experience: Recent Episodes
Valery Vino
experience is a collaborative podcast series hosted by philosopher Dr Valery Vinogradovs. Offering independent searches for meaning, our free-styled episodes accommodate diverse voices and topics. Confrontations, contradictions and inconclusive insights are to be expected here! Touching on new and old key problems, crossing familiar and unfamiliar ways, our program suggests that in the end: it's all personal
Valery interviews three philosophers influenced by Friedrich Nietzsche:
Leila Toiviainen (PhD, University of Tasmania)
Catherine F. Botha (Professor, University of Johannesburg)
Babette Babich (Professor, Fordham University)
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In this episode, Arnold Berleant (Emeritus Professor of Philosophy/Founding Editor of Contemporary Aesthetics) and Michael Alpert (Writer/Director of the University of Maine Press) discuss ageing as an everyday process, chiefly from a phenomenological perspective.
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Leading post-anarchists, Prof Saul Newman (Goldsmiths, University of London) and Prof Lewis Call (Cal Poly State University), situate the most misrepresented political movement against the left-right spectrum. They then demonstrate the anarchist ethos by responding to a series of everyday situations, such as "Maggie's Superannuation" and "Land Forces 2021", as well as prompts by Vishwam Heckert and Mahmood Fazal.
The audio interlude at 63:00 is taken from Sergei Loznitsa's "The Event" (2015): no copyright infringement intended.
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Terre Thaemlitz/Dj Sprinkles (Comatonse Recordings) and Seth Horvitz/Rrose (Eaux) discuss pessimism, their contrasting philosophies of music, and other curious things. To appreciate this hybrid podcast, please ensure you have the appropriate equipment!
Tracklist:
Cleveland -- Payback [Hivern Discs, Spain, 2017]
Men with Secrets -- Elle Est Nihiliste [The Bunker New York, USA, 2020]
Litüus -- 09152015_1822_001 [Avian, Germany, 2017]
Brian Eno & Harold Budd -- Lost in the Humming Air [Editions EG, USA, 1984]
Rrose -- Columns [Eaux, 2019]
Terre Thaemlitz -- What is Between is Missing [Comatonse, Japan, 2019 [1998]]
Seth Horvitz -- Study No. 1: Octaves, Systematically Filled and Folded [LINE, USA, 2011]
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Philosopher and art critic Dr Majid Heidari (Ferdows, Mashhad, Iran) and multi-talented storyteller Soretti Kadir (live from Nairobi, Kenya) talk about the role of art/artist, about evil and our responsibilities, art as a weapon of resistance and as a natural means to feel free from oppression, when it's real!
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In this episode, the eclectic Australian philosopher Dr Damon Young and Valery are sitting in a vehicle on the top, seventh floor of a car park in Hobart, Tasmania. It's 10.30 am, and we are chatting with professor Graham Priest, located in New York
We grapple with the ways the philosophical method and aspirations can be sharpened by martial arts, and the ways martial arts can sharpen a philosophical life.
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In the thick of the global plague, Richard Deming (Yale, Senior Lecturer), Justin Clemens (University of Melbourne, A/Professor) and Valery agreed to hold a conversation on the topic of poetics, self-understanding, and health. An analysis and discussion of this trinity requires love of poetry and philosophy. Both supreme human practices take common root in mythology and religion, and also share a notorious categorical divide, that of reason against affect. Is this Platonic divide indeed categorical, given both practices rely on language and creativity to compose their meaning? Interestingly, the practice of poetics does not have the reputation for boosting one's health, in the mainstream understanding of that concept. If anything, poetic practice gained notoriety for corrupting one's mind and, possibly, life. Like philosophy?
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Nina Eidsheim (Professor of Musicology, UCLA) and Valery discuss theoretical and practical insights that address a bundle of hard-wired assumptions about a voice - and an essence - of the other.
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