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lovethylawyer.comA transcript of this podcast is available at lovethylawyer.com.JAMES COOK 665 31st Street, Oakland, CA 94609 • james.cook@johnburrislaw.com • 415-350-3393 SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS ●  Member of the California Bar in good standing ●  Expert plaintiff's counsel on police excessive force cases pursuant to §42 U.S.C. 1983 ●  Extensive experience in all manner of pre-trial litigation, trial preparation, and jury trials ●  Developed innovative processes and pre-litigation procedures for modern digital law practice PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Law Offices of John L. Burris December 2014-Present Attorney Oakland, CA ●  Litigated numerous cases in California Federal District Courts pursuant to §42 U.S.C. 1983 ●  Litigated employment, real estate, landlord-tenant, and public school cases in CA state courts ●  Provided criminal defense representation for felonies and misdemeanors with emphasis on resisting arrest cases ●  Created processes and templates for pre-trial preparation including witness preparation, trial brief, trial notebook, and jury selection ●  Completed 50-plus hours as an attorney mediator/negotiator in landlord-tenant housing cases ●  Defended personal injury and real-estate boundary cases for State Farm Insurance panel ●  Represented defendants in high-profile media cases including Ghost Ship Fire, San Pablo Fire, Alena Museum Black Artists' Collective, and BART Sandwich case Law Offices of John L. Burris December 2006-December 2014 Law Clerk Oakland, CA ●  Managed the team responsible for client screening, case analysis, and case presentation ●  Created custom processes and templates for tracking new cases through the first phase of the Rule 26 discovery process ●  Created a customized IT data capture system to screen and organize plaintiffs in a class-action suit against Chevron Refinery, Richmond, CA 2012 San Francisco Public Defender December 2005-June 2006 Law Clerk/Intern San Francisco, CA Assisted Public Defender with research and motion writing for misdemeanor and felony criminal cases. Tenderloin Housing Clinic/AIDS Project December 2005-June 2006 Intern San Francisco, CA Assisted staff attorneys with intake, screening, case analysis, and unlawful detainer defense. Please subscribe and listen. Then tell us who you want to hear and what areas of interest you'd like us to cover.  Louis Goodman www.louisgoodman.comhttps://www.lovethylawyer.com/510.582.9090Music: Joel Katz, Seaside Recording, MauiTech: Bryan Matheson, Skyline Studios, OaklandAudiograms: Paul Roberts louis@lovethylawyer.com

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More and more of us spend enormous spans of our time captured, optimized, or appropriated as a financial resource by the technologies we use daily. We are caught in a dynamic where our value is determined by our productivity. Odell encourages us to contemplate the attention economy and notice how it is dominating cultures worldwide and how to resist it. Jenny Odell is a multi-disciplinary artist and writer based in Oakland, California who teaches at Stanford University. She has been an artist-in-residence at such places as the San Francisco dump, Facebook, the Internet Archive, and the San Francisco Planning Department. She has exhibited her art all over the world. She is the author of How To Do Nothing: Resisting The Attention Economy (Melville HousePublishing 2019)Tags: Jenny Odell, Morcom Rose Garden, Ghost Ship Fire, usefulness, uselessness, Chuang Tzu, Old Survivor Tree, birdwatching, attention, John Cage, siloed senses, Eleanor Coppola’s Windows art map, Applause Encouraged art experience, twitter, library, libraries, social media, internet, Thomas Merton, The Giving Tree, email, Jia Tolentino, Trick Mirror, hyper individualism, Against Creativity, Oli Mould, Social Change/Politics, Art & Creativity, Philosophy, Technology, Money/ Economics

More and more of us spend enormous spans of our time captured, optimized, or appropriated as a financial resource by the technologies we use daily. We are caught in a dynamic where our value is determined by our productivity. Odell encourages us to contemplate the attention economy and notice how it is dominating cultures worldwide and how to resist it. Jenny Odell is a multi-disciplinary artist and writer based in Oakland, California who teaches at Stanford University. She has been an artist-in-residence at such places as the San Francisco dump, Facebook, the Internet Archive, and the San Francisco Planning Department. She has exhibited her art all over the world. She is the author of How To Do Nothing: Resisting The Attention Economy (Melville HousePublishing 2019)Tags: Jenny Odell, Morcom Rose Garden, Ghost Ship Fire, usefulness, uselessness, Chuang Tzu, Old Survivor Tree, birdwatching, attention, John Cage, siloed senses, Eleanor Coppola’s Windows art map, Applause Encouraged art experience, twitter, library, libraries, social media, internet, Thomas Merton, The Giving Tree, email, Jia Tolentino, Trick Mirror, hyper individualism, Against Creativity, Oli Mould, Social Change/Politics, Art & Creativity, Philosophy, Technology, Money/ Economics

Update for Episode 63 The Tale of the Ghost Ship Fire. The post [Update] #63 The Ghost Ship Fire Verdict appeared first on Orbital Jigsaw.

On December 2, 2016, an artist collective in Oakland, California, known as the Ghost Ship, erupted into flames while a musical event was taking place, killing 36 people. The post #63 The Tale of the Ghost Ship Fire appeared first on Orbital Jigsaw.

Working Class Audio #183 with Craig Bowen!!! Craig Bowen has been recording bands for over 20 years and is currently the owner/ operator of Tempo House recording studio in Baltimore City. He recorded records by Lungfish, Quixotic, Jackie-O Motherfucker, Ecstatic Sunshine, Jason Urick, Oxes, Thank You, Growing, Smoke Bellow, Zomes, Dan Deacon, Animal Collectiveand many more. He was in the band INK(Monitor Records) and currently performs instrumental guitar + drum machine music. After years of working in a wide range of studios and ad-hoc recording environments, he designed and built a studio with a balance of efficiency and flexibility Inspired by, among other things, the John Peel radio show, Tempo House was created to provide an professional, relaxed recording atmosphere accessible to artists regardless of their popularity or esthetics. About this Interview: Craig joins me to talk about mentoring kids in inner city Baltimore, the fire that displaced his last studio, the beauty of his his espresso maker and the challenges that come with recording. Enjoy! - Matt Show Notes and Links Tempo House: http://tempohouserecording.com/ Ghost Ship Fire: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Oakland_warehouse_fire The Wire: https://www.hbo.com/the-wire Sound Exchange : https://www.soundexchange.com/ Apollo Twin Platinum Vocal Promo: https://www.uaudio.com/twin-vocal-promo

Listen to some drunken (or in Noah's case punchdrunk) conversation between host Jacob Patterson and friends after wrapping up Noah's inaugural Immersive Design Summit. IDS 2018 brought together hundreds of creators, producers, and developers from all over the world who work in the quickly emerging world of immersive entertainment. Fields within this genre range from virtual reality to theatre to ASMR, and if any of this stuff interests you, be sure to check out the No Proscenium podcast or ask Jacob for an invite to the Everything Immersive private Facebook group. Hit us up on Instagram to chat, and enjoy our most off the cuff episode to date.    6:00- Intro   Noah Nelson: https://noproscenium.com/ https://twitter.com/NoProscenium   Check out Artists Real Talk episode 11 with Noah Nelson: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2&i=1000379844107   Tommy Honton: http://tommyhonton.com/ https://twitter.com/angelalansburyd   6:24- First Immersive Design Summit http://immersivedesignsummit.com/   7:28- Tom Pearson: Third Rail Projects Co-Artist Director http://www.thirdrailprojects.com/about/#abouthecompany http://www.thenshefell.com/directors/   8:09- Then She Fell http://www.thenshefell.com/   Sleep No More https://mckittrickhotel.com/sleep-no-more/   8:45- Jacob asks Tommy and Noah for advice on what he should do at Sleep No More   12:24- Art Basel  https://www.artbasel.com/miami-beach   12:58- Jacob asks Tommy, “What was your overall lesson learned from the summit?”   14:20- Olivia Cueva  oliviacueva.co   14:50- https://noproscenium.com/ https://twitter.com/NoProscenium   22:50- Noah explains how people heard about the Immersive Design Summit   24:42- Jacob asks, “What would say were the categories of attendees?”   26:50- Noah explains how they made conscious choices to make sure that this was an inclusive event   27:43- “What did you think of the town hall portion?”   30:47- Asking the audience, “what was the thing you saw that made you re-think your work?”   31:45- Tommy running into a scavenger hunt and finding a riddle when he was younger   33:46- When did you know there was a professional world of immersive entertainment?   37:44- When Tommy first experienced immersive experiences    38:43- Tommy reaching out to companies asking if he could work for them even if it's for free   39:30- Andrew McGregor: http://www.mightykingdrew.com/ https://twitter.com/mightykingdrew   Listen to episode #8 with Andrew McGregor https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2&i=1000378956175   40:52- Tommy and Noah meeting for the first time an informational interview    43:08- Tommy and Noah ending up in a surprise meeting with the city of Los Angeles for permitting    45:43- Vince Meow Wolf https://meowwolf.com/author/vince/   47:03- Read more about Candytopia and Happy Place and why they got shut down here: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/candytopia-happy-place-exhibitions-temporarily-close-la-1069964 https://www.timeout.com/los-angeles/blog/happy-place-is-l-a-s-latest-selfie-inspiring-pop-up-111817 http://abc7.com/business/happy-place-candytopia-pop-up-galleries-shut-down-by-la-city/2800918/   47:53- http://www.mama.gallery/   49:01- https://www.museumoficecream.com/ http://the14thfactory.com/ http://thetensionexperience.com/   52:20- Why did we not discuss the selfie palaces or the Ghost Ship?   Read more about the Ghost Ship Fire here: https://www.newyorker.com/news/benjamin-wallace-wells/what-happened-exactly-in-oaklands-ghost-ship-fire   54:57- “Tommy did you feel like it was missing from the conversation?”   57:05- Vince https://meowwolf.com/author/vince/   Justin Fix  https://scarela.com/speakers/justin-fix/ http://www.thewillowsla.com   57:22- Noah's opinion on discussing different business challenges with opening up a venue and needing the city on your side.    58:03- Sara Thacher https://www.disneyresearch.com   58:34- The institute  http://www.theinstitutemovie.com/   1:02:54- https://twitter.com/Jessedamiani   1:04:33- What was the moral of the story on that panel?   1:07:50- Budgets and rates   1:10:11- You have to make yourself valuable to the project   1:10:10- Nova Han http://novahan.com   1:10:50- Jacob asks Noah, “What other panel did you moderate?”   1:13:54- Check out the Carne Y Arena exhibit at LACMA http://www.lacma.org/carne-y-arena#landing   1:15:08- Tommy what was your favorite moment at the Immersive Design Summit?   1:16:16- Diana Williams Content Strategist, Lucasfilm’s Story Group https://www.ilm.com/ilmxlab/ Colin Nightingale Creative Producer, Punchdrunk International https://www.punchdrunk.com/   1:17:14- Curtis Hickman Chief Creative Officer & Co-Founder, The Void https://www.thevoid.com/   1:17:44- Christ Hickman THE VOID: Creating The Illusion of Reality  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ebwtq1HZJ2A   1:22:47- Jacob goes into detail about his favorite part at the summit   1:23:14-  Melina Lauw Co-Creator, Whisperlodge https://whisperlodge.nyc/   1:27:00-Serial Killers and Immersive theater   1:27:37- Summarizing Sara Thacher https://www.disneyresearch.com/   1:28:55- How did you guys feel about Sara’s speech?   1:35:24- Final wishes for Immersive Design Summit 2019   1:37:45- http://www.serialkillerspeeddating.com/ http://www.abelhorwitz.com/   1:39:58- Tommy Honton: http://tommyhonton.com/ https://twitter.com/angelalansburyd http://themuseumofselfies.com/   1:40:32- Noah Nelson: https://noproscenium.com/ https://twitter.com/NoProscenium https://www.facebook.com/groups/everythingimmersive http://immersivedesignsummit.com/ https://twitter.com/designimmersive   1:41:35- Jacob Patterson  https://www.instagram.com/jmjpatterson https://thinktank.gallery/ https://www.instagram.com/thinktankdtl

We're back! It's been a while since A.R.T. has posted an episode of our podcast, and a lot has happened in the interim. If you read between the lines (or read the "farewell letter" we published online after the LA Weekly story last year), then you know a bit of what happened, but our host Jacob Patterson takes a moment in this episode to break down what happened and where we're at because of it. If you don't give a damn and want to hear inspiring creators talk about how they're changing the world, skip this one and head over to the first full episode of Season 2 with the CEO of Meow Wolf.    0:18- What has happened to Artists Real Talk?   1:14- Check out the last episode recorded on Artist Real Talk   https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2&i=1000381750912   2:38- Why Think Tank stopped hosting the podcast, and what happened between season one and season two   3:47- Art Director Dino @nunquamdormio   3:52- Jacob’s assistant Elsa @hellsuh   4:00- Sleep No More immersive show in New York https://mckittrickhotel.com/sleep-no-more/   5:34- What happened to Think Tank Gallery in general   6:00- LA Weekly following the think tank story   6:16- Listen to Artist Real Talk episode 9 with Scott Hove here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2&i=1000379211211   6:30- Scott Hove https://www.facebook.com/cakefangs/ http://cakefangs.com/ https://www.instagram.com/scotthove/   6:37- Read more about the Ghost Ship Fire here: https://www.newyorker.com/news/benjamin-wallace-wells/what-happened-exactly-in-oaklands-ghost-ship-fire   6:55- LA Weekly http://www.laweekly.com/arts/in-the-wake-of-oaklands-ghost-ship-fire-popular-downtown-gallery-think-tank-has-been-forced-to-close-8043495     7:02- Think Tank’s Farewell letter to DTLA https://thinktank.gallery/farewell   7:30- Jacob goes into detail about what happened to Think Tank Gallery, what is 939 studio and what is Think Tank gallery doing next.   8:45- Scheduled inspections at Think Tank   10:33- Trap house event http://www.laweekly.com/event/trap-house-la-opening-night-7434673     12:23- Eviction notice   13:00 Think Tank creating a community a system where a community can run   16:57- Ammon Rost http://ammonrost.com/   18:02- Re branding / splitting the brand   19:47- Think Tanking only hosting rentals   20:25- Moving from DIY to “do it right” the difference between doing it yourself and doing it correctly so that it could live in its highest potential.   23:14- Cleaning up Think Tank to start renting it out   24:38- Does Think Tank have a social responsibility to re-sign the lease?   25:05- Drinkin’ Smokin’ West’ Coastin’ event https://drinkinsmokinwestcoastin.com/   26:49- Dino the art director of Think Tank, stepping up and helping in inspiring ways.   28:40- Jacob explains how he had to take off his creator hat and put on his business man hat to looking at things more objectively.   31:11- Details about 939 Studio is an event rental site now, when someone wants an artistic collaboration they hit up think tank and from there they will decide if they will pitch it to 939 studio.   33:00- How Think Tank stopped wasting time pursuing things that couldn't be profitable enough to exist and started thinking outside the box   33:45- Think Tank’s event Legal Goods https://thinktank.gallery/youarehere3/   Read more about it here: https://creators.vice.com/en_us/article/4x9g79/think-tank-la-diy-show-convict-ex-convict-artists     34:03- You are here ll Shoot a cop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0CkCcvorZ4&feature=youtu.be   34:35- http://www.laweekly.com/arts/in-the-wake-of-oaklands-ghost-ship-fire-popular-downtown-gallery-think-tank-has-been-forced-to-close-8043495   https://thinktank.gallery/farewell     35:34- Listen to the podcast where Phil America pitches the Legal Goods idea https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2&i=1000380950233   Phil America: http://philamerica.com/ Instagram @philamerica   36:03-  https://www.juxtapoz.com/news/installation/a-gallery-built-inside-a-los-angeles-swap-meet/   36:25- Jacob explains what Legal Goods was about   36:30- Greg Escalante   39:00- Selling art from convicts in Legal Goods   40:05- Bonita swap meet is located at 620 S Alvarado St, Los Angeles, CA 90057   40:03- How a lot of people got offended about a couple white dudes doing this event and the backlash that came from it   42:19- Check out videos of Jacob hanging out with children during the Legal Goods pop up: https://instagram.com/p/BTNkNa1DHsF/ https://instagram.com/p/BTQE4RNj0of/   42:29- Legal Goods Zine https://thinktank.gallery/dswc/legal-goods-zine   42:48- Learning about the neighborhood through the children   43:22- Why Legal Goods was an important show for Think Tank   44:59- DSWC Group art show - a testament to LA https://drinkinsmokinwestcoastin.com/     47:40 Check out the book Built to Last Successful: Habits of Visionary Companies https://www.amazon.com/Built-Last-Successful-Visionary-Essentials-ebook/dp/B0058DRSHW     48:40- Meow Wolf giving Think Tank a grant https://meowwolf.com/ https://twitter.com/MeowWolf1   50:14- Scott Hove https://www.facebook.com/cakefangs/ http://cakefangs.com/ https://www.instagram.com/scotthove/   51:15- Drinkin Smokin West Coastin - Group love hate letter to LA https://drinkinsmokinwestcoastin.com/   51:54- How Jacob came up with the idea for DSWC   Read what people had to say about Drinkin’ Smokin’ and West Coastin’   http://www.laweekly.com/arts/drinkin-smokin-and-west-coastin-is-a-love-hate-letter-to-la-8511955   http://dola.com/events/2017/8/19/drinkin-smokin-west-coastin-a-group-love-hate-letter-to-la   http://www.lataco.com/drinkin-smokin-west-coastin-lovehate-letter-l/   59:42- Whitney bell https://kiddbell.com/   59:59- Whitney’s Dick Pic show http://www.laweekly.com/event/i-didnt-ask-for-this-a-lifetime-of-dick-pics-8694867   1:00:57- https://www.broadwayworld.com/los-angeles/article/Fully-Immersive-CAUGHT-to-Make-LA-Premiere-at-Think-Tank-Gallery-20171009   http://www.fireflyinc.com/caught/                

Captain Pace Stokes, Alameda County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, sat down with Shawn Boyd at the Alameda County Emergency Operations Center in Dublin, California. Their recording session took place on day-1 of Urban Shield. For this year’s exercise Capt. Stokes was the deputy incident commander, where he said this was the first year that CERT was actively involved in the exercise and that there was a competitive element to their training. Capt. Stokes also talks about what helps him manage a large-scale training exercise like Urban Shield (there were 63 sites across five counties involved,) and about the ghost ship warehouse fire that killed 36 people on December 2, 2016 in Oakland. Links Alameda County Sheriff Alameda County OES Urban Shield Cal OES Video Blog on Urban Shield and CERT          

This week on “State of Wonder,” shake off your June gloom with the magical animals of "Autumnlands," the music of Animal Eyes, the monumental sculptures of Lee Kelly, the drag art of Kaj-Anne Pepper, and all that jazz at new music joint Jack London Revue.Ghost Ship Fallout: Portland Art Spaces Grapple with News of Indictments in Oakland - 2:48Prosecutors in Oakland, California have sent shock waves through the art world, filing criminal charges last week against two artist-administrators from the Ghost Ship warehouse. Thirty-six people died when the building caught fire during an electronica show last December. We hear about the case and then check in with a trio of Portland artists — designer Faith Jennings and metalworkers Richard Cawley and Gustav Sculptor — who work in warehouse art collectives about what effect the tragic fire has had on local creative spaces.Behind the Curtains at Portland's New Home for Live Jazz - 15:05Filling the void left by the closure of Jimmy Mak's, the Jack London Revue has officially opened its doors, and with them, a new chapter in Portland jazz history. The venue has rehabbed downtown Portland's old Jack London dive bar into a red curtain-lined club with a explosive mix of straight-ahead jazz and hip-hop, latin jazz, space funk, experimental blues, neo-soul, and everything inbetween.Animals and Anti-Heroes: Diving Into the Unique World "Autumnlands" - 20:55Veteran comic book author Kurt Busiek has written many of the big names — the Avengers, Superman, Batman, Iron Man — as well as his own masterful, long-lived and much-loved superhero anthology series, "Astro City." But one of his most exciting recent series stands out: it's what would've happened if "Dark Crystal"–era Jim Henson decided to do a masters in Sociology. "Autumnlands" is a fantasy epic getting critical raves for its vivid world and social commentary. Brought to striking life by artist Benjamin Dewey and colorist Jordie Bellaire, “Autumnlands” opens in a futuristic world where anthropomorphized animals are king, with humanity as we know it only a distant memory.opbmusic Session with Animal Eyes - 31:56From the ice to the forest, Alaskan transplants Animal Eyes have traveled far to bring us swirling off-kilter psychedelic pop-rock. Since moving to Portland five years ago, they’ve released a ton of wacky nature-themed tunes and successfully infiltrated the local rock scene. Now they’re back with the album "Where We Go," a danceable break-up album that’s both fun and introspective.Brushing Up Your Inner Diva with Drag Artist Kaj-Anne Pepper - 36:07For the rare few, being a diva comes naturally. For the rest of us, it takes practice. Lots and lots of practice. Portland drag performer and performance artist Kaj-Anne Pepper has taken to the theater to explore the hard work behind being fabulous with a three-part series called "Diva Practice." The Magnificent Sculptures of Lee Kelly - 42:00Almost everywhere you go in Oregon, you are bound to stumble upon a piece by the prolific sculptor Lee Kelly. You may very well have passed one of his iconic steel works today, like the towering Bend Gate or the hieroglyphic forms of Memory 99 in Portland’s Northwest park blocks. A few months back, we visited his studio in Oregon City, an old dairy farm, reborn as a workspace, residency, and sculpture garden — you can find a slide show here.

"This mix reflects my headspace as we begin 2017, still reeling from the fire and the election, but holding on to positivity, optimism, and a determination to keep fighting and keep dancing and keep trying to make things better.

Links mentioned in the podcast: Bob Dole's involvement with the Trump-Taiwan call Soft Bank's $50 billion pledge  Trump's possible softening on DACA  Red recommends you follow Clare Malone Ivan recommends you follow Sarah Jeong They both recommend you support any number of organizations that benefit the Ghost Ship Fire victims.  Follow us on twitter->@bunkerpolitics

On Dec. 2, 36 people were killed when a fire broke out during an electronic music show in a warehouse known as the Ghost Ship in Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood.  Oakland's arts and music community rallied in the wake of the tragedy, hosting benefits for families who lost loved ones, as well as attempting to protect other live-work spaces in a city with skyrocketing rents.  Music from this episode was either performed or mixed by Johnny Igaz, a victim of the Ghost Ship fire. You can hear more of his music at https://soundcloud.com/nacktmusic.  This podcast is made possible thanks to our supporters on Patreon.

Scott Hove is an artist whose primary medium is perspective. He has manipulated his art viewers psychologically and literally for decades, and his work is more poignant than ever. He asked our hosts to sit down and talk as Bay Area natives about what the recent Oakland fire means for DIY, artist-run, and under the radar spaces for creation, and make some plans for the future. This is a heavy episode and one with a lot of potential action on the other end, but also one of our most broad discussions. We hope you enjoy it and contact us if you have any interest in learning more about permitting with us and addressing our community's needs with us.    This episode requires some serious visual context, so check out Scott's work at http://instagram.com/scotthove as we go along.     4:30 - Intro to Scott Hove   6:30 - https://www.facebook.com/heronarts/   Find more details on Scott Hove’s upcoming show in San Francisco on January 15th here: https://www.facebook.com/events/172843589856712/   8:45 - Explain to people who have never seen your work before? What is cake land?   11:00 - http://www.thinktankgallery.org/breakbread/ http://www.standardvision.com   12:40 - Patrick, if you were to give a break down on what you see in cake land what would that be?   15:20 - ISIS Cake: http://laluzdejesus.com/littletopia-2015/hove_welcome-home-islamic-state/   17:40 - The Think Tank receiving hate mail from upset people from Scott Hove’s unique pieces of art.   18:50 - Patricks thoughts on losing followers from art shows or events.   21:45 - As an artist have you adopted the “can’t please everyone mentality,” or have you had this mentality since day one?   22:30 - Scott Hove’s thoughts on paying attention to pop culture   23:30 - Scott Hove’s personal aesthetic    24:50 - Recycling and repurposing old design   25:00 - Dieter Rams: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/06/arts/design/how-dieter-rams-made-braun-an-it-brand.html https://www.vitsoe.com/gb/about/good-design   26:19 - “Master your instrument, Master the music, and then forget all that bullshit and just play.”” - Charlie Parker   26:50 - Salvation Mountain: http://www.salvationmountain.us   28:24 - How to pronounce Scott Hove   29:31 - Reflecting on Break Bread: http://www.thinktankgallery.org/breakbread/ What do you remember about break bread? What do you look back on fondly?   30:10 - Check out Keith Bakerson’s Ice cream truck Installation here:  https://www.instagram.com/p/BF0Kf-LLF9X/ See more of Keith’s work on his Instagram:  @Bakersson   32:15 - http://samwohl.com   34:10 - http://www.standardvision.com   35:10 - The power of an image   35:20 - https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/   35:45 - More about Scott Hove’s cake gallery in Oakland   36:49 - What lead you to design your first cake?   39:12 - Scott Hove explains how he was feeling more violent than beautiful and it impacting how he now uses light and dark in his art.   40:55 - Scott Hove gets into the injuries he has witnessed while working on tug boats and how working with tough guys has opened his eyes and balanced him..   45:20 - Barley surviving financially Scott Hove makes the choice to quit his secure job and throw all his energy into his art.    47:00 - Patrick, what was it like for you to quit your job and commit to what you love doing?   49:15 - Patricks thoughts on being committed to change   50:15- Consequences of your decision   52:00 - http://www.cnn.com/2016/12/08/us/oakland-fire-city-budget-cuts/index.html   52:20 - DIY Art spaces   55:30 - Jacobs thoughts on building safety rules and regulation   56:03 - Patricks experience and the sequence of someone getting a space and not understanding rules and regulations   57:50 - Scott Hove’s thoughts on managing an artist space and knowing the rules and regulations   58:30 - Enriching communities with art   1:00:30 - Scott Hove explains how Think Tank has made a program to make it easy for artist run spaces to work with the city to get proper permitting and Jacob explains the thought process behind it in more detail.   1:02:30 - Artist’s starting by throwing a party and seeing how they can get away with it before looking into rules and regulations   1:03:40 - Risking safety for art    1:04:30 - Scott Hove’s thoughts on how Think Tank is set apart from other spaces because of their knowledge and basic concept of stability plan   1:06:30 - The complications of getting permits and the dedication it takes   1:09:10 - What do you think people need to look into when they first start a venue or pop-up?   1:13:00 - https://www.la2050.org   1:013:30 - How the Think Tank pitched their grant to LA2050   1:15:00 - Artist’s sharing information about the rules and regulation going into creating a venue that is safe    1:16:00- http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4006300/Filth-chaos-weird-religious-symbols-Pictures-appalling-conditions-inside-Oakland-warehouse-36-died.html   1:16:55 - Fuck you Dave Brooks!   1:17:45 - Jesse Damiani: https://www.facebook.com/jesse.stark.damiani/   1:18:50 - Martin Shkreli: https://twitter.com/martinshkreli Vice Documentary: http://documentaryheaven.com/an-interview-with-martin-shkreli/   1:20:34 - Martin Shkreli breakfast club interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTNOWSKMS10   1:22:10 - Scott, you have worked and lived in unregulated DIY warehouses/spaces- what were your first ones like?   1:23:30 - Andrew McGregor: http://www.mightykingdrew.com   1:25:10 - The Think Tank exploring the world of expanding to different cities    1:25:40 - How many of these unregulated spaces did you live in?   1:26:10 - Did you have your own gun?   1:26:25 - Scott Hove shooting a refrigerator in the hood   1:27:30 - Artist run spaces in Oakland   1:29:40 - What do we require from law enforcement to make dangerous situations more feasible?   1:30:45 - Patricks thoughts on how the city needs to have resources and or someone with the time to talk about regulations etc.   1:33:55 - http://www.spaceintheraw.com   1:36:30 - DIY spaces being a target in the eyes of LAPD    1:37:00 - Viewpoint from the LAPD’s perspective    1:38:00 - Why it is important to go through a permit process when throwing an event/party   1:40:20 - Scott, what do you want to see moving forward in Oakland and here in LA?   1:43:30 - Scotts thoughts on how people and cities need to take responsibility and how artists need to take responsibility for their own safety   1:44:50 - Take an inside look on what Ghost Ship was before the fire: http://www.oaklandghostship.com   1:46:10 - http://www.la2050.org http://www.thepodliving.com   1:46:44 - Looking back at your 20 year old self what advice would you give?   1:47:55 - What were the methods you employed looking back that dispelled the fear of caring what people think?   1:48:30 - Free yourself of what people may think   1:49:00 - Do you feel as if psychedelics and other substances have been important to your growth as an artist and individual?   1:49:30 - Mushrooms helping artists and opening their eyes by stepping outside and connecting to nature    1:51:55 - Are you making some kind of claim or promise to the universe that this is your duty?   1:52:30 - Connecting with the universe and it helping with your goals and statements    1:53:30 - Jacob talks about his shroom trip; his vision of what was possible became greater.    1:54:20 - Scott Hove talks about the terror of mushrooms, how the fear of taking them is a direct reflection from facing the reality of what life really is. He believes it’s important to welcome fear by facing their own mortality in a brave way; art being one of them.    1:56:00 - “Give the fear a place to live,” and It’ll go through you.   1:56:30 - Jacob tells a story about him and Scott in the desert taking shrooms, setting up tents, communicating to the gods, and sitting in bushes.    2:00:30 - “Stop and remember how powerful you are.”   2:01:30 - Patrick’s thoughts on psychedelic drugs and how he believes it is sacred moment when taking them    2:04:30 - Where you can find Scott Hove: https://www.instagram.com/scotthove/ http://cakefangs.com https://www.facebook.com/scott.hove https://www.facebook.com/The-Art-of-Scott-Hove-223040721087589/

LAT columnist Patt Morrison speaks with Raphael Bostic, a professor at USC's School of Public Policy, about housing crises in Los Angeles in light of the recent catastrophe in Oakland. 

We talk about the Ghost Ship Fire, The Black Duck, and Fake News and the Recount. Guest Keith Stattenfield.

Tonight more Indie Finds, a few favourites and a few surprises. I just heard some very sad news about a band we’ve often featured on the show (please find attached) Introflirt. Our hearts and prayers go out to their friends, fans and family. Tonights show is dedicated to Ben and Denalda. Much Love. This is Addictions and Other Vices 348 – Colour Me Friday.Dear Introflirt Family,It is with a heavy heart that I announce that both Ben and Denalda were tragically in attendance during the Ghost Ship Fire in Oakland last Friday.Working with Introflirt for the last year and a half has been one of the greatest joys of my life. Thank you for all the support, both online and in person at our shows. I wish we could have more time to grow and visit everyone around the country and the world who we have been in touch with.In honor of their memory, the twitter community has affectionately named today #IntroflirtFriday. They’re currently sharing their pinned post with the link to “Temporary Heaven” far and wide. I can’t tell you how much this means.Ben and Denalda are still here with us through their music and always will be. Their hope was that their music could inspire everyone to feel like an insider no matter what situation you’re in. So please continue to be yourself no matter what.There were some new songs and videos on the way and I will try to get them edited and released in the next few months. Any proceeds made from sales on their bandcamp site will benefit both families.Thank you all for the messages of support and love that have been pouring in these last few days. May Introflirt’s music be with you forever.Sincerely,Brendan DreaperIntroflirt – Sound Engineer/Managerhttps://introflirt.bandcamp.com/Bombshell Radio and Addictions and Other Vices Podcast Present FIX MIX 348WASHA – Let U DownIntroflirt – Orange LightHalfnoise – LeavingTopanga – ShadowsPillar Point - DoveThompson Twins – Doctor DoctorLostchild – TownPort of Spain Music – Machinecourtship.– Love For EveryoneAmerican Anymen & Lise – Nobody Made Me Smile Like YouJordan Rakei – Midnight Mischief (Misch Remix)parker BOMBSHELL – Another Great DepressionGhosts of Social Networks - Comeback KidHigh Violet– Give InMosley Bar – Record SleeveThe Smiths– This Charming ManBaseball Gregg– On a BusSports Someone You’d Rather Be DatingKirty – That’s Not MeThe Cyrenaics – In Your Ears Rin The Bells of 1000 CarouselsOYSTER KIDS – 40Vague Notion – Human Love Song ( Ummagma Remix)Moon Moon Moon – HazelverseSam McLeod – Auto WhiteMutual Friends – Always Thinking Of YouThe Human League – HumanFriday’s Saturday’s and Sunday’s12:00AM – 2:00AM EST8:00AM – 10:00AM EST3:00 PM – 5:00 PM EST8:00PM – 10:00PM ESTbombshellradio.comShoutouts Shameless Promotion PR Integrity Records Planet Zykotika

We talk about the Ghost Ship Fire, The Black Duck, and Fake News and the Recount. Guest Keith Stattenfield.