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BreakdownThe AppealThe latest episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Breakdown podcast focuses on a First Amendment challenge by former President Donald Trump’s lead attorney.Lawyer Steve Sadow argues at a hearing that Trump should not be prosecuted for core political speech. Fulton County prosecutor Donald Wakeford counters that the former president is not being prosecuted just for what he said, but for engaging in a pattern of criminal conduct to interfere with the 2020 presidential election in Georgia.Episode 38 – “The Appeal” – of Breakdown’s Season 10 – “The Trump Indictment” – also looks at attempts by the defense to get the Georgia Court...2024-04-1123 min
The Supermassive Podcast32: JWST First Images... FINALLY!Izzie and Dr Becky freak out over the first images from the James Webb Space Telescope. From seeing the deep (not so deep) field with Steve Wilkins from the University of Sussex, to exploring exoplanet atmospheres with Dr Hannah Wakeford from the University of Bristol. Plus, Dr Robert Massey takes the team through the September night sky. Pre-order The Year in Space, out October 27th 2022https://geni.us/jNcrwSend in your questions for next month's Year in Space Q&A to podcast@ras.ac.ukThe Supermassive Podcast is a Boffin Media P...2022-08-2755 min
Riders Lounge Podcast - Freeride / Freestyle Motocross and Action SportsBest Whip: X Games 2021 Review 3/6The motocross discipline which measures style over anything else, returned to X Games 2021 with Best Whip and there was a huge shake-up in the results with surprise eliminations and a very deserving winner!
Tom Parsons brought the heat with some of the biggest whips ever done on a dirt bike, and he took the win over Wanky (Genki Watanabe) who has some of the best Turn Down whips as well.
The only problem is, you're comparing apples and oranges. Speaking of apples, the Apple Farmer from Donnybrook, Josh Sheehan missed out on the Final 4 even af...2021-08-0233 minThe Supermassive Podcast5: Exploring ExoplanetsThe worlds outside our solar system; exoplanets. This month, Izzie Clarke and Dr Becky Smethurst take on listener questions about exoplanets, celebrate 30 years of the Hubble Space Telescope with Robert Massey, and amateur astronomer Steve Brown shares his beginner’s guide to astrophotography. With special thanks also to Dr Hannah Wakeford from the University of Bristol.Join the Royal Astronomical Society for an online series of talks exploring their collection. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/livestream-overlapping-collections-across-the-atlantic-tickets-105821880092The Supermassive Podcast is a Boffin Media Production by Izzie Clarke and Richard Hollingham Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/p...2020-05-2137 min
Aural ApocalypseAural Apocalypse December 9th, 2009Aural Apocalypse December 9th, 2009
Militia Dei: Deceit
Gabe-Unruh: Singt Eisern!
Nihil Novi Sub Sole: Forgotten Below the Field
Cold Fusion: Inquisitio Corporalis Act I
Mirror: Nightwalkers Part I
The Aeolian String Ensemble: Elysium (excerpt)
Cities Last Broadcast: Cella
Steve Stapleton & Tony Wakeford: Flower Dream Song
Jörvallr: On the Eve of Our Destiny
K. : Hinterkaifeck II
Falkenstein: Der Mohn
Krepulec: Lost Dream
Goatvargr: Lycanthropic
God Pussy: Pensamentos Contradito Ìrios
Slogun: Show Me Again
Kay Hoffman: Floret Silva
Bergfolk: Erinnerung2019-10-112h 02
Raven RowCandice Hopkins 'Sounding the Margins: A Choir of Minor Voices'Candice Hopkins 'Sounding the Margins: A Choir of Minor Voices'
Saturday 29 April 2017
Candice Hopkins presents a new version of her lecture 'Sounding the Margins: A Choir of Minor Voices’, ongoing reflections on protest, Indigenous art and sound-based practices.
Candice Hopkins is a curator and writer based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She has published writing on art and vernacular architecture, was co-curator of the 2014 SITE Santa Fe biennial, and is a curatorial advisor for documenta 14, 2017.
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Presented as part of the exhibition '56 Artillery Lane' at Raven Row.
For this exhibition ‘home’ is imagined as a space for social, sexual and politi...2017-08-2935 min
Raven RowSuzy Mackie | 'Don't break down, break out' | SymposiumSuzy Mackie | 'Don't break down, break out' | Symposium
Saturday 20 May, 2017
A symposium addressing historic and contemporary forms of political activism and art-making, in a programme of screenings, performances, and discussions, taking as a starting point the publication within this exhibition 14 Radnor Terrace: A Woman’s Place. With contributions by Amy Tobin, Harry Giles, Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski, Suzy Mackie (See Red Women’s Workshop), Channels, Jacob V Joyce, Gail Lewis, Alice Correia and Nazmia Jamal (Sisters Uncut).
Suzy Mackie is a member of See Red Women’s Workshop (1974-90). See Red Women’s Workshop was a women’s silkscreen printing collective that produ...2017-08-1851 min
Raven Row'Poison the Cure' | Conversation and screening with Jenna Bliss, Alex Fleming and Las Nietas de Nonó'Poison the Cure' | Conversation and screening with Jenna Bliss, Alex Fleming and Las Nietas de Nonó
Saturday 10 June 2017
Jenna Bliss and Alex Fleming will discuss the research and production process which informed her new film 'Poison the Cure' (2017), including Bliss' work with artist and actor Michel Nonó of the performance collective Las Nietas de Nonó. They will draw on their previous projects to explore shared interests in narratives of addiction, self-care and pharmacology.
A screening will follow of Las Nietas de Nonó’s 'Manifestaciones en periodos de caza' (2016) – depicting four women hunting iguanas in Puerto Rico, a US colony where 80% of the f...2017-08-1837 min
Raven RowFeminist Domesticities in Art and Art HistoryFeminist Domesticities in Art and Art History | Jo Applin, Francesca Berry, Tamar Garb, Teresa Kittler, Catherine Spencer, Amy Tobin
Saturday 6 May 2017
A special new issue of Oxford Art Journal titled 'Feminist Domesticities' is the starting point for this discussion. The issue gathers an emerging corpus of feminist research and addresses how we might encounter domesticity as concept, environment and object for art while resisting its oppressive pre-eminence in the definition of femininity. These questions will be considered in the context of '56 Artillery Lane', and open up discussion into belonging, precariousness, aging and activism. The panel will be chaired by...2017-08-1528 min
Raven RowSick Time Is Resist Time | Part 2'Sick Time is Resist Time' | Khairani Barokka, Richard Fung, Alice Hattrick, Raisa Kabir, Caspar Heinemann & Holly White
Friday 26 May 2017, 6.30pm
An evening of performance and film exploring creative responses to living with illness.
Khairani Barokka will perform her poem 'Sliding Scale' alongside extracts from her recently published 'Indigenous Species' (2016), a Braille and text poetry-art book addressing issues of pollution, consumerism and habitat destruction. Alice Hattrick will read new writing on unexplained illness and familial influence. Raisa Kabir will present a new iteration of ‘You and I are more alike.…’, an intimate weaving performance mapping the intensive labour of textile production; healin...2017-08-1418 min
Raven RowSick Time is Resist Time | Part 1'Sick Time is Resist Time' | Khairani Barokka, Richard Fung, Alice Hattrick, Raisa Kabir, Caspar Heinemann & Holly White
Friday 26 May 2017, 6.30pm
An evening of performance and film exploring creative responses to living with illness.
Khairani Barokka will perform her poem 'Sliding Scale' alongside extracts from her recently published 'Indigenous Species' (2016), a Braille and text poetry-art book addressing issues of pollution, consumerism and habitat destruction. Alice Hattrick will read new writing on unexplained illness and familial influence. Raisa Kabir will present a new iteration of ‘You and I are more alike.…’, an intimate weaving performance mapping the intensive labour of textile production; healin...2017-08-1414 min
Raven Row'I Am Dora' presents ‘Domestic Estrangement’, with work by Chantal Akerman'I Am Dora' presents ‘Domestic Estrangement’, with work by Chantal Akerman
Sunday 30 April 2017
An extended introduction by Jemma Desai to the film 'Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles' (1975; 201 mins) by Chantal Akerman that reveal the filmmaker’s ambivalent relationship with labour, the maternal and the domestic.
Jemma Desai is a curator and founder of 'I am Dora', an itinerant feminist film programme, exploring how women relate to one another through film. www.iamdora.co.uk
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Presented as part of the exhibition '56 Artillery Lane' at Raven Row.
For this exhibition ‘home’ is imagined as a space for social, sexual and politi...2017-08-1410 min
Raven RowNazmia Jamal | 'Don't break down, break out' | SymposiumNazmia Jamal | 'Don't break down, break out' | Symposium
Saturday 20 May, 2017
A symposium addressing historic and contemporary forms of political activism and art-making, in a programme of screenings, performances, and discussions, taking as a starting point the publication within this exhibition 14 Radnor Terrace: A Woman’s Place. With contributions by Amy Tobin, Harry Giles, Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski, Suzy Mackie (See Red Women’s Workshop), Channels, Jacob V Joyce, Gail Lewis, Alice Correia and Nazmia Jamal (Sisters Uncut).
Nazmia Jamal is a member of feminist direct action group Sisters Uncut who have campaigned against life-threatening cuts to domestic violence services in the UK s...2017-08-0926 min
Raven RowFran Cottell And Maisie Richards Cottell | A Piece of Land: Alternative communities and livingFran Cottell And Maisie Richards Cottell | A Piece of Land: Alternative communities and living
Saturday 27 May 2017
An afternoon of presentations considering alternative structures of collective living and models of domestic life.
Fran Cottell and her daughter Maisie Richards Cottell will discuss 'House Projects' (2001 - present); a series of architectural installations built in the artists' home, a former cemetery lodge in Greenwich. A screening of It Takes a Million Years to be a Woman (2010-14), a film documenting Sisters of Jam's ongoing interdisciplinary art project about Millett Farm; an art colony founded in 1978 by feminist author Kate Millett in Poughkeepsie, USA...2017-08-0917 min
Raven RowJacob V Joyce | 'Don't break down, break out' | SymposiumJacob V Joyce | 'Don't break down, break out' | Symposium
Saturday 20 May, 2017
A symposium addressing historic and contemporary forms of political activism and art-making, in a programme of screenings, performances, and discussions, taking as a starting point the publication within this exhibition 14 Radnor Terrace: A Woman’s Place. With contributions by Amy Tobin, Harry Giles, Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski, Suzy Mackie (See Red Women’s Workshop), Channels, Jacob V Joyce, Gail Lewis, Alice Correia and Nazmia Jamal (Sisters Uncut).
Jacob V Joyce is a non-binary interdisciplinary artist who makes queer and decolonial interventions into commercial and community spaces. Jacob makes artwork for inte...2017-08-0925 min
Raven RowHarry Giles | 'Don't break down, break out' | SymposiumHarry Giles | 'Don't break down, break out' | Symposium
Saturday 20 May, 2017
A symposium addressing historic and contemporary forms of political activism and art-making, in a programme of screenings, performances, and discussions, taking as a starting point the publication within this exhibition 14 Radnor Terrace: A Woman’s Place. With contributions by Amy Tobin, Harry Giles, Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski, Suzy Mackie (See Red Women’s Workshop), Channels, Jacob V Joyce, Gail Lewis, Alice Correia and Nazmia Jamal (Sisters Uncut).
Harry Giles is a performer and poet, based in Edinburgh. Harry makes art about protest and protest about art, co-directs the live art platform ANAT...2017-08-0920 min
Raven RowAutumn Chacon, 'Noise Cooking'Autumn Chacon 'Noise Cooking'
Saturday 29 April 2017, 4pm
Autumn Chacon’s Noise Cooking is a performance of cooking with mic’d knives and other utensils. Chacon collaborates with local artists and chefs to perform recipes traditional to the region, allowing audiences to re-experience familiar foods.
Autumn Star Chacon is a Diné/Chicana multimedia and performance artist from the Southwestern United States. Chacon looks for traditional philosophy in contemporary stories and experiences. Often using electronic sound and unconventional radio frequencies she creates environments where an audience is free to control how much of her work they wish to receive. Chacon is also a far...2017-08-0826 min
Raven RowNina Wakeford | A Piece of Land: Alternative communities and livingNina Wakeford | A Piece of Land: Alternative communities and living
Saturday 27 May 2017
An afternoon of presentations considering alternative structures of collective living and models of domestic life.
Fran Cottell and her daughter Maisie Richards Cottell will discuss 'House Projects' (2001 - present); a series of architectural installations built in the artists' home, a former cemetery lodge in Greenwich. A screening of It Takes a Million Years to be a Woman (2010-14), a film documenting Sisters of Jam's ongoing interdisciplinary art project about Millett Farm; an art colony founded in 1978 by feminist author Kate Millett in Poughkeepsie, USA. Nina Wakeford presents an...2017-08-0806 min
Raven RowEgo Ahaiwe Sowinski | 'Don't break down, break out' | SymposiumEgo Ahaiwe Sowinski | 'Don't break down, break out' | Symposium
Saturday 20 May, 2017
A symposium addressing historic and contemporary forms of political activism and art-making, in a programme of screenings, performances, and discussions, taking as a starting point the publication within this exhibition 14 Radnor Terrace: A Woman’s Place. With contributions by Amy Tobin, Harry Giles, Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski, Suzy Mackie (See Red Women’s Workshop), Channels, Jacob V Joyce, Gail Lewis, Alice Correia and Nazmia Jamal (Sisters Uncut).
Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski is an artist, archivist and organiser. Between 2014-16 she was an artist/archivist in residence at the Women's Art Library, Gold...2017-08-0813 min
Raven RowDr Alice Correia | 'Don't break down, break out' | SymposiumDr Alice Correia | 'Don't break down, break out' | Symposium
Saturday 20 May, 2017
A symposium addressing historic and contemporary forms of political activism and art-making, in a programme of screenings, performances, and discussions, taking as a starting point the publication within this exhibition 14 Radnor Terrace: A Woman’s Place. With contributions by Amy Tobin, Harry Giles, Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski, Suzy Mackie (See Red Women’s Workshop), Channels, Jacob V Joyce, Gail Lewis, Alice Correia and Nazmia Jamal (Sisters Uncut).
Dr Alice Correia is an Art Historian and Curator. Her research examines issues of home, homeland and belonging in contemporary British and international art...2017-08-0825 min
Raven RowChannels | 'Don't break down, break out' | SymposiumChannels | 'Don't break down, break out' | Symposium
Saturday 20 May, 2017
A symposium addressing historic and contemporary forms of political activism and art-making, in a programme of screenings, performances, and discussions, taking as a starting point the publication within this exhibition 14 Radnor Terrace: A Woman’s Place. With contributions by Amy Tobin, Harry Giles, Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski, Suzy Mackie (See Red Women’s Workshop), Channels, Jacob V Joyce, Gail Lewis, Alice Correia and Nazmia Jamal (Sisters Uncut).
Channels is an all-female performance collective with an unfixed number of members. The group work experimentally and collaboratively in sound, writing and theatre. Channels will stag...2017-08-0817 min
Raven RowAmy Tobin | 'Don't break down, break out' | SymposiumAmy Tobin | 'Don't break down, break out' | Symposium
Saturday 20 May, 2017
A symposium addressing historic and contemporary forms of political activism and art-making, in a programme of screenings, performances, and discussions, taking as a starting point the publication within this exhibition 14 Radnor Terrace: A Woman’s Place. With contributions by Amy Tobin, Harry Giles, Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski, Suzy Mackie (See Red Women’s Workshop), Channels, Jacob V Joyce, Gail Lewis, Alice Correia and Nazmia Jamal (Sisters Uncut).
Amy Tobin is Associate Lecturer at Goldsmiths, University of London and teaches at City and Guilds Art School and West Dean College. She is edit...2017-08-0813 min
Raven RowIntroduction to 'Don't break down, break out' by Amy Budd | SymposiumIntroduction To 'Don't break down, break out' by Amy Budd | Symposium
Saturday 20 May, 2017
A symposium addressing historic and contemporary forms of political activism and art-making, in a programme of screenings, performances, and discussions, taking as a starting point the publication within this exhibition 14 Radnor Terrace: A Woman’s Place. With contributions by Amy Tobin, Harry Giles, Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski, Suzy Mackie (See Red Women’s Workshop), Channels, Jacob V Joyce, Gail Lewis, Alice Correia and Nazmia Jamal (Sisters Uncut).
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Presented as part of the exhibition '56 Artillery Lane' at Raven Row.
For this exhibition ‘home’ is imagined as a space fo...2017-08-0807 min
Interviews from Canberra's 1WAY FMEmmyG chats to Steve Wakeford KYCK Chairman 2012 170212.mp3Episode EmmyG chats to Steve Wakeford KYCK Chairman 2012 170212.mp3, 1WAY FM Interviews from Canberra's 1WAY FM. Feed generated by MediaPoint.
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