Etiqueta: Matthew Fuller

Matthew Fuller

3 podcasts

11.08.2017

46 MIN

English

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

29.09.2017

2 MIN

English

Son[i]a #245. Matthew Fuller
Deleted scenes

We dig up some unreleased fragments of the interview with Matthew Fuller that we were unable to include the first time around.

16.01.2018

11 MIN

English

RADIOACTIVITY #5
The seminal Pirate Radio scene in London

Media studies expert Matthew Fuller talks about the origins and legacy of pirate radio culture in London, focusing on this fertile period of DIY resurgence, when radio resumed a prominent role in a scene hungry for alternative channels before the arrival of the internet.

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