Podcasts about lysithea

Mother, Métis, Memory is a documentary film by Tuấn Andrew Nguyễn, whose practice is fueled by research and a commitment to communities that have faced traumas caused by colonialism, war, and displacement. Through his continuous attempts to engage with vanishing or vanquished historical memory, Tuấn investigates the erasures that the colonial project has brought to bear on certain parts of the world. Mother, Métis, Memory is a documentary that captures interviews conducted in 2018 with the Senegalese-Vietnamese communities in Dakar and Malika Senegal. Throughout the First Indochina War, between 1945-1954, France had mobilized an estimated 60,000 tirailleurs in Vietnam. Tirailleurs, or Senegalese soldiers, were a corps of colonial infantry in the French Army and among the forces deployed to Indochina to combat the Vietnamese uprising against French rule. After the beginning of the end of the French Empire, hundreds of Vietnamese women and their children migrated to West Africa with Senegalese husbands, some voluntarily but others against their will. Some soldiers left their wives and took only their children, while others took children not their own and raised them in Senegal without connection to their Vietnamese origins.  This interview was part of a film screening event hosted by Vietnamese Boat People and Co-sponsored by Asian/Pacific/American Institute at New York University during Tuấn's first USA solo exhibition Radiant Remembrance opened on June 29, 2023 at the New Museum 235 Bowery in New York City.  Photo: Taken from Mother, Métis, Memory Episode Credits: Executive Producer: Tracey Nguyễn Mang Associate Producer: Saoli Nguyen VBP Theme Music: Clarity, Paulina Vo Other Music: Na, SILLABA; Lysithea, CANDELION

The night sky is filled with beautiful objects with beautiful names — names from ancient Arabic, Greek, and Latin. But the most prominent object in the night sky doesn't have one of those names. It's the Moon — a name that means — well, the Moon. The name is a little more lyrical in other languages — Luna in Spanish, Lune in French — but they all mean the same thing. There's no real story behind any of them. That's not the case for the moons that orbit the brilliant planet Jupiter, which is to the left of the Moon early this evening. Jupiter's first four moons were discovered in 1610. Since they attended Jupiter — the king of the Roman gods — eventually they were given names associated with Jupiter. Callisto, Europa, and Ganymede were all seduced by Jupiter, while Io was driven mad by his jealous wife. The next Jovian moon wasn't discovered until almost three centuries later, but astronomers stuck with the naming theme. They chose Amalthea, after a nymph who had nursed the young Jupiter. Later discoveries also kept the theme, but widened it a bit — they included characters related to Zeus, the Greek god whom the Romans adopted as Jupiter. So that gave us names like Sinope and Lysithea. That tradition continues today, although it takes a little more work. Even though Jupiter and Zeus were grand characters with rich histories, even they eventually ran out of nursemaids and partners.  Script by Damond Benningfield Support McDonald Observatory

Andy and Rick get distracted by Robot Wars whilst talking about various moon rovers and revisiting some of the previous talking points on Honest Andy's Discount Moon Show Show Notes ------------------- Talking Points ------------------- 00:00:00 - General Chit Chat 00:06:06 - Death of Michael Collins - https://tinyurl.com/dunhye76 00:12:17 - Sat-Navs on the moon - https://tinyurl.com/h6btnnxv 00:22:39 - Lunar Crater Radio Telescope - https://tinyurl.com/5mkucj9s 00:27:26 - Update on Lunar Rovers - https://tinyurl.com/6fu7swzk 00:41:48 - Eurovision Song Contest - Spain - https://youtu.be/thV-vhOQHvQ 00:47:30 - Sample Return mission from Titan - https://tinyurl.com/43bt384y 00:50:46 - Hi'iaka Occultation Follow-up - https://tinyurl.com/vxpr72kj 00:55:31 - New Moon alert (kind) - https://tinyurl.com/4wby3rew 00:58:33 - And the Next Moon is… Lysithea - https://tinyurl.com/5h8ke5d4 ---------------- Misc Notes ---------------- 00:02:14 - War of the Rings - https://tinyurl.com/452xxrb3 00:08:57 - Moon, Earth and Lander - https://tinyurl.com/p625s24e 00:23:05 - Arecibo Observatory - https://tinyurl.com/v76ce988 00:23:48 - Link to previous episode talking about LCRT - https://tinyurl.com/46ync4a6 00:24:16 - Graphics of Lunar Crater Radio Telescope - https://tinyurl.com/wuvsbp5x 00:27:37 - Yutu-2 - https://tinyurl.com/3tv6x9mn 00:30:40 - Walking Rover has a name - https://tinyurl.com/a6crkj6m 00:31:21 - Peragrine Lander - https://tinyurl.com/f4vjp6wf 00:34:24 - Wheely Big Cheese vs Axe Awe - https://youtu.be/Uc-wp4DP7mk 00:35:48 - MoonBox - https://tinyurl.com/nt9khk6u 00:37:23 - Bankrupt yourself with a MoonBox - https://tinyurl.com/mjf6x6ur 00:39:30 - Episode about Tardigrades - https://youtu.be/cg6-7leOZ2s 00:40:30 - Robot Wars Minibots - https://tinyurl.com/t32wnb8c 00:53:26 - Occultation Map of Hi'iaka - https://i.imgur.com/BzLSDhp.png 01:01:30 - Image of Lysithea - https://tinyurl.com/2sh4bja6 ------------------- Show Credits ------------------- Sting between topics from: freesound.org/people/newagesoup/sounds/339343/ Show theme courtesy of MusicManiac301: https://soundcloud.com/musicmaniac301/tv-theme-style-the-winner

This week I talk to Mikes Lamb and Wilson of Lysithea about their new album Star-Crossed and the unique path their band has taken. 4:20 Lysithea The songs played during this episode were: 38:40 Away 1:06:10 Unearthly Burial I also discuss the music created by AI and how this implicates intellectual property law. Recommendation: Silent Night, Bloody Night Links Lysithea's Facebook:  http://www.facebook.com/lysitheabandLysithea's Bandcamp:  http://lysithea.bandcamp.com/A YouTube Channel is Streaming AI-Generated Death Metal 24/7: http://www.metalsucks.net/2019/04/22/a-youtube-channel-is-streaming-ai-generated-death-metal-24-7/We’ve been warned about AI and music for over 50 years, but no one’s prepared: https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/17/18299563/ai-algorithm-music-law-copyright-human

WARNING: This episode encountered some technical problems when it was recorded live, which has led to the sound quality being less than ideal throughout.Continuing from the conclusion of the previous episode, Prestoon and Strideforth attempt to unpick the problem of a virus which could wipe out the human race - but are they dealing with a medical emergency, or ethical symbolism?...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten and produced by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins, Deborah Pearson and Brice Stratford at The Old Red Lion. Monologue written by James Huntrods and performed by Danielle Winter. Guest music: Tom Moores. Recorded by Ella Watts, with emergency help from Hedley Knights. Support and advice from Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Hallo liebe Zuhörer, Heute haben wir den Lysithea A von Scotch Universe im Glas. Ein intergalaktisch guter Tropfen? Finden wir es heraus! Viel Spaß bei der neuen Folge! Übrigens, sollte euch der Podcast gefallen, würden wir uns über einen Like oder ein Kommentar auf unserer Facebookseite sehr freuen! Über neue Abonnenten auf Facebook freuen wir uns natürlich auch sehr! 5 Sterne bei Itunes wäre auch eine tolle  Sache! Bei Spotify könnt ihr uns jetzt auch finden unter "Barrels and Casks Podcast"!

Episode #27: In this episode George, Buke and Jay interview Mike Hill from Tombs. The featured band this week is New Zealand death-doom band Lysithea. As usual we discuss the latest news, new releases and a Top 3 List for the best reunion albums. Also we discuss what we've been listening to, our classics, and our latest vinyl aquisitions. Two songs are played with permission from Lysithea. "Metal Rain" intro used by permission of Men Without Armies.

Voici un titre de podcast qui résume bien l’épisode de ce mois de Mars: Seul. Etre seul devant ce micro, cet ordinateur, ces bouts de sons qui finissent par devenir des morceaux.Car ce mois-ci, je (Redscape) fais l’émission seul, mon cher comparse Aldevar n’étant pas disponible. Evidemment, vous le retrouverez en ma compagnie très prochainement.Une sélection hétéroclite, comme à l’accoutumée, avec 9 morceaux naviguant entre la house des années 90 et l’IDM des années 2010. Je vous souhaite une bonne écoute. TRACKLIST Access To Arasaka – Lysithea (feat. Jamie Blacker) LP “Geosynchron” – 2009 – Tympanic Audio Wraetlic – Better The Devil (dBridge Advocate Mix) LP “Wraetlic” – 2013 – Convex Industries Ricardo Villalobos & Jay Haze – Fenlow (Haze 2011 Dub) EP “VA-Collabs” – 2010 – Tuning Spork Records Vince Watson – Aurelon (Original Mix) EP “Aurelon” – 2002 – Bio DJ Koze – Nices Wölkchen (feat. Apparat) LP “Amygdala” – 2013 – Pampa Records Zenker Brothers – Phink LP “Immersion” – 2015 – Ilian Tape DJ Sprinkles – Where Dancefloors Stand Still – 2013 – Mule Musiq Braxton Holmes – 12 Inches Of Pleasure (Ron’s Forplay) – 1992 – Clubhouse Records Alex Danilov – Deep S – 2012 – Arma Carbon Based Lifeforms – Interloper LP « Interloper » – 2010 – Ultimae Records NOTES DE L'EMISSION – Carbon Based Lifeforms est composé de 2 membres, Johannes Hedberg et Daniel Segerstad (assez compliqué à dire à l’antenne !).Le LP « Interloper » vient d’être remasterisé par Vincent Villuis (AES Dana) en Mars 2015 et sort cette fois-ci sur leur propre label, Leftfield Records. – Des nouvelles d’Access To Arasaka ? Et bien pas tellement, malheureusement, sa dernière sortie date de 2013, « Ecrasez l’infâme », chez CRL Studios. Depuis, silence radio, en espérant que cela ne soit que temporaire.Ca n’est pas beaucoup mieux pour le chanteur du morceau « Lysithea », Jamie Blacker, alias E.S.A, qui n’a plus rien sorti depuis ses « Themes Of Carnal Empowerment » en 2012 et 2013 sur Tympanik Audio. Le silence et l’attente sont aussi une vertu qui peuvent s’apprécier, espérons que ces 2 là se dépêchent d’en sortir…http://tympanikaudio.com/ – DJ Sprinkles… Ah, ce fameux Terre Thaemlitz… Et ce chef-d’oeuvre… Courrez l’écouter, il vaut sacrément le détour: http://www.discogs.com/DJ-Sprinkles-Midtown-120-Blues/master/223128