Podcast appearances and mentions of Arthur Moon

Invoking ancestry, magic, and a deep relationship with the Dead, this week's guest Perdita Finn invites listeners into a world of mystery. Perdita's work, including her new book Take Back the Magic: Conversations with the Unseen World, calls humanity to engage with a faith in the unseen world, a faith in surrender, and a faith in the other side. For Perdita, this faith is not rooted in an otherworldly abstract idea of spirituality, but rather a grounded, embodied experience. As we come to face the existential questions of our time – war, climate change, and disasters of all kinds – Perdita reminds us that we are not alone. We can lean on our ancestors, both human and more-than-human, for strength. As we live into the long story of our souls, what wisdom can we pull from lives beyond this one? Tapping into creativity, resilience and connectedness, life comes after life, comes after life, and the meaning of our cyclical lineage is ever-present.   Perdita Finn is the co-founder, with her husband Clark Strand, of the non-denominational international fellowship The Way of the Rose, which inspired their book The Way of the Rose: The Radical Path of the Divine Feminine Hidden in the Rosary. In addition to extensive study with Zen masters, priests, and healers, she apprenticed with the psychic Susan Saxman, with whom she wrote The Reluctant Psychic. Finn now teaches popular workshops on Getting to Know the Dead, in which participants are empowered to activate the magic in their own lives with the help of their ancestors. She is the author of Take Back the Magic: Conversations with the Unseen World and lives with her family in the moss-filled shadows of the Catskill Mountains.For an extended version of this episode please join us on Patreon at patreon.com/forthewildMusic by The New Runes, Left Vessel, Eliza Edens, and Arthur Moon. Visit our website at forthewild.world for the full episode description, references, and action points.Support the show

"A composition created in the dark. A vocal piece destined to become a new kind of anthem. And quite possibly the most authentic song in the history of rock..."In the latest episode of Themes and Variation, our podcast panelists share their takes on the theme "Songs With Limitations." This time around, I (your humble host, Mahea Lee) am joined by co-host Martin Fowler and special guest, Lora-Faye Åshuvud of the band Arthur Moon to chat about musical constraints and the creativity they sometimes inspire.This episode features selections from the catalogs of Dawn of Midi, Björk, and The Shaggs. How does a track sound when the instrumentalists are really listening? What makes the human voice so magical and appealing? And what does it truly mean to understand music?By the way, don't forget to subscribe to the show and please consider leaving us a 5-star review to help us spread the word and keep the lights on! It would mean a lot to us.Want more? Go ahead and explore the back catalog of our previous episodes, and subscribe to hear every one of our episodes right when they come out, on your preferred platform: Apple PodcastsSpotifyiHeart Radioor anywhere else you get your podcasts.We'll see you in a couple weeks with a new theme and some new songs to break down. If you have any comments, questions, or theme suggestions, drops us a line at podcast@soundfly.com or find us on Twitter.

All Songs Considered's Bob Boilen shares his favorite new tracks of the week including, songs from Shame, Amber Arcades, Kimi Djabaté and more. Featured Songs and Artists: 1. Shame, "Adderall," from Food For Worms2. H. Hawkline, "Milk For Flowers," from Milk For Flowers3. Kimi Djabaté, "Afonhe," from Dindin4. Arthur Moon, "Ghost Ranch," from Chaos! Chaos! Chaos! Side B 5. Amber Arcades, "Contain," from Barefoot on Diamond Road 6. Water From Your Eyes, "Barley," from Everyone's Crushed

Ancient Mermaids , Jay Arthur, Moon Disco Monday Funday EP 27 - Ancient Mermaids , Jay Arthur, Moon Disco

Katalist, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco Monday Funday EP 21 - with Katalist, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco

The Chancellor , Jay Arthur, Moon Disco Monday Funday EP 24- with The Chancellor , Jay Arthur, Moon Disco

DJ Sammy, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco Monday Funday EP 23 - with DJ Sammy, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco

DJ Booters, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco Monday Funday EP 18 with DJ Booters, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco

Don, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco Monday Funday EP 19 - August 16th with Don, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco

Nate Cunningham, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco Monday Funday EP 20 - August 23th with Nate Cunningham, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco

Some of the best moments in music are the ones that defy expectations, breaking from conventional "rules" in pursuit of something unique or unpredictable. These are often the instances that catch our ears, leaving us wondering what just happened and how those artists got away with something you just don't do.That irregular something can be an abnormal chord progression, an unanticipated instrument choice, or a way of using an effect with little or no precedent. Of course, the quest to break free from mediocrity and presumption can sometimes result in work that is somewhat polarizing, but there's a lot to admire about an artist, writer, or producer who took that chance.For this episode, we sat down with favorite-of-the-show, Martin Fowler and the astounding artist, Lora-Faye Åshuvud (of Arthur Moon) to celebrate some tracks that take risks and color outside the lines.Themes and Variation is presented by Soundfly, a music education website changing the way we build our creative skills :Check out all of our courses including Kimbra: Vocal Creativity, Arranging, & Production here.Subscribe to all of our courses here and use the discount code THEMES to take 20% off!Sign up to work one-on-one with one of our incredible mentors here.We want to hear the songs that made you want to study music! Add them to the community playlist for this episode.Have questions or comments? Want to suggest a theme for a future episode? Drop us a line at podcast@soundfly.com or reach out on Twitter.

As broadcast August 24, 2021 with plenty of extra indie goods for you podcast shoppers.  We remember Lou Reed's final show with The Velvet Underground on this date in New York in 1970, after which he moved back to Long Island with his old man to work in...accounting?  Can you imagine walking into this place being a Velvet Underground fan at the time?  Prince Paolo & I wonder.  After that it's a full two hours of the newest, freshest indie cuts from both of us, with great tunes from Freedom Fry, Sunnbrella, Magdalena Bay & mystery band Media Giant as highlights.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)The Velvet Underground – All Tomorrow's PartiesBoski – All My Friends Are StonedSpace Equator – Higher Places Desert Liminal – Rainbow Sherbet SkyZOO – Sleeping DogsSunnbrella - Pauline Part II (33:11)Freedom Fry - I Didn't Feel Like DancingArthur Moon - Back to the FutureAlex Amor - dare youB-Sights – PiecesOddnesse - RomeDog Days - Dancing Shoes Part III (60:21)Average Life Complaints - Wealth GapDreamwheel - Chain of FearMagdalena Bay - Secrets (Your Fire)Media Giant - Afraid of the DarkKingsman Khan - Guides You HomeTalia Goddess - Poster Girl Part IV (91:31)Hovvdy - Junior Day LeagueEdward Knocks - Time MachinesJess Chalker – Don't Fight ItFern Murphy - Go for ItFoyer Red – SlanderThe Sadderdays - Under The Stars

DK K8, Moon Disco, Jay Arthur Monday Funday EP 17 - August 2nd with DJ K8, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco

Snoopsy, Moon Disco, Jay Arthur Monday Funday EP 16 - July 29th with Snoopsy, Jay Arthur, Moon Disco

We had the pleasure of interviewing Arthur Moon over Zoom video! Arthur Moon - the Brooklyn avant-pop group fronted by Lora-Faye Åshuvud alongside collaborators Cale Hawkins (Quincy Jones, Bilal, Linda Perry), Martin D. Fowler (a composer for This American Life), Dave Palazola and Aviva Jaye - shared a surreal dreamlike new single, “Chaos! Chaos! Chaos!” The cool slice of electropop is also the title of their just-announced new album, out this fall - which will accompany a hometown Brooklyn show at Elsewhere Zone 1 on September 29 (tickets here). Directed by Garrett Weinholtz, the haunting video features spellbinding idiosyncratic dance moves to match with Lora-Faye Åshuvud and partner Jordan Kisner. Weinholtz explains: “This video started with Lora-Faye telling me she saw herself dancing with a solo audience member to ‘Chaos! Chaos! Chaos!' which also played into the realities of live music during Covid. From there, I took cues from David Lynch's ‘Mulholland Dr.', ‘Twin Peaks', Anna Biller's ‘The Love Witch', a bit of Lucio Fulci's ‘City of the Living Dead,' and the painting ‘Garden of Earthly Delights' to create a mix of kitsch and chaos.” Åshuvud continues: "Chaos! Chaos! Chaos! is a queer date wandering through New York as it burns, a new love growing up in the ruins of an old one, a debauched night walk across a scorched earth. We started the instrumental on this one in the summer of 2019, and then it sat untouched on my hard drive for a year until I reopened it again last summer. Hearing it for the first time in all those months, I was captivated by its swampy energy, and immediately heard these thick, tickling vocal harmonies that would float on top of the instrumental, never quite resolving, always wanting more. Initially it was called 'Hieronymous Bosch,' for context, but we ended up changing it to the title track of the album, because writing this song was a moment that really solidified for me what the album would end up being about - a chaos theory of pain and love, our deep connections and their utter incoherence."Arthur Moon is the moniker of Lora-Faye Åshuvud, a multi-instrumentalist from New York. Åshuvud takes an intuitive and unusual approach to rhythm and harmony, queering pop, electronic, and experimental sensibilities to make music that is as unpredictable and playful as it is intricate and controlled. NPR's Bob Boilen says Arthur Moon "has the quirky freshness I first heard from New York artists such as Laurie Anderson and Talking Heads in the late 1970s and more recently with Dirty Projectors."  Åshuvud collaborates on the Arthur Moon project with musicians like Cale Hawkins (Quincy Jones, Bilal, Linda Perry), Martin D. Fowler (a composer for This American Life), Dave Palazola and Aviva Jaye. The 2019 debut full-length Arthur Moon was met with support from the likes of NPR, BBC Radio 6, Spotify's New Music Friday, Billboard and more. Arthur Moon's next full-length is forthcoming later this year.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #ArthurMoon #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Mainstream media has gradually begun to recognize the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People (MMIWG2S) epidemic across North America, but only after constant attention and pressure from Indigenous communities, advocates, and organization - still, much needs to be addressed as there continues to be serious misrepresentation. In this week’s episode, we speak to advocate and athlete, Jordan Marie Brings Three White Horses Daniel about the tremendous ripple effects of missing relatives, where the media continues to get it wrong, and the crippling economic tolls incurred by families as they are punished during periods of urgency and loss. As a marathon runner, we also speak with Jordan about the act of running and how it can meaningfully move energy in solidarity with the MMIWG2S movement. Jordan Marie Brings Three White Horses Daniel is a citizen of Kul Wicasa Oyate (Lower Brule Sioux Tribe) as well as a passionate and devoted advocate nationally known for her grassroots organization for anti-pipelines/climate justice efforts, change the name/not your mascot, MMIWG2S and MMIP, and native youth initiatives. Jordan is the founder and organizer of Rising Hearts, an Indigenous-led grassroots group. Music by Lake Mary, Santiago Cordoba, Emily Ritz, and Arthur Moon. Visit our website at forthewild.world for the full episode description, references, and action points.

Writer-director Adam Goldman on bootstrapping his way to a TV series, being “a structure queen,” and procrastinating with great fervor. Miranda July shares early work she performed on an experimental radio show. Plus: new music by avant-pop band Arthur Moon, whose self-titled debut album is out now. Contributing artist: Joseph Keckler

Tous les jours à 11h, Jean Fromageau que vous connaissez pour être une  des voix de Chez Michel et de Nocturnal, partage son goût pour un album à (re)découvrir.

Tous les jours à 11h, Jean Fromageau que vous connaissez pour être une  des voix de Chez Michel et de Nocturnal, partage son goût pour un album à (re)découvrir.

On this episode, we spotlight the incredibly talented actor Leslie Nielsen! We'll chat about some of his earlier straight man work, but spend the bulk of our energies on his comedic stuff. "THE NAKED GUN", "POLICE SQUAD" and of course "AIRPLANE" are all comedy classics! In other words... it’s the same old story. Boy finds girl, boy loses girl, girl finds boy, boy forgets girl, boy remembers girl, girls dies in a tragic blimp accident over the orange bowl on New Year’s Day.Later on, we take turns paying tribute to some awesome independent artists that we think deserve your patronage!Please check out: • The Gamescape Artist (gaming lansdcapes) • Ukiyo-e Heroes (samurai art) • Forest Haunt (creepy apparel) • Grace Duncan (cutesy art) • Joe Lisi (gaming art) • justm3hart (gaming art) • Don England (horror art) • Arthur Moon (incorrect music) • Rough House Publishing (horror comics) The show that celebrates all the things that made growing up awesome is part of the Inebri-Art and The Dorkening Podcast Networks!Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/retro-ridoctopus/d56b5bdb-4cc7-4043-8ec8-5372829b2b65

This episode we chat with a phenomenal creator of musical experimentation- Arthur Moon, We'll chat with Arthur about her musically boundary-pushing creation- "Odd Theory", how she creates music in such politically chaotic times and all about her latest self-titled album. So join Saucey, Odell and Arthur Moon for all the Infield Podcasting we can Incorrectly Broadcast into your Homonormo Little EarHoles!

Arthur Moon is a project led by NY-based musician Lora-Faye Åshuvud, whose boundary-pushing performance and vocals style blends well with an experimental sort of electronic dance music to create a hazy, unsettling, yet inviting take on pop. The band dropped by Serious Business Music in Brooklyn to give us this intimate look at their impeccable song stylings. Arthur Moon’s self-titled LP is available now.     00:00 - Arthur Moon 00:23 - Homonormo 03:44 - Interview - Arthur Moon 05:44 - Reverse Conversion Therapy 10:02 - Interview - Arthur Moon 11:18 - I Feel Better 14:20 - Myelin 18:35 - Interview - Arthur Moon 22:10 - Ships 25:20 - Interview - Arthur Moon 27:22 - Outro 27:43 - Finish

Contributor Matt Ruby speaks with Arielle the Herbalist about the ways in which plants and herbs can help us to live better, healthier lives. Later in the episode, Jacqueline Soller and J. McVay discuss the new movie, ‘Knives Out’ written and directed by Rian Johnson and starring Ana de Armas, Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon, Don Johnson, Toni Collette, LaKeith Stanfield, and Christopher Plummer -- out now from Lionsgate. And we’ll take an exclusive early listen to a performance by Brooklyn artist Arthur Moon, from their upcoming BTR Live Studio session. Music composed by and show edited by Hansdale Hsu. Associate Producer is Joe Virgillito 00:00 - Intro 01:12 - START /// Matt Ruby talks with Arielle the Herbalist / Arielle’s background and basics of herbalism 05:25 - Adaptogens 08:03 - Harvesting herbs from natural or urban environments 11:12 - Herbs from local environment are the herbs we need 14:00 - Lyme disease and other ailments that people seek treatment for 15:52 - Diagnosis? / “herbs are allies” 17:22 - Wise Woman Tradition 19:25 - Traditional Western Herbalism / Ayurveda / tongue as indicator of overall health 22:13 - Relationship between herbalism, western medicine, and modern pharmaceuticals / skullcap, mushrooms, and other herbs for newbies 27:18 - “We live symbiotically with the plants…” / herbs can take longer than western meds, but have longer lasting effects 31:50 - Herbalism and overall diet 33:15 - Arielle’s mother’s recent health scare 36:03 - People find the plants that they need 38:49 - Closing thoughts / wrapping up /// END 39:55 - 1st Person: Princess // Learning To Not Give Up On Herself 43:50 - Movie Review: Jacqueline Soller on ‘Knives Out’ 45:37 - Movie Chat w/ Jacqueline Soller & J. McVay (Spoiler Alert) 63:09 - “Reverse Conversion Therapy” (BTR Live Studio, 2019) - Arthur Moon 68:12 - Outro / Credits 69:07 - Finish.

Places with the richest biodiversity are also home to the greatest diversity of languages left in the world. As these remaining sanctuaries come under threat from climate disaster and resource expansion, we risk losing Indigenous languages that are alive and attuned to their homelands, and contain unparalleled ecological knowledge essential to healing the earth. Meanwhile, for those of us who learned to speak a dominant language like English, our tongues carry the legacy of colonialism, the stripping of the land, and we are constrained within a monocultural worldview of culture and land. How are we to express our grief at witnessing the loss unfolding amidst the Anthropocene, when we lack the words to begin with? Our guests this week are Heidi Quante and Alicia Escott from The Bureau of Linguistical Reality, a public participatory artwork that inspires individuals to create new words to understand and articulate the sensations of living within our rapidly changing world. Heidi and Alicia open the doors to freeing trapped sensations and emotions that have gone unnamed and unfelt under the weight of climate disaster. Heidi Quanta was raised speaking three languages simultaneously and as a result, has long been fascinated with how words influence peoples’ thoughts, actions and ultimately culture. Creating new words is something she loves doing and has been doing since she first learned to communicate with other humans. (Adult reprisals of “That’s not a word” didn’t stop her when she was 5 years old, nor does it today). Quante was inspired to create this artwork with Alicia Escott because she was at a loss for words to describe the very real emotions, and feelings she found herself experiencing as our world rapidly changes due to social, political and environmental factors. Quante’s passion as an artist and founder of the non-profit Creative Catalysts is finding innovative approaches to inspiring cultures to address the pressing social and environmental challenges of our time. This passion is a continuation of 17 years of designing and running a wide array of environmental and human rights initiatives. Quante received a Bachelor of Science & Bachelor of the Arts in Cultural Anthropology from the University of California Berkeley. Alicia Escott’s artistic thinking focuses on grappling with what it is to live a human life amid a moment that is profoundly rare in the geologic and ecologic history of the planet. She is interested in how we each are negotiating our immediate day-to-day realities and responsibilities amid an awareness of the overarching specter of climate change, mass extinction and other Anthropocenic events. She approaches these issues with an interstitial practice that encompasses writing, drawing, painting, photography, video, sculpture and social practice. Escott holds an MFA from California College of Art, where she received the Richard K. Price Scholarship in painting and a BFA from the Art Institute of Chicago. In this refreshing interview, Heidi, Alicia and Ayana break through the limits imposed by dominant languages, and invite radical freedom of expression to enrich our unique identities, experiences, our relationships with each other and with the earth. Listen in as we meditate on the necessity to revitalize Indigenous languages, reawaken the joys of wordplay, celebrate the creativity of youth, and to empower ourselves by rewilding our vocabulary. We are reminded of the need to speak the truth in every circumstance, and to imagine the world we wish to create. Original Research: Madison Magalski ♫ Music by Arthur Moon

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Colette Chantel, Theory Hazit, conshus, Just Be, J Biz, JuniAli7, Chiiild, Shungudzo, LOrange, Jeremiah Jae, Mr V, Reelsoul, Michelle Rivera, Jaeden, Alex Cuba, Oh Land, Arthur Moon, Snoh Aalegra, Rodney P, Knaladeus, Danny Brown, Rel McCoy, Blu, Damu The Fudgemunk, Wax Tailor, MoZaic, Okito, The Vibe Drops, Jean-Louis Potin, Anderson .Paak, Lalah Hathaway, Zeroh, Lojii, Romare, OutKast, Goodie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

For today's episode we welcomed Katherine Friedland, the touring manager of the prolific indie record label Mom+Pop. We also welcome back friend and former guest Juicy Jackie to take over while Genesis is out of town.Katherine brings to the table Arthur Moon and their unique brand of off-kilter pop.We introduce multi-faceted New Orleans artist Sol Galeano, a raw, contagious delivery from California’s AntiHana, and the hypnotic sounds of Kadhja Bonet. Amongst much more.  01 "Time" by Ian Kirby 02 "Homonormo" by Arthur Moon 03 "Don't Know Better" by The O'My's  04 "Big Huge Problem" by AntiHana 05 "WHAT'S TRUE TO ME TODAY PROBABLY WON'T BE TRUE TO ME TOMORROW ANYWAY" by Sol Geleano 06 "Origami Dreams" by Christelle Bofale 07 "The Watch" by Kadhja Bonet 08 "Go In" by BIGKLIT-- 09: "Sex With Us" by Yung Titties   Art: Lea Carey Follow Not 97: ▶ Twitter: https://twitter.com/_NOT97 ▶ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_not97 *Not 97 is powered by the innovative music company Amuse.io, making distribution effortless for independent artists everywhere. © NOT 97. All music ℗ & © their rights holders, used by NOT 97 with explicit permission.

"I really hope it's weird," Arthur Moon, aka Lora-Faye Ashuvud, tells us about her new EP Our Head, an electro-rock experience that can feel as trippy as Ashuvud's bouts with migraine-induced aphasia. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.