This past March we conducted interviews with people who tabled and patroned the Chicago Zinefest.
Enjoy the meanderings with True the F Up, A Day in the Air, and everyone else.
MP3: [audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/newschannelinternet/Chicago_Zinefest_2012/themediacollective.org-NCI-Vacation%20Vacation.mp3]
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Here is another installment of the free-form question, comment and improvisational voicemail art project, 312-DRY-TOFU (312-379-8638). Give us a call to share your perspective on anything and everything! Tell us about your day, improvise a monologue about a local event, or sing us a song. If it can be captured on the phone, we want to hear it.
In this episode we hear a popular song from the 1980s rendered by a mouth, a choppy poem of digital significance, an apology for last night, a British person trying to start a journal and doing things half-way, another exploration by someone’s mouth, Mayor John Dennis follows through on one of his campaign promises; the staycation, someone trying to order dry tofu, bar atmosphere while getting day drunk, a rant about transportation, a new technology called Thunderbolt and compact devices, people commenting about people hanging in a house, a quick blurb about rotating around in mouth form.
Please join us for the next episode by calling and contributing to 312-DRY-TOFU (312-379-8638)!
MP3: [audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/drytofu/2012/themediacollective.org-312-DRY-TOFU-2012-03-23.mp3]
Ogg:
Download the insanity, 312-DRY-TOFU 2012-03-23 (7:12) in MP3 or Ogg.
Listen! Art is above everything!
After spending several weeks trying to secure an interview with Harry and Jake of Harry and Jake Speak Politely, we managed to conduct a short interview.
January 21st, 2012. A superb evening of music (High School Girls, Broken Light, Mid-American) at the Knickerbocker Saloon in downtown Lafayette. High School Girls finished their set. Broken Light was adjusting the stage for theirs. I bumped into Harry and asked again for the interview. He agreed. Jake showed up a few minutes later. This is the second part of our initial encounter with these two independent media creators, Harry and Jake
We learned that despite the environment, it was not too loud to conduct an interview, what Harry and Jake Speak Politely is about, their lack of microphone stands, preferred beverages, why names are important to the interview style of Harry and Jake, the enchanting power of television, what level Harry and Jake are on, and their love of editing.
MP3: [audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/newschannelinternet/2012-Interviews/themediacollective.org-2012-01-21-Harry%20and%20Jake-02.mp3]
Ogg:
Download the interview, Harry and Jake Speak Politely – 2012-01-21 – Part 2 (5:37) in MP3 or Ogg.
After spending several weeks trying to secure an interview with Harry and Jake of Harry and Jake Speak Politely, we managed to conduct a short interview.
January 21st, 2012. A superb evening of music (High School Girls, Broken Light, Mid-American) at the Knickerbocker Saloon in downtown Lafayette. High School Girls finished their set. Broken Light was adjusting the stage for theirs. I bumped into Harry and asked again for the interview. He agreed. Jake showed up a few minutes later.
We learned that despite the environment, it was not too loud to conduct an interview, why Harry and Jake Speak Politely was created, what happens when the microphone is turned towards one of our News Channel Internet journalists, First Amendment rights, how you find out about other people, how Jake influences Harry, Jake’s super smart phone, and Jake’s habits with a mobile Internet device.
This is the first installment of the series with these two independent media creators, Harry and Jake.
MP3: [audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/newschannelinternet/2012-Interviews/themediacollective.org-2012-01-21-Harry%20and%20Jake-01.mp3]
Ogg:
Download the interview, Harry and Jake Speak Politely – 2012-01-21 – Part 1 (4:46) in MP3 or Ogg.
Here is another installment of the free-form question, comment and improvisational voicemail art project, 312-DRY-TOFU (312-379-8638). Give us a call to share your perspective on anything and everything! Tell us about your day, improvise a monologue about a local event, or sing us a song. If it can be captured on the phone, we want to hear it.
In this episode we hear a tragedy of flat tires, a valentines day about asking out a girl (well, sort of.) for an awkward time brewing flowering tea, soundscapes of the Super Bowl held in Indianapolis, wonderful days making art, birdies bonking their little heads, the 4th anniversary of the Black Sparrow, Christmas well wishes, observations of TO-FU, grandfather figures (Felix Stefanile) and their poems.
Please join us for the next episode by calling and contributing to 312-DRY-TOFU (312-379-8638)!
MP3: [audio:http://themediacollective.org/wp-content/uploads/drytofu/2012/themediacollective.org-312-DRY-TOFU-2012-02-26.mp3]
Ogg:
Download the insanity, 312-DRY-TOFU 2012-02-26 (7:44) in MP3 or Ogg.
Listen!