Podcasts about asthmatic astronaut

An interview with Brett Gregory, writer and director of the award-winning film ‘Nobody Loves You and You Don't Deserve to Exist'. We explore the film's themes of austerity, poverty and the high cost of living, and the wreckage they have brought to the lives and mental health of so many in the UK. Content warning: This episode features discussions of suicide and self-harm. Theme by Asthmatic Astronaut. Subscribe at strangeexiles.substack.com

UK hip-hop pioneer and cultural archivist Juice Aleem curates the B-Sides Hip-Hop Festival and Afroflux, and is the author of Afrofutures and Astroblack Travel. We explore his rap legacy, the secret origins of Coca-Cola and KFC, and the art of Sun Ra and Rammellzee. Strange Exiles theme by Asthmatic Astronaut.

From the body horror of David Cronenberg and Brett-Easton Ellis to Jacque Lacan's 'jouissance' and J.G. Ballard's 'Super-Cannes', take a deep dive into wellness cults, toxic positivity, nepo baby discourse, and capitalism's parasitic dreams of fame. Hosted by Bram E. Gieben. Strange Exiles theme by Asthmatic Astronaut. Subscribe at strangeexiles.substack.com.

Host Bram explores the ideas, ideologies and identities discussed in Season 1, with contributions from award-winning author Darren McGarvey, psychedelic philosopher Dr Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes, activist Zoe Venditozzi, and cultural critic Mike Watson. Festive theme remixed by Asthmatic Astronaut.

Coronavirus cases are once again rising in Europe and across the world. The World Health Organisation has said that countries shouldn't be giving out booster jabs for the rest of the year, but in the UK we're offering third shots to people as young as 40. Meanwhile, only 3% of people in low-income countries have had a single dose. Covid vaccines may have prevented hundreds of thousands of deaths in the UK, but who is missing out on the global vaccine rollout? Why can't poorer countries get hold of the Covid vaccine? And how can we change the rules of our international economy so that everyone is protected during the pandemic? For the last episode of the series, Ayeisha is joined by Achal Prabhala, writer, researcher, and coordinator of the AccessIBSA project, and Saiorse Fitzpatrick, advocacy manager at STOPAIDS. - Listen to a previous episode on vaccine nationalism with Miriam Brett and Tahir Amin https://neweconomics.org/2021/02/weekly-economics-podcast-vaccine-nationalism - Read more about the WTO proposal by India and South Africa to temporarily waive intellectual property on Covid-19 vaccines, treatments and related technologies. Talks on this due to take place in Geneva on the 30th November have now been postponed. https://www.twn.my/title2/intellectual_property/trips_waiver_proposal.htm - Support the People's Vaccine https://peoplesvaccine.org/ - Follow STOPAIDS on Twitter - the hashtag for the ice cream action Ayeisha mentioned in this episode is #Iscreamvaccine https://twitter.com/STOPAIDS - For more from Achal, head to the AccessIBSA website https://accessibsa.org/ - For more on Covid-19 vaccines, the TRIPS waiver and more, go to the Third World Network website https://www.twn.my/ ----- Researched by Margaret Welsh. Produced by Becky Malone. Music by Asthmatic Astronaut and Poddington Bear under Creative Commons license. Enjoying the show? Tweet us your comments and questions @NEF! The Weekly Economics Podcast is brought to you by the New Economics Foundation. Find out more at www.neweconomics.org

Dr Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes explains why we need a new philosophy of psychedelics. The author of Noumenautics looks back on the legacy of his influential essay Neo-Nihilism: The Philosophy of Power, and his enduring passion for the ideas of Spinoza, Nietzsche and A.N. Whitehead. Theme by Asthmatic Astronaut.

Strange Exiles is a podcast about ideas, identity and ideology. Episode 5 is a conversation about the politics of architecture and the future of the American left with journalist Marianela D'Aprile, an activist for the Democratic Socialists of America. Theme by Asthmatic Astronaut.

Strange Exiles is a podcast about ideas, identity and ideology. Episode 4 is a conversation about social justice, climate chaos and antifascist resistance, with Pulitzer-nominated Las Vegas journalist and futurist Joshua Ellis. Theme by Asthmatic Astronaut.

Strange Exiles is a new podcast about ideas, identity and ideology. In Episode 3 writer David Lee Morgan describes his political awakening in 1960s America and a life lived on the threshold of revolution, immersed in the radical theories of Marx, Mao, and Bob Avakian. Host: Bram E. Gieben. Theme by Asthmatic Astronaut.

For the final podcast of 2020, I'm very pleased to announce the return of my good friend Krowne. Gary Crowne aka Krowne is an electronica, hip-hop and techno DJ, producer and promoter from Edinburgh who’s been releasing music since 2010 under the aliases Krowne and Ghost By Nature, he was a core artist within the Black Lantern Music Collective and one half of duo Kromatic with Asthmatic Astronaut. Krowne is label boss at Precog Records, running it along with his brother Alan Crowne who is the Art Director for the label. Things really started to take off for Krowne when he won the Orbital ‘Wonky” Beatport remix competition in 2011. Over the following years he’s had a multitude of renowned releases on labels including Beat Machine Records, BLM and GTA Digital, putting out everything from techno, house, hip hop, electronica, breaks to sci-fi crunk ……….. even original soundtracks. He’s worked with wicked remixers including Ast Ast, G. Kemp, Gary the Apprentice and Coffee & Blood and his hip hop output has seen him working with MCs the world over including Questionmark Embargo, Harlequinade and Texture. Everything he puts out reaches stratospheric heights with each release getting over 20,000 downloads or more. He’s had many of his tracks played on respected radio stations and Kromatic have even played live on BBC Radio 1. In 2013, ably assisted by Jack Simon, Rendezyvoodoo and Strut, he formed Edinburgh techno club night Fourbyfour. The night rapidly took off, show casing guests like Hermanez, Phil Kieran and Ramiro Lopez. Lately Fourbyfour launched a sister night called Fourplay which ventures into the realms of hip hop, funk and a more open minded music policy……..  another successful venture. He’s also a freelance sound designer, film and commercials music producer and sound editor. He’s also involved with 3D logo sound design, creating music for BBCs The Social and making several of his own music videos. Krowne has many more releases in the pipeline building on the previous successes of his multi genre skills. Along with running his successful club nights and a multitude of other side projects, he’s not short on work. He’s got so much musical experience to give to the masses. No matter what this guy concentrates his skills on, it always comes up gold. SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/krowne https://www.facebook.com/krowneBLM/ https://twitter.com/krowne https://krowne.bandcamp.com Track List: INTRO - Chris Liebing - Rastamann Intro Monoloc - Mind (Original Mix) St Germain - Rose Rouge Mike Humphries - Test Flight Devilfish, Roel Salemink - Manalive - Devilfish Remix Hertz - Mankind 12 (A) Emptyset - Avichi (Original Mix) Vohkinne - Battery (Ben Sims Remix) Lucy & Xhin - Lx4 (Original Mix) Hertz & Johan Bacto - Zync 23 (Dirty Crutch) Dj Emerson - Rubberband Man (Brian Sanhaji Remix) Ben Sims & Paul Mac - One Legged Disco Jerome Hill - Transmissions (Original Mix) The Advent, Industrialyzer - Tubular (Original Mix) Julian Liberator - Funky (Original Mix) Devilfish - Supernova Carlos Rios - Police State (Paul Mac Remix) Jerome Hill - Frogmarch Brian Sanhaji - Radiation Hertz & Johan Bacto - Zync Grooves 01 (A) (Hektadrone) Mike Humphries - Connect Chris Liebing & Andre Walter - String Theory (Original Mix) Andrew McLauchlan - Love Story (Devilfish Remix) Umek - Gatex (Umek remix) Future 16 - Vertigo (Paul Mac Remix) Depeche Mode - Dream On (Dave Clarke Remix) Drumcell. Brian Sanhaji - Structure (Original Mix) Tommy Four Seven - Sor (Original Mix) Paul Hazendonk - Foosa (Thomas Mac Remix)

For the final podcast of 2020, I'm very pleased to announce the return of my good friend Krowne. Gary Crowne aka Krowne is an electronica, hip-hop and techno DJ, producer and promoter from Edinburgh who’s been releasing music since 2010 under the aliases Krowne and Ghost By Nature, he was a core artist within the Black Lantern Music Collective and one half of duo Kromatic with Asthmatic Astronaut. Krowne is label boss at Precog Records, running it along with his brother Alan Crowne who is the Art Director for the label. Things really started to take off for Krowne when he won the Orbital ‘Wonky” Beatport remix competition in 2011. Over the following years he’s had a multitude of renowned releases on labels including Beat Machine Records, BLM and GTA Digital, putting out everything from techno, house, hip hop, electronica, breaks to sci-fi crunk ……….. even original soundtracks. He’s worked with wicked remixers including Ast Ast, G. Kemp, Gary the Apprentice and Coffee & Blood and his hip hop output has seen him working with MCs the world over including Questionmark Embargo, Harlequinade and Texture. Everything he puts out reaches stratospheric heights with each release getting over 20,000 downloads or more. He’s had many of his tracks played on respected radio stations and Kromatic have even played live on BBC Radio 1. In 2013, ably assisted by Jack Simon, Rendezyvoodoo and Strut, he formed Edinburgh techno club night Fourbyfour. The night rapidly took off, show casing guests like Hermanez, Phil Kieran and Ramiro Lopez. Lately Fourbyfour launched a sister night called Fourplay which ventures into the realms of hip hop, funk and a more open minded music policy……..  another successful venture. He’s also a freelance sound designer, film and commercials music producer and sound editor. He’s also involved with 3D logo sound design, creating music for BBCs The Social and making several of his own music videos. Krowne has many more releases in the pipeline building on the previous successes of his multi genre skills. Along with running his successful club nights and a multitude of other side projects, he’s not short on work. He’s got so much musical experience to give to the masses. No matter what this guy concentrates his skills on, it always comes up gold. SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/krowne https://www.facebook.com/krowneBLM/ https://twitter.com/krowne https://krowne.bandcamp.com Track List: INTRO - Chris Liebing - Rastamann Intro Monoloc - Mind (Original Mix) St Germain - Rose Rouge Mike Humphries - Test Flight Devilfish, Roel Salemink - Manalive - Devilfish Remix Hertz - Mankind 12 (A) Emptyset - Avichi (Original Mix) Vohkinne - Battery (Ben Sims Remix) Lucy & Xhin - Lx4 (Original Mix) Hertz & Johan Bacto - Zync 23 (Dirty Crutch) Dj Emerson - Rubberband Man (Brian Sanhaji Remix) Ben Sims & Paul Mac - One Legged Disco Jerome Hill - Transmissions (Original Mix) The Advent, Industrialyzer - Tubular (Original Mix) Julian Liberator - Funky (Original Mix) Devilfish - Supernova Carlos Rios - Police State (Paul Mac Remix) Jerome Hill - Frogmarch Brian Sanhaji - Radiation Hertz & Johan Bacto - Zync Grooves 01 (A) (Hektadrone) Mike Humphries - Connect Chris Liebing & Andre Walter - String Theory (Original Mix) Andrew McLauchlan - Love Story (Devilfish Remix) Umek - Gatex (Umek remix) Future 16 - Vertigo (Paul Mac Remix) Depeche Mode - Dream On (Dave Clarke Remix) Drumcell. Brian Sanhaji - Structure (Original Mix) Tommy Four Seven - Sor (Original Mix) Paul Hazendonk - Foosa (Thomas Mac Remix)

For the final podcast of 2020, I'm very pleased to announce the return of my good friend Krowne. Gary Crowne aka Krowne is an electronica, hip-hop and techno DJ, producer and promoter from Edinburgh who’s been releasing music since 2010 under the aliases Krowne and Ghost By Nature, he was a core artist within the Black Lantern Music Collective and one half of duo Kromatic with Asthmatic Astronaut. Krowne is label boss at Precog Records, running it along with his brother Alan Crowne who is the Art Director for the label. Things really started to take off for Krowne when he won the Orbital ‘Wonky” Beatport remix competition in 2011. Over the following years he’s had a multitude of renowned releases on labels including Beat Machine Records, BLM and GTA Digital, putting out everything from techno, house, hip hop, electronica, breaks to sci-fi crunk ……….. even original soundtracks. He’s worked with wicked remixers including Ast Ast, G. Kemp, Gary the Apprentice and Coffee & Blood and his hip hop output has seen him working with MCs the world over including Questionmark Embargo, Harlequinade and Texture. Everything he puts out reaches stratospheric heights with each release getting over 20,000 downloads or more. He’s had many of his tracks played on respected radio stations and Kromatic have even played live on BBC Radio 1. In 2013, ably assisted by Jack Simon, Rendezyvoodoo and Strut, he formed Edinburgh techno club night Fourbyfour. The night rapidly took off, show casing guests like Hermanez, Phil Kieran and Ramiro Lopez. Lately Fourbyfour launched a sister night called Fourplay which ventures into the realms of hip hop, funk and a more open minded music policy……..  another successful venture. He’s also a freelance sound designer, film and commercials music producer and sound editor. He’s also involved with 3D logo sound design, creating music for BBCs The Social and making several of his own music videos. Krowne has many more releases in the pipeline building on the previous successes of his multi genre skills. Along with running his successful club nights and a multitude of other side projects, he’s not short on work. He’s got so much musical experience to give to the masses. No matter what this guy concentrates his skills on, it always comes up gold. SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/krowne https://www.facebook.com/krowneBLM/ https://twitter.com/krowne https://krowne.bandcamp.com Track List: INTRO - Chris Liebing - Rastamann Intro Monoloc - Mind (Original Mix) St Germain - Rose Rouge Mike Humphries - Test Flight Devilfish, Roel Salemink - Manalive - Devilfish Remix Hertz - Mankind 12 (A) Emptyset - Avichi (Original Mix) Vohkinne - Battery (Ben Sims Remix) Lucy & Xhin - Lx4 (Original Mix) Hertz & Johan Bacto - Zync 23 (Dirty Crutch) Dj Emerson - Rubberband Man (Brian Sanhaji Remix) Ben Sims & Paul Mac - One Legged Disco Jerome Hill - Transmissions (Original Mix) The Advent, Industrialyzer - Tubular (Original Mix) Julian Liberator - Funky (Original Mix) Devilfish - Supernova Carlos Rios - Police State (Paul Mac Remix) Jerome Hill - Frogmarch Brian Sanhaji - Radiation Hertz & Johan Bacto - Zync Grooves 01 (A) (Hektadrone) Mike Humphries - Connect Chris Liebing & Andre Walter - String Theory (Original Mix) Andrew McLauchlan - Love Story (Devilfish Remix) Umek - Gatex (Umek remix) Future 16 - Vertigo (Paul Mac Remix) Depeche Mode - Dream On (Dave Clarke Remix) Drumcell. Brian Sanhaji - Structure (Original Mix) Tommy Four Seven - Sor (Original Mix) Paul Hazendonk - Foosa (Thomas Mac Remix)

Au programme de ce quatrième numéro, je vous parle d'un artiste contemporain français dont le travail est très intéressant : Philippe Parreno. Quelques exemples de ses oeuvres : - La rue des Marquises, en 2013 au Palais de Tokyo : https://vimeo.com/80255165 - Son travail sur Ann Lee : https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xagyrz - "The Writer" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYZEIaFRc5A - Et la bande-annonce de "Zidane, un portrait du XXIe siècle" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WksmDCP8rgU La musique du générique, c'est Asthmatic Astronaut, "Run the tape".

Pour ce troisième épisode, célébrons les 90 ans de la naissance d'Yves Klein en évoquant sa plus grande création, son bleu, nommé IKB (International Klein Blue), une teinte qui suffit, à elle seule, à prouver le pouvoir de la couleur. Pour en apprendre plus sur Yves Klein : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vI3j81PYSw La musique du générique, c'est Asthmatic Astronaut, "Run the tape". En fond sonore, la symphonie Monotone-Silence de Yves Klein, et une réinterprétation de la sonate au Clair de Lune de Beethoven par Ron Minis : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6lrFQe4bb0

Pour cette deuxième Bulle d'art, j'ai choisi de vous présenter une oeuvre découverte ce week-end dans l'exposition 100% Beaux-Arts à La Villette, "The Interview" de l'artiste Garush Melkonyan. Pour voir des images/extraits de l'oeuvre, le site de l'artiste : http://garush.net/work/interview/ (Musique du générique : Asthmatic Astronaut, "Run the tape")

“Mr. Statham, would you consider giving San Francisco to Hawaii?” —Former Calif. Assemblyman Bill Morrow (Oceanside-R) About: If President Kennedy’s moon-shot set the tone that no challenge was too difficult, Donald Trump’s presidential victory reminds us that anything is possible, even creating a new U.S. state. In Northern California, like the proper north, there’s been a generation of folks who believe the time for 51 is now. And given the state of the current political landscape, now may be their best shot. Far from the reach of Sacramento, they’re living off the dream of a failed 1941 movement to split from the Golden State and live out their ideals in the name of the late president Thomas Jefferson. The first part of this two-part story welcomes you to the State of Jefferson. It’s an episode that dives into some of the history, the people, and most importantly, the reasons why thousands of ranchers, farmers and folks from Northern California passionately want nothing more than to leave. Show Notes:  [00:20] Number counts on U.S. Presidential Monuments (Parade) [00:30] Some more tidbits on the Jefferson Memorial (Mental Floss) [01:35] This short clip from HBO’s John Adams is a good primer (HBO) “Hamilton and Jefferson: The Deserving and the Deserter” (National Review) The Rivalry That Forged a Nation (NY Journal of Books) A popular Broadway musical called Hamilton (PBS) [01:40] “Paddy on the Handcar” by The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps [03:35] ”Lowlands Away/Trenton” by The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps [03:40] Light reading on Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemmings (New York Times) [04:30] Light reading on the history of the Washington Monument (The Daily Beast) Lincoln Memorial (Mental Floss) And photos of the Jefferson Memorial under construction (Curbed) [06:05] “Erafnaf Fanfare” by The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps [06:30] FDR at the 1943 unveiling of the Jefferson Memorial (FDR Presidential Library and Museum) [08:00] “State of Jefferson” by Rock Creek Jug Band [09:50] More on Lisa Gioia and the Siskiyou County Museum [10:30] “Soothe” by Blue Dot Sessions [10:40] Light reading on the early attempts at splitting California (Wikipedia) [10:50] Some additional context about this movement led by Pío Pico (KCET) [11:00] Light reading on William Greent T’Vault and the Territory of Jackson (The Oregon Encylopedia) [11:30] More on Gail Jenner and her book, The State of Jefferson [13:00] Archival video and interview on the 1941 revolt (Yreka Community Television) [13:05] “Horns for Breakfast” by Asthmatic Astronaut [14:00] Worth watching this program on the State of Jefferson for more backstory on figures like Gilbert Gable (Oregon Public Broadcast) Related reading on State of Jefferson history here [14:15] Light reading on Stanton Delaplane (Wikipedia) [15:40] Light background on FDR’s Pearl Harbor address (FDR Presidential Library and Museum) [16:40] Light reading on Randolph Collier (New York Times) [16:40] Light reading on Yreka (Wikipedia) [17:30] More on Dan Walters (@DanCALmatters) [18:40] Light reading on the etymology of California (Wikipedia) [19:00] “Last Lights” by Blue Dot Sessions [19:40] More on California’s GDP (San Jose Mercury News) Related: Economic role of SIlicon Valley in California (Real Clear Markets) Related: California’s rank on the world stage (Bloomberg) [19.50] More on California’s welfare statistics (UC Berkeley) Related: Top 20 zip codes in America (Forbes) [20:05] More on California’s poverty statistics (Sacramento Bee) Related: Federal poverty guidelines (Families USA) Related: A deeper dive on poverty stats in California (Public Policy Institute of California) [20:30] Light reading on the rural welfare state in California (San Jose Mercury News) [22:15] Light reading on the Immigration Act of 1990 (Wikipedia) George H.W. Bush statement on the signing of the act And a video of him signing it (CSPAN) [22:30] More on the immigration breakdown of the 1990s in California (Public Policy Institute of California) Related: More on the hispanic migration to the state (Pew Research Center) Related: Breakdown of undocumented immigrants in America (Pew Research Center) Related: Further breakdown of undocumented immigrants by city (Pew Research Center) [24:20] Light reading on the 200 attempts to split up California (Los Angeles Times) Additional reading here [24:30] Tim Draper’s six-state plan turn three-state plan [24:40] Light reading on the Calexit plan Related: Silicon Valley support by Peter Thiel and Shervin Pishevar Related: Calexit’s Kremlin connection (Snopes) [25:50] More on Daniel Webster (SF Gate) Additional reading on Webster (SF Weekly) News of the Pioneer Press shutting down (Siskiyou Daily News)  [26:00] Webster’s two news operations / Facebook pages here: Scott Valley News Yreka News Related: Background on Siskiyou County Related: Background on Etna [28:20] “Cases to Rest” by Blue Dot Sessions [28:55] Light reading on the: California Fire Tax (San Francisco Chronicle) California Gas Tax (San Francisco Chronicle) California’s ‘regulatory’ maze California water rights (Wired) In this area, debates flare over the proposal of the Klamath Dam removal project (Eureka Times Standard) Light reading on the spotted owl and coho salmon [31:05] Additional background on Felice Pace [32:30] Related: State of Scott Valley watershed [33:30] Felice Pace at the 1993 Forest Conference held in Portland, Ore. (CSPAN) [33:55] “Olivia Wraith” by Blue Dot Sessions   [34:20] That time Felice Pace was accused of being the Unabomber (Los Angeles Times) [36:40] “Thru the Cosmic Dust” by Wayne Kinos [37:10] Coverage of the 1993 debate on AB 3 proposed by State Assemblyman Stan Statham (CSPAN) Related: Light reading on Stan Statham (Los Angeles Times) Related: Light reading on Statham’s Three-State Plan (Sacramento News and Review) [42:00] A little bit more on Daniel Webster… His case back in 2004 (The  Mail Tribune) See related background on Webster (SF Weekly) [43:00] Felice Pace’s views on the Pioneer Press as seen on the header (Klamath Forest Alliance) [44:50] Some of Daniel Webster’s earlier reporting on local scandal [44:10] Daniel Webster’s series on the State of Jefferson [45:55] “A Simple Blur” by Blue Dot Sessions [49:50] More on the debate over clear cutting (Sciencing.com) [50:20] Fact check on the carbon emissions of wildfires vs cars in California (Live Science) Related: Additional findings on greenhouse gases emitted from wildfires (UC Berkeley)  [52:20] More on preservation of the gray wolf population in California (CA Dept of Fish and Wildlife) And the related concern of spotting gray wolves (SF Gate) [53:40] “Steps” by Podington Bear [55:20] “Una Cosa” by Podington Bear [57:00] “March” by Podington Bear [62:50] More at thisissomenoise.com [63:20] Follow us @thisissomenoise [63:45] Thank you @theauditco. Subscribe here. [63:50] Thank you @radiopublic. Download here. [64:00] Listen to this More Perfect episode while waiting for the next episode

A conversation about Pi. CORRECTION: At around 2:30 I mistakenly said that 5/2 was equivalent to 1.5. Obviously this is not true and 5/2 is actually equivalent to 2.5. Andy Rundquist is a professor of physics at Hamline University, where I go to school. He runs a physics blog and also did a science performance with Bill Nye at the Mall of America! Find both, respectively, here: https://arundquist.wordpress.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqTmyfjXuE0 SUPPORT THE SHOW: https://www.patreon.com/uncertaintyprinciple https://www.paypal.me/DanielJamesBarker MUSIC: "Backed Vibes Clean" by Kevin Macleod: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_MacLeod/Jazz_Sampler/Backed_Vibes_Clean_1973 "Sleep No Time" by Asthmatic Astronaut: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Asthmatic_Astronaut/Lost_Unfinished_Thrown_away_And_Recovered/Asthmatic_Astronaut_-_Lost_Unfinished_Thrown_away_And_Recovered_B_Sides_-_08_Sleep_No_Time "FasterFasterBrighter" by Blue Dot Sessions: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Dot_Sessions/Ray_Gun/Ray_Gun_-_FasterFasterBrighter "Faster Does It" by Kevin Macleod: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_MacLeod/Jazz_Sampler/Faster_Does_It_1271 "As Colorful As Ever" by Broke For Free: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Broke_For_Free/Layers/As_Colorful_As_Ever Thanks for listening, & keep exploring. -Daniel

In 2010, a medical case report was published about a man with inflammatory bowel disease. The man had a serious case of a condition called ulcerative colitis, and was facing the prospect of having a section of his intestine completely removed. But remarkably, the man was able to cure himself and achieve almost complete remission – by infecting himself with parasitic worms. This month's episode is about new research which may shed light on how a parasite can end up curing disease, rather than causing it. Music: Ryan Cross – Inso Keinzweiter – Mircoobee Asthmatic Astronaut – Body Language Jahazzar – sketch (vlad) Asthmatic Astronaut – UP

Learn about the power and importance of the sun in this episode of Uncertainty Principle! "Decision Time" by Asthmatic Astronaut: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Asthmatic_Astronaut/Lost_Unfinished_Thrown_away_And_Recovered/Asthmatic_Astronaut_-_Lost_Unfinished_Thrown_away_And_Recovered_B_Sides_-_02_Decision_Time "Ground Zero" by [amt_23] : http://freemusicarchive.org/music/amt_23/OST/10__amt_23__-_ground_zero "Cylinder 2", "There Are Many Different Kinds of Love", & "Take Off and Shoot a Zero" by https://soundcloud.com/chriszabriskie All used under Creative Commons Outro "GrooveTron" by https://soundcloud.com/internationalsockmonkey Support us on Patreon at Patreon.com/uncertaintyprinciple Or give a one-time donation on PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=TJVM98K94YARS&lc=US&item_name=Uncertainty%20Principle¤cy_code=USD&bn=PP%2dDonationsBF%3abtn_donate_LG%2egif%3aNonHosted

TenTracks.co.uk are holding an eclectic range of events at the Teviot Bar (Edinburgh University) as part of the Edinburgh International Film Festival starting from Thursday 16th of June and running until the 24th of June. All events run from 11pm until 3am with tickets costing from £9 to £5. On Tuesday the 21st of June they are holding the "Unique Beats Live" event featuring Frogpocket, Asthmatic Astronaut, Sink, Lamplight and visuals from the Somnie Collective. Check out www.tentracks.co.uk and www.uniquebeats.co.uk for more details. We've bought Ten Tracks head honcho Ed Stack into the Unique Beats HQ to tell us more about the events and play some tracks from the artists performing at Unique Beats Live. Get your tickets from edfilmfest.org.uk or call the booking office on 0131 623 8030. This event is not to be missed!

Red Dog Music presents... Unique Beats v2.0 - Festival of Electronica *** To get your early bird tickets for just £7, go to http://uniquebeats2.eventbrite.com/ *** Taking place over 3 floors of a converted church, Unique Beats v2.0 is a day-long festival dedicated to promoting all forms of electronic music-making. Clinics will be running throughout the day, with manufacturers of cutting-edge products demonstrating their wares via interactive displays, combined with live appearances throughout the day and evening from over 30 local, national and international live electronic music artists. Exhibitors confirmed so far include: * ABLETON * AKAI * ALESIS * BOSS * CAKEWALK * DIGIDESIGN * KORG * M-AUDIO * MOOG * NORD * NOVATION * NUMARK * PRESONUS * PROPELLERHEAD (REASON) * ROLAND * UNIVERSAL AUDIO * YAMAHA A selection of prizes worth over £2000 will be available to be won over the course of the day, including a Moog Theremin, a copy of Ableton Live, a Novation Launchpad, a complete Cakewalk home studio package and MORE! Exclusive discounts will also be available throughout the day from Red Dog Music. Our downstairs stages will be running performances from midday until 1am with the main hall being transformed into the main stage at 6.30pm until 1am...yes that's 3 stages of live music! Makes sense really when we've got over 30 live electronica acts performing, including... Unique Beats (hall) stage: Anchorsong (live) Engine 7 (live) Bit basic (live) LeKtroiD (live) Alex Tronic (live) Melvitronica (live) noi! Input (multimedia live show) Ten Tracks stage: Frog Pocket (live) Lamplighter (live) Asthmatic Astronaut (live) Monosynth Orchestra (live) Chief Of Belize (live) Ibitron (live) Cracked World Foundation (live) Deaf Professor (live) Anklefink (live) Federology (live) Laptop Lounge vs Vinyl CLub Stage: Guga Project Dataline Anonymi 3rd Mountain Phiktion Plan29 Spectralisis Psience Swede + LL vjs. Slo Mo DJ's Pulse DJ's (Darrell Harding/Andy Hay/John Gerard) Dee-Mond James Carroll + more to be announced... Laptop Lounge vs. The Vinyl Club stage brings together two of Edinburgh's most highly respected promoters of all things electronica for 13 hours of electro chaos. ...and there's MORE! What else? *IDMforums.com user videos *Live Festival podcasts *Live performance video feeds *"Plug and Play" laptop open mic session and loads more... Price: £7 in advance for an all day pass with complete access to all workshops, performances and demo stations in the main hall and downstairs. It'll be £10 on the door, so book early... Tickets are available from Red Dog Music (1 Grassmarket, Edinburgh) and online at http://uniquebeats2.eventbrite.com. See you there! :o)

Tracklisting: Grooveman Spot-Dream On feat. Miwa (Jazzy Sport) Space Invadas-Imaginist (Invada) Analogue Monsta-Nxt Msg (Deletion Mix)(Brownswood) Lewis McCallum-The Almanac Feat. Mara Tk (Finch) Emanative-Wind, Sand & Stars (Jazz Chronicles Remix) (Futuristica) Flowriders-Cat (CDR) Replife & Don-Ray-Rising Short Version feat. Lady Alma (CDR) Belleruche-You're listening to the worlds (Asthmatic Astronaut remix)(Tru-Thoughts) Portformat-Mothership feat. Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow (Opolopo Remix)(Tokyo Dawn) TY-Me feat. Erik Rico (BBE) Erik Rico-My prayer (Life Notes) Divine Seven-Doin' my diddy (prod. by Shade Cobain)(CDR) Strong Arm Steady-Chittlins & Pepsi Feat. Planet Asia (Stones Throw) Erykah Badu-Umm Hmm (Universal Motown) Freddie Joachim-What A Woman Really Needs (CDR) DâM-FunK-Do U Feel The Same Way I Do (CDR)