This week, Tim Abbott questions notions of impairment with Nienke van der Peet, the director of Skyway Programs CIC, organisers of the ground-breaking Sencity as it hits London on October 8th, featuring expressive dancers, a SenseFloor, Taste sensations, Video projections, light effects and sign interpreters.
Join the discussion on Google + , Facebook and Twitter . Wear your scars with pride, and remember. We all have Technical Difficulties.
This time on Polish Deli we can listen to an interview with Zgas, one of the finest beatboxers from Poland. He collaborated with a lot of artists and performed all over Europe, he has won a number of beatbox battles and awards.
We talk about beatboxing scene, the beginnings and plans of Zgas.
Also we can listen to what sounds he is able to produce using only his mouth.
More on http://zgas.pl/
Language: Polish
This weekly programme is dedicated to film music, TV music, library music and related recordings, and is hosted by Jonny Trunk. Today on the OST Show he’s joined by John Flannery, member of the test card circle. We’ve been waiting an age to get one of the test card enthusiasts on the show, and were thrilled to have John join us. Expect two hours of classic TV interludes and more besides.
We’d also like to apologise for the extreme slackness of uploading fresh OST podcasts in the last month or two. This is because it’s normally left to Robin The Fog to sort it out, and frankly of late he hasn’t been cutting the mustard. However, with a quiet word and a punch in the chops, normal service looks set to be resumed. Look out for veritable cavalcade of new and old OST podcasts coming very soon! We faithfully promise…
A jam packed edition of The Hello GoodBye Show to sate your appetite this Saturday lunchtime, with live music from; Khaos Alberto, Fighting Kites and Bob Rafkin.
Hailing from London, Sheffield and Manchester, Art-Punk ensemble Khaos Alberto won’t allow a minor geographical hurdle to hinder their quest for sonic supremacy.
Fighting Kites are a North London based, instrumental Post-Rock quartet. Their new joint release with Broken Shoulder entitled ‘Split’ is soon out on Audio Antihero.
Plus, Martin Hungry-Dog joins us to discuss his Phil Ochs tribute night ‘I Phil Therefore I Am’ (@ The 12 Bar Club on Wednesday 21st September), former Ochs guitarist Bob Rafkin is headlining the event and is dropping by the studio to perform his favourite Phil Ochs tune.
Track List:
Phil Ochs – Outside Of A Small Circle Of Friends
Bob Rafkin & Martin Hungry-Dog – Interview
Bob Rafkin – Changes (LIVE SESSION)
Khaos Alberto – The Megatron (LIVE SESSION)
Khaos Alberto – From The Disco Fitta Of Montezuma (LIVE SESSION)
Khaos Alberto – Wizard Launch (LIVE SESSION)
Khaos Alberto – Arc Tops (LIVE SESSION)
Khaos Alberto – Brimful Of Anger (LIVE SESSION)
Supreme Vagabond Craftsmen – Luther Vandross Co:Write
Khaos Alberto – Interview
Sexton Ming – Ice Cream Mountaineering
Baaneex – Jumping Chinese Restaurant (HG Archive)
Fighting Kites – Cat Is Egg (LIVE SESSION)
Fighting Kites – Wojtek The Bear (LIVE SESSION)
Fighting Kites – Fr.. (LIVE SESSION)
Fighting Kites – Conquers (LIVE SESSION)
Horse Brothers – Hangman’s Neck
Fighting Kites – Interview
Trogons – Forge (HG Archive)
Hello GoodBye 17 September 2011: Khaos Alberto, Fighting Kites, Bob Rafkin [ 1:30:00 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadOnce again Thomas Lee and Rita Maia return with their bags bursting
with new and upfront tunes to get you in the mood for your Saturday
night. This week they’ve also managed to blag an interview with
soon to be massive ‘Damu’. With his album slated for a November
release on Dusk & Blackdown’s Keysound Recordings, we’re expecting big
things from this guy! Pay attention at the back…
Traclkist:
Naive Machine – Afrika
Anthony ‘Shake’ Shakir – Anthony Shake Shakir Meets BBC
Kowton – Show Me
Four Tet – Locked
Ratcliffe – Mind Set
Lunice – Glow
Elan – Alligator Snaps
Kahn – Illy (Forthcoming Punch Drunk)
Wbeeza -One Solution
Walton – Mangled Riddim
Emika – Pretent (Kyle Hall Remix)
Pixlelord – Iron and Cream
Damu – Mermaid
Damu Interview
Damu – Breathless
Dro Carey – Candy Red
Teeth – SW
Ital – Dub Me For Tonight (Saviour’s Love Megamix)
Get in touch and send us your tracks:
Twitter: @sineradio
Blog: http://sineofthetimes.tumblr.com/
SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/sineofthetimesradio
Insights into the Disabled world with Tim Abbott and crew. This week, we cast some light on the brain condition Hydrocephalus, with the help of Gill Yaz from the charity SHINE
Music by Sarah and Jess Renehan, via www.projectbraindrain.org
Join the discussion on Google + , Facebook and Twitter . Wear your scars with pride, and remember. We all have Technical Difficulties.
White Christmas by Ralph Rousseau on the viola da gamba from the CD “On Christmas Night”; Pari Intervallo with Christopher Bowers-Broadbent on the organ from Arbos by Arvo Part; If you were born today by Low from their Christmas CD; De Profundis by Arvo Part and The Hilliard Ensemble; Almost Christmas by Lester Bowie from All the Magic; Still, still, still by Ralph Rousseau on viola da gamba from “On Christmas Night”.
Reality Check: Autumn Sci-Fi – Source Code and Witch Mountain
As the Autumn nights start to draw in, we have a couple of recommendations of DVDs worth staying in for, as Alex Fitch interviews a pair of directors who have both earned cult followings for their work in the SF genre. Duncan Jones talks about his new film Source Code, a time travel thriller starring Jake Gyllenhaal and about how themes in his new movie consciously and unconsciously reflect some of his concerns of humanity dislocated by technology in his debut Moon. Alex also chats, alongside SCI-FI-LONDON’s newest interviewer Lily Savy-Gorman, to John Hough, director of the classic Disney film Escape to Witch Mountain (1975), starring Ray Milland and Donald Pleasance. Hough followed his first family film with a couple more for Disney – Return from Witch Mountain and The Watcher in the Woods – and talks about how the company’s approach to live-action filmmaking has changed over the years.
In a glass brightly - Source Code and Escape to Witch Mountain
For more info about this podcast and a variety of other episodes you can download, please visit the home of this episode at www.sci-fi-london.com
Links: Read a transcript of Alex’s interview with Duncan Jones
Info about the Escape to Witch Mountain screening at SCI-FI-LONDON
Recommended events:
New Science Fiction Reading Group
In discussion: Star Maker by Olaf Stapledon (we have some copies for loan).
1st meeting on Wednesday 21st September @ 7pm
Streatham Library
63 Streatham High Road
London SW16 1PL
For more info contact 020 7926 6768 and ask for Pat / e-mail: pdunne@lambeth.gov.uk
Reality Check: Autumn Sci-Fi - Source Code and Witch Mountain [ 37:38 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadWe have live performances this Saturday lunchtime from Sexton Ming and Emily & the Faves.
Renaissance man Sexton Ming is a painter, poet, musician and ‘keeper of the fire‘ for Outsider Music with his own Rim Records imprint. Sexton has been a regular guest on various programmes for Resonance FM over the years and is a particular favourite of the Hello GoodBye Show. He is about to celebrate his half century and has promised to drop by the studio with a handful of poems, a few exclusive tunes from his latest collaboration with Billy Childish plus all the details regarding his upcoming 50th Birthday Party!.
Emily & the Faves have been whipping up a lot of interest in their native Merseyside with their bright and breezy psychedelic pop songs and now hope to take London by storm as they embark upon a series of gigs here in the capital.
Track List:
Lumpen Noblemen – Scaling The Yablonois
Now – Monotone Plug Suggestion
Jason McNiff – Tombola
Lime Headed Dog – Labrador (HG archive)
Cleckhuddersfax – A Decree
Emily & the Faves – I Never Saw (LIVE SESSION)
Emily & the Faves – Lazy (LIVE SESSION)
Emily & the Faves – This Time (LIVE SESSION)
Sexton Ming – Evil David Bowie
Sexton Ming – Interview
Bird Radio – London The Forest
Scuzz Homo – Satan Is A Secret Nappy Fetishist
Sexton Ming – Feed The Bread To The Byrds (LIVE SESSION)
Sexton Ming – Goodbye Eric
Emily & the Faves – Is It Still Nighttime? (LIVE SESSION)
Emily & the Faves – Sometimes (LIVE SESSION)
Emily & the Faves – Golden Hair (LIVE SESSION)
Stealing Sheep – I Am The Rain
Emily & the Faves – Interview
Hello GoodBye 10 September 2011: Emily & The Faves and Sexton Ming [ 1:29:39 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadPanel Borders: Exploring War in popular comics
Continuing our month of shows about war comics, Panel Borders is pleased to present a selection of interviews recorded at the launch of “Draw your Weapons – the art of Commando comics”, a new exhibition at the National Army Museum in Chelsea, as Alex Fitch talks to curator Robert Fleming, current Commando editor Calum Laird, and former editor George Low about the history of the comic and the art on display at the museum. Also in another recording taken from last month’s ‘Comics and conflicts’ festival at the Imperial War Museum, Roger Sabin and Martin Baker give a presentation about the depiction of the Iraq war and PTSD in the US comic strip Doonesbury.
Please note: Martin and Roger’s presentation contains strong language and challenging ideas, so we recommend younger listeners (or parents who share the podcast with younger listeners) stop playback of the podcast after the Commando interviews.
Doonesbury, Martin Baker and Roger Sabin at the Imperial War Museum / Commando livery outside the National Army museum
For more info and a variety of formats you can stream or listen to this podcast in, please visit the home of this episode at www.archive.org
Links: Buy A ‘Toxic Genre’: The Iraq War Films by Martin Baker, Comics, Comix and Graphic Novels: A History of Comic Art by Roger Sabin,
The Doonesbury trilogy: The Long Road Home, The War within and Signature Wound,
Commando: 50 Years – A Home for Heroes, Rogue Raiders, Achtung! and Scramble!: The Ten Best Battle of Britain Comic Books Ever! from amazon.co.uk
Commando website
More info about Draw your Weapons – 50 years of Commando comics at the National Army Museum
Comics and Conflicts at the Imperial War museum
Listen to last week’s War comics show: Garth Ennis’ Battlefields