Podcast appearances and mentions of ben seretan

Our month-long summer recess has ended, and all four of us are back in the classroom with a brand new episode of Endless Scroll. We talk about what we did and listened to in July, including thoughts on new Drug Church, Ben Seretan, Sinai Vessel, Camila Cabello, Jade, Trace Mountains, and more. Plus, Eric recaps Pitchfork Fest.  Subscribe to the Endless Scroll Patreon for weekly bonus episodes, access to our Discord server, and more: https://www.patreon.com/endlessscrollpod

This episode of the "First Impression" series goes elbow deep into Ben Seretan's new song called New Air from the forthcoming album Allora. We answer the question: Can a walrus play guitar? Listen to the song: Ben Seretan - New Air

okay i’m a few days late on this but i have good reasons. on saturday i went estate saleing and took a nap (it was so hot!) and watched a bunch of steven universe and then went to see barbie. and then on sunday i did food not bombs and took a long nap again and watched more steven universe and then finally got back out of the house after like 7:30 once it cooled off a bit and just hung out on the food co-op patio. very important thing to do. and then it was hard to find a chance to do it yesterday because i worked most of the day and then cooked dinner for like the first time in a while and then i had to watch wall-e for the first time. can’t believe i never saw it.but here ya go - radio program for the week. enjoy!DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Lié "Bugs" You Want It Real02:30 Alabaster dePlume “If You’re Sure You Want To” To Cy & Lee: Instrumentals Vol. 106:15 WEAK SIGNAL “Death Of An Heir Of Sorrows” SHIMPLING08:42 Sour Widows “I Wanna Be Like Jonny” Sour Widows13:04 BLOOM “Song And Dance” Dispersal15:43 hemlock “seattle” seattle EP20:52 Greg Mendez “Bike” Cherry Hell22:25 Massicot “A” Kratt26:28 Donut World “last summer” demo28:15 Cold Beat “Prism” Mother32:35 Babe Corner “Alone At The Party” Killer36:50 Zurich Cloud Motors “Motorola Radio” Do More Than Deconstruct-o38:19 Victoria Hume “February” February / Little Ray42:08 Ben Seretan “1 of” Youth Pastoral45:10 Wandering Lake “destine” destine47:59 Gladie “When You Leave The Sun” Safe Sins50:19 Soccer Mommy “stain” color theory53:19 unlimited guests “the, sunbathing” there’s a disc54:35 Happy Spendy “Wrap Me Up” Ready When You Are EP57:21 The Giving Shapes “Shadow’s Hue” Earth Leaps Up

Neolithic peoples erected stones in our studio, but despite these alignments we continue to produce content the way our forefathers taught us to. Topics include: The Last Dinner Party, Sorry, billy woods & Kenny Segal, Ben Seretan, Smashing Pumpkins, whether $10k of audiophile equipment impressed us, and the bishops who permitted the drone festival to defile the sanctuary. Also, a secret nepobaby track proves Parisi's Theorem.

Jess Tsang brings her discerning palate to spicy town this week and wows the Boys with the sweet and dynamic sounds of Ben Sertetan's  2020 release, Youth Pastoral. Jess came to us from Brooklyn, NY, where she lives, works, and inspires as a percussionist and sound artist/innovator as well as a curator of beer-flavored sonic vibrations. Jess has also recently released an album of solo work called Sound Shadows; check it out!   Click Here for Show Notes

Rumination often provides a path forwards, an avenue through which we can truly, finally let shit go. It's a process that songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Nico Hedley is well acquainted with, and, after years of playing in various backing bands (including that of his Whatever's Clever collaborator Ben Seretan), he's released his debut record Painterly, 9 tracks of AM country catharsis, a reflective journey back in time. On this episode, I spoke with Hedley about the long winding road that lead to this record, and over the course of our conversation we took the scenic route, discussing topics including closure, hyper self-criticism, the Emily Dickinson quote that informs the LP's title track, and the very human attempt to, gradually, “be less of an asshole.” Hedley was also gracious enough to perform three tracks from this effort in the LOCAL BOPS studio — enjoy. TRACKS FEATURED: Tennessee / Lioness Something To Make Painterly Follow Nico Hedley: http://nicohedley.bandcamp.com https://www.instagram.com/newyorksnico/ Produced, mixed, and edited by Billy Coughlin (aka Bilco): instagram.com/bilco_bops Hosted by Connor Beckett: twitter.com/b_ck_tt instagram.com/b_ck_tt Follow LOCAL BOPS:
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Chris finds some of the answers he's looking for in a Google folder Alex left behind—and others during a conversation with someone else who loved Alex dearly. Note: This series discusses topics that may be triggering to some listeners, including depression and suicide. If you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or text 741741 to speak to somebody immediately. Created, written, hosted, and executive produced by Chris Stedman Co-executive produced by Beth Anne Macaluso Story edited by Aaron Edwards Sound design by Dylan Fagan Music by Aaron Wong Kaufman, with additional music by Ben Seretan  Episode 4 theme performed by Aaron Wong Kaufman, Ben Seretan, and Sadie Dupuis of Sad13 To listen to “Music Inspired by Unread” go to unread.bandcamp.com For photos, videos, memes, and other visuals referenced in this episode, follow us on Instagram and Twitter @unreadpod.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Episode #180 of the Future Astronauts Podcast has arrived! This week, expect music from the likes of Ben Seretan, Kyle Bobby Dunn, Dudal & more!

Ben Seretan is a musician, poet, and founder of the record label Whatever's Clever. Ben is a Cancer Sun // Leo Moon // Gemini Rising. We discuss the astrology of Jonathan Richman, Chaka Khan, and Arthur Russell (who Ben wrote his undergrad thesis on). What We Talked About: The Hambidge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences // U2 Live in LA 1987 (Video) // Ariana Grande - God is a woman (MTV VMAs 2018 Video) // Pantera - Cemetery Gates (Video) // Jonathan Richman - Monologue About Bermuda (Song) // Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers - TopPop Special (Video) // Jonathan Richman - Everyday Clothes (Song) // Chaka Khan - I Feel For You (Video) // Chaka Khan - I'm Every Woman Remix (Song) // Soccer Mommy - Scorpio Rising // Arthur Russell - That's Us/Wild Combination (Song) // Vin Diesel x Arthur Russell (RAP Song) // Talking Heads - Psycho Killer (B-Side) ft Arthur Russell (Song) // Byrne, Glass, Ginsberg on Arthur Russell 'Another Thought' EPK (Video) // Ben Seretan - 3pm Rainstorm (Song)...Check out more from Ben Seretan! Cicada Waves (New Album) // whateversclever.club // A New Age for New Age Compilation Series // @benseretan on Instagram and Twitter.Our theme music is from the song, "Come & Get It" by Flamingosis. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram (@musicstr0l0gy) and check out our website at musicstrologypodcast.com.

Join Sonosphere as we talk with Ben Seretan - his approach to composition, songwriting and his latest album - Cicada Waves. sonospherepodcast.com wyxr.org

Today on Fresh Pressed, Gabe and Andrew are joined by evergreen friend-of-the-pod Ben Seretan to discuss a real variety of new tunes, and dive deep into Ben's new record Cicada Waves. Featured in this episode: For Sale: Ford Pinto - Rosie Tucker Sweet Dissonance - Bowerbirds The Devil - LSDXOXO And, of course, several tracks from Cicada Waves by Ben Seretan Cicada Waves is out now! Pick it up on digital or ~glitter cassette~ at benseretan.bandcamp.com, or stream wherever streams are streamt. Subscribe to Ben's newsletter at mybigbreak.substack.com Check out Ben's label collective at whateversclever.club And give some love to NNA Tapes, who's publishing Cicada Waves, at nnatapes.com Subscribe to Fresh Pressed for new tunes and old grooves every Tuesday. Follow us on Twitter @freshpressedpod | Listen to a playlist of all our picks from 2021 here | Picks from 2019 and 2020 at spoti.fi/33OncHr

In today’s episode, APL's Deanna DiCarlo speaks with the director of Opalka Gallery at Sage College of Albany, Judy Gilmore and Opalka’s Exhibitions and marketing manager Amy Griffin about the gallery and library partnership, and the most recent exhibition they’ve curated at APL, Creative Curbsides. In parts 2 and 3, Luke Martin speaks with artists Ben Seretan, Gracelee Lawrence, Kim Kim Tateo and Dana Sela, about their respective contributions to Creative Curbsides on display at our Bach Branch on New Scotland Avenue and our Arbor Hill / West Hill Branch on Henry Johnson Boulevard. The Albany Made podcast is a production of Albany Public Library, in Albany, NY. Thank you for listening.

Hello Capital Region! This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC-LP 105.3 FM Troy and WOOS-LP 98.9 FM Schenectady broadcasting from The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy. Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, HMM’s Dave Publow speaks to Dr. David Walker, public health physician and director of the Institute for Health and the Environment, about biological testing for PFAS in the context of communities that live near the Norlite incinerator Then, on this week’s reclaiming history, HMM host Lovonia interviews Ms. Melanie Evans, the Interim Executive Director of the Dudley Observatory After that a discussion of the recent supreme court case which overturned the SEQRA review for the Pyramid Crossgates development project in the Albany Pinebush ecosystem Then local artists Gracelee Lawrence and Ben Seretan discuss their upcoming window installation at the Bach Library in Albany Finally, we close out the show with local bean-to-bar chocolate maker Oliver Holocek, who recently opened a storefront in the pandemic But first, here are the headlines.

Gracelee Lawrence and Ben Seretan are in conversation about their window installation at the Bach Library in Albany. The name of the piece is "A Beneficent Fluid Bathes Us", a window installation of over 160 feet of, shapes that call to mind rivers, waterfalls, hydroelectric power, and microscopic life forms in color-changing thin. Recently relocated to Troy, the new collaborative studio, “Eight Plums” combines the sculptures words and music, and are here in converstion with Andrea Cunliffe about their work. . As part of Albany Public Library’s new initiative, Creative Curbsides, creating bright, colorful art installations in the front-facing windows of the libraries. Benjamin and GraceLees’ work is at the great windows of the Albany Public Library’s Bach Branch 455 New Scotland Ave, Albany, NY 12208 from December 19th Until March 2021.

Hello Capital Region! This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC-LP 105.3 FM Troy and WOOS-LP 98.9 FM Schenectady broadcasting from The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy. Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Michelle Maserjian speaks with Melanie Trimble, of the Capital Region Chapter of the NY Civil Liberties Union, about the pros and cons of the police reform proposals put forth by the Albany Common Council. Then, Andrea Cunliffe brings us the Troy Waterfront Farmers Market’s Autumn report with Steve Rider, who talks about autumn harvest and the winter move to Lansingburg. After that, Elizabeth Press speaks with influential feminist thinker Barbara Smith about the Biden/Harris administration’s unique opportunity to name, confront, and end white supremacy. Then, HMM correspondent Ben Seretan speaks with organizers Jamella Anderson and Raquel Velho about the Upstate Mixtape, a new collection of tracks from artists in the capital region. And to close out the show, Russel Sage College Student Brianna Burns shares her thoughts on the roaring 20s. But first, here are the headlines.

There's a new collection of tracks by artists local to the Albany/Troy region. It's called the Upstate Mixtape and the first volume was just released on November 15th. It's a compilation that's diverse in genre, with songs running the gamut from funk to rap to ambient folk. It's also diverse in the identities of the curated musicians and proceeds from sales of the album are distributed back to Black contributors as a form of reparations. HMM correspondent Ben Seretan speaks with organizers Jamella Anderson and Raquel Velho about the project, the local music scene, and the Free Food Fridge Albany. To Purchase the mixtape, please see: https://upstatemixtape.bandcamp.com/album/upstate-mixtape-vol-1 Album art by: https://www.instagram.com/trashkid_art/

Hello Capital Region! This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC-LP 105.3 FM Troy and WOOS-LP 98.9 FM Schenectady broadcasting from The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy. Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, We start off the show hearing from Erin Zippman of the NY Youth Climate Leaders, who explains why the NYS Teachers' Retirement System should divest from fossil fuels. Then, Ben Seretan speaks with Kenneth Zeoli, the Executive Director of the Coalition for Barker Park about winter in the congregating spot in Troy. After that, Erika Diggs speaks with Lukee Forbes, a community activist and podcaster, about racism as a public health crisis. Then, we have a live interview with filmmaker Christian Meola, about their film “Violence,” which features local actors. And to close out the show, Eliza Rounds, a student at Russel Sage College, discuss how women were portrayed by authors of the 1920s. But first, here are the headlines.

Joan Kelsey's guitar songs are kind. They're considerate, but they're also spur-of-the-moment. The Troy singer sums it up this way: "top of head, bottom of heart." On November 6th, Joan released a new album of songs called House of Mercy. HMM reporter Ben Seretan spoke with Joan about the record, the region, and how they've kind of enjoyed lockdown on a back patio earlier this week in an interview featuring a live performance. To hear the album, please visit: https://joankelsey.bandcamp.com/album/house-of-mercy-2

Barker Park on 3rd Street in downtown Troy has lately been a busy hub of activity - there have been political demonstrations, violent altercations, and clashes with the local police along with free hot meals, clothing swaps, and other community-building-oriented gatherings. Now that the weather is cooling and any and all available seating is promptly removed by the city, what's next for the regulars and organizers centered there? HMM correspondent Ben Seretan speaks with Tasheca Medina, the founder of Equality for Troy, about the park, her organization, and what can be done.

Una notte di canzoni tra rock, folk e sprazzi di pop di livello con i nuovi album di Moses Sumney, Okay Kaya, Gina Été, Ben Seretan, Bonny Light Horseman e Patrick Watson

Una notte di canzoni tra rock, folk e sprazzi di pop di livello con i nuovi album di Moses Sumney, Okay Kaya, Gina Été, Ben Seretan, Bonny Light Horseman e Patrick Watson

"Reframing from struggling to juggling— that's a designerly lens." —Nick Durrant We finally make our way out of the fog, with help from an unexpected source. Building off this "a-ha," we design phase 2 of our research plan, which takes us away from our desks and into the world. We also hear from Jeff Greger, a member of the FAIR Money research collective, who turns out to be doing some very similar work on the opposite side of the globe. Our theme song is by Rob Rusli, with additional music from Rob Rusli, Ben Seretan and Thad Wenatchee. This episode also used sound effects under the Creative Commons attribution license from freesound.org user Klankbeeld.

"Design research is not something comfortable, at all." —Dalma Kadocsa There's this little secret about the design process that nobody likes to talk about. It's an anxiety-provoking, scary moment. It can feel pointless, but it actually has a purpose. What is it? Why do we work this way? Our team hits this moment of truth, and tries to maneuver out of it through a meeting with a certain expert in the sector. In this episode we used a custom rap by Saeid Edward. Our theme song is by Rob Rusli, plus additional music in this episode from Rob Rusli Adam Selzer, Ben Seretan, Quartet San Francisco, and Thad Wenatchee. This episode also used sound effects under the Creative Commons attribution license from freesound.org users Keweldog, Anthousai, Dig2008, BrokenPhono, BennyChico11 and HerbertBoland.

"In a digital world, because we are the de-facto urban planners of our time, I think [redlining] is a term we need to pay a lot more attention to." —Michael Hardy In this episode we share and summarize the findings of our research in financial services and inclusion. From the poverty premium to digital "poor doors," there are a lot of opinions and complicated politics to understand. We hear from a digital expert, an ethnographer and lots of people immersed in problems of finance and banking while struggling to make ends meet. The At Your Service Theme Song is by Rob Rusli. In this episode we used additional music from Rob Rusli, Falcao & Monashee, Mambisa, Bob Roberts and Ben Seretan. This episode also used sound effects under the Creative Commons attribution license, from freesound.org users Keweldog and Anthosai. Thanks to Letizia Lodi, Manish Chauhan, Laura Morley and Craig Kemp for their voice acting skills.

Listen to a discussion about working as an artist in New York, featuring painter Mario Naves. Music by Ben Seretan. To view the full story, click the title link.

Happy December! Let's kick off the warmest winter month ever by getting acquainted with some amazing music being created or performed in and around NYC. This week we check out Charly Bliss, Evan Dando, Ed Schrader's Music Beat, Gameday Regulars, Friend Roulette, Downtown Boys, Ben Seretan, and lots more.

Author: Malgorzata Sadowska | FSR Category: FSR webinar recording Level: intermediate Date of release: December 2014 Recorded on 17th December 2014 How does EU law treat capacity mechanisms? A number of European countries are concerned about the security of their electricity supply and set up capacity mechanisms to encourage investment in new generation or support existing and less profitable conventional power plants. The European Commission closely examines these state-driven measures under EU law, as their uncoordinated implementation across Europe might have negative effects on the increasingly interconnected energy markets and thwart EU energy policy objectives. What restrictions can the EU law impose on capacity mechanisms to minimise the distortions of the internal energy market? Can state aid, competition policy and internal market rules work? http://fsr.eui.eu/Events/ENERGY/Webinar/2014/141217SadowskaWebinar.aspx This is a recording of webinar held on 17th December 2014, moderated by Riccardo Galletta | Florence School of Regulation -- Music "I Could Use Time to Just Chill With You" by Ben Seretan is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.

"Pretty One" by Ben Seretan / "Lemon Drop" by the Gnarwaals / "Island" by Fake Babies / "Conscious Heads" by Smoke Bellow / "Lillian" by Ben Lear / "BC" by Glaciers / "Stargazer" by Fire in the Hamptons / "Tryn Bussit" by Slam Skillet / "Somewhere Else" by Floridas / "Wind & Rain" by Wild Leaves / "Things in my Head" by Pure X / "Cringe" by Once Kingdom / "Landscapes" by Forest Park Thanks for listening! Check back every third Wednesday for your portable DIY fill!