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#247. María Salgado. 30.10.2017 (56' 30'')

María Salgado talks about low-tech poetry, spoken text, writing and orality, drugs, and the productive tension between expressions used on the streets and those stored in books.

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OBJECTHOOD #5. 10.10.2017 (57' 59'')

Things that are more than things: frozen embodiments of social relations, petrifications of desires and energies, replicas disguised as everyday objects. We speak with Hito Steyerl, Helen Hester and Roula Partheniou of these and other ideas. Because things are never quite the way they seem.

SPECIALS

RADIOACTIVITY #4. Elektronmusikstudion (EMS). 18.09.2017 (79' 44'')

Touching on the radical sound poetry of the text-sound movement, experimental radio drama and the futuristic adventure of computer music, the EMS forged prescient tensions in the artistic avant-gardes.

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#245. Matthew Fuller. 11.08.2017 (46' )

Matthew Fuller talks about sleep, procedural imperialism, big data, post-humanity, and what he calls “denial of service attacks on people’s brains”.

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#241. Yayo Herrero. 20.06.2017 (64' 06'')

Yayo Herrero talks about different forms of ecofeminsim and t the importance of reproductive work and the need to find new patterns of social and institutional co-responsibility.

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#238. Zach Blas. 05.04.2017 (41' 08'')

Zach Blas talks about utopian plagiarism, biometrics, life patterns, identity, opacity, paranodes and speculation understood in terms of usefulness.

SPECIALS

STAPLES AND INK. Some reflections on the small press boom in the art world. 30.01.2017 (58' 15'')

Before the bubble bursts, we speak to Kit Hammonds and Bernhard Cella about the boom.

RESEARCH

ON LISTENING #1. Thinking (through) the ear. 25.10.2016 (85' 19'')

Can we think through listening? Seth-Kim Cohen, Christoph Cox, Julian Henriques, Casey O’Callaghan, Peter Szendy and Salomé Voegelin discuss why thinking should not be at odds with resonating...

CURATORIAL

PROBES #1. 20.08.2012 (45' )

As music moved from eye to ear following the invention of the phonograph, composers began to listen to the notes between the lines and spaces.

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#148. Mark Fisher. 08.03.2012 (27' 26'')

Interview with writer, teacher and theorist Mark Fisher about crisis, insurrection and Really Existing Capitalism.

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