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The 644th of a series of weekly radio programmes created by :zoviet*france: First broadcast 9 November 2024 by Resonance 104.4 FM and CJMP 90.1 FM Thanks to the artists included here for their fine work. track list 00 Carla Santana - Intro 01 PJS - Topography 02 Fossil Aerosol Mining Project - October: Autumn Dorrne 03 Simon Whetham - Contraction 04 Conrad Schnitzler - 00/242 Track 1 05 Kenji Siratori and Crude - Murder Code 06 Gianluca Ceccarini, Alessandro Ciccarelli, Tetsuroh Konishi - And They Come Down 07 Bruno Duplant & Darius Ciuta - [untitled – '(G)W(3)' hidden track] 08 The Conet Project - 2 Letter 'HK' 09 Stephen P. McGreevy - STE-018 10 Chris Watson - Unidentified Pair of Birds ++ Carla Santana - Outro

I discuss the Conet Project, a 1997 box set of shortwave numbers station recordings.

Playlist - C'est bizarre Monique - Les premières amours d'Unenthüllte (décembre 2023) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> La musique (artiste - album - piste) Mercury Rev - Hello Blackbird - Waltz For AliceAmorphous Androgynous - The Isness & the Otherness Disc 1 - The LoversDead Can Dance - The Serpent's Egg - The Host Of SeraphimSapiens FX - Clear - TrylonSunn O))) - White 2 - decay 2 (nihils'maw) (extrait)Swans - The Great Annhilator - Celebrity LifestyleAlias - Resurgam - Oakland MorningJaloux Merde - Traverser la figure - Numéro masquéJulee Cruise - The Art of Being a Girl - The Orbiting BeatnikKLANGPHONICS - Songs to Try - White FlowerMarc Moulin - Top Secret - Day FeverKraftwerk - Organisation Tone Float - Silver ForestPhilip Glass - Koyaanisqatsi - CloudsMiss Kittin - Batbox - GraceBernard Hermann - Jason And The Argonauts OST - PreludeSpiritualized - Electric CD Single 1 - Cool Waves (instrumental)David Toop - Roma modulare - City on FireZwischenwelt - Paranormale Aktivitat - ClairvoyantTangerine Dream - Phaedra - Phaedra (extrait)Alex North - 2001 The Legendary Original Score - Main ThemeSlowdive - everything is alive - Shanty >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Les voix (film/source - réalisation - infos) Robin des bois - Wolfgang Reitherman - Nous empruntons à ceux qui ont trop de fortune (VF)Lost Highway - David Lynch - We've met before haven't we ? (VO anglais)Half-Life 1 (jeu vidéo) - Valve - Avant l'incident (VF)Scanners - David Cronenberg - Il faut arrêter Revok (VF)Philippe Geluck - Le docteur G répond à vos questions - Le dessin de Jean-Louis (VO FR)Candyman (2021)- Nia DaCosta - Candyman isn't real (VO anglais)Les Aristochats - Wolfgang Reitherman - Le grillon aux cauchemars (VF)Hellraiser, Le Pacte - Clive Barker - It open doors (VO anglais)Aliens - James Cameron - Get away from her, you bitch (VO anglais)The Conet Project - the russian man d-va northern russian voice (VO russe)Jean-Michel Jarre - Archives 1984 - Dans son studio (VO FR)John Cage interview - About Silence (VO anglais)

Playlist - C'est bizarre Monique - Les premières amours d'Unenthüllte (décembre 2023) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> La musique (artiste - album - piste)Mercury Rev - Hello Blackbird - Waltz For AliceAmorphous Androgynous - The Isness & the Otherness Disc 1 - The LoversDead Can Dance - The Serpent's Egg - The Host Of SeraphimSapiens FX - Clear - TrylonSunn O))) - White 2 - decay 2 (nihils'maw) (extrait)Swans - The Great Annhilator - Celebrity LifestyleAlias - Resurgam - Oakland MorningJaloux Merde - Traverser la figure - Numéro masquéJulee Cruise - The Art of Being a Girl - The Orbiting BeatnikKLANGPHONICS - Songs to Try - White FlowerMarc Moulin - Top Secret - Day FeverKraftwerk - Organisation Tone Float - Silver ForestPhilip Glass - Koyaanisqatsi - CloudsMiss Kittin - Batbox - GraceBernard Hermann - Jason And The Argonauts OST - PreludeSpiritualized - Electric CD Single 1 - Cool Waves (instrumental)David Toop - Roma modulare - City on FireZwischenwelt - Paranormale Aktivitat - ClairvoyantTangerine Dream - Phaedra - Phaedra (extrait)Alex North - 2001 The Legendary Original Score - Main ThemeSlowdive - everything is alive - Shanty >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Les voix (film/source - réalisation - infos)Robin des bois - Wolfgang Reitherman - Nous empruntons à ceux qui ont trop de fortune (VF)Lost Highway - David Lynch - We've met before haven't we ? (VO anglais)Half-Life 1 (jeu vidéo) - Valve - Avant l'incident (VF)Scanners - David Cronenberg - Il faut arrêter Revok (VF)Philippe Geluck - Le docteur G répond à vos questions - Le dessin de Jean-Louis (VO FR)Candyman (2021)- Nia DaCosta - Candyman isn't real (VO anglais)Les Aristochats - Wolfgang Reitherman - Le grillon aux cauchemars (VF)Hellraiser, Le Pacte - Clive Barker - It open doors (VO anglais)Aliens - James Cameron - Get away from her, you bitch (VO anglais)The Conet Project - the russian man d-va northern russian voice (VO russe)Jean-Michel Jarre - Archives 1984 - Dans son studio (VO FR)John Cage interview - About Silence (VO anglais)

To kick off  Projoctober we've dragged good friend Kane out of storage to reunite The Montauk Boys, as we take on our creepiest case yet - recordings of German children counting. Kane has researched his butt off to tell us all about The Conet Project, a collection of shortwave radio recordings linked to espionage, conspiracy theories & the ever-mysterious numbers stations. Meanwhile Kane has also been watching Fake taxi, Netflix's Beckham & Disney+'s Only Murders In The Building. Sam has been watching both 2003's The Haunted Mansion & 2023's Haunted Mansion, whilst Lewis has been to see Gareth Edwards' new sci-fi epic The Creator.Sam & Lewis have both also watched the last 2 episodes of the current Star Wars show Ahsoka, and discuss the highs & lows of the series along with hopes & fears for the future of Star Wars.Thanks to Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio for the synths.00:00 Intro & Catchup05:05 Project News (Cyberpunk Live Action & Greta Gerwig's Scared)16:00 The Conet Project01:21:50 Personal Projects (Fake Taxi, Beckham, Only Murders in the Building, The Haunted Mansion, Haunted Mansion, The Creator & Ahsoka)Contact us:https://linktr.ee/theprojectprojectpod

    I love making shortwave mixes, so it's hard to believe it's been almost 11 years since my last new shortwave creation. Yikes! I know these mixes are labor intensive and I am a terrible procrastinator but I am shocked that it's been that long. Here are the previous mixes: https://lowlightmixes.blogspot.com/2007/04/drift-on-signal.html https://lowlightmixes.blogspot.com/2008/06/ghost-in-phase.html https://lowlightmixes.blogspot.com/2010/04/flicker-fade.html https://lowlightmixes.blogspot.com/2011/03/distant-transmissions.html https://lowlightmixes.blogspot.com/2012/05/on-behavior-of-radio-waves.html This mix is a combo of real shortwave broadcasts, tracks that have broadcasts already embedded, and tracks that have that scratchy, radio feel. I couldn't resist adding a bit of Conet Project recordings here and there. Most of the straight radio broadcasts come from Myke Dodge Weiskopf. I've been using his recordings for years. You can find his stuff here - https://www.myke.me/ Two of my favorite cuts in this mix are by Mount Shrine from the album Shortwave Ruins. https://cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/shortwave-ruins It's a perfect combo of ambience, drone, and radio chatter. Mount Shrine is Cesar Alexandre, who sadly passed away in 2021. His two tracks in this mix fit the vibe perfectly. I hope you enjoy the washes of static and voices from the ether. Hopefully it won't be 11 years until the next shortwave mix. Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00 shortwave noise 00:40 Mount Shrine - Earth Bridge (Shortwave Ruins 2020) 04:50 Rival Consoles - Noise Call and Response 06:35       Mike Benoit - November's Static Is Chill & Drear, November's Leaf Is Red & Sear  07:10 Federico Durand - el grillo de nacar(the cricket of nacre) (a traves del espejo 2016) 09:36 9_11_01(Unknown time and frequency) 10:20 Enrico Coniglio & Matteo Uggeri - Jessaias de reduire mes medicaments 12:53 David Sylvian - Camphor 16:03 Helios - All You Are (Remembrance) 17:00 The Focus Group - CineToneOne (Stop-Motion Happening 2017) 17:12 Goncalo F Cardoso - Radio Zanzibar Etude 1 17:50 Tetsu Inoue - Invitable Colour (World Receiver 1996) 21:12 Shipping Forecast on BBC Radio 4 22:45 Jogging House - Frail 25:55 Ant'lrd - Slow Dream (Deck Amber 2018) 27:15 Radio Belarus – German Service 3-Aug-2010 28:20 Cremation Lily -  Immaculacy (In England Now, Underwater 2018) 29:40 Radio Bulgaria 2-13 5800 kHz, 11_12_05 (2054UTC) 30:20 Austin Rockman - Sun Ink (Our Own Unknown 2022) 34:30 Janek Schaefer - Lagoon (glitter in my tears 2017) 36:03 Teleferick - g.klarf (sixteen frames 2017) 36:45 Lee Noyes & Radio Cegeste - broken only by the need for breath (to orient themselves with coastlines 2012) 37:15 Mount Shrine - Across Rooftops (Shortwave Ruins 2020) 42:10 Maps & Diagrams - Mutability (Teygja Part B 2021) 45:42 KJES 5-03 7555 kHz, 8_1_05 (0154UTC) 47:00 Rival Consoles - Outline of a Distant Memory 50:27 The Focus Group - Sir John Pepper (Stop-Motion Happening 2017) 51:22 Swod - Tucholskystr, 34 (Gehen 2004) 51:47 Olli Aarni - Puro (Puu tuulessa 2015) 54:33 half light - Rest (Rest 2022) 59:44 end

    The 532nd of a series of weekly radio programmes created by :zoviet*france:   First broadcast 17 September 2022 by CJMP 90.1 FM   Thanks to the artists included here for their fine work.   track list 00 :zoviet*france: - Intro 01 [unknown sound recordist] - Velarifictorus micado 02 The Conet Project - 723 Papaqui 03 Bruno Duplant & Julien Heraud - [untitled – 'Nocturne Incertain' track 2] 04 Jennifer Jerrett / National Park Service / Montana State University - Splitting Wood 05 Ade Hodges & Cousin Silas - Parasomnia 06 Ah Cama-Sotz / Iszoloscope - ...Thrown Up by the Profound Abyss 07 Schall und Stille - El pescador borracho 08 Mike Rooke - Final Resting Places 09 David Lee Myers - Passing Over ++ :zoviet*france: - Outro    

Come along this week as we discuss the weird world of numbers stations.   Do you like coffee? Who doesn't! Check out these conspiracy themed mugs on Amazon. This is an affiliate link. Your purchase supports the show, and doesn't cost you anything extra.    Check out ExpressVpn! Get a special deal, three months free when you subscribe for a year, when you sign up using our link.   You can follow the show on twitter @alienconpod. We also have a facebook page. Join us on Discord for live shows, discussion, and other tomfoolery. New! We now have a subreddit.   There are many numbers stations. It is widely suspected, and in some cases known, that they are used for communicating with spies behind enemy lines. But some, such as the buzz, are used for an unknown military purpose. Still others may be simple hoaxes.   Some links for things mentioned in the show:   Websdr is simply awesome.  Basically it's ham radio receivers from all over the world that you can listen to from your computer. You can use this site to find receivers, and along with a number station schedule you can monitor for yourself in real time! There is also an option to record what you are monitoring. The waterfall display shows the frequency spectrum, and where traffic is at any given moment. Simply the best tool I have found, and it's free! Amazing.    Can't get enough numbers stations? have a look at the Conet Project. You can listen to or download the cd's for free several places online, such as the free music archive. This 4 cd set has been sampled in music, movies and TV shows.    Looking for a good website with tons of resources? Check out numbers-stations.com. This website has too much to mention, but there are descriptions for many of the known stations, sample recordings, articles, and much much more. Check it out!   Priyorm.org is another great resource. Similar to numbers-stations.com, it has descriptions, samples, a schedule of current stations, and more!   That should be good to start with, but if you want to go down the rabbit hole, there are a tremendous number of resources available online. Enjoy!

  "Listening in the Dark" is such a great title for an ambient mix. I've listened to a lot of these mixes in the dark - sitting on the deck at night, in bed before sleep, stargazing, etc. I wonder how many folks purposely listen to ambient & electronic music in the dark. I remember playing the Conet Project recordings in the dark and a friend said it was a little too freaky. This mix is definitely not freaky. This is the latest installment in Paul Asbury Seaman's "Mystical Ambience" series. And like the others, it's a great collection of tunes, some of which are not in my normal ambient rotation. But that's why I love getting mixes from Paul, they expose me to new artists and styles. Here's what he has to say about this compilation: “Here's another mixed genre program, including one (just one) spoken word song early in the set. I find it interesting that, metaphorically, darkness has many more layers than what we associate with light. It can be scary and impenetrable, but also part of the hero's journey into deeper understanding, or working through the infamous dark night of the soul. As Guy Clark says it, there's a world of things you can't see in the day time. And some folks take comfort in that.” Thanks for putting this together, Paul! Links to all the albums in this mix in the order in which they appear: https://sherryfinzer.bandcamp.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Guy-Clark/dp/B00006IGTH https://artpatience.bandcamp.com/album/the-unknown https://heartdancerecords.bandcamp.com/album/looking-for-the-timeless https://mnomized.bandcamp.com/album/m-nomized-ice-bells-a-tribute-to-bj-rk-2018 https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com/album/into-the-ancient https://jeffjohnsonarkmusic.bandcamp.com/album/eirlandia https://www.amazon.com/Best-Soundtracks-Werner-Herzog-Films/dp/B000050R9I https://shop.silentseason.com/album/no-stars-without-darkness https://sherryfinzer.bandcamp.com/ https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com/album/descent-name-your-price https://agebjorn-ogren.bandcamp.com/album/artefact https://astro-sphere.bandcamp.com/album/pineland https://robinguthrie.bandcamp.com/album/another-flower   Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Sherry Finzer & Karasvana - Music of the Spheres (Centered 2022) 04:30    Guy Clark - The Dark (The Dark 2002) 08:00    Art Patience - The Unknown (The Unknown 2022) 14:05    Tom Moore & Tim Sadow - Gravity Free (Looking for the Timeless 2021) 20:00    M.NOMIZED - Virus (Ice Bells-A Tribute To Björk 2018) 25:12    Peter Phippen - Northern Lights (Into the Ancient 2022) 28:56    Jeff Johnson & Brian Dunning - Tara Hill (Eirlandia 2018) 31:56    Popol Vuh - Lacrime Dei Rei (Best Soundtracks From Werner Herzog Films 1991) 37:37    ASC - Surrounded by Silence (No Stars Without Darkness 2016) 44:18    Sherry Finzer & Karasvana - Sacred Spiral (Centered 2022) 49:10    Lorenzo Montana - Vertical Corridors (Descent 2022) 53:33    Johan Agebjörn & Mikael Ögren - The Hall of Crystals (Artefact 2021) 57:57    Astropilot - Night Meeting(Winter Dreams Version) (Pineland 2022) 60:38    Robin Guthrie & Harold Budd - After Dark (Another Flower 2020) 65:07    end

Episode 68 Numbers   Playlist John Cage, “49 Waltzes For The Five Boroughs” from The Waltz Project (17 Contemporary Waltzes For Piano) (1981 Nonesuch). Piano, Alan Feinberg, Robert Moran, Yvar Mikhashoff. Cage worked by using chance operations to make decisions about key aspects of his works. So, by the nature of his method, he worked strictly by the numbers. But the choices become multifaceted when you consider how he applied these random choices to the matrix of sound sources available for a given piece. “49 Waltzes for the Five Boroughs for performer(s) or listener(s) or record maker(s)” is a case in point. Think of the numbers. The work translates a graphic map containing 147 New York street addresses or locations arranged through chance operations into 49 groups of three (consisting of five players each). Cage used “hundreds of coin tosses and the I Ching” to arrive at a “tapestry” of sound, combining hundreds of traditional waltz fragments. First realized by Cage in 1977, the recorded version heard here uses three pianists playing the waltzes plus other ancillary sound making devices plus pre-recorded environmental tapes made in various parts of New York. 5:15 Timothy Sullivan, “Numbers, Names” from Computer Music From Colgate Volume 1 (1980 Redwood Records). Computer composition by Timothy Sullivan; Percussion, Frank Bennett. Created at the Colgate Computer Music Studio at the University Computer Center using a DEC PDP-10 with an on-line interactive system and a four channel digital to analog converter designed and built by Joseph Zingeim. 12:28 Philip S. Gross, excerpts from The International Morse Code: A Teaching Record Using The Audio-Vis-Tac Method (1962 Folkways). Including instructions and drills from the tracks “Numbers And The Alphabet,” “Learning The Numbers,” and “Numbers.” 2:23 Kraftwerk, “Nummern (Numbers)” from Live - Paris '76 & Utrecht '81 (2019 Radio Looploop). An unofficial release of a live performance in Utrecht, 1981. 3:37 107-34-8933 (Nik Raicevic), “Cannabis Sativa” from Numbers (1970 Narco). Self-released album prior to this record being issued by Buddha in the same year as the album Head. Recorded at Gold Star Studio in Hollywood, where the Moog Modular Synthesizer was played by “107-34-8933,” aka Nik Raicevic. From the liner notes: “What is the sound of tomorrow? The sound of notes or the sound of numbers?” 17:55 The Conet Project, “Recordings Of Shortwave Numbers Stations” (1997 Irdial Discs). Original 1997 release reports the following at the end of page 15 of the booklet: "A complete set of recordings of all known Morse stations will also be posted in the fourth quarter of 1997". I don't think that released ever appeared. The track included here is my edit of excerpted examples from the four-CD collection of numbers stations recordings from around the globe. 7:12 Thom Holmes, “Numbers” from Intervals (2017 Wave Magnet). A composition using recordings of numbers stations as the primary source, combined with audio processing and synthesizers. 5:57 Background music: Numbers stations remix (Holmes) based on tracks found on “Recordings Of Shortwave Numbers Stations” by The Conet Project (1997 Irdial Discs).   Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. For additional notes, please see my blog, Noise and Notations.

Jeff Tweedy, a founding member of Uncle Tupelo and is Wilco's main man. Jeff comes to the Paramount April 7 for a night billed as "A Conversation With Jeff Tweedy" talking about creativity, art, books, music, and more. But first he checks in with Bret to discuss longevity in the music business, plus the aesthetic that guides his life. He also talks about the importance of being unburdened and free of care, and what exactly is the "Conet Project?"

Welcome to "The Radio Art Hour," a show where art is not just on the radio, but is the radio. "The Radio Art Hour" draws from the Wave Farm Broadcast Radio Art Archive, an online resource that aims to identify, coalesce, and celebrate historical and contemporary international radio artworks made by artists around the world, created specifically for terrestrial AM/FM broadcast, whether it be via commercial, public, community, or independent transmission. Come on a journey with us as radio artists explore broadcast radio space through poetic resuscitations and playful celebrations/subversions of the complex relationship between senders and receivers in this hour of radio about radio as an art form. "The Radio Art Hour" features introductions from Philip Grant and Tom Roe, and from Wave Farm Radio Art Fellows Karen Werner and Jess Speer. The Conet Project's recordings of numbers radio stations serve as interstitial sounds. Go to wavefarm.org for more information about "The Radio Art Hour" and Wave Farm's Radio Art Archive.

Andy & Len take a listen to all the bizarre shortwave coded radio transmissions made during the Cold War and try to decipher their meanings.  Plus all the bonkers Olympics sports of the past.Conet Project on Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/album/7FVKMel4eooo1UhRpO2wuH?si=gW6-QpZEQuayya1czZ7Y1g&dl_branch=1Lincolnshire Poacher Youtube : https://youtu.be/QnXPqUU6fI0Contact us podcast@weirdlyenough.com

Welcome to "The Radio Art Hour," a show where art is not just on the radio, but is the radio. "The Radio Art Hour" draws from the Wave Farm Broadcast Radio Art Archive, an online resource that aims to identify, coalesce, and celebrate historical and contemporary international radio artworks made by artists around the world, created specifically for terrestrial AM/FM broadcast, whether it be via commercial, public, community, or independent transmission. Come on a journey with us as radio artists explore broadcast radio space through poetic resuscitations and playful celebrations/subversions of the complex relationship between senders and receivers in this hour of radio about radio as an art form. "The Radio Art Hour" features introductions from Philip Grant and Tom Roe, and from Wave Farm Radio Art Fellows Karen Werner and Jess Speer. The Conet Project's recordings of numbers radio stations serve as interstitial sounds. Go to wavefarm.org for more information about "The Radio Art Hour" and Wave Farm's Radio Art Archive.

Welcome to "The Radio Art Hour," a show where art is not just on the radio, but is the radio. "The Radio Art Hour" draws from the Wave Farm Broadcast Radio Art Archive, an online resource that aims to identify, coalesce, and celebrate historical and contemporary international radio artworks made by artists around the world, created specifically for terrestrial AM/FM broadcast, whether it be via commercial, public, community, or independent transmission. Come on a journey with us as radio artists explore broadcast radio space through poetic resuscitations and playful celebrations/subversions of the complex relationship between senders and receivers in this hour of radio about radio as an art form. "The Radio Art Hour" features introductions from Philip Grant and Tom Roe, and from Wave Farm Radio Art Fellows Karen Werner and Jess Speer. The Conet Project's recordings of numbers radio stations serve as interstitial sounds. Go to wavefarm.org for more information about "The Radio Art Hour" and Wave Farm's Radio Art Archive.

In this fifth installment of their Q&A series, Dimitri and Khalid field questions from the Grotto of Truth Patreon Discord on: Coast to Coast AM; what dracularity is; the susness of David Bowie; the Dyatlov Pass incident; skinwalkers and wendigos; the history of Islamic socialism and building an Islamo-Marxist vanguard party; the Bermuda Triangle; why modern MK pop music sounds so horrible and the decline of timbral variety; the Conet Project/numbers stations; & sus-checks on Kurt Vonnegut, Tool, and Bob Lazar. For access to full-length premium episodes and the SJ Grotto of Truth Discord, subscribe to the Al-Wara’ Frequency at patreon.com/subliminaljihad.

 Music Used in this Episode:whatfunk:The Earth RumblesLicensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Kevin Macleod:The Machine Thinks(incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Schemawound:Time Travel Is PossibleLicensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Various numbers stations recordings used in this episode derive from The Conet Project on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/ird059 

Welcome to "The Radio Art Hour," a show where art is not just on the radio, but is the radio. "The Radio Art Hour" draws from the Wave Farm Broadcast Radio Art Archive, an online resource that aims to identify, coalesce, and celebrate historical and contemporary international radio artworks made by artists around the world, created specifically for terrestrial AM/FM broadcast, whether it be via commercial, public, community, or independent transmission. Come on a journey with us as radio artists explore broadcast radio space through poetic resuscitations and playful celebrations/subversions of the complex relationship between senders and receivers in this hour of radio about radio as an art form. "The Radio Art Hour" features introductions from Philip Grant and Tom Roe, and from Wave Farm Radio Art Fellows Karen Werner and Jess Speer. The Conet Project's recordings of numbers radio stations serve as interstitial sounds. Go to wavefarm.org for more information about "The Radio Art Hour" and Wave Farm's Radio Art Archive.

Talking Till Dawn takes to the airwaves to explore just a few of the strangest mystery broadcasts of history. Come with us as we deep dive into the worlds of Cold War spy "numbers stations", satellite pirates, alien signal interruptions, weird transmissions, television hijacking, and, just maybe, the sounds of mutually assured destruction... Website: talkingtilldawn.com Twitter: @TalkingTill Further reading/listening: Numbers Station Research and Information Center: https://www.numbers-stations.com/ Enigma 2000: http://www.signalshed.com/ The Conet Project record company site: https://www.irdial.com/conet.htm The Conet Project recordings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExTAp... IndustrialOne numbers station recordings: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... MTN's Music Collection's recording of WBAB hijack (includes racially abusive material): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQFC1... UVB-76/The Buzzer (4625Khz) LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5KDE... Priyom "The Pip" origin story: https://priyom.org/military-stations/...

  Earlier this year I was asked by the folks at Lifted Icons to do a guest mix. It was a unique mix because I did two 20 minute sets that were then incorporated into a larger nearly 2-hour mix.   The parameters for my mixes were as follows: 1. A lonely, melancholic wander through the void between stars 2. A triumphant end for our struggle to the stars   You can find the 2-hour mix at Lifted Icons here... https://www.mixcloud.com/LiftedIcons/cartographer/   I liked how everything turned out. It was especially fun to cut the 2nd mix as it had a few louder tunes that I normally might not use. I was too lazy to put together a totally new mix so I decided to put my two parts of the Lifted Icons mix into one new mix.    After I put them together I started tinkering. I added a few tunes to make it longer. And then I changed a lot of the first part but kept the same "drifting in the void" feel. The transition from melancholic wander to triumphant return starts at the 22:28 mark with the Underworld tune. The title for the mix comes from a track I used by the same name from Tony Anderson. It fit perfectly with the journey from part one to part two.   Cheers!     T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Lunar Testing Lab - Space Traffic Control(& added Nasa quindar Tones) 00:40    Steven Price - Aurora Borealis 01:50    Tim Hecker - Boreal Kiss 04:06    Chris Weeks - Spiders & Plugholes 05:42    Clinton Shorter - An Impossible Dream 07:25    Strië - Man with Thick Glasses 10:20    Northumbria - Helluland 13:10    Bryantist - Spherical Harmonics 14:30    Conet Project & other fx 14:57    Memories of JJ 18:12    Jon Hopkins - Feel First Life 22:28    Underworld - Capa's Last Transmission Home 24:12    Ólafur Arnalds - Doria 27:05    Tony Anderson - The Way Home 30:13    Stellardrone - Red Giant 32:30    Johann Johannsson - A Pile of Dust 34:20    M83 - Another Wave From You 35:50    Ulrich Schnauss & Jonas Munk - Amaris 38:25    B. Fleischmann - A Letter From Home 43:22    Jon Hopkins - Light Through The Veins 50:45    Johann Johannsson - End(Snowing) 57:00    end      

A revealing, an ending - of a kind - and possibly a beginning. Music featured is by Ketsa and Kai Engel. Special thanks to the Conet Project. (Enjoying Gone? Please rate/review/subscribe/share! And support Gone's creator on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/dynamicsymmetry)

Life after death doesn't mean what it was always supposed to mean. Stock is taken. Determinations and decisions are made. Direction is found. No goodbyes are said. Music featured is by Kai Engel. Special thanks to the Conet Project. (Enjoying Gone? Please rate/review/subscribe/share! And there's always Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/hotrockpile)

Episode 23! Alex and Billy get all ch-ch-ch-ah-ah-ah as they watch Jason X. They discuss the how terrible an idea setting a sequel in space is, Alex gets furious at people in the future not knowing what regular modern day items are and Billy sells out for a cheap laugh. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops E-mail the show at thesquirmcast@gmail.com

A final option is removed from the table.  (Major MAJOR content warning for suicide.) Music featured is by Kai Engel. Special thanks to the Conet Project. (Enjoying Gone? Please rate/review/subscribe/share! And there's always Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/hotrockpile)

Episode 22 - Stephen King Month Part 3! Billy and Alex finish their foray into Stephen King by watching Sleepwalkers, a film that has some very subtle incest undertones. Alex presents a film pitch based on a few keywords, they discuss a character with some very strange motivations and meet the most effective member of law enforcement in Indiana, Clovis the Attack Cat. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops E-mail the show at thesquirmcast@gmail.com

A lot of things can break. Windows, dishes, doors. Lives. Hearts. Minds. Music featured is by Stellardrone. Special thanks to the Conet Project. (Enjoying Gone? Please rate/review/subscribe/share! And there's always Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/hotrockpile)

When surrounded by darkness, whispering shadows, and taunting signals in the static, sometimes the only thing left to do is burn it to the ground. Music featured in this episode is by Deltamorphon. Special thanks to the Conet Project. (enjoying Gone? please rate/review/recommend! helps other people find and enjoy it too.)

John Barner spent his entire childhood fiddling with his dad's shortwave radio, picking up transmissions from all over the world. He like the way the sounds crackled, and the voices speaking foreign languages, and the eerie whine of transmissions coming in and out of static.One night John got a phone call from one of his friends who also had a shortwave radio. “I think I just found spy stuff,” John's friend said, “come over.”John and his friends had found a number station, coded transmissions broadcast on unlicensed frequencies. Number stations are believed to be a form of espionage where intelligence agencies broadcast encrypted messages to field operatives. But no government has claimed responsibility for their existence.Number stations come in many forms. Some are beeps or sustained tones. Some are repeated bars of familiar folk songs. The rest are strings of numbers and words from the phonetic alphabet.John, like countless other shortwave enthusiasts, has been captivated by the mystery ever since discovering them as a teenager. He used to try to crack the coded messages, thinking he'd stumbled on the X-Files.Henry Cooke, a technologist and number stations enthusiast, believes that its the indecipherable code that makes number stations so alluring. He's found internet forums dedicated to tracking number stations broadcasts and even videos of radio sleuths claiming to have found broadcast locations. Henry believes this to be a type of modern folklore; that shortwave enthusiasts trading theories about the origins and meaning behind the number stations are almost like telling ghost stories around the campfire.Garrett Tiedemann produced this episode. Garrett also produces the podcast The White Whale. Bethany Denton edited this episode with help from Jeff Emtman and Nick White.Number Station recordings courtesy of The Conet Project. Full archive can be found here.Music from John Barner's new album, Shadow Time.

John Barner spent his entire childhood fiddling with his dad’s shortwave radio, picking up transmissions from all over the world. He like the way the sounds crackled, and the voices speaking foreign languages, and the eerie whine of transmissions coming in and out of static.One night John got a phone call from one of his friends who also had a shortwave radio. “I think I just found spy stuff,” John’s friend said, “come over.”John and his friends had found a number station, coded transmissions broadcast on unlicensed frequencies. Number stations are believed to be a form of espionage where intelligence agencies broadcast encrypted messages to field operatives. But no government has claimed responsibility for their existence.Number stations come in many forms. Some are beeps or sustained tones. Some are repeated bars of familiar folk songs. The rest are strings of numbers and words from the phonetic alphabet.John, like countless other shortwave enthusiasts, has been captivated by the mystery ever since discovering them as a teenager. He used to try to crack the coded messages, thinking he’d stumbled on the X-Files.Henry Cooke, a technologist and number stations enthusiast, believes that its the indecipherable code that makes number stations so alluring. He’s found internet forums dedicated to tracking number stations broadcasts and even videos of radio sleuths claiming to have found broadcast locations. Henry believes this to be a type of modern folklore; that shortwave enthusiasts trading theories about the origins and meaning behind the number stations are almost like telling ghost stories around the campfire.Garrett Tiedemann produced this episode. Garrett also produces the podcast The White Whale. Bethany Denton edited this episode with help from Jeff Emtman and Nick White.Number Station recordings courtesy of The Conet Project. Full archive can be found here.Music from John Barner’s new album, Shadow Time.  

Episode 21 - Stephen King Month Part 2! Alex and Billy end up getting a little tipsy as it’s the only way to watch The Lawnmower Man. A film that is categorically better than Terminator 2. They talk terrible CGI, Pierce Brosnan being creepy and “birdbath”. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops E-mail the show at thesquirmcast@gmail.com

Episode 20 - Stephen King Month Part 1! The ‘Buse’ is loose as Billy and Alex kick off Stephen King month with Silver Bullet. Billy admits to goofing up big time with the timing of the series, they see a rad wheelchair and witness the glorious return of Gary Busey on the podcast. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops E-mail the show at thesquirmcast@gmail.com

Things can get so much worse than you ever would have believed. You don't plan for them. You just make it, if you can. You survive. Music in this episode is by Stellardrone. Special thanks to The Conet Project. (enjoying Gone? please rate/review/recommend! helps other people find and enjoy it too.)

Episode Goose! Alex and Billy do something a little different and watch three episodes of kid horror classic Goosebumps. They talk about some of the original ideas for the show that became the Squirmcast and early exposure to horror before getting to the main event where they watch ‘My Best Friend is Invisible’, ‘It Came From Beneath the Sink’ and ‘Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes’. Topics of discussion include, the worst twist ever, what music they’d play a killer sponge to torture it and some gnarly gnomes. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops E-mail the show at thesquirmcast@gmail.com

Episode 19! Billy and Alex watch Burning Bright or as Billy calls it ‘Life of Pi meets Die Hard’. First Billy has an unnecessarily difficult animal/natural horror quiz for Alex before getting to the main event, a film about a Tiger starring Briana Evigan from Step Up 2. They discuss the possibility of the Tiger being racist, the worst PB&J sandwich ever and debate who is the prettiest horse in the house. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops E-mail the show at thesquirmcast@gmail.com

Episode 18! Alex and Billy watch a basketball themed horror-film that was locked away in a vault in Canada for 19 years called Night of the Dribble. They first come up with film pitches for sports-themed horror movies before getting to the big game, a film that includes a character called Beckula, an actor who plays three different awful characters and they come up with the onomatopoeic sound for having your hands cut off by a razor-wire lined basketball hoop. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops E-mail the show at thesquirmcast@gmail.com

Episode 17! Billy and Alex crack open a couple of ‘Heinies’ and watch Terrorvision. They talk about horror-comedy as a genre. Meet the Putterman family AKA The Sexy Jetsons and discover the only sympathetic character in the movie is a gross testicle monster from space. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops E-mail the show at thesquirmcast@gmail.com

Episode 16! Alex and Billy return by watching what is often heralded as the worst horror movie of all time, Troll 2. They talk about how vegetarians can only eat dessert, incredibly hammy acting and Billy defends himself in court against a class action lawsuit brought by Alex and Warwick Davies. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops E-mail the show at thesquirmcast@gmail.com

Episode 15! Billy and Alex share the love by watching Valentine. They talk about which horror icons they would like to get romantic with, experience the Mandela effect and spoil the ending half way through because it just doesn’t make any sense. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops E-mail the show at thesquirmcast@gmail.com

Episode 14! Alex and Billy watch Italian made, German filmed, English dubbed blood-fest Dèmoni (Demons). They talk about other depictions of demons in horror movies, meet cinemas best pimp, a strange mask and katana wielding samurai-knight on a motorbike and unnecessarily good special effects. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 13! Billy and Alex watch Maximum Overdrive, the Stephen King written and directed adaptation of his own short story. They discuss other better and much worse adaptations of King’s work, Alex fangirls over Emilio ‘B’estevez and they attempt to come up with a decent cast for a remake (WARNING: It’s mostly wrestlers). Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 12! Alex gets Billy to watch Jennifer’s Body, a film he hoped he’d never have to see. First they talk about teen movies before getting to the main even about a girl called ’Needy’ and her friend Jennifer’s body. This film was praised for it’s dialogue. This film was praised for it’s dialogue. This film was praised for it’s dialogue. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 11! Billy and Alex return to the Warwick Davis well and watch Leprechaun. They first however have some film pitches to get out of the way based on mythical creatures. They learn pots of gold can be made of felt, meet one strange child and Alex falls in love with some really fetch shorts. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 10! Alex and a sickly Billy conclude their festive two-parter with Jack Frost (not the Michael Keaton family classic). They talk Christmas music and TV specials, the bad parenting of the strange son of the main character, ill Billy repeatedly makes noises like Sideshow Bob stepping on a rake and they discuss a surprisingly brutal kill committed by the titular mutant snowman. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 9! Ready to get ginger? Billy & Alex kick off their Christmas two-parter with the Gary Busey classic, The Gingerdead Man. They talk favourite Christmas movies, Billy’s favourite TV/ Toy franchise, the man, the myth, the legend Gary Busey and go completely off the rails when they try and come up with a British version of The Gingerdead Man. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 8! Alex and Billy watch Queen of the Damned a rare choice as Alex has seen it but Billy hasn’t so a hosting role reversal is in order! They talk about the Vampire genre, the show briefly becomes a murder podcast and Billy repeatedly mispronounces the name of Aaliyah’s character. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 7! Billy and Alex watch Shark Exorcist. SHARK. EXORCIST. They talk bad horror movie names, Billy pitches his movie idea for a goat themed creature feature and they slowly descend into madness when they describe Shark Exorcist. SHARK. EXORCIST. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 6! Alex and Billy watch Stay Alive, another film about some sort of witch ghost. Billy tests Alex’s knowledge of cursed stuff and things, they talk about terrible horror game movies and Alex gives much needed extra insight into the characters. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 5! Billy and Alex do everything in their power to avoid watching Darkness Falls. Alex exposes Billy as the fraud he really is, Billy talks about his experiences with night terrors and they eventually get around to a film about a ‘tooth fairy witch ghost’ or something. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 4! Alex and Billy watch Critters. They talk about rubbish horror movie monsters, Billy sings some Randy Newman and Alex can’t get enough of the Dog the Bounty Hunter theme. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 3! Billy and Alex watch Killer Klowns From Outer Space, a film only one of them ends up liking. They talk about the films they find the scariest, see a sentient balloon dog and Klowns. SO MANY KLOWNS. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 2! Alex and Billy watch The Wisher, the most 2002 film ever made. Billy learns how to print stickers, they discuss the confusing amount of product placement and witness the most shocking body count they've ever seen in a slasher film. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Episode 1! Billy and Alex watch Skinned Deep a film that Warwick Davis must have only done as a favour. Billy talks about Nu-Metal, Alex coins the term 'Firefly Blood Puddle’ and they witness the glory of a geriatric biker gang. Music by Nagano City Street Band Find them at https://naganocitystreetband.bandcamp.com Additional music by The Conet Project (http://freemusicarchive.org) Licensed Under Free Music Philosophy License Artwork by Adam Bibilo - Find him @biblops

Kick back and relax while Swedish electronic music and noise maker Erik Levander selects and presents atmospheric music for the Lake Radio. Tracklist: AGF - Breathing in Lines (AGF Producktion 2008) Luva - Do Melt the Sun (Oscillatone 2010) Ralph Lundsten & Leo Nilsson - It (Andromeda 1968) The Conet Project - 4-29 (XF) Faders (Irdial Discs 1997) Oneohtrix Point Never - Russian Mind (No Fun Productions 2009) Jarl - Withdrawn Symptones (Rev/Vega Rec. 2011) Thomas Köner - Novaya Zemlya 2 (Touch 2012) Stephane Leonard - Gloomy Monday (Serein 2005) The Conet project - 1-15 (E17) English Lady / 00000 Ending (Irdial Discs 1997) Ildfrost - Hearts perturbe (Cold Meat Industries 1997) The Conet Project - 1-01 (G2A) The Swedish Rhapsody (Irdial Discs 1997) Ganesha Ernstad Rajadaum - Onbiritoria (Rev/Vega Rec. 2006) Bernard Parmegiani - Étude Élastique (INA-GRM 1976) Derek Bailey - Tap 4 A-B (Cortical Foundation 1973,1996) Luc Ferrari - Tautologos 2, Part 3 (Electronic Music Foundation 1961, 2003) Arbete & Fritid - Fylke Airport (Sonet 1971) Anton Lennartsson - Protopterus (Komplott 2007) The Conet Project - 1-07 (G3) Gong Station / Chimes (Irdial Discs 1997) The Syncopated Elevators Legacy - The Siamese Level, Fat Collage Mix (Elf Cut 2000) Tsukimono - If We Move Apart We Fall Apart (Kalligrammofon 2006) Ljudbilden & Piloten - N. Vaerlinge (Nosordo 2008) Janek Schaefer - C1 Unfolding Honey (Crónica 2011)

Compiled the night of 17 January, 2015. Go check out the Conet Project. https://archive.org/details/ird059

Jubiläum! Hier ist sie, die Sendung 100000! Naja, binär gesehen jedenfalls. Um die Verwirrung nicht zu gross werden zu lassen, erklären Matthias und Robert, was Zahlensysteme sind, wie und auf was man zählen kann, und was natürliche und rationale Zahlen sind. Trackliste Kopfkracher – Pi Nautiv Dive – Deep Blue Eyes FBY – Palace Garden Concerto Moby – Last Knight Nächste Sendung: 6. März 2010, 19:00 Uhr The Conet Project :: Die "Number Stations" aus dem Intro The Conet Project :: DIe MP3s des Conet Projects zum freien Download Dyskalkulie :: WIkipedia-Artikel über Rechenschwäche Zahlensysteme :: Dezimal-, Dual- und Hexadezimalsystem im Vergleich Römische Zahlen :: Wikipedia über die Römischen Zahlen Zahlen :: Wikipedia über Zahlen Zahlzeichen :: Woher kommen eigentlich unsere Zahlzeichen? Natürliche Zahlen :: Was sind natürliche Zahlen? Natürliche Zahlen :: Noch eine Erklärung zu natürlichen Zahlen Rationale Zahlen :: Was sind denn rationale Zahlen? Reelle Zahlen :: Wikipedia über reelle Zahlen Primzahlen :: Eine Webseite rund um Primzahlen Fibonacci :: Facharbeit über Leonardo von Pisa und die Fibonacci-Reihe Modulo :: Division mit Rest? Modulo! Zählmasse :: Dutzend, Schock, Gros und mehr File Download (60:24 min / 90 MB)

Jubiläum! Hier ist sie, die Sendung 100000! Naja, binär gesehen jedenfalls. Um die Verwirrung nicht zu gross werden zu lassen, erklären Matthias und Robert, was Zahlensysteme sind, wie und auf was man zählen kann, und was natürliche und rationale Zahlen sind. Trackliste Kopfkracher – Pi Nautiv Dive – Deep Blue Eyes FBY – Palace Garden Concerto Moby – Last Knight Nächste Sendung: 6. März 2010, 19:00 Uhr The Conet Project :: Die "Number Stations" aus dem Intro The Conet Project :: DIe MP3s des Conet Projects zum freien Download Dyskalkulie :: WIkipedia-Artikel über Rechenschwäche Zahlensysteme :: Dezimal-, Dual- und Hexadezimalsystem im Vergleich Römische Zahlen :: Wikipedia über die Römischen Zahlen Zahlen :: Wikipedia über Zahlen Zahlzeichen :: Woher kommen eigentlich unsere Zahlzeichen? Natürliche Zahlen :: Was sind natürliche Zahlen? Natürliche Zahlen :: Noch eine Erklärung zu natürlichen Zahlen Rationale Zahlen :: Was sind denn rationale Zahlen? Reelle Zahlen :: Wikipedia über reelle Zahlen Primzahlen :: Eine Webseite rund um Primzahlen Fibonacci :: Facharbeit über Leonardo von Pisa und die Fibonacci-Reihe Modulo :: Division mit Rest? Modulo! Zählmasse :: Dutzend, Schock, Gros und mehr File Download (60:24 min / 90 MB)

Here's Part 2 of my interview with Mark Livolsi. In this epsiode Mark talks about Vanilla Sky, Wedding Crashers and The Devil Wears Prada. For those interested in The Conet Project, we've posted a link on The Cutting Room section of AOTG.

Here is Live and Direct episode #2, "Auddities" in a slightly edited podcast (i added two songs; think of it as the Deluxe Remastered Podcast Edition). It weighs in at 62.5MB and clocks in at 1:08:15. (I ran over due to excess blabbing... good thing the hosts of the show after mine couldn't make it :)"Auddities" = "audio" + "oddities". These run the gamut from odd sounds to unusual production techniques to strange content. I divided the show up into the following sections, each followed by the approximate starting time (should you wish to skip to a particular section):Introduction, 0:00:00Algorithmic music, 0:00:42MIDI music, 0:04:52Tracked music, 0:10:20Sample-heavy music, 0:19:35(note for upstate NY peeps: Rochester/Vertex shoutout @0:33:30)Digitally produced music, 0:34:00Numbers stations (The Conet Project PDF; music: disc 1, disc 2, disc 3, disc 4), 0:42:40Natural phenomena (Electric Enigma PDF; music: disc 1, disc 2), 0:50:10Music about odd things, 0:54:46Wrap-up, 1:07:18The playlist for this show is as follows:A Poke Cheer (links 1, 2, and 3), Atari basic source code by Lloyd BurchiliRule 150 Binary, Java source code by Paul Reiners (IBM)*Rule 150 All Binary, Java source code by Paul Reiners (IBM)Fanfare, Ultima 3: Exodus, composed by Kenneth W. ArnoldTowns, Ultima 3: Exodus, composed by Kenneth W. ArnoldBubble Bobble theme, composed by David Whittaker, Tim Follin, and Peter ClarkeM.U.L.E. theme, composed by Roy GloverRunaway Scales, composed by U4iaGods theme, Nation 12 (composed by "John Foxx"/Dennis Leigh)The Queen and I, 1987, KLFHouse of the Dead, The Big Cahoona, SequencialAnna Denies Tattoo Rumor, Purveyors of Reason and Law, Quelnt (8bit peoples), Irdial-DiscsIiPP Three, Islets in Pink Polypropylene, Anthony Manning, Irdial-DiscsThe Lincolnshire Poacher, The Conet Project, Irdial-DiscsPhonetic Alphabet NATO, The Conet Project, Irdial-DiscsFish Rock Road Whistler Shower, Electric Enigma, Stephen McGreevy, Irdial-DiscsEves River Auroral Chorus, Electric Enigma, Stephen McGreevy, Irdial-Discs*The Power of Lard [explicit lyrics], Power of Lard, LardPlea From a Cat Named Virtue, Reconstruction Site, The Weakerthans* only on the Deluxe Remastered Podcast EditionAgain, thanks for listening. Your feedback is always welcome.

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link NewsBits, numbers stations, and hockey, oh my! A gorgeous day in Vancouver, B.C., this episode takes a look at a couple of Canadian news items relating back to life on the west coast. I also make good on a promise I made on my blog about highlighting the phenomenon known as “number stations”. We’ll wrap up this episode with some brief HockeyTalk, followed by another installment of Learning Hockey. NewsBits Vancouver Sun: Training lapses linked to ferry sinking GlobeandMail.com: Plot targeted Peace Tower, sources say Vancouver Sun: Lawyer drops bombshell in media scrum outside courthouse Wikipedia: Numbers Station, The Conet ProjectArchive.org: The Conet Project – Recording of Shortwave Number StationsSlashdot.org: Numbers Stations Move From Shortwave To VoIPYahoo! Sports: Stanley Cup Coverage Artist Links He’s Hers – vanity pressJoan of Arc – eventually, all at onceAmbulance LTD – sugar pillProject Polaroid – space 8000 TOMC3 Kool Keith IODA Promonet Links Project Polaroid – Threshold Recordings, LLC Buy at iTunes Music Store Download “Space 8000” (MP3, 192kbps) Joan Of Arc – Flameshovel Records Buy at iTunes Music Store Download “Eventually, All At Once” (MP3, 192kbps) Ambulance LTD – TVT Records Download “Sugar Pill (Demo)” (MP3, 192kbps) Buy This Album 49:58 minutesradiozoom.net Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)