Category Archives: #36

Show 581: Echoing Yafa (radioart106fm KolHaCampus)

EchoingYafaIMG

Miriam Schickler’s audiowalk Echoing Yafa (played here in part) follows Marconi’s thought that sounds never die but grow progressively fainter. Imagine that all the sounds that have ever resonated inthis region, she writes, still reverberate somewhere, however faintly.

Echoing Yafa recovers some of those sounds and relocates them to the place that they originated from, Manshiyyah, once a busy neighbourhood of Jaffa and a place that, except for the remnants of two buildings, today is visually no longer conceivable and is usually considered to be a part of Tel Aviv.

Echoing Yafa tells the stories of some of the former Palestinian residents of Manshiyyah and thereby re-enacts what has been destroyed and irreversibly changed throughout the events leading to, and during the war of 1947/1948, and by current processes of displacement and dispossession of the Palestinian community in today’s Jaffa. Visit echoingyafa.org for the complete audio walk in Arabic, Hebrew and English.

Thanks to the refugees of Manshiyyah and the rest of Yafa, as well as their family members. This work is dedicated to them and all other refugees.

Created by Miriam Schickler

Research: Lubna Massarwa

Sound Design: Binya Reches

Production Assistance: May Jabareen

Music and Sound Art: Boney Fm, Meira Asher, Finkelbert and Eran Sachs.

Actresses and Actors: May Jabareen,Yael Rozanes, Rula Khalayly, Maysa Daw, Eli Rezik, Nimrod Ronen, Oz Marinov, Michal Eytan, Samar Qupty, Roza Wakeem, Anael Hoffmann, Neta Gonen, Abdelkarim Qashqoush, Shaul Robinson Feldman, Roey Marinov, Binya Reches, Yuval Auron, Lymor Goldstein.

Show 577: Radio 0-3-0 (reboot.fm)

radia_s36_n577_radio_0-3-0
By Emeka Ogboh for reboot.fm

RADIO 0-3-0 combines a vast array of recorded audio materials such as news reports, interviews and music into a radio program, which examines the refugees’ situation in Berlin. He thus inquires how the city as such is reacting to the situation. The sound installation RADIO 0-3-0 invited the visitors to stay and listen during a local mini-fm broadcast at the Gorki Theatre in Berlin as part of the Herbstsalon in October, 2015. This radia.fm compilation is extracted from over ten hours of radio material.

EMEKA OGBOH, lives and works in Berlin. His works have been presented in the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma, Helsinki (2011), DAK‘ART 2014, Dakar (2014), in the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebæk (2015), and the 56. Biennale di Venzia (2015).

Artistic assistant: Daniela Sellen
Programming Radio: Pit Schultz
radia.fm edit with Diana McCarty

Special Thanks to: Alpha, Deutschlandradio, Ditte Haarlov Johnsen, Carrie Hampel, Hla Al Hourani, Muhammed Lamin Jadama, REM TV Produktion, Reboot FM, Refugee ClubImpulse, Refugees Revolution Band, REM TV, Schaubühne Berlin, Sissi FM –feministisches Stadtmagazin „We never speak the truth!“, Sudan Papol Music (SPM), The Voice, Voice Refugee Forum and Die Karawane. Alpha, Deutschlandradio, Ditte Haarlov Johnsen, Carrie Hampel, Hla Al Hourani, Yango González, Andrea Gordillo, Muhammed Lamin Jadama, René Kaur, Lola Lustosa, REM TV Produktion, Reboot FM, Refugee Club Impulse, Refugees Revolution Band, REM TV,Schaubühne Berlin, Sissi FM – feministisches Stadtmagazin „We never speak the truth!“, Sudan Papol Music (SPM), The Voice, Voice Refugee Forum and Die Karawane.

Show 576: Lala Raščić: Evil Earth’s Notebook (Radio Student)

mountain square Evil Earth’s Notebook is the spoken word segment of the project Evil Earth, realized by visual artist Lala Rascic during her residency in Ljubljana at the Cultural Center Tobacna and her collaboration with Radio Student.

In Evil Earth’s Notebook one hears Rascic read quotes, notes, loose associations, and custom-software generated text in the hypnotic-poetic  verbal performance exploring the notions of landscape, mountains, new optics, vertical imaging and remote perspective.

Evil Earth is a project dealing with the representation of landscape under contemporary conditions of visuality. As Marjorie Hope Nicholson outlines in Mountain Gloom, Mountain Glory, the shift in mountain attitudes in writings of the English poets of the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries came about due to advances in science and technology, Evil Earth explores the cognitive shift happening today. The basic question asked is how does our perception and understanding of nature, earth and our environment change under the influence of contemporary consumer modes of visualization and screen technologies?

https://lalarascic.com/

Continue reading Show 576: Lala Raščić: Evil Earth’s Notebook (Radio Student)

Show 575: Remote Viewing IV from Crazed and Max Goldfarb (Wave Farm / WGXC)

‘Remote Viewing’ is a slide program, developed for radio: The articulation of Maximilian Goldfarb’s text is accompanied by improvised sounds, performed by Crazed, which is the electronic sound outfit of Jack Schoonover and Maximillian Hamel. As a visual archive escaping traditional representation, we perform excerpts from a text that conveys a hallucinatory urbanism, interconnected anatomies, and the mechanics of everyday apparitions.
Radia_s36_n575_Crazed_MaxGoldfarb_RemoteViewing_WaveFarm_WGXC_image_20160404

Show 574: Travel Sounds (TEA FM)

banner Radia 574Cuando viajas, un mundo de sonidos, ambientes y voces crece y evoluciona a tu alrededor. Es un buen ejercicio prestar atención a ese universo sonoro para descubrir aquellos detalles escindidos tras una voz de niño, una llamada de aviso o un motor lejano.

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

When you make a journey, a world of sounds, voices environments grows and evolves around you. It is a good exercise to pay attention to the sound universe around you to discover those details split after a child’s voice, a call warning or a distant motor.
A sound work from Chuse Fernandez with sound captures from Aragon, Spain and Colombia.

Show 573: Other (Radio Panik)

Others
Librement inspiré de “Huis Clos” de Jean-Paul Sartre, cette création
radiophonique est animée par trois personnages principaux : deux
femmes et un son (la voix de Sartre inclue). Ces trois là échangent,
se rencontrent puis se détestent… Laissant place à la coalition ou à
sa dissolution. Il s’agit d’aborder cette manière dont l’autre nous
forme par son regard… et comment l’on souhaite alors manier ses yeux
qui nous forment. Et puis finalement abandonner… s’abandonner.

Ou peut-être que cette pièce aborde une autre triangulation celle de
deux langages cherchant à dessiner un code commun.

Entre le bruit et le silence, tracer un chemin vers la compréhension.
Ou alors il s’agit peut-être simplement de vous et de votre autre vous
Ou alors il s’agit peut-être de moi et de mon autre moi ….

Une réalisation d’Anne Lepère
Avec Lenka Luptakova
Mars 2016
Durée : 24’10

Carte Blanche : Radio Panik for Radia
Merci à Guillaume Abgrall, Leslie Doumerc, Pierre De JaegerOthers 2016

Show 572: Jacovitti & The Salami (Radio Klangendum/Worm)

44776360

There is comic writer Benito’s Javovitti’s underestimated promotion of the Salami AN SICH, as a concept, as a weapon, as an ideology. And there is a growing scene of Salami awareness around the world… An underground cult that is still under the radar but will inevitably find world domination -or at least some form of tax evasion.

So with the spicy taste still in his mouth, Dr Klangendum went and looked for some entities that could explain him the basics of Salamiism.

Italian Salamist; Stefano Giannotti

Scottish Salami Scientist; Jim Whelton

One Bad Word Could Lead You To Hellfire; Sheikh Mansur Al-Salami

Research; Silvia Scaglioni

Text; LG Simonis, J Whelton

Idea, music, editing; Dr Klangendum 2

special thanks to Noodle Bar for Noodle Machine’s first assignment.

more special thanks; FVP