In this episode my guest is Alicia Bay Laurel. She is an author, visual artist, singer/songwriter/guitarist and storyteller. Together with composer Ramon Sender Barayon she co-authored a compendium of suggestions for creating and growing your own religion called Being of the Sun. Check out her website: aliciabaylaurel.com.
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Alicia Bay Laurel & Ramon Sender Barayon
In this episode I’m going to try something different.
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Nameless Archive
In this episode we are going to dive into the wonderful word of the experimental band Negativland and their feud with U2.
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Negativland
In this episode my guest is musician Kraig Rieger. His band Come Back K! has recently released an album called Get Well that document his battle with the anti-anxiety medication known as benzodiazepine.
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Come Back K!
In this episode I’ll be remembering the great Daniel Johnston as well as talking a bit more about the Amazon fires and indigenous knowledge.
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Daniel Johnston
In this episode my guest is good friend and music producer Dirk making his third appearance. Check him out in episode 11 and 132. You can get his new album here: korrinxeke.bandcamp.com
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Korrin Xeke
In this episode we are going to talk with Olly Boon from The Roots Project, which is an intercultural, grassroots regenerative record label. They connect indigenous artists to a selection of electronic music producers and coordinate global groove remixes of ancestral healing songs. Every digital sale directly supports indigenous artists and trusted nonprofits.
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Roots Project Records
In this episode my guest is good friend and music producer Dirk.
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Dante Colorado
My guest in this episode is Roberto Migliussi. He is the founder of Idola Tribus, a fanzine published in the 80s that was dealing with music and iconic historical people. In the last decades he became a publisher and translated various Kenneth Grant and Austin Osman Spare writings as well becoming a Peat therapist (Peat is a method of energetic psychology perfectioned by Zivorad M. Slavinski). We will mainly talk about magician and artist Austin Osman Spare's work The Focus of Life which Roberto, together with Lunus, set to music.
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Lunus Milusic
