Podcasts about Early Works

After a long break, the podcast returns with an episode on the late Alice Notley, who passed away on May 19, 2025. Nick Sturm joins us to discuss Notley's elegy for her husband Ted Berrigan, "At Night the States." Nick Sturm teaches at Georgia State University in Atlanta. His book on small press print culture, publishing communities, and the New York School is forthcoming from Columbia University Press. He is also the editor of Early Works by Alice Notley (Fonograf Editions) and co-editor, with Alice Notley, Anselm Berrigan, and Edmund Berrigan, of Get the Money!: Collected Prose, 1961-1983 by Ted Berrigan (City Lights). His articles and editorial projects have been published at Poetry Foundation, Jacket2, Paideuma, College Literature, Chicago Review, ASAP/J, Women's Studies, Post45, and The Poetry Project Newsletter. You can follow Nick on Bluesky.In the episode, we listen (twice) to a recording of Notley reading the poem in Buffalo, in 1987. That recording, along with many others, can be found on Notley's page in the marvelous PennSound digital archive.Please follow the podcast if you like what you hear, and leave a rating and review. Share an episode with a friend! (Post it to your social media feeds?) You can also subscribe to my Substack, which I haven't used in an even longer while, but who knows what the future holds. I'm also on Bluesky, now and then.

Welcome back to It Was What It Was, the football history podcast.Today Jonathan Wilson and Rob Draper are joined by author James Montague to discuss his new book 'Engulfed' - exploring Saudi Arabia's massive investments in sport.James gives unique insights on the history of Saudi football, the Vision 2030 project, and how Newcastle United's takeover fits into the larger picture. You'll find out how strategic use of 'soft power' has transformed Saudi Arabia's global image through sport.The trio examine the rich football culture in Saudi Arabia, the country's evolving social landscape, and the geopolitics influencing these changes.If you're enjoying the podcast, please subscribe and consider leaving a five-star review to help others find the show.00:00 Introduction00:17 James Montague's Early Works and Reviews01:28 Re-release and Sequel: Engulfed01:59 Saudi Arabia's Emergence in Sports03:26 Sports Washing and Soft Power06:47 Historical Context and Saudi Investments11:10 Mohammad bin Salman's Rise to Power23:57 The Khashoggi Incident and Its Aftermath30:13 Saudi Arabia's Football Culture31:24 Challenges of Covering Saudi Arabia33:52 Women in Saudi Football35:15 Jimmy Hill's Influence on Saudi Football40:33 David Icke's Saudi Adventure46:10 Vision 2030 and Saudi Football Investments52:26 Neom's Football Ambitions57:34 Conclusion and Book Promotion Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For decades, African speculative fiction has weaved together past and future, combining myths and legends with space exploration and social criticism and broadening the scope of both African and speculative literatures.In this original lecture, invited by The House of Literature and recorded digitally, Nigerian author Wole Talabi presents a timeline of African speculative fiction from its early beginnings and until the present day. Here, he reflects on the influence and importance of the genre, citing its central works and defining its distinguishing features.Wole Talabi is a Nigerian engineer and author of speculative fiction currently living in Perth, Australia. His published works include the short story collections Incomplete Solutions (2019) and Convergence Problems (2024), as well as the novel Shigidi and the Brass Head of Obalufon (2023), which won the Nommo award for best novel in 2024. His short stories have been nominated for and won several awards, including the Sidewise, Nommo and Locus awards, as well as being awarded the Caine Prize for African Writing.Talabi also compiled a database of published works of African speculative fiction, which he edited from 2015 to 2021. He is also the editor of several anthologies of African speculative fiction, including the landmark publication Africanfuturism. An Anthology (2020) and remains one of the field's chief advocates and central thinkers.Works mentioned:Early Works (1930s – 1960s):Jean-Louis Njemba Medou – Nnanga Kon (1932)Muhammadu Bello Kagara – Gandoki (1934)D.O. Fagunwa – Forest of a Thousand Daemons (1938)Amos Tutuola – The Palm-Wine Drinkard (1952)Post-Independence Flourish (1960s – early 2000s):Sony Labou Tansi – Life and A Half (1979)Buchi Emecheta – The Rape of Shavi (1983)Kojo Laing – Woman of the Aeroplanes (1988)Ben Okri – The Famished Road (1991)Kojo Laing – Major Gentl and Achimota Wars (1992)Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o – The Wizard of the Crow (2004/2006)The Internet Age and Genre Recognition (early 2000s – early 2010's)Nnedi Okorafor – Zahrah the Windseeker (2005)Ahmed Khaled Towfik – Utopia (2008) Lauren Beukes – Moxyland (2008)Lauren Beukes – Zoo City (2010)Nnedi Okorafor – Who Fears Death (2010)Ivor Hartmann (ed.) – Afro SF (2012)Increasing Global Recognition (2010s – present):Deji Bryce Olukotun – Nigerians in Space (2014)Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi – Kintu (2014) Tade Thompson – Rosewater (2016)Tochi Onyebuchi – Beasts Made of Night (2017)Akwaeke Emezi – Freshwater (2018)Namwali Serpell – The Old Drift (2019)Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki – Ife-Iyoku, the Tale of Imadeyunuagbon (2020)Other works mentioned:Chinua Achebe – Things Fall Apart (1958)Helen Oyeyemi – The Icarus Girl (2005)Wole Talabi – Shigidi and the Brass Head of Obalufon (2023)Weird Tales, fantasy and horror magazineJungle Jim, bi-monthly African pulp fiction magazineOmenana Speculative fiction magazineBlack Panther (dir. Ryan Coogler, 2018)“Afro-mythology and African futurism”, essay by Pamela Phatsimo SunstrumNnedi Okorafor – “Spider the Artist”Phoenix, publishing imprint at Ouida BooksMother, publishing imprint by Jacana MediaChikodili Emelumadu – Dazzling (2023)Yvette Lisa Ndlovu – Drinking from Graveyard Wells (2023)Pemi Aguda – Ghostroots (2024)Tlotlo Tsamaase – Womb City (2024)Suyi Davies Okungbowa – Warrior of The Wind (2023)T. L. Huchu – The Library of The Dead (2021)The Sauúti collective Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode's Community Champion Sponsor is Ossur. To learn more about their ‘Responsible for Tomorrow' Sustainability Campaign, and how you can get involved: CLICK HEREEpisode Overview: Technology is helping revolutionize the most intimate healthcare journeys, and Irene Alvarado is at the forefront of reimagining fertility treatment. As founder and CEO of Berry Fertility, she's transforming a complex and deeply personal medical experience through human-centered technology. Drawing from her personal fertility journey and engineering expertise at Google, Irene is building a comprehensive platform that empowers patients and clinicians alike. While together, Irene shares how she and her team are leveraging AI and intuitive design to be a supportive companion through one of life's most challenging medical processes. Additionally, Irene also discusses how her team's mission goes beyond software- it's about reducing complexity, providing personalized support, and making fertility treatments more accessible and manageable for everyone involved. Join us as we explore how innovative and human-centered technology can fundamentally reshape fertility treatments. Let's go! Episode Highlights:Converted personal fertility treatment challenges into Berry Fertility, pioneering a patient-centered technological solutionEngineered an all-in-one fertility management app that consolidates fragmented healthcare tools for patients and clinicsDeployed AI-powered chat tools to revolutionize clinic support and address critical workforce shortagesUncovered emerging industry trends expanding fertility service accessibility and reducing treatment costsLaunched a free consumer app providing comprehensive fertility treatment resources and global patient supportAbout our Guest: Irene Alvarado is the founder and CEO of Berry Fertility, the fertility management app for IVF, IUI, embryo transfer, and egg freezing. As CEO, Irene oversees the company's overarching vision, product, and brand. She is also co-founder at Early Works, a product studio incubating vertically niche, applied AI software startups. Irene founded Berry Fertility after going through a fertility treatment herself. Irene was previously a software engineer at Google, GitHub/Microsoft, and a geospatial startup at Samsung Accelerator. She helped create and launch digital products that reached millions of users, like the first massively used AI-powered coding assistant powered by large language models. Irene has a M.S. from Carnegie Mellon University in Human Computer Interaction and a B.S. in Computer Science from Columbia University. She was previously an adjunct professor at New York University.Links Supporting This Episode:Berry Fertility Website: CLICK HEREIrene Alvarado LinkedIn: CLICK HEREBerry Fertility LinkedIn: CLICK HEREMike Biselli LinkedIn page: CLICK HEREMike Biselli Twitter page: CLICK HEREVisit our website: CLICK HERESubscribe to newsletter:

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Aimee Chan has curated an exhibition at Holbrook Library showcasing the early works of some of Australia's best known children's authors. She caught up with Jamie & Leigh!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us as we review four new May Blu-ray releases with George Feltenstein of the Warner Archive.Ever wondered how a 92-year-old horror film could still send chills down your spine? Discover the turbulent production and masterful restoration of "The Mask of Fu Manchu," featuring Boris Karloff in his first major horror role with dialogue and Myrna Loy as his chilling yet captivating daughter. Learn about the meticulous process that brought this pre-code gem to life on Blu-ray, using a stunning 4K scan of the original nitrate camera negative.As we shift our focus to the 1960s, we explore Francis Ford Coppola's early works, including "You're a Big Boy Now" and "The Rain People." Hear how Coppola's vibrant depiction of New York City and his exploration of feminist themes mark the beginning of his illustrious directorial journey.  George also provides background on working with American Zoetrope on the new 4K restoration.To wrap up, we touch on the highly requested Blu-ray release of "Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island" and its sequel, celebrating their timeless appeal and continued fan adoration.Purchase links:THE MASK OF FU MANCHU (1932)SCOOBY-DOO ON ZOMBIE ISLAND (1998) and SCOOBY-DOO RETURN TO ZOMBIE ISLAND (2019)YOU'RE A BIG BOY NOW (1966)THE RAIN PEOPLE (1969) Past Present FeatureA filmmaker appreciation podcast hosted by Emmy-winning director...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyThe Extras Facebook pageThe Extras Twitter Warner Archive & Warner Bros Catalog GroupOtaku Media produces podcasts, behind-the-scenes extras, and media that connect creatives with their fans and businesses with their consumers. Contact us today to see how we can work together to achieve your goals. www.otakumedia.tv

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In this episode of the Early Link Podcast, the Children's Institute communications team records a longform story by CI Guest Contributor, Adriane Blackman. Blackman's story, "An Ecosystem of Care and Community," delves into the transformation of early childhood education in Yoncalla, Oregon, documenting the impact of CI's Early Works initiative in partnership with incredible folks from across the community. Through collaborative efforts and a commitment to responsive teaching, integrated health care access, and enhanced family engagement, the town of Yoncalla has created a holistic approach to education that prioritizes social-emotional learning and people-powered resilience. Supported by leaders including Brian Barry and CI's own Erin Helgren, the gradual evolution of educational practices and environments has led to improved academic performance, fewer developmental disruptions, and a culture of empowerment among students and staff alike. As the community embraces its strengths and values, Yoncalla is planting seeds for a brighter future, cultivating an ecosystem of care and community to support the success of its children and future generations.

Professor Adrian Rifkin and Executive Director of the Holt/Smithson Foundation Lisa Le Feuvre discuss Robert Smithson: Mundus Subterraneus – Early Works, on view at Galerie Marian Goodman in Paris through 24 February, 2024. This exhibition focuses on Smithson's works on paper made in the early 1960s, presenting drawings and collages that set the ground for his studies of entropy and the fall of modernism. Many of these drawings have never previously been seen. Leather-clad bikers, crumbling cities, movie stills, occult books, and erotic entanglements buzz against references to the dogmas of art history, religion, and totalitarianism. Marian Goodman Gallery Presents is a platform featuring in-depth conversations with artists and curators alike. The aim is to complement the gallery's exhibition and related programming—in New York, Paris, and Los Angeles—in an effort to make our programs accessible to the public.

After an inauspicious beginning to his artistic career in Rome, Caravaggio's photorealistic style and “street” iconography began to draw the attention of some important patrons. The most important of the patrons was Cardinal Francesco Maria del Monte, whose patronage launched Caravaggio's career. This episode will examine Caravaggio's paintings and his entirely new approach to painting, which involved a close observation and faithful reproduction of nature and the introduction of non-traditional subjects.

We're going to shake things up and end Take The Lead at the beginning.    When I started reading Take The Lead here on the podcast, I realized that I didn't want to read the foreword because I didn't write it! My dear friend Jennifer Klepper did, and she has kindly agreed to come and read it for me in this episode.    Jennifer played a huge part in the development, publishing, and promotion of Take The Lead. She taught me so much about the world of publishing and becoming an author, and she filled me with the confidence and encouragement to keep going.    Jennifer is the USA Today Bestselling author of Unbroken Threads and co-founder of Early Works, a tech startup producing solutions in education, health, tech, gaming, and AI. She's worked for Big Law, small law, start-ups, and Google.    Topics covered in this episode include: Celebrating the wealth and opportunity of a work in progress  Why perfection is a facade  Doing the work to discover your truths   Tune in for a short and sweet episode about what it means to be a work in progress, the value of growth, and the beauty of living a life of purpose and truth.    Show notes available at www.leadinglady-coaching.com/podcast   Resources Mentioned:  Learn More About Jennifer: https://www.jenniferklepper.com/ Purchase Take The Lead From: Amazon: https://a.co/d/9pcU25A Park Books: https://parkbooksmd.com/item/ndNZkkWlqk-PdyAQi_5lSQ Here. A Pop-Up Shop: https://www.hereapopupshop.com/product/Take-the-Lead-Book/6309?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&category_id=73 Leading Lady Coaching: https://leadinglady-coaching.com/take-the-lead-book/   Have you joined the Leading Ladies Facebook Group yet?! I would love to see you in there! Head to https://www.facebook.com/groups/LeadingLadiesAAL to join! Let's connect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aalcoaching Let's connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leading.lady.coach/

Stuart and Cristiano explore the early songs and debut album by Andy Gibb. From teenage singer-songwriter beginnings in Australia, to chart-topping singles in 1977, Andy Gibb proves to be just as prolific and productive in his formative years as his brothers before him.Zenta recordings from Trevor Norton here: Trevor Norton - YouTubeThis episode features 'Twinky', with thanks to Andrew Sandoval. Come To The Sunshine: WFMU: Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlists and ArchivesSpecial thanks to Joseph Brennan for providing the demo of 'Flowing Rivers'. Find us on Instagram and Facebook @wordsbeegeespodcast, and on Twitter @wordsbeegeespod. Email us: wordsbeegeespodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After the Leipzig Disputation, Luther's ideas and writings become much more radical. During his “Tower Experience,” he begins to discover the ideas of imputed righteousness and justification by faith alone. When he is condemned by the Roman Catholic Church, he fires off three provocative treatises, landing him on trial before the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V.

On this edition of TMWS, Bart Williams, executive director of Early Works Museums, is sharing about the museum attractions and upcoming activities for families to enjoy! After my conversation with Bart, you'll hear a brand new episode of Cora's Corner! I hope you will listen and share this show with others!

This book draws together some of Jane Austen's earliest literary efforts. It includes "Love & Freindship" and "Lesley Castle" both told through the medium of letters written by the characters. It also contains her wonderful "History of England" and a "Collection of Letters" and lastly a chapter containing "Scraps".In these offerings, we may see the beginnings of Miss Austen's literary style. We may also discern traces of characters that we encounter in her later works. G. K. Chesterton in his preface, for example, says of a passage in Love and Freindship; "... is there not the foreshadowing of another and more famous father; and do we not hear for a moment, in the rustic cottage by the Uske, the unmistakable voice of Mr. Bennet?" These works are certainly worth exploring for their own sakes and not simply as historical relics. - Summary by Noel Badrian --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/librivox1/support

This is a LibriVox public domain recording. This book draws together some of Jane Austen's earliest literary efforts. It includes "Love & Freindship" and "Lesley Castle" both told through the medium of letters written by the characters. It also contains her wonderful "History of England" and a "Collection of Letters" and lastly a chapter containing "Scraps".In these offerings, we may see the beginnings of Miss Austen's literary style. We may also discern traces of characters that we encounter in her later works. G. K. Chesterton in his preface, for example, says of a passage in Love and Freindship; "... is there not the foreshadowing of another and more famous father; and do we not hear for a moment, in the rustic cottage by the Uske, the unmistakable voice of Mr. Bennet?" These works are certainly worth  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/colin-holbrook/support

Alex M.O.R.P.H. Early Works: 01. Alex M.O.R.P.H. feat Ana Criado - Sunset Boulevard (Ilya Malyuev Club Mix) [Vandit Records] 02. Sylvia Tosun - World Keeps Turning (Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Chriss Ortega Remix) [Sea To Sun] 03. Paul van Dyk & Alex M.O.R.P.H. - In Circles (Alex M.O.R.P.H. Remix) [Vandit Records] 04. Alex M.O.R.P.H. pres. INDIGO - Electric [HeavensGate] 05. Paul van Dyk feat Austin Leeds & Elijah King - Such A Feeling (Alex M.O.R.P.H. Remix) [Vandit Records] 06. Rocking J - Route 66 (Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Chriss Ortega Remix) [Pilot 6] 07. Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Chriss Ortega - Ocean Drive [Garuda] 08. Jose Amnesia Feat Jennifer Rene - Louder (Alex M.O.R.P.H. Remix) [Armada Music] 09. Triple A - Winter Stayed (Armin van Buuren's On The Beach Mix) [Armind] 10. Protoculture Feat Shannon Hurley - Sun Gone Down (Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Chriss Ortega Remix) [Rebrand]

Restless. Prescient. Overlooked. Cerberus Shoal were an enigma of the 90s post-hardcore scene, progenitors of what would come to be known as post-rock, gurus of lush ambient rock, and ensemble avant-folk heroes. The Portland, Maine band evolved more between individual releases than most artists do throughout their careers. I was fortunate enough to have Jeremy DeVine, founder of the outstanding Temporary Residence Ltd. label, on this episode to dive deep on the first five Cerberus Shoal albums. We discuss the early incarnations of the band, their working relationship, reissuing the first three CS albums 20+ years later, and preserving the legacy of one of the most singular bands of the past three decades.  Pick up vinyl reissues of the Self-Titled, …And Farewell to Hightide, and Homb at the Temporary Residence Ltd. store. Follow Cerberus Shoal on Instagram Watch Cerberus Shoal performing live on Vimeo  Get this episode on all podcast apps. Subscribe & never miss a new rabbit hole.  Follow @thesoniccloth on Instagram and Twitter Please rate & review the show and shoot me an email at thesoniccloth@gmail.com

Lauren from Rocket City Mom joins me to discuss all things Rocket City. Recap of Christmas and looking forward to NYE!! Early Works, South & Pine, Golden Globes, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join Mike and his two friend's matt and Dewayne as they discuss the early works of iron maiden!! We try to decide amongst the Three of us which Classic maiden album from their classic works is the best of the best! we also sprinkle in little factoids about the band and historical stories Don't like our answers? feel free to join the conversation on social media with the links down below!Metal Thrashing nerds podcast | Facebook(6) Metal Thrashing Nerd Podcast (@MikeThrashing) / Twitter Mike Smith (metalizer.net)Rat Salad Review - Heavy Metal, Review

Tirando de fonoteca, al rescate de joyitas olvidadas de Arrested Development, Sisqo, Prince Phillip Mitchell, Randy Crawford, Sabrina Johnston, Freddie Jackson o Melba Moore. Arrancamos con un poco de buen reggae británico a cargo de Aswad o de la gran saxofonista activista Yolanda Brown. Y un par de caprichos con Roger y Jhelisa. Feliz fin de semana. DISCO 1 YOLANDA BROWN Million Billion Love (1) DISCO 2 ASWAD On And On (10) DISCO 3 RANDY CRAWFORD All I Do (10) DISCO 4 RAY PARKER JR. Ghostbusters (Cara 1 Corte 1) DISCO 5 JHELISA Whirl Keeps Turning (Vocal Remix) (ANTONIO CARMONA - 13) DISCO 6 PRINCE PHILLIP MITCHELL One On One (Cara 1 Corte 3) DISCO 7 MANDATORY EIGHT The Hardest Day (7) (EARLY WORKS - 2) DISCO 8 SISQO Thong Song (8) DISCO 9 ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT A Lotta Things To do (1) DISCO 10 SABRINA JOHNSTON Friendship (Frankie Knuckles Classic Club) (4) DISCO 11 ROGER Papa’s Got A Brand New Bag (5) DISCO 12 FREDDIE JACKSON He’ll Never Love You (Like I Do) (Cara 1 Corte 1) DISCO 13 MELBA MOORE Do You Really Want My love (Cara 1 - Corte 1) Escuchar audio

Sintonía: "Dig Deep" - PM Warson "Bus Stop Boogie" (The Harmony Society), "Bang Bang Boogaloo" (The Joe Tatton Trio), "Secret Universe" (Earl Dawkins & The Lewis Express), "The Hardest Day" (Mandatory Eight), "In Pursuit of Shai Hulud" (The Scorcerers) y "Heading Towards Catastrophe (Instrumental)" (The Magnificent Tape Band), son todas composiciones de Neil Innes, recopiladas en un CD de título "Early Works" "Game of Chance (By Another Name)" y "Leaving Here (Pt. 2)" - PM Warson "Glastonbury", "Hot Dog" y "Sueno con Mexico" - Lance Ferguson Escuchar audio

This week we have Elena Maravelias, bi-coastal hair stylist of the stars, model, and tenant of a doorman building in Manhattan to talk about Turnstile's second LP Time & Space. We dig into cheap lava lamps, capitalism, severe dental pain, living in a niche famous landmark, talking to the help, Monster Tour Water, being shadowbanned on Instagram, Epitaph handling Jade Tree's legacy, favorite cover songs, revisiting Moneen, yawning during Copeland, yawning during Dragonforce, legendary NJ venues, grindcore at Club Deep, drinking in a hole, Diamond Youth, Hellfest 2004 scene report, stage theatrics, putting on newer bands, mixed bills, and Juggalos. We brainstorm our two new bands Dragging Force and The Early Works of Jane Austen. // Follow us at @danbassini, @mysprocalledlife, and @elena.maravelias @runintotheground. Listen to our RITG Mixtape Vol. 7 here and our Best of RITG playlist here.

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THE DIRECTORS SERIES is a podcast dedicated to appreciating and deconstructing the work of contemporary and classic film directors. In the show, we breakdown the careers of film directors like Christopher Nolan, Stanley Kubrick, Quentin Tarantino, David Fincher, The Coen Brothers, and Paul Thomas Anderson just to name a few. From their early works and short films to their blockbuster achievements and Oscar glory. The goal of the show to give the listener an insight into the film director's process and educate the next generation of filmmakers coming up. This season we will be deconstructing the work and career of film director Christopher Nolan hosted by Cameron Beyl.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5584889/advertisement

This week, Chad reflects on his many accomplished works and teases Cameron for wasting his life.

BLACK MARKET – BLACK HEARTS RECORDS #05 – 2022 Ouça agora o Black Market – Black Hearts Records na Dark Radio e chega a sua quinta edição e apresento a vocês Hellbangers o split lançado entre as hordas EXCISIO & LALSSU, “Like Ashes Carried by the Wind – Early Works 2001/2011.” Um material obrigatório visto que esta edição apresenta os alguns sons lançados nas Demos e no Ep da EXCISIO no período de 2001 a 2005 que conta com as participações especiais de Fernando Iser da LALSSU (guitarra e voz) e das vocalistas Claudia O'ghisi (Scarlet Leaves) e Asteria (Elevenber). Na segunda parte teremos a participação especial de FERNANDO ISER (guitarra e voz), comentando um pouco sobre a LALSSU e seu primeiro Ep “Σκέψις (Sképsis)” ou “Reflexões,” projeto que foi criado e idealizado que apresenta uma abordagem introspectiva e pessoal em sua sonoridade. Confira, Ouça, Adquira!!!! Quer saber mais entre em contato - Black Hearts Records Site - www.blackheartsrecords.com.br Bandcamp - https://blackheartsrecords.bandcamp.com/ Facebook - @blackheartsrecords Instagram - @black_hearts_records Fonte: Apocalipse Press --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/apocalipsepress/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/apocalipsepress/support

Episode 8 – Karl Steven This month, Dedee spoke to Karl Steven about his first solo album, All of Human Emotion on Microfiche. They talk about a few tracks and music videos and the stories behind them. Other topics include Karl's preference for monochrome over colour, the philosopher Wittgenstein, and the Wittgenstein quotes he used for his track ‘Utterance and Inscription'. We also talked about his chosen album Steve Reich's Early Works, what phase music is, and how he used it on this album. This interview was recorded on February 8, 2022 Note – there is one swear word in the track ‘Tāmaki 5000', which comes in around the 24 minute mark. A minor point, but letting you know in case you wish to avert your ears. References: Artist links: Website – http://karlsteven.com/ Bandcamp - https://karlsteven.bandcamp.com/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/drkarlsteven Audioculture profile - https://www.audioculture.co.nz/profile/karl-steven Tracks used: All tracks used in this podcast were taken from Karl Steven's album All of Human Emotion on Microfiche, released on Sunreturn Records. There's also an excerpt from Karl's chosen album, Steve Reich's Early Works. - Acoma (Phase 1) – Karl Steven - Utterance and Inscription – Karl Steven - Tāmaki 5000 – Karl Steven - Clapping Music/1972 – Russ Hartenberger, Steve Reich - Cold Day Light – Karl Steven Music videos: Utterance and Inscription - 25 January 2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-K2HXKC46XM Acoma (Phase I) – 30 November 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufP-ylEnHAw&ab_channel=SunreturnRecords Tāmaki 5000 – 12 October 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5TYvlcfo3o&ab_channel=SunreturnRecords Freedom Bells – 29 July 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyYYCHhHcB8 Items from the Library Collection: Philosophische Untersuchungen = Philosophical investigations / Ludwig Wittgenstein ; translated by G.E.M. Anscombe, P.M.S. Hacker and Joachim Schulte Wittgenstein, Ludwig, 1889-1951. Book | Wiley-Blackwell | 2009. | Rev. 4th ed. / by P.M.S. Hacker and Joachim Schulte. https://discover.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/iii/encore/record/C__Rb2600648 Early works [compact disc] / Steve Reich Reich, Steve, 1936- Music CD | Elektra/Nonesuch | 1987 https://discover.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/iii/encore/record/C__Rb2210980 Other references: RNZ Interview with Kim Hill - Playing Favourites with composer Karl Steven, 29 January 2022 https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/saturday/audio/2018828545/playing-favourites-with-composer-karl-steven Under the Radar - Karl Steven + Ché Fu Share Single 'Utterance and Inscription' + Video – article by Chris Cudby, 25 January 2022 https://www.undertheradar.co.nz/news/19354/Karl-Steven--Ch-Fu-Share-Single-Utterance-and-Inscription--Video.utr SMSG Conversations with Composer Karl Steven, 24 November 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVAKVhXZlOU&ab_channel=ScreenMusic%26SoundGuildofNZ Sounz interview with Karl Steven, February 15 2021 https://news.sounz.org.nz/meet-composer-karl-steven/ How playing Wittgensteinian language-games can set us free, article by Sandy Grant, 24 January 2017 https://aeon.co/ideas/how-playing-wittgensteinian-language-games-can-set-us-free Wittgenstein's Language Games http://changingminds.org/explanations/behaviors/games/wittgenstein_game.htm

The final episode in our Hosodathon mini series is a bumper special, as Michael, Jake and Steph explore Mamoru Hosoda's early works, and read letters from listeners on their thoughts on Hosoda's films. Check out Hosoda's early works:Digimon: Our War GameOne Piece: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret IslandOjamajo Doremi - Doremi and the Witch That Stopped Being a WitchSuperflat MonogramSamurai Champloo - opening credits sequenceThank you for listening along to the Hosodathon with us! Email us with suggestions of what to cover next - ghibli@littledotstudios.comFollow us on Twitter:@ghibliotheque@MichaelJLeader – Michael@jakehcunningham – Jake@_stephwatts - StephProduced by Michael Leader, Jake Cunningham, Harold McShiel and Steph Watts. Music by Anthony Ing. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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When Aboriginal Art started to explode in popularity in the 1980s, galleries, collectors, and museums were most interested in the major works on huge canvases. However, now that the art movement has achieved so much acclaim, collections like the Kluge-Ruhe are focusing more on the earliest works from important art centers like Papunya Tula. Curator Henry Skerritt shares what we learn about contemporary Aboriginal Art by studying the often anonymous works from the early days of Papunya Tula. https://kluge-ruhe.org/exhibition/irrititja-kuwarri-tjungu-past-present-together-50-years-papunya-tula-artists/

Mark Peiser: The Moving Target of Perfection Since 1967 when Mark Peiser became involved with the Studio Glass Movement, he has been recognized for his uniquely individualized approaches and accomplishments in glass. Continual investigation of the expressive implications of glass properties and processes has led to his distinctive bodies of work. Recently Peiser published the book, Thirty-Eight Pieces of Glass – with Related Thoughts, pairing his glass with brief writings of resonance.  To quote from the preface: “Since I began with glass 50 years ago, I've received countless questions asking, basically, what's it about? In that discussion I've tried to answer honestly and completely but I've always felt to have fallen short – short of the words and short of the voice that would say them. When I started to assemble this book, I began feeling much more truthful and satisfying answers to that question. I hope you will, too. That these selections sorted out into something of an abridged life story was a bit of a surprise to me. It shouldn't have been. All along I've said my work has been about my feelings and experiences and, over many years, what else is a life?”  Peiser, an internationally known glass artist, was born in Chicago in 1938. After studying electrical engineering at Purdue University (Lafayette, Indiana, 1955-1957), he received a Bachelor of Science in Design from Illinois Institute of Technology (Chicago, Illinois, 1961). Peiser studied piano and composition at DePaul University School of Music (Chicago, Illinois, 1965-1967) before attending Penland School of Crafts (Penland, North Carolina) in 1967. After five weeks of glass classes, he became the first resident craftsman in glass at the school. Peiser is a founder of the Glass Art Society, of which he is now an honorary member, and a leading presence in the Studio Glass Movement. Inducted into the College of Fellows of the American Craft Council in 1988, Peiser received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass in 2004, the North Carolina Governor's Award in 2009, the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Glass Art Society in 2010 and the North Carolina Living Treasure Award in 2011, among others. He has exhibited worldwide and is in many public and private collections including the Asheville Art Museum, the Chrysler Museum of Art, The Corning Museum of Glass, the Glassmuseum Ebeltoft, the Lucerne Museum of Art, the Milwaukee Art Museum, The Museum of Art and Design, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, the Toledo Museum of Art, the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Tokyo Museum of Modern Art, among others. By challenging established formulas and techniques throughout his career, Peiser has created and combined new and unusual colors in his glass sculptures. This approach to glass is radical as he has literally invented new glasses in order to pursue an idea through to creation. In 2009, a special glass formulation was created by melting opal glasses for his Palomar series of sculptures that pay homage to Corning Glass Works' famous 200-inch Disk, the telescope mirror cast in 1934 for the Mt. Palomar Observatory in California. Currently, Peiser is working on the Marko Blanko Project to develop a specialty glass for filigrana. Peiser's work highlights include: EARLY WORKS  1967 – 1977 Develops blowing skills, designs and builds various furnaces and equipment, develops formulations for crystal, various opal and luster glasses. Produces iridescent miniatures, gather pots, flower forms, spaghetti bowls, copper core vessels, opaque geometric and image vessels. PAPERWEIGHT VASES (PWV) 1975 – 1981 Introduces and develops torch working techniques for furnace blown work allowing more detailed imagery and perspective. Produces Paperweight Vases portraying natural subjects and landscapes, urban views and abstract imagery related to the vessel form. INNERSPACE (IS) 1983 – 1994 Develops graphite molding process and casting glasses. Makes compound cast glass pieces that compose the internal volume of solid transparent forms. Produces Innerspace series including Ascensions, Hands, Light Beams, Moons, Mountain Skyscapes, Muses, Planets and Polychrome Progressions. FORMS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (FOC) 1994 – 2004 Develops bottom pour casting furnace, casting and mold techniques, and glass formulae allowing larger scale work representing psychological conditions. CONTRITION SECOND STUDY (CSS) 2000 – 2004 Produces a limited edition of 50 as a learning experience to formulate and develop casting process for controlled translucency in sculptural glass. COLDSTREAM CASTING (CSC) 2001 – 2007 A creative use of my bottom pour furnace. My most fun in a glass shop since 1969. View videos of the Coldstream Casting process on You Tube by searching Mark Peiser. PALOMAR  2008 – 2012 Develops vermiculite molding process. Produces Palomar series as a tribute to the accomplishment of the Palomar Mirror in 1934. For more about the Palomar series and the transition to the Passage and Etudes Tableau, search You Tube for Mark Peiser's Corning Museum of Glass talk.  PASSAGES AND ETUDES TABLEAU  2012 – PRESENT Refines formulation and heat treatment of light scattering glasses. Produces work whose subject is light. Now, more than a half century later, Peiser's name is synonymous with invention and precision. He conveyed to ToYG podcast: “Most of my earliest memories are of making things. I seem to have a knack for seeing how things work, how things go together, and how to make it. If I have a gift, that's it. “When I was in design school, I became concerned with the essence of quality. Read some books and papers, sat through some lectures, and developed a somewhat subconscious but deep commitment for my life's efforts. Later working in industry, design and advertising it was difficult to impossible to implement quality. At my level it was irrelevant and deeply unsatisfying. When I happened into Penland and the beginning of the Studio Glass Movement, the control offered by the notion of a one-man glass studio seemed an avenue that could lead to quality. I've done my best to hold to that path throughout my career. All in all, I've been successfully self- employed for 57 years. As we all hope, with the rest of life, I did the best I could at the time. But unlike the rest of life, I could disappear a bad piece like it never happened.  “Being an artist is not just another job. It's a commitment.”  

Welcome to a brand new podcast series! The creator of the THE SCREEN'S MARGINS podcast network B Peterson has teamed with their mentor/peer Witney Seibold to bring into existence a journey through the essence of arthouse cinema itself, and they've done it in the form of a podcast called OLL OBOUT OVID! (pronounced "All About Ah-vid")! In each episode, Witney and B will chat about what they've seen on the streaming service OVID.tv, which houses a massive library of independent narrative, documentary and experimental films from around the world. In the inaugural episode, the films discussed include Lizzie Borden's BORN IN FLAMES (1983), Cheryl Dunye's THE EARLY WORKS OF CHERYL DUNYE (1990-1996), Tsai Ming-Liang's REBELS OF THE NEON GOD (1992), and more! We hope you enjoy, and thank you for your time. Twitter: https://twitter.com/ScreensMargins Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ScreensMargins

Preschool teacher Megan Barber and policy director Erin Helgren share how their school district in rural Oregon created solutions to keep young children learning through the pandemic. Megan Barber is the Yoncalla School District Preschool Director and Head Teacher. She has a strong background in social work and parenting education as well as elementary education. These experiences have given her the gift of understanding the unique needs of all children and families, in particular those who have endured challenging life circumstances. Barber has been instrumental in shifting the model of educational approaches in Yoncalla -- she believes in the power of connection and the universal right for all children to feel safe and valued. She currently lives in rural Douglas County, Oregon with her son and daughter. Erin Helgren joined the Children's Institute in November 2015. She brings nearly 25 years of experience and knowledge working with young children and families. She has experience in a wide range of programming, including home visiting, early childhood classrooms, parenting education and play to learn groups.Before joining Children's Institute, Helgren worked as the North Douglas County Family Relief Nursery program manager. In this position, she built programming around the unique needs of rural, isolated families. These experiences have given her a deeper understanding and insight into the needs of rural communities. Helgren supports the Yoncalla School District in the Early Works project, a comprehensive approach to meeting the needs of young children through community engagement, parent/ teacher collaboration and aligned programs for families. In addition, she leads the district's emerging P3 alignment work.  She currently lives and works in rural Oregon.You can follow host Evelyn Lauer on Twitter @evelynalauer.  

We're joined again by Rick to conclude our journey through Tezuka's classic manga, Phoenix! This time we're reading volumes 9-12, including Strange Beings, Life, Sun, and Early Works. It's been a great journey, and thank you so much to Rick for taking us on it.

In this episode, we discuss the growing rumors of a Harry Potter Live-Action TV Series potentially in early works as executives from WarnerMedia have had a series of meetings with writers with the goal of bringing the blockbuster franchise to television. We also talk about Twitter's launch of their 'Birdwatch' Program which will provide context, fact-check and pinpoint misinformation on tweets via notes curated by the community, and so much more! Tune in to listen to the full discussion. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

To mark the 250th anniversary of his birth, we explore the early music of Ludwig van Beethoven in this first of three panel discussions.

Here’s my Mr.C Early Works Mixtape, which I mixed using only vinyl from 1987 - 2002. All tracks in this mix are my solo Mr.C tracks & remixes with only vocal collaborations except for the opening track, which I did with Eddie Richards as my first ever release. Therefore there's no Shamen, Bass Bureau, Killer Loop, Animus Amor, Sycophant Slags, Indigo Kidz or East LA Tek. Mr.C Collaborations will be a future podcast, as will the Mr.C Latter Works from 2003 - 2020.

This season we will be deconstructing the work and career of film director Christopher Nolan on The Directors Series Podcast hosted by Cameron Beyl.Proud Member of the IFH Podcast Networkhttp://www.ifhpodcastnetwork.com

COVID-19 compels us to reimagine how public education works in Oregon. The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted public education as we know it. We simply don’t know what learning will look like this fall and through the coming school year. Without thoughtful intervention, the pandemic’s disproportionate impact on families of color will likely compound longstanding inequities in Oregon’s public education system. We ask: How can educators, community leaders, and state leaders help schools adapt to better support every child to learn, especially our most vulnerable? And how does this crisis compel us to reimagine how public education works in Oregon?Rep. Teresa Alonso Leon is the Chair of the House Interim Committee on Eduction.Andrea Valderrama is the Advocacy Director for the Coalition of Communities of ColorErin Helgren is the Early Works liaison for the Children’s Institute

In this episode I wonder through the past in the files from 2004 to the present and look for my progression. Where has music producing taken me and why do I continue to do it. We will listen to my old works and showcase the good, the bad and the down right weird! Please enjoy the 10th awesome journey into space with AudiosErgeon :D Talk about what you just heard : discord.gg/kGs8e7p

Andy Bush gets to grips with Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.0, musical terminology such as ‘WoO' and his first completed symphony, somehow managing to find parallels with King's Cross station, butter adverts and Beverly Hills 90210. The guests in this podcast are Scala Radio presenter and composer Jack Pepper, conductor Carlo Rizzi, cellist Matthew Barley, clarinettist Julian Bliss and conductor Jonathon Heyward. This podcast features extracts of Beethoven's Symphonies 1, 5 & 9 performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. LPO Label releases are available on all major streaming platforms and at lpo.org.uk/recordings. The recordings of Beethoven's Piano Concertos 3 & 4 are performed by Elizabeth Sombart and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Piano Concerto No.5 is performed by Alessio Bax and the Southbank Sinfonia - all are available at https://signumrecords.com/

Welcome to Spoil Radio Season 2! Spoil Radio is predominantly a podcast where your hosts Daniel and Reece spoil and review movies old and new. Join us this week as we converse about early Peter Jackson films; “Bad Taste”, “Deadalive/Braindead” & “The Frighteners”. Music: So Fine by Walkin’ On

After a brief overview of the young Beethoven’s world, we’ll look at some of his early music for piano including:  Nine Variations on a March by Dressler, (WoO 63), his first published work; A Rondo in C major (WoO48); Thirteen variations on “Es war einmal ein alter Mann” by Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf (WoO48); and Nine Variations on “God Save the King” (WoO78).

We'll look at a variety of Beethoven's early works for piano.

We’re going to look at various early organ works by Bach including Prelude and Fugue in C Major, BWV 531; Prelude and Fugue in E Minor, BWV 533; “Little” G Minor Fugue, BWV 578; Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565; and Chorale Prelude BWV 599 from “Das Orgel-Buchlein.”

To mark the 250th anniversary of his birth, we explore the music and the meaning of Ludwig van Beethoven.

Image comics was founded in 1992 by Erik Larsen, Jim Lee, Rob Liefeld, Todd McFarlane, Whilce Portacio, Marc Silvestri, & Jim Valentino, we went back and took a look at some of their earliest works. Gen13 by Jim Lee, J. Scott Campbell Savage Dragon by Erik Larsen Spawn by Todd McFarlane Also in this episode Kengan Chat Baffling capes Too many thongs Jess loves the Mario Bros. movie for some reason Panelists: Jamie(@thatcomicfan), Ashley(@sierradean), Scott(@goddamnitscott), Jess (@GeekyChicky87)

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In the city of Drain, Oregon in Douglas County, a new health clinic has just opened, thanks to lots of community-based work involving schools, parents, and advocates in the region. The North County Health Clinic is operated by the Umpqua Community Health Center based in Roseburg. I visited the clinic during their recent open house. I wanted to find out what it took to open the clinic, and why the community was motivated to do so. I spoke with several people from the Umpqua Community Health Center, also known as UCHC: Ruth Galster, the UCHC board chair, Mark Tsuchiya, the UCHC marketing and development director, and Kendra Bickham, a grant writer at UCHC and member of the Early Works leadership team Yoncalla Elementary. I also spoke with Sara Ruiz Weight, a parent leader at Early Works, and Andy Boe, the superintendent for the Elkton School District.

An exciting accessible art event will take place this Wednesday 14th of August in Edinburgh as part of the Edinburgh Art Festival. Lead by Juliana Capes and Alice Betts the Audio Described Tour & Workshop will start at Stills Gallery on Cockburn Street with the photographer Cindy Sherman’s exhibition Early Works, 1975 – 80.   We spoke with Alice Betts about the event and how art can be made accessible to all.   Alice spoke with RNIB Connect Radio’s Simon Pauley.    You can book by email: learning@edinburghartfestival.com (mailto:learning@edinburghartfestival.com) , by phone on 0131 226 6558, or by visiting: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/audio-described-tour-workshop-tickets-64529037087  (Photo shows two women looking at what looks like framed artwork. One of them is wearing a green raincoat and has a cream-coloured guide dog with her) 

Lots of news on this show. From former #GunsNRoses drummer #StevenAdler suffering what’s being called an accidental stab injury, to #DavidGilmour’s #BlackStrat fetching nearly $5 million for a climate change fundraiser. Also, we look at #PeterGabriel’s collaborations on his early solo albums.

Noah Webster is best known for his "all-American" dictionary, but in today's episode, we take a look at Webster's earlier works including The Grammatical Institute of the English Language and Dissertations on the English Language. In these works, Webster lays the groundwork for his future dictionary, revealing his political motivations for his spelling reforms and advocation of "American English."   Be sure to go to www.thegreatcoursesplus.com/words to get a one-month free subscription to The Great Courses Plus!

We’ll look at two of Bach’s early works for keyboard: “Capriccio on the Departure of His Most Beloved Brother,” BWV 992; and the Sonata in D Major, BWV 963.

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https://ia601303.us.archive.org/26/items/AmbientSoundbathPodcast/asb70.mp3   Ambient Soundbath #70 is another original work in the vein of Parallax Drone; a piece inspired by Philip Glass’ Early Works where I’ve experimented with some compositional devices called parallel and contrary motion that he worked with on that recording… You can hear it in the criss-crossing of the sounds as they move…Read more Ambient Soundbath Podcast #70 – Helical Drone

For our 23rd segment, we interviewed Dr. Marina Merrill from Children's Institute (CI) and Dr. Beth Green from Portland State University (PSU). Dr. Merrill is the senior research and policy advisor for CI and leads the organization's research on prenatal through third-grade issues, evaluation, data collection, and analysis. Dr. Green is a research professor and the director of early childhood and family support research at the Center for the Improvement of Child and Family Services at PSU. Our discussion focused on the Early Works initiative, a 10-year initiative working in two Oregon communities: Yoncalla Elementary in Yoncalla which is in Douglas County and Earl Boyles Elementary in Portland in Multnomah County. The project was set up to explore and demonstrate a new approach to education and healthy development for young children and began in 2010.

Don Grotting is the superintendent of the Beaverton School District. For more than 20 years, he has led school districts in rural and urban communities across Oregon. Grotting has received several awards and accolades for his work and leadership, including 2014 Oregon Superintendent of the Year from the American Association of School Administrators. He also sits on numerous boards and advisory committees, including the Governor's Council on Education and Oregon's State Board of Education. Grotting hails from the town of Coquille in southwestern Oregon where he a grew up in what he describes as extreme poverty. After three years in the military and more than a decade working in a sawmill in his hometown, Grotting enrolled in college in his mid-30s. Soon after, he took a job teaching elementary school in Powers, Oregon. Two years later he was invited to apply for the superintendent's job for the small district. Since then, Grotting has served as superintendent in Nyssa and David Douglas school districts, experiences that have helped him focus on the needs of children before they enter the K-12 system. Grotting was a key figure in the development of the Early Works initiative at Earl Boyles Elementary in Southeast Portland. Started in collaboration with Children's Institute during Grotting's first year as David Douglas School District superintendent in 2010, Early Works is a model for early learning and healthy development for children birth to five in an elementary school setting. At Earl Boyles, early learning programs, infant and toddler groups, parent engagement activities, and preschool support young children's love of learning and prepares them for success when they enter kindergarten. After securing a voter-approved construction bond in 2012, Grotting prioritized construction of the Early Learning Wing and Neighborhood Center at Earl Boyles in 2014. In this interview, Grotting reflects on his career, the importance of early learning, his goals for the Beaverton School District, and more.

On this episode we answer an email, discuss the new chapters of Chi no Wadachi, dakazu compares must-read manga vs. top-of-their-genre manga, Seamus is disappointed about how Himegoto - Juukyuusai no Seifuku ends, and the manga 10 Dance is everything dakazu wanted Yuri!!! on Ice to be! Then we wrap up on the final volume of Phoenix, share our opinions on the series as a whole, and weigh in on our favorite arcs!!!(covers volume 12-Early Works)

In the fourth installment of the Early Link Podcast, and the last one for 2016, I visited Yoncalla in Douglas County to learn more about the community, our Early Works initiative, and Yoncalla Elementary's new preschool funded by Oregon's Preschool Promise program. I spoke with teachers Megan Barber and Cassie Reigard, as well as parents Crystal Sampson and Kevin Hoyt, all of whom have deep ties to the Yoncalla community. More: http://www.childinst.org/news/the-early-link-podcast/835-yoncalla-strives-for-long-term-change

In this installment of the Early Link Podcast, we speak with Ruby Takanishi about her new book First Things First: Creating the New American Primary School. In the interview, Takanishi says, “primary education today reflects the social and economic divides in our country.” While some children in the United States are getting an outstanding world class education, many more children are in danger of being left behind. She describes early education efforts as essential to closing opportunity gaps, “the civil and human rights challenge of our times.” Takanishi also describes a new model for American primary school: it starts at age three, it's voluntary and universally available regardless of family resources, and is offered for a full school day. Compulsory full-day education would begin at age five, a shift for most states. That realignment would mean changes in school culture, principal leadership, curriculum, and continuous learning. In addition to sharing insights about reimagining public education, Takanishi discusses inequalities in education based on a variety of interconnected factors: varied state investments and strategies, declining federal investments in children and families, and the changing roles of parents, families, and communities in the public school system. She also provides advice for Oregon in building a stronger early learning system, and much more. First Things First: Creating the New American Primary School also highlights Children's Institute's Early Works initiative as a community-driven, data-informed approach that brings partners to the table, especially families. A core principle of Early Works is to connect practice to policy while working to evolve early learning programs. Interview Highlights 1:14 - The state of primary education in the U.S. today 3:08 - How can early learning help close the opportunity gap? 6:54 - The ideal primary school - what does it look like? 11:15 - Can a state-by-state approach work to create the new primary school? What is the federal government's role? 14:33 - What would it mean for families and schools if children enter the primary education system at age three versus say, six? 16:30 - Implications for dual-language learners. Note: The Institute of Medicine report Ruby references is Transforming the Workforce for Children Birth Through Age 8: A Unifying Foundation. 20:28 - How can early learning integration with the K-12 educational system change K-5 practices? 23:15 - Teacher preparation and professional development 26:45 - Two arguments in favor of requiring lead teachers in a preschool classroom to have a BA 29:00 - Ruby's advice for Oregon's early learning system 30:50 - Federal investments in kids ages birth to three Note: In the podcast, Ruby says birth to five, not birth to three. She has corrected her statement - state funds are appropriate for children three and up; for children three and younger, she believes the federal government can have a bigger role. 35:20 - Sparking our collective imaginations and acting together to change our education system

Laura answers a listener question about how to get out of a car lease early. Find out how car leasing works, what to do if you need to exit one before it expires, and how it compares to buying a vehicle. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/1RpxFPU

For this mix I aimed to create a dreamlike and timeless atmosphere - dark (but not too dark). It is calm, yet there are many shifting scenes, many passing landscapes and some conflicting emotions... When it ends, (I hope) it feels as if it was much longer than it actually was ... --- originally published on Ambientblog --- Playlist[start] [length] [Artist] - [Title][Album], [Year], [Label#] 00:00 02:28 Alvin Lucier - Elegy for Albert AnastasiaVespers and other Early Works, 2002, New World Records 80604-201:26 02:03 Teho Teardo - Several Tree Huggers Were Found DeadFaith in a Wet Season, 2012, Voxxov Records VOXFCD0202:41 01:43 Threethings - ArkhangelskSequence 7, 2013, Future Sequence SEQ00703:50 01:58 Kane Ikin - Slipping Away...And Darkness Came, 2012, Headphone Commute HCD00105:23 01:20 Ekkehard Ehlers - Woolf PhraseMusic for William Forsythe, 2002, Whatness 00505:32 02:35 Philippe Lamy - Trying to tell a StoryStorytelling, 2012, Audio Gourmet Netlabel AGN06107:14 01:30 Christina Vantzou - Moonsound (Ernest Gibson Remix)No. 1 Remixes, 2011, Self-released08:27 03:00 Alva Noto, Ryuichi Sakamoto - Microon IIISummvs, 2011, Raster-Noton r-n 13209:41 - 02:18 Jlu - Noise100 Years of Noise, 2013, Enough Records enrcmp1910:04 04:15 Thomas Köner - Novaya Zemlya 3Novaya Zemlya, 2012, Thouch TO:8512:28 03:53 Dr. Jeffrey Thompson - Voice of Earth (edit)Nasa Voyager Space Recordings, 1992, Brain/Mind Research14:17 00:52 Chris Chafe - Josef Parvizi - Stanford Scientists turn seizures into music14:36 01:53 Arve Henriksen - Magma OscillatorChron, 2012, Rune Grammofon RLP 2152Y15:20 02:05 Heitor Alvelos - Untitled....49 Years from Gesang der Jünglinge, 2005, Sirr 002016:40 02:06 David Toop - HypnogogmatistMelatonin: Meditations on Sound in Sleep, 2004, Room40 EDRM40218:43 02:42 Arturs Maskats - Da Ispravitsja Molitva MojaOn Photography, 2005, GB Records BCGBCD0720:48 02:35 Murcof - PlantAntibothis vol 4, 2012, Thisco thisk.07221:29 05:45 Eyvind Kang - Petrified WoodAir Texture volume III, 2013, Air Texture AIR00325:00 06:37 Biosphere - SuperfluidCompilation 1991 - 2004, 2012, Biophon Records BIO7D28:20 02:19 The New Honey Shade - 2013.02.043M33S, 2013, Bandcamp30:40 01:09 Mark Tamea - The LakeAtomism, 2013, Awal EQ:RA 00231:37 01:30 Atom TM - Streuung - Teil IVWinterreise, 2011, self-released32:04 02:12 Seetyca - Der Atem Des ThieresIm Traum, 2005, Dark Winter dw01633:17 01:06 Coil + Nine Inch Nails - Eraser (Reduction)Recoiled, 2014, Cold Spring CSR193CD33:48 02:08 Sergio Sorrentino, Machinefabriek - Buco Nero (Zwart Gat)Vignettes, 2013, Fratto 9 Under the Sky Records fratto02434:35 02:01 Pleq - The Early Symptoms of SchizophreniaIt's not Boring, It's Ambient, 2012, Preserved Sound 35:45 03:03 John Kannenberg - Echoes of the PharosMeditations on Light (Reconstructions, 2011, Monochrome Visions, MV3536:34 02:28 Benoit Pioulard - If I Could Possibly Tell The Difference, I Wouldn't Care AnywayAir Texture Vol. II, 2012, Air Texture AIR00238:23 01:35 Dakhabrakha - YagudkyYagudky, 2007, self-released39:21 01:00 Felipe Otondo - TeocalliTutuguri, 2013, Sargasso SCD2807040:06 02:33 Penjaga Insaf - Perang DamaiTo Whom it May Concern, 2005, Shortwave Transmission SWT0141:48 02:27 Lustmord - Y GairThe Word as Power, 2013, Blackest Ever Black BlackestCD00443:15 02:44 Kreng - NimmermeerL'Autopsie Phenomenale De Dieu, 2009, Miasmah MIACD010 45:27 02:46 Loren Nerell - Slow DreamSlow Dream, 2012, Projekt PRO27146:27 05:36 Mendel Kaelen - SatoriRemembering What Was Forgotten, 2010, Self Released SR00150:27 02:08 Bass Communion - Grammatic FogBass Communion III, 2001, Burning Shed 51:45 01:39 Brady Allard - Vernichtung, Pt. 2Anamnesis, 2012, self-released/Bandcamp52:47 02:47 Kim Cascone - The Silver StarThe Astrum Argentum, 2007, Musica Excentrica exc00954:16 05:43 Janek Schaefer - Radio 112 FMLay-By Lullabye, 2014, 12k 12k107955:03 01:51 Frances White - Centre Bridge (Dark River)Electroacoustic Works, 2007, Mode 18455:24 03:03 Jamie Drouin - A Three Month Warm UpA Three Month Warm Up, 2009, Dragon's Eye Recording de 502358:27 01:32 Frances White - Centre Bridge (Dark River)Electroacoustic Works, 2007, Mode 1841:00:00 End

Tony Cragg Collège de France Artistic Creation (2013-2014) 2013-2014 Sculpture and Language 04 - Tony Cragg Talks About his Early Works: from 1969 to 1983

Tony Cragg Collège de France Artistic Creation (2013-2014) 2013-2014 Sculpture and Language 04 - Tony Cragg Talks About his Early Works: from 1969 to 1983

Tony Cragg Collège de France Artistic Creation (2013-2014) 2013-2014 Sculpture and Language 04 - Tony Cragg Talks About his Early Works: from 1969 to 1983

Tony Cragg Collège de France Artistic Creation (2013-2014) 2013-2014 Sculpture and Language 04 - Tony Cragg Talks About his Early Works: from 1969 to 1983

Tony Cragg Collège de France Artistic Creation (2013-2014) 2013-2014 Sculpture and Language 04 - Tony Cragg Talks About his Early Works: from 1969 to 1983

Tony Cragg Collège de France Artistic Creation (2013-2014) 2013-2014 Sculpture and Language 04 - Tony Cragg Talks About his Early Works: from 1969 to 1983

Tony Cragg Collège de France Artistic Creation (2013-2014) 2013-2014 Sculpture and Language 04 - Tony Cragg Talks About his Early Works: from 1969 to 1983

Tony Cragg Collège de France Artistic Creation (2013-2014) 2013-2014 Sculpture and Language 04 - Tony Cragg Talks About his Early Works: from 1969 to 1983

Tony Cragg Collège de France Artistic Creation (2013-2014) 2013-2014 Sculpture and Language 04 - Tony Cragg Talks About his Early Works: from 1969 to 1983

Picture: Who's this "we"? This is hour two Gardner Goldsmith's Liberty Conspiracy live show, from March 1st, 2012. The show airs Sunday through Thursday at 10pm EST on the Liberty Radio Network.Gardner and I discuss a variety of school-related topics, after my half-hour introduction about John Dewey, donations/subscription encouragement - through an appeal to emotion (sorry) - and the upcoming SSP website. NOTE: Sorry about the background noise; I'm still working out some kinks with the new set-up. Discussed: -An email from a high school student -The Milgrim Experiment -Collectivism -Sam Blumenfeld's research -John Dewey -Primary Sources -Erica Goldson -Suggestions for students and parents Bumper Music: "If I Ruled the World" Jamie Cullum Look Closer: Stanley Milgram: Obedience to Authority (1974) http://www.panarchy.org/milgram/obedience.html WHO KILLED EXCELLENCE? by Samuel L. Blumenfeld http://richmondacademy.org/WhoKilledExcellence.aspx REVEALING "QUOTES" ON THE GOALS OF PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOLOGY http://www.psychquotes.com/ The Early Works, 1882-1898: 1895-1898. Early Essays By John Dewey http://books.google.com/ The Essential Dewey: Pragmatism, education, democracy By John Dewey, Larry Hickman, Thomas M. Alexander http://books.google.com/ Help School Sucks: Become A Monthly Subscriber http://schoolsucks.podomatic.com/ Help School Sucks, Tragedy and Hope and John Taylor Gatto:

Philip Hoare was born and brought up in Southampton, where he still lives. His books include Spike Island: The Memory of a Military Hospital (2001), which W.G. Sebald praised for its “unique sense of time and place, and great depth of vision” and Leviathan or, The Whale which won the 2009 Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction. You can hear my interview with Philip in which we talk about whales, Melville and Moby-Dick by clicking here. Here are his summer reading recommendations: Having just returned from a book tour of New England – a place haunted by its past, and by its whales – I’m deep in Mary K. Bercaw Edwards’ Cannibal Old Me: Spoken Sources in Melville’s Early Works, (Kent State University Press, $49). I picked up the book in the Whaling Museum in Nantucket, an island out of time where even billionaires’ SUVs are subjected to 18th-century cobblestones in the street, and where, courtesy of the Nantucket Historical Association, I stayed in Thomas Macey’s house, where Melville himself dined in 1852. (I was woken …

Before 2001, Raging Bull, The Terminator, E.T., JFK, Safe, Star Wars, Back To The Future, Boogie Nights, Pulp Fiction, Do The Right Thing and sex, lies and videotape...they were just young movie watchers with a dream. A passion. A cinematic vision so strong that no force on Earth would be able to stop the creation of their first works as filmmakers. From the black and white student films of 16mm, to home grown Ektachrome Super 8 movies to VHS flicks edited with two VCRs, the early talent and creativity of these filmmakers was in full force years before they directed their first feature films. Now John and Andy go back to film school and reach deep into the celluloid closet to unearth these Early Works and learn how these youthful building blocks of discovery would later produce some of the most important motion pictures and filmmakers of the late 20th century.

Better Shownotes to follow... Small Press: White Walrus, the anti-environmental comic Another great comics podcast:Comic Book Noise Strip Reprints: Checker Publications, Windsor McCay Early Works vol 6, and Theodore Suess Geisel: the Early Works of Dr. Suess vol 1 Comic Books: Super TNT Blast, Marvel Team Up