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Archive for November, 2007
Panel Borders: The art of Sean Phillips and Duncan Fegredo
Published by November 30th, 2007 in Panel Borders. 0 CommentsPanel Borders: The art of Sean Phillips and Duncan Fegredo Originally broadcast as part of Strip! on 29/11/07 Alex Fitch talks to artists Duncan Fegredo and Sean Phillips in a conversation recorded at the Birmingham International Comics Show. Duncan and Sean have recently collaborated on an art book in which they start and finish each [...]
The Bike Show: Christmas books special
Published by November 28th, 2007 in The Bike Show. 0 CommentsA Christmas books special with guests George Theohari (author of the newly published Cyclist’€™s Companion), Guy Andrews (editor of Rouleur) and Graeme Fife (among the UK’s leading cycle writer whose memoirs were published this year). Includes readings from Tim Krabbé’s The Rider, Jerome K. Jerome’s Three Men On The Bummel, Flann O’Brien’s The Third Policeman [...]
Six Pillars: Ska of Iran & Collected Memories
Published by November 26th, 2007 in Six Pillars to Persia. 0 CommentsThe third show of this series looks at Iran’s modern art scene. The newly imported “Collected Memories” exhibition consisted of 140 pieces of work, of which more than half sold in the first week. Curator Morad Saghafi narrates many of the pictures’ main themes that tell much about current Iranian inner realities, as they look [...]
I’m ready for my close-up: Classic fantasy films on DVD
Published by November 26th, 2007 in I'm Ready for my Closeup. 0 CommentsJohn Riley, James DeCarteret and Mark Stafford look at three recent releases of classic fantasy films on DVD – Masters of Cinema / Eureka DVD‘s two René Laloux films: Les Maitres du temps, and Gandahar + Tartan‘s 85th Anniversary release of Haxan: Witchcraft through the ages. Originally broadcast 16/11/07 (mp3 format, 41.9mb)
Just dipping my toe into the water reminding myself what it’s like in the internet wonderland…hmmm…a bit tepid. More music and noisey behaviour as downloaded freely and legally from the worldwide web. Please see below for this episodes tracklisting which includes links to where all the material was found:
The Low Carbon Show: The Ghost of Climate Future
Published by November 26th, 2007 in The Low Carbon Show. 0 Comments“The Low Carbon Show” springs into life with an interview with Mark Lynas, author of “High Tide: News from a warming world”, “Collins Carbon Counter” and “Six Degrees: our future on a warming planet”. An informal interview taking in Mark’s review of the scientific literature on the impacts of global warming and how his own [...]
I’m ready for my close-up: Great British Cartoons
Published by November 23rd, 2007 in I'm Ready for my Closeup. 1 CommentI’m ready for my close-up – [Animation month] Great British Cartoons Partially broadcast 22/11/07 Alex Fitch interviews former animator Grant Rogers about his work on classic childrens’ cartoons such as Father Christmas, Grandpa and Tales of Beatrix Potter – made by legendary production company TVC – as well as his work on international shows such [...]
Panel Borders: The art of Jim Mahfood Originally broadcast as part of Strip! on 22/11/07 A couple of days before Jim Mahfood and Bill Shag have their fine art collaborations displayed in Dreamspace Gallery in London, Alex talks to Jim about his comic book career so far, the cross-over between fine art and comics and [...]
Six Pillars: Sanskrit, Sote and Themes of a Sexual Nature
Published by November 22nd, 2007 in Six Pillars to Persia. 0 CommentsPoetess Dorna, an Iranian born in Russia raised in Sweden is this week’s guest. Dorna discusses communist parenting, Iran as a gay mecca and reads samples of her sensual yet steely poetry. Host Fari Bradley lists English words that come directly from Avestan (the Persian equivalent of Sanskrit) with music from Tehran-based sound artist Sote [...]