Podcasts about Jaap Blonk

Welkom bij de Concertzender, een grenzeloos muziekpodium voor avontuurlijke muziekliefhebbers. Jacko Schoonderwoerd vervulde een grote rol in de ensembles rond wijlen componist Sean Bergin. Hij speelde met Amerikaanse muzikanten als Curtis Clark, Fay Victor en Paul Stocker en werkte samen met improvisatiemusici, onder wie Michael Moore en Jaap Blonk. Ook speelde hij met Susanne Alt […]

In this episode, Friendly Rich speaks with Dutch avant-garde composer and legendary performance artist Jaap Blonk. The talk focuses mostly on Blonk's expertise in performing Kurt Schwitters' seminal 1932 sound poem "Ursonate". Blonk is one of the great masters in performing the Ursonate. We get into it and much more. Enjoy this saunter into the wild mind of Jaap Blonk.

Andy got alcohol poisoning in college.  Dan want's tiered disability passes. Nam saw Jaap Blonk. Tyler is taking Andy to Hawaii with the Dope Show. All our guests have tv credits. try not 2 cum.

A poesia italiana de Enzo Minarell e Giovanni Fontana!01 – Enzo Minarelli - Sinergicoral a02 – Enzo Minarelli - Sinergicoral b03 – Giovanni Fontana - Pomeridiana04 - Agostino Contò – Don'ana05 - Richard Kostelanetz - Dialogue06 - Vladan Radovanovic – Recorded07 - Tibor Papp - Pogany Ritmusok08 – Hugo Ball – Karawane com Jaap Blonk e Damon SmithProdução, gravação, edição e locução: Marcelo BrissacMúsica “Drácula” usada no prefixo e sufixo, autoria de Marcelo Brissac e Livio Tragtenberg

Our heroes White Knight, Titan, Eclipse, and Sol, react to the shocking actions of their teammate Muse. After trying to pull the power from Mayhem’s pod Muse seemingly joined forces with the villain and attacked the team in tandem. Titan, in an attempt to free Muse from Mayhem’s spell, got a glimpse behind the Mask of Muse, and found the truth. Now, hear the reckoning in this penultimate episode of Vega Rising Issue 27 Our Memories, Marvelous and Maleficent, presented by Delinquent Comics.This episode of Delinquent Comics starredAshton Lorelle as SolJustin Allen as TitanChris Colon as EclipseConnor Casteel as White KnightShawn Delp as MuseAnd Ben Wallis as the Game Master.Masks: A New Generation is the award-winning tabletop roleplaying game by Brendan Conway and published by Magpie Games.This episode featured the songs: Tension is Rising, and The Insider Theme both by The Insider and can be found on the album: Alls Fair in Love of Wax. It also featured Ten Kisses Goodbye by Gurdonark, Nocturnal, by Carlos Rameriez, Self-Murderer by Arco Enarmonico, and Pinkerton’s Tinker Toys by Jaap Blonk, Sandy Ewen, Paul Shelton and Eel and can all be found on the compilation album Classwar Karaoke 0025It also featured the song Lost In The Jungle by Holizna and can be found on the album Lost.It also featured the songs: Habitual Ritual, and Time Flux both by Revolution Void and can be found on the albums: Increase the Dosage, and The Politics of Desire.This episode was edited and produced by Justin Allen, Ben Wallis and Shawn Delp.

Our heroes White Knight, Titan, Eclipse, and Sol, react to the shocking actions of their teammate Muse. After trying to pull the power from Mayhem’s pod Muse seemingly joined forces with the villain and attacked the team in tandem. Titan, in an attempt to free Muse from Mayhem’s spell, got a glimpse behind the Mask of Muse, and found the truth. Now, hear the reckoning in this penultimate episode of Vega Rising Issue 27 Our Memories, Marvelous and Maleficent, presented by Delinquent Comics.This episode of Delinquent Comics starredAshton Lorelle as SolJustin Allen as TitanChris Colon as EclipseConnor Casteel as White KnightShawn Delp as MuseAnd Ben Wallis as the Game Master.Masks: A New Generation is the award-winning tabletop roleplaying game by Brendan Conway and published by Magpie Games.This episode featured the songs: Tension is Rising, and The Insider Theme both by The Insider and can be found on the album: Alls Fair in Love of Wax. It also featured Ten Kisses Goodbye by Gurdonark, Nocturnal, by Carlos Rameriez, Self-Murderer by Arco Enarmonico, and Pinkerton’s Tinker Toys by Jaap Blonk, Sandy Ewen, Paul Shelton and Eel and can all be found on the compilation album Classwar Karaoke 0025It also featured the song Lost In The Jungle by Holizna and can be found on the album Lost.It also featured the songs: Habitual Ritual, and Time Flux both by Revolution Void and can be found on the albums: Increase the Dosage, and The Politics of Desire.This episode was edited and produced by Justin Allen, Ben Wallis and Shawn Delp.

Focus on Victoriaville Festival of Musique Actuelle, New Local and Canadian electronic albumsPlaylist: Makaya McCraven - MonacoNadah El Shazly - PalmyraWilliam Parker - TabascoDither - Dynamics ofVanishing Bodies:Phantom RhythmsDakh Daughters - I WantSean Noonan Pavees Dance - Boldly GoingQuasar - Licks and BrainsMopcut - JoltKoichi Makigami, Jaap Blonk, Phil Minton, Paul Dutton, David Moss - Quiet Neighbours MoaningMazen Kerbaj - I always Dreamt to Be a Guitar PlayerRené Lussier - Burlettte-les-assiettesMary Halvorson - AmaryllisGord Grdina - KaleidoscopeAyme Gdala - Witches, We May BeSamantha Savage Smith - Spun OutThe Cröwn Corporation - Replican'tPrince Shima - The Coming and Going of SongbirdsCharbonneau / Amato - Light Memoir

What exactly is this strange genre called sound poetry? Is it underappreciated and misunderstood? Is it just glorious gobbledygook? “Fümms bö wö tää zää Uu, pögiff, kwii Ee ...” So opens Ursonate by Kurt Schwitters, the 40 minute work of meaningless noise in four movements - considered by many to be the greatest sound poem of all time. A century after it was written, it endures, almost like a classic jazz standard or folk tale that experimental vocal performers feel compelled to learn and interpret as a rite of passage. Jennifer Walshe is one of those daring performers, having recited Ursonate around the world and even “translated” it into Irish. One hundred years on, she wonders what secrets are held within every one of Schwitters' “zee”, “tee” “wee” and “bee” sounds. Jennifer's guests include: Vocalist Elaine Mitchener, who sees the political power of made-up words Linguist Marina Yaguello, who speculates on the original, primeval language of mankind Stand-up comedian Stewart Lee, who reflects on how alternative comedy might owe a debt to Schwitters and the Dada art movement Composer Tomomi Adachi, who harnesses Artificial Intelligence to imagine new languages And poet Jaap Blonk, who remembers Ursonate nearly getting him attacked. Produced by Jack Howson Mixed by Olga Reed Photography by Mike Cameron/Wysing Polyphonic A Reduced Listening production for BBC Radio 4

THE DOOZER - The Garden - Convolescence (Feeding Tube, 2021)SIMON FINN - Jerusalem - Pass the Distance (Mushroom, 1970)JAAP BLONK & TERRIE EX - Cratchy - Thirsty Ears (Terp, 2018)A. BERTHLING - Dunno - 1000-1001 Hz - (Microwave, 1999)LAS SUCIAS - ¡Lávate 'se Culo! - ¡Salte del Medio! (cs, Ratskin, 2016)THE FALL - Victrola Time - Re-Mit (Cherry Red, 2013)with co-host Eleni Poulou:ANDREW PEKLER AND GIUSEPPI ILASI - Paros - Palimpsests (Shelter Pres, 2021)AYA METWALLI - Mathahafsh Metti - V/A: Nisf Madeena (Ma3azef, 2020)HETA BILALETDIN - Anaksa - Nauhoi (KRAAK, 2021)CIA DEBUTANTE - Decompositon Composition - Dust (Siltbreeze, 2021)MMM (ERRORSMITH & FIEDEL) - When Does Ghosting End - On the Edge (MMM)ARNOLD DREYBLATT - Escalator - Star Trap (Black Truffle, 2020)BETTER BEATLES - Eleanor Rigby - Mercy Beat (1981, Hook Or Crook 2007)ALIEN CITY - Information Overload - Alien City (Dog Star Productions, 1979)ANDRÉ VIDA/ZSOLT SŐRÉS - Breathless Excerpt (2021)ZEN-FASCHISTEN - Acid Head - 7" (Choose, 2001)KOPOLYANO KYOBE & BAND AS THE XYLOPHONE AND DRUMS ENSEMBLE (Abantamiivu) - Ssematimba ne Kikwabanga - V/A: Buganda Royal Music Revival (Nyege Nyege Tapes, 2021)ELIZABETH ARCHER & THE EQUATORS - Feel Like Making Love (Dub Version) - 7" (Lightning, 1977)K. KOSTIS -  This Summer (Τούτο Το Καλοκαιράκι) - V/A: Mortika (Mississippi/Canary, 2009)DAF - Die Lippe - Für Immer (Virgin, 1982)SWELL MAPS - Cake Shop - In "Jane From Occupied Europe" (Rough Trade, 1980)THE AXEMEN - Hey Alice - Derry Legend (Flying Nun, 1988)TABBY SENSIBILITIES - Spanner Space (NL, 2021)TERRY FOX - Excerpt - The Labyrinth Scored for the Purrs of 11 Different Cats (Het Apollohuis, 1989)

Jaap Blonk (geboren in 1953 in Woerden) studeerde wiskunde en muziekwetenschap maar begon in de loop van de 70er jaren met saxofoon spelen en componeren.   Rond zijn 30e begon hij als stemkunstenaar, en zo'n twintig jaar later was de stem zijn voornaamste instrument. Vanaf 1994 is hij met elektronica gaan werken. De belangrijkste groepen […]

? Band, Hey String, Tremorkikimor, Gort, Melissa, Straight Panic, Filthy Huns, Bob Bucko Jr., Terrie Ex & Jaap Blonk, and Baingan Bharta.

? Band, Hey String, Tremorkikimor, Gort, Melissa, Straight Panic, Filthy Huns, Bob Bucko Jr., Terrie Ex & Jaap Blonk, and Baingan Bharta.

01 – James Joyce d trecho do Finnegans Wake(a queda) com tradução e oralização de Augusto de Campos - 2'09''02 – Jaap Blonk com Five Men Singing – Quiet Neighbours Moaning - 6'43''03 – Chico Ivan com João Bandeira – Epiphanias (XII) - 2'34''04 – Conrado Silva – fragmento Galáxias de Haroldo de Campos - 7'21'' 05 – Gian Paolo Roffi - Interpunzioni. Punto Interrogativo - 1'17''Total: 20'04”- Produção, gravação, edição e locução: Marcelo Brissac- Música “Drácula” usada no prefixo e sufixo, autoria de Marcelo Brissac e Livio Tragtenberg

Nieuwe CD's van onder meer pianiste Anna Fedorova en altvioliste Dana Zemtsov, die Frans(achtig) repertoire opnamen. Ook al Franse kleinoden op de nieuwe CD van Ralph van Raat, French Piano Rarities. En voor wie het ook leuk vindt om de grenzen te verkennen: nieuwe uitgaven van Nieuw Amsterdams Peil met werk uit de hoek van de Instant Composers Pool, van van stemkunstenaar Jaap Blonk. Met werk van George Enescu, Claude Debussy, Pierre Boulez, Karel Mengelberg, Jeroen van Vliet, Antonin Artaud, en Ehsan Matoori.

In de vijfde aflevering van De Verloren Tijd gaat Janna Reinsma in gesprek met Jaap Blonk over het geluidswerk dat hij speciaal voor deze podcast heeft gemaakt. Ter inspiratie kreeg hij daarvoor van Perdu een vrij minimaal geluid cadeau. Klankdichter, performer en componist Jaap stelde zich de uitdaging alle audio in het nieuwe werk (met uitzondering van zijn eigen stem) te laten voortvloeien uit dat ene geluidje – dat hij vond klinken als iemand die spottend lacht. Het resulteerde in de geestige en bij vlagen waanzinnige luisterervaring ‘Grimlach in gramlicht’. Je leest het goed: dit is geen Algemeen Beschaafd Nederlands wat hier klinkt. Welke taal wel, en hoelang Jaap die al spreekt, hoor je bij het nagesprek, waarin Jaap ook vertelt over de rol die humor speelt in zijn poëzie en zijn voorliefde voor lekker harde medeklinkers.

Por Pachi Tapiz. En HDO 525 volvemos con una selección musical distinta a la que sonó en el programa HDO 522 dedicado a Leo Records.  En el programa suenan los siguientes CD: New Destinations (The Last Taxi con Pat Battstone, Chiara Liuzzi, Georgia Santorio, Adolfo La Volpe, Giacomo Mongeli, Chris Rathburn); Zeit (Kontrabassduo Studer-Frey con Peter K Frey, Daniel Studer, Jürg Frey, Alfred Zimmerlin); Wrecked Chateau (Blazing Flame Quintet con Steve Day, Peter Evans, Mark Langford, David Mowat, Julian Dale, Marco Anderson); Travoltazuki (OOGUI con Florence Melnotte, Vinz Vonlanther, Sylvain Fournier); The Collective Mind (Heinz Geisser Ensemble 5 con Heinz Geisser, Fridolin Blumer, Reto Staub, Robert Morgenthaler); Espresso Galattico (Gasser 3 con Jürg Gasser, Peter K Frey, Dieter Ulrich); Red Carpet (Christof Mahnig & Die Abmahnung con Christof Mahnig, Laurent Méteau, Rafael Jerjen, Emanuel Künzi); finalmente Gileya Revisited y Red Cavalry (Simon Nabatov Readings con Jaap Blonk o Phil Minton, Simon Nabatov, Frank Gratkowski, Marcus Schmickler, Gerry Hemingway). Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2019 HDO 525 te gustara... si te gusta el jazz... si te gusta el jazz libre... si te gusta la improvisación más o menos libre... si te gustan las propuestas de Leo Records... HDO es un podcast de jazz e improvisación (libre en mayor o menor grado) que está editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. Para quejas, sugerencias, protestas, peticiones, presentaciones y/u opiniones envíanos un correo a hdo@tomajazz.com.

17.10.30 Entrevista Raul Minsburg. Jaap Blonk

17.10.30 Entrevista Raul Minsburg. Jaap Blonk

Por Pachi Tapiz. En el primer especial de la sexta temporada de HDO, un programa en el que suena música de nueve referencias del sello Leo Records. En el programa suenan los siguientes CD: New Destinations (The Last Taxi con Pat Battstone, Chiara Liuzzi, Georgia Santorio, Adolfo La Volpe, Giacomo Mongeli, Chris Rathburn); Zeit (Kontrabassduo Studer-Frey con Peter K Frey, Daniel Studer, Jürg Frey, Alfred Zimmerlin); Wrecked Chateau (Blazing Flame Quintet con Steve Day, Peter Evans, Mark Langford, David Mowat, Julian Dale, Marco Anderson); Travoltazuki (OOGUI con Florence Melnotte, Vinz Vonlanther, Sylvain Fournier); The Collective Mind (Heinz Geisser Ensemble 5 con Heinz Geisser, Fridolin Blumer, Reto Staub, Robert Morgenthaler); Espresso Galattico (Gasser 3 con Jürg Gasser, Peter K Frey, Dieter Ulrich); Red Carpet (Christof Mahnig & Die Abmahnung con Christof Mahnig, Laurent Méteau, Rafael Jerjen, Emanuel Künzi); finalmente Gileya Revisited y Red Cavalry (Simon Nabatov Readings con Jaap Blonk o Phil Minton, Simon Nabatov, Frank Gratkowski, Marcus Schmickler, Gerry Hemingway). Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2018 HDO 522 te gustara... si te gusta el jazz... si te gusta el jazz libre... si te gusta la improvisación más o menos libre... si te gustan las propuestas de Leo Records...  HDO es un podcast de jazz e improvisación (libre en mayor o menor grado) que está editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. Para quejas, sugerencias, protestas, peticiones, presentaciones y/u opiniones envíanos un correo a hdo@tomajazz.com.

FELIX BLUME, HEZALIEL, DEAD BATTERIES, XIX, SHEDIR, JAAP BLONK, CHRISTINA VANTZOU, GIOVANNI VERGA, ADONAI ATROPHIA, NYTT LAND, L-VIS 1990.

Reeling from the US election while in New York City, I reflect on the poems, books and poetic communities that suddenly became essential this week: Jaap Blonk's What the president will say and do Jena Osman's Dropping Leaflets My post-election call to the ModPo hotline (tissues at the ready!) at the Kelly Writers House Lou Carter's … Continue reading "Ep 25. An Australian in New York"

Primeras letras es un podcast mensual en el que invitamos a escritores debutantes a leer un fragmento de su libro. En forma paulatina, conformará un mapa sonoro de la nueva narrativa hispanoamericana. En este episodio, Martín Zícari (Buenos Aires, 1989) lee un fragmento de Scalabritney, su primera novela, publicada por Entropía en 2014. Música: "Vreemd lied", de Jaap Blonk and Splints, www.freemusicarchive.com.

"En palabras de otros" es un podcast mensual en el que invitamos a escritores a leer en voz alta y comentar cuentos publicados en las páginas de Letras Libres. En este episodio, Antonio Ortuño lee “Alma”, de Junot Díaz, que fue publicado en agosto de 2008 en Letras Libres y puede leerse aquí: http://www.letraslibres.com/revista/convivio/alma Música: "Hymne" y "Duende", de Jaap Blonk and Splints. www.freemusicarchive.com

Linguistische Paradebeispiele sind hier keine Seltenheit: Eine gesellige Runde Tabu mit eigens erstellten Architekturbegriffen? Check. Weisheiten und Slapstickeinlagen der Studentenschaft, die ihresgleichen suchen? Check. Heiß, heißer, Tabu! "Wahlkampfchampagne" Erdbeerschnitzel Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/de/ "Obbele Boep 'm pam" Jaap Blonk & Splink Licensed under Creative Commons: Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/ "Another Winter" Anamanaguchi

Welcome to Epi81 of Succotash, The Comedy Podcast Podcast. I, Marc Hershon, am not alone this week. Joining me as co-host for the show, via Skype, is Associate Producer Tyson Saner! It was about a year ago that Tyson began sending me a stray clip or two, testing the waters to see if his choices jibed with the "flow of the show". And it wasn't long after that I recognized his value in helping me to canvas the vastness that is Podcastland in our ever-widening efforts to sample comedy podcasts. By the end of last summer he'd been named our Honorary Associate Producer. He supplies the show with at least three and as many as a half-dozen of the clips you hear every week, as well as giving me valuable background info on both the specific clips and the shows from which they've been harvested. At the beginning of the year he became our ACTUAL Associate Producer – as you can now hear in Bill Heywatt's closing credits – and this won't be the last time we hear his dulcet tones on the show, methinks. In the course of the show we find out a little of Tyson's background, how he stumbled into being a massive podcast listener and fan, how he found Succotash and what really catches his attention when it comes to deciding to click that Subscribe button on a show. We also have a DOZEN clips in this show, not to mention our Burst O' Durst, a brand new Henderson's Pants ad, and even a song from out of Tyson's repertoire of original music (most of which is available - for free - from SoundCloud!) PLUS we have a Special Bonus Interview at the very end of this epi! Keep listening after Bill Heywatt says "Goodbye!" to hear my interview with Cole Stratton, co-organizer of the 13th Annual San Francisco Sketchfest and co-host of podcasting's Pop My Culture. We were backstage (or "mid-stage", actually) following his appearance in Speechless (a show I help produce) at the Sketchfest. Our chat is only about nine minutes long but, as it comes at the end of the longest Succotash episode yet recorded, it's a while getting there. Top 10 Most Active Shows In Stitcher's Top 100 Comedy Podcast List No wild swings up or down the Stitcher 100 list this past week, but there definitely was some movement in the chart… AT                                                                        MOVED  9. SModcast >> Tell ‘Em, Steve-Dave                     +630. The Brian & Jill Show                                       -737. Fitzdog Radio                                                  +552. Keith & The Girl Comedy Talk Show                 -860. A Mediocre Time with Tom & Dan                    +772. Jim Florentine’s Metal Comedy Midgets           +573. Righteous Prick                                               +785. LightCast                                                        -794. SModcast >> FeaB                                          +2097. Never Not Funny/Jimmy Pardo                       -12 I guess there WAS a major jump up the charts, actually, if you look at Succotash's nuimbers. We went from #5945 last week to #5107 this week, so that's pretty sweet! The 2nd Annual Stitcher Awards were last week and I attended the ceremony, which was held at The Chapel in San Francisco. Many awards were given out for categories across the spectrum. I recount the winner in this episode of Succotash, but you can also go see the list of top prize getters on the Stitcher blog. Burst O' Durst In this episode's installment of comedian Will Durst's running commentary, he takes some potshots at the ultra-rich. Podcast Review For my portion of This Week In Comedy Podcasts over on Splitsider.com, I've reviewed The Nerdist with hosts Chris Hardwick, Jonah Ray, and Matt Mira, interview B.J. Novak, actor/writer from The Office and the author of a new book of short stories. The Clips Chillpak Hollywood HourThis week’s clip from CHH with Dean Haglund & Phil Leirness features them thanking me for catching a big ol’ audio snafu in their recent episode. (Hey, we podcasters have to help each other out, right?) SModcastVintage SModcast (from July 10th, 2008) wherein Kevin Smith turns ordinary circumstances into "What If?" adventure time, pushing Scott Mosier furthur and further outside his comfort zone as the "What if"s become more and more unlikey, bizarre and often outrageous. EdumacationThe idea behind this show (form the SModcast universe) is that Kevin Smith needs educating so Andy McElfresh brings in stories and information from around  the world while Kevin asks as many questions as he possibly can which Andy also attempts to answer.  Hilarity Ensues. This clip is of Andy attempting to apply real world diagnoses to the cast of The Cosby Kids. Fitzdog RadioBobcat Goldthwait’s always entertaining and this time Greg Fitzsimmons has him. We get an interesting glimpse into the life of the once celebrated madman comedian whose ambition these days is all about making and directing movies. To fuel his interest, he’s back in the clubs, which leads to an interesting series of comedy club anecdotes. Perfectly ImperfectThis panel-based comedy commentary show features four variously "challenged" hosts – Kathy Buckley, Tobias Forrest, Geri Jewell and Mark Povinelli – who take off on, debate, and otherwise have their way with a variety of topics. In this clip, it's about marriage equality and Muppets. Broadcast BasementI was a guest with Chris Lanuti, the main host of podcasting’s Broadcast Basement this week. He asked me what kinds of podcasts I don’t particular like and which ones I do. Also how Broadcast Basement can get mentioned on our show more. Having me on as a guest is obviously one way… Nardwuar, The Human ServietteNardwuar's chats with musicians are among some of the most unique in the history of music interviews. He plays his own version of This Is Your Life complete with memorabilia and gifts for his guests. In this clip, he's speaking with eclectic musician Jaap Blonk. Do The Right ThingAnother fine British recommendation from our friend @Good_Podcasts, Do The Right Thing is a comedy panel show hosted by Danielle Ward with team captains Michael Legge and Margaret Cabourn-Smith. Guest team members this week are Jason Manford & Sara Pascoe. In the “Agony Aunt” sequence this episode, the panel answers a letter about how to deal with a free-loading, loser former best friend. Comedy Bang BangHosted by Scott Aukerman, the premise of the show is simple: Scott interviews celebrities, musicians and comedians. Another comedian or performer comes in after the initial interview  and pretends to be someone else – sometimes a famous actor, but often a character from a television  show, or sometimes a brand new original character. The featured guest is Park & Rec's Nick Offerman, who is interrupted by a whiny, pissy Paul Giamatti…voiced to perfection by James Adomian. A Mediocre Time with Tom & DanThis show was one of the six podcasts nominated for Best Comedy Podcast for the recent Stitcher Awards. The winner was Comedy Bang Bang, but it must mean something that Tom and Dan got in there. They’ve got a subscription model show and a free version and they do their show out of Orlando, Florida. In this clip, they ruminate about Salem witch trials, a hot new restaurant idea, and they also talk about making it big in Nashville with one of their songs. Adam & JPGot a note AND a clip in the Tweetsack this week from the Adam & JP podcast: “Hey Marc, I just recently found your show and I love it.  Really great work! In advance, thanks for giving us a shout out. Basically, we talk all things geek (gaming, comics, movies, music, pop culture) with a comedic slant.  We host a two hour radio show on a local station every Saturday morning and do a weekly podcast.  I have attached a clip from our latest episode, in case you wanted to use it. Thanks again and we would love to chat with you on the show sometime to discuss your show." J Patrick Pretty funny stuff, guys! That's a pretty full show! Almost TWO hours of Succotash! Enjoy it, savor it, and please remember to pass the Succotash along, too! — Marc Hershon

Jaap Blonk, Danny Snelson and Steve McLaughlin joined PoemTalk producer and host Al Filreis to talk about Bob Cobbing's sound poem, "Portrait of Robin Crozier"

In association with the Otago University Poetry Collective and with the support of the Performing Arts Fund, poet and artist Jaap Blonk talks about his work in the context of sound poetry, improvisation, and new music. 28 February 2013

In association with the Otago University Poetry Collective and with the support of the Performing Arts Fund, poet and artist Jaap Blonk talks about his work in the context of sound poetry, improvisation, and new music. 28 February 2013

In association with the Otago University Poetry Collective and with the support of the Performing Arts Fund, poet and artist Jaap Blonk talks about his work in the context of sound poetry, improvisation, and new music. 28 February 2013

Rakete bee bee, grouseketeers. Sorry it's taken me a week to post this. Show is also 30 minutes shorter than usual because of punctuality issues. Probably for the best. Mostly jazz, international sounds, and a little bit of easy listening. Enjoy yourself, if you survive the first ten minutes. Rakete bee zee. Download | Podcast Bold text indicates relatively new releases (including reissues and comps). Jaap Blonk - "Presto" (from Kurt Schwitters' Ursonate) Roy Campbell, Joe McPhee, William Parker, Warren Smith - "Music Is the Healing Force of the Universe" (from Tribute to Albert Ayler - Live at The Dynamo) Creative Construction Company - "Muhal (Part I)" (from Creative Construction Company) Richard Landry - Last Track (from Solos) Mammane Sani - "Lamru" (from La Musique Electronique du Niger) Fatimah Al-Zaelaeyah - "Ya Mun Dakhal Bahr Al-Hawa (Hey, Who Enters the Sea of Passion?)" (from Qat, Coffee & Qambus: Raw 45s from Yemen) Mas Sujud - "Dangdut Medley" (from Street Musicians of Yogyakarta) Ergo Phizmiz - "Jews Harp Mambo" (from Phuj Factory) Jackie Davis - "Manana (Is Soon Enough for Me)" (from Ultra-Lounge Vol 2: Mambo Fever) Mona Baptiste - "Calypso Blues" (from London Is The Place For Me 2: Calypso & Kwela, Highlife & Jazz From Young Black London) Percy Faith - "The Bandit (Theme from O Cangaceiro)" (from Aquarela Do Brasil) The playlist and podcast are so much easier to make when Grouse keeps his trap shut. Ike Bennett & the Crystalites - "Illya Kuryakin" (from Trojan Rocksteady Box Set)

Programme de HEIKE FIEDLER pour webSYNradio : avec des sons, des mots et l'engagement de Anna Akhmatova, Joan La Barbara, Olga Rozanova, Franz Mon + Tera de Marez Oyens, Heike Fiedler + Marie Schwab + Steve Buchanan, Sainkho Namchylak, Dorothea Schurch + Thomas Lehn, Beth Anderson, Zuzana Husarova, Vincent Barras + Jacques Demierre, Jaap Blonk, Ernst Jandl, Kathy Acker, John Giorno, Jorg Piringer, Henri Chopin, Gherasim Luca, Anne Pitteloud + Sylvain Thévoz + Dominique Ziegler+ Heike Fiedler + Philippe Rahmy + Miruna Coca-Cozma + Manuel Tornare, IMO insub meta orchestra, Pete Ehrnrooth

Programme de C Spencer YEH pour webSYNradio : UbuWeb Organized Sound 9-13-11. Avec des sons de New Humans, Anton Bruhin, Demetrio Stratos, Mike Kelley/Paul McCarthy/Violent Onsen Geisha, Rafael Toral, Gerogerigegege, François Dufrêne, Walter DeMaria, Mick Jagger, Marie Osmond, John Wiese, Delia Derbyshire, Laurie Anderson, Ghedelia Tazartes, Jaap Blonk, Arnold Dreyblatt, Jack Goldstein, Greg Kelley, Yoshi Wada, Phil Minton & Dylan Nyoukis, Toshimaru Nakamura, Ellen Fullman, Tod Dockstader

Jaap Blonk is a self-taught composer, vocal performer and sound poet. As a vocalist, Blonk has performed around the globe exciting audiences with his powerful stage presence and childlike improvisation. Live electronics have over the years extended the scope and range of his concerts. Besides working as a soloist, he has collaborated with many musicians and ensembles, including Maja Ratkje, Mats Gustafsson, Nicolas Collins, Joan La Barbara, The Ex, the Netherlands Wind Ensemble and the Ebony Band. He was the founder and leader of the long-standing bands Splinks (modern jazz, 1983-1999) and BRAAXTAAL (avant-rock, 1987-2005). We talk here about the noises humans make that aren't words, how important they are in communication, and the way sound poetry utilizes them; about meaning found in intonation and getting booed, the pleasure of inventing structures, Dadaism and the breaking of rules, Johnny Van Doorn and A Bridge too Far, the international phonetic alphabet, pitch, timber and the best English language sound poets. Listen, and brace yourself for the recital of a sonnet Jaap wrote in honour of Van Doorn.   Please listen here:

Al Filreis, Tracie Morris, Kenny Goldsmith, and Joshua Schuster discuss a Jaap Blonk sound poem