Why We Listen Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Justin Vivian Bond is my guest for the 14th episode of Why We Listen.
We listen to and discuss:
Judy Collins – ‘Tomorrow Is A Long Time’ Bronski Beat – ‘Smalltown Boy’ Sinead O’Connor – ‘Just Like U Said It Would B’
Justin Vivian Bond is a songwriter and performer from San Francisco.
http://justinbond.com
Thanks for listening.
Heklina meets with Marc Kate for the 27th episode of Why We Listen to listen to and discuss:
My Bloody Valentine – ‘Honey Power’ Kraftwerk – ‘Computer Love’ Roxy Music – ‘Mother of Pearl’
Heklina is the producer and host of the legendary drag club Trannyshack and the new club Mother.
Thanks for listening.
Sylvie Simmons meets with Marc Kate for the 45th episode of Why We Listen to listen to and discuss:
Leonard Cohen – ‘Suzanne’
David Bowie – ‘Rock ‘N’ Roll Suicide’
Serge Gainsbourg – ‘Ballade De Melody Nelson’
Sylvie Simmons is a writer and musician.
http://sylviesimmons.com
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http://www.whywelisten.marckate.com/Assets/audio/45-Sylvie_Simmons.mp3
Colin Cunliffe meets with Marc Kate for the 44th episode of Why We Listen.
Colin Cunliffe is a performer based in NYC.
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http://www.whywelisten.marckate.com/Assets/audio/44-Colin_Cunliffe.mp3
Episode 43 of Why We Listen is a panel discussion between
Roger Linn
Dave Smith
Keith McMillen
Tom Oberheim
and Jessica Rylan
moderated by Marc Kate as part of the Don Buchla Memorial Concerts.
It was an opportunity to reminisce about the legendary electronic instrument designer and pioneer.
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http://www.whywelisten.marckate.com/Assets/audio/43-Don_Buchla_Memorial_Panel.mp3
Jon Leidecker aka Wobbly meets with Marc Kate for the 42nd episode of Why We Listen to listen to and discuss:
Maryanne Amacher – ‘Living Sound, Patent Pending’
Marissa Marchant – ‘Emu’
Roland Kayn – ‘Electronic Symphony – Part 1’
Jon Leidecker is an electronic musician from San Francisco.
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Thanks for listening.
Notes:
1. Marissa Marchant
http://www.whywelisten.marckate.com/Assets/audio/42-Jon_Leidecker.mp3
Presented by Volume and ICA LA, Nayland Blake meets with Marc Kate for a live episode of Why We Listen at the Cooper Design Space Penthouse to listen to and discuss:
Amy Taubin – ‘Life on the Inside’
X-Ray Spex – ‘Oh Bondage Up Yours’
Tunde Olaniran – ‘Namesake’
Nayland Blake is an artist from New York.
http://www.naylandblake.net
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http://www.whywelisten.marckate.com/Assets/audio/41-Nayland_Blake.mp3
Miguel Gutierrez meets with Marc Kate for the 40th episode of Why We Listen to listen to and discuss:
Meredith Monk – ‘Gotham Lullaby’
Diane Cluck – ‘Yr Million Sweetnesses’
Colin Self – ‘Aflame’
Miguel Gutierrez makes performances and is based in Brooklyn.
http://miguelgutierrez.org
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http://www.whywelisten.marckate.com/Assets/audio/40-Miguel_Gutierrez.mp3
Brontez Purnell meets with Marc Kate for the 39th episode of Why We Listen to listen to and discuss:
Bettye Swann – ‘Make Me Yours’
Bikini Kill – ‘Outta Me’
Blondie – ‘X Offender’
Brontez is a choreographer and a writer and a musician from San Francisco.
Brontez Purnell on Facebook.
The Younger Lovers on Facebook.
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RSS feed:
https://whywelisten.wordpress.com/feed/
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http://www.whywelisten.marckate.com/Assets/audio/39-Brontez_Purnell.mp3
Antonia Crane meets with Marc Kate for the 38th episode of Why We Listen to listen to and discuss:
Suicide – ‘Cheree’
David Bowie – ‘Golden Years (Eric J Lawrence KCRW Remix)’
Babes in Toyland – ‘Hello’
Antonia Crane is a writer, professor and performer in Los Angeles.
http://www.antoniacrane.com
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http://www.whywelisten.marckate.com/Assets/audio/38-Antonia_Crane.mp3
Matt Werth meets with Marc Kate for the 37th episode of Why We Listen to listen to and discuss:
Peter Ivers – ‘Eighteen And Dreaming’
Godley & Creme – ‘Joey’s Camel’
Circus Underwater – ‘The Surface Of The Water’
Matt runs the label RVNG and and the store Commend in NYC.
http://igetrvng.com
http://commendnyc.com
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http://www.whywelisten.marckate.com/Assets/audio/37-Matt_Werth.mp3
Sarah Davachi meets with Marc Kate for the 36th episode of Why We Listen to listen to and discuss:
Dennis Wilson – ‘Mexico’
James Tenney – ‘Critical Band’
John Frusciante – ‘Untitled #11’ and ‘Untitled #12’
Sarah Davachi is an is a Canadian electronic musician.
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Thanks for listening.
http://www.whywelisten.marckate.com/Assets/audio/36-Sarah_Davachi.mp3
Notes:
1. National Music Centre
2. You Must Remember This podcast
3. Sarah Davachi’s “Dominions”