Evil Dead 2, Aliens, Hellbound: Hellrais...
2018-05-061h 28
Vargtimmen2017Vi sammanfattar vår upplevelse av historiens hittills mest vinstinbringande skräckår. Tomas lyfter fram en av världens bästa sämsta skådisar och Lars prövar en psykologisk teori kring varför vi ägnar en så stor del av våra vuxna liv åt skräck. Vi pratar också om: Stephen King, Mr. Mercedes, The Mist, The Dark Tower, Gerald's Game, Carel Struyken, 1922, Thomas Jane, Möss och människor, Vredens druvor, John Steinbeck, Térèse Raquin, It, Det, Andy Muschietti, Javier Botet, Bill Skarsgård, Mumintrollet, Anders Fager, För Gudinnan, Kult, Evas första vecka som död...
2018-01-141h 57
VargtimmenParanoiaVi tittar närmare på paranoid skräckfiktion i litteratur och film. Tomas belyser vad Jane Fonda bidrar med i Under the Shadow, och Lars frågar sig vad huvudpersonen i The Tenant egentligen har att klaga på. Vi pratar också om: John Carpenter, Vacancy, Repulsion, Upstairs Neighbor, Edgar Allan Poe, The Tell-tale Heart, Det skvallrande hjärtat, The Black Cat, Roman Polanski, Rosemary’s Baby, All of Them Witches, Isabelle Adjani, Mats Strandberg, Shining, Bret Easton Ellis, Lunar Park, Stephen King, Jay McInerny, American Psycho, Anders Fager, John Ajvide Lindqvist, Charles Bukowski, The Babadook, Yngwie Malmsteen, Nattvakten, George Orwell, 1...
2017-10-151h 44
VargtimmenBårhusVi inventerar bårhuset som miljö i skräckfilm. Tomas drar en lans för europeiskt filmskapande och Lars spekulerar i vad som driver en människa att lägga tusentals kronor på den svenska VHS-utgåvan av Bårhusassistenten. Vi pratar också om: Maniac, The Blair Witch Project, James Herbert, The Dark, Edgar Allan Poe, The Beyond, Re-Animator, Nicolas Winding Refn, Neon Demon, Ash vs Evil Dead, Hunchback of the Morgue, Paul Naschy, Aftermath, Jesus Pettersson, Guniea Pig, Äkta skräck 2, Vertigo Förlag, The Corpse of Anna Fritz, Nattvakten, Nicholai Coster-Walda, Kim Bodnia, Ole Borndal, Joachim Holbek, Ewan McGregor...
2017-09-171h 27
VargtimmenDrömmarVi introspekterar i sovande tillstånd. Tomas berättar om gestalten i sitt livs starkaste mardröm - med hatt och allt - och Lars ifrågasätter huruvida en cigarr ibland bara är en cigarr. Vi pratar också om: Tidningen Okej, Sigmund Freud, C.G. Jung, Andreas Marklund, Skördedrottningen, Rosemarys Baby, Upstairs Neighbor, Inception, Exorcisten, Terminator 2, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, David Lynch, Mulholland Drive, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Wes Craven, John Keats, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Kubla Kahn, Charlotte Smith, Edgar Allan Poe, William Shakespeare, Hamlet, Paperhouse, Candyman, Bernard Rose, Mollgan, Repulsion, Hans Zimmer, Philip Glass, T...
2017-04-231h 24
Vargtimmen2016Vi blickar tillbaka på året som gått med ett extra långt retrospektavsnitt. Tomas kartlägger det finansiella systemet bakom lagom bra skräckfilmer och Lars hyllar slentrianmässigt de gamla vanliga svenska skräckförfattarna. Vi pratar också om: The Boy, Scooby Doo, Lauren Cohan, I Am the Pretty Thing that Lives in the House, The Night Evelyn Came out of the Grave, Osgood Perkins, Anthony Perkins, Psycho, Blair Witch, The Blair Witch Project, Book of Shadows, The Descent, Rec, Cloverfield, The Witch, Robert Eggers, Hammer Films, Sagan om ringen, KG Johansson, Fasansfulla kvinnor, Vertigo Förlag, Charlotte G...
2016-12-311h 56
VargtimmenMumierVi gläntar på kistlocket till skräckkulturens äldsta (?) monster. Tomas tecknar en urscen för den mänskliga erfarenheten med utgångspunkt i Christopher Lees gångstil och Lars fiskar efter filmtips för den som passar småbarn. Vi pratar också om: Det, Scooby Doo, Universal, Frankenstein, Bockstensmannen, Niklas Tafra, Howard Carter, George Herbert, Tutankhamon, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes, orientalism, Jane C. Loudon, The Mummy! Or a Tale of the Twenty-Second Century, Keops, Mary Shelley, Edgar Allan Poe, Some Words with a Mummy, Lot no 249, Bram Stoker, The Jewel of Seven Stars, The Awakening, Charlston Heston, H.P...
2016-09-181h 35
Gott prat8. Michael SillionVälkommen till ett gott prat om dans, framtidsvisioner och kunskapsdelning med gästen Michael Sillion och programledare Maria Gustavsson. --- Michael Sillion beskriver sig som en kreativ visionär som tycker om att spela, dansa och röra på sig och allt som förgyller livet och att dela med sig av detta till andra. I programmet pratar vi om boken som Michael vill skriva för att bli en bättre version av sig själv, om att älska event, hur han vill bygga ett hållbart samhälle genom teknik och samarbete och o...
2015-01-1850 min
HavetGlida på YtanHur gör man när man simmar? Man kan börja med att säga såhär: rent fysiologiskt är vi dåligt rustade. Trots att vi härstammar från en urfisk är våra kroppar inte gjorda för att röra sig genom vattnet. Men ändå, det ska inte heller underskattas att det som en simmare kan göra i vattnet är nåt helt annat än på land. Förvandlas, transformeras. En av den moderna tidens mest legendariska simmerskor - australiensiskan Annette Kellerman gick med benproteser hela barndomen innan hon kom till liv i vattnet. Benen bar h...
2012-08-0429 min
Kulturradion: K1/K2Paul Bowles kunde ha fyllt 100 årPaul Bowles skickade ut amerikanerna i öknen i sin debutroman "Den skyddande himlen" från 1949, som Bertolucci sen gjorde en lite urvattnad film av med Debra Winger och John Malkovich som det äkta paret Kit och Port.
Paul Bowles var kompositör och gift med författaren Jane och kom till Nordafrika på fyrtiotalet och blev kvar där till sin död 1999. Han var kompis med Gertrude Stein och Truman Capote och alla beatpoeterna. På åttiotalet fick en han en renässans, unga adepter kom vallfärdande till hans hem i Tanger i Marocko. Då var Jane redan död på mentalsju...
2011-01-1200 min