Podcast appearances and mentions of Matthew Putman

Tons of music continues to orbit around Sun Ra. Here some fascinating new and archival recordings. The playlist features James Brandon Lewis; Sun Ra Arkestra; Michael Sarian, Matthew Putman, Ledin Mola, Federico Ughi; Hamid Drake & Pasquale Mirra [pictured]. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/20316344/Mondo-Jazz [from "Remember Brooklyn and Moki" to "Love in Outer Space/Brown Rice"]. Happy listening!

5e émission de la 61e session...Cette semaine, cosmic jazz et spirituel! En musique: Sun Ra and His Arkestra sur l'album Pink Elephants on Parade  (Modern Harmonic, 2024, enr. 1988-1989); Federico Ughi sur l'album Infinite Cosmos Calling You You You, Vol. 1  (577, 2024); Michael Sarian, Matthew Putman, Ledian Mola, Federico Ughi sur l'album The Sea, The Space, and Egypt, Vol. 1  (577, 2025); Carlos Niño, Surya Botofasina, Adam Rudolph sur l'album Live at Public Records 12/10/2022  (International Anthem, 2024); Søren Skov Orbit sur l'album Adrift  (Frederiksberg, 2024); Klaus Weiss sur l'album The Git Go  (MPS, 1975)...

Sarah Hanahan, Mike Casey, Wayne Escoffery, Jacob Chung, Stephen Gauci & Patrick Golden, Ayumi Ishito, Nicola Miller, H ii Regions, Matys Colpron, Jacob Wutzke, Lucas Dubovik, Bryn Roberts, Teri Parker, D.D. Jackson, LEIBA Trio, Michael Sarian and Kronos QuartetPlaylist: Sarah Hanahan - A House is Not a HomeMike Casey - The Beauty of Everyday LifeWayne Escoffery - Moments With YouJacob Chung - Dim SumStephen Gauci, Patrick Golden - Improvisation VIAyumi Ishito - Aromatherapy For ErzulieNicola Miller - BargeH ii Regions, featuring Aaron Leaney, Nicolas Caloia & Jahsun - Cosmic RhumbaMatys Colpron - BurnJacob Wutzke - Pee WeeLucas Dubovik - CurrentBryn Roberts, featuring Matt Penman & Quincy Davis - AloftTeri Parker's Free Spirits - Drummer's SongD. D. Jackson, featuring John Lindsay-Botten - Because You Squeezed BackLEIBA Trio, featuring Santiago Leibson, Maximiliano Kirszner & Nicolas Politzer - AcantiladosMichael Sarian, featuring Matthew Putman, Ledian Mola & Federico Ughi - I Want To Be With You EverydayKronos Quartet and Friends, featuring Georgia Anne Muldrow & Jacob Garchik - Outer Spaceways Incorporated

Greetings! Much new music with a few classic items (Steve Reich, Tangerine Dream) for your listening pleasure. Enjoy! Joel e-mail: pushingtheenvelopewhus@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joelkru/  **Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/envpusher1.bsky.social  Twitter-like x-thing: https://twitter.com/envpusher1    11-23-24 PTE Playlist   Wild Things - Edward Givens - Terra - digital album (2024) https://edwardgivens.bandcamp.com/album/terra      Strangle Rocket Fair - The Vegetarians - Space Age Pagliacci - self-release (2024) https://thevegetarians.bandcamp.com/album/space-age-pagliacci    Coming of Age - Mile Marker Zero - Coming of Age - self-release (2024) https://mmzofficial.bandcamp.com/album/coming-of-age    Four Organs - ensemble avantgarde / composer: Steve Reich - phase patterns/pendulum music/piano phase/four organs - Wergo (1999) https://stevereich.com/composition/four-organs/    Water and Fish - Michael Sarian, Matthew Putman, Federico Ughi, and Ledian Mola - The Sea, The Space, and Egypt, Vol. 1 - 577 Records (January 2025 pre-release) https://577records.bandcamp.com/album/the-sea-the-space-and-egypt-vol-1    Chromosphere - Echo Vocation (Adrian Johnson) - digital single (2024) https://echovocation.bandcamp.com/track/chromosphere   Mercury Queen - tttc - Sum / mer / cury - Ingrown Records (2024) https://ingrown.bandcamp.com/album/sum-mer-cury    The shore is safer, but I love to fight the waves - Heavy Cloud - shore​)​lines - digital release (2024) https://heavycloud.bandcamp.com/album/shore-lines    Logos Part II - Tangerine Dream - Logos (Live 1982)/Tangerine Dream: The Virgin Years 1977-1983 - Virgin (2012) https://www.tangerinedreammusic.com/en/music/detail.asp?id=22&tit=Logos    La Vie Commence aujourd'hui - Brûlez les meubles (Burn the furniture) - Folio 5 - Circum-Disc (December 2024 pre-release) https://www.circum-disc.com/    In Twilight's Shadow - Steve Roach - One Day of Forever - Projekt Records (2024) https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com/album/one-day-of-forever 

Highlights from their conversation include:Matthew's Background and Journey Into Manufacturing (0:41)The State of Semiconductor Manufacturing (4:33)Impact of the CHIPS Act (7:01)Reskilling the Workforce (11:17)Critique of the CHIPS Act Funding (13:00)Opportunities in Manufacturing Technology (17:58)Collaboration Between Academia and Industry (20:46)Risks of Diversifying Semiconductor Production (23:18)The Value of AI in Manufacturing (25:10)Creativity in Business and Music (26:11)Science and Engineering Thought Processes (28:10)Impact of Upcoming Elections on Manufacturing (29:33)Labor Shortage Perspectives (30:00)Final Thoughts and Takeaways (30:31)Dynamo is a VC firm led by supply chain and mobility specialists that focus on seed-stage, enterprise startups.Find out more at: https://www.dynamo.vc/

Empezamos el número de Junio de Libertad Jazzera con lo nuevo de John Kameel Farah & Nick Fraser, Farahser, recientemente publicado este 2024. Otra novedad estupenda es Stream of a Dream, firmada por Matthew Putman, Daniel Cartery Federico Ughi y que será publicada este Junio por 577 Records. También escucharemos de pre-estreno lo nuevo de Colin Fisher, Suns of the Heart, que verá la luz en Julio. De vuelta a los proyectos del veterano Daniel Carter, esta vez con su legendaria The Telepathic Band, que también en Julio de este 2024 publicarán Telepathic Mysteries, Vol. 2. Otra novedad es lo nuevo del cuarteto británico Bag of Bones que se llama No One Gets Saved y ha sido publicada en Mayo de este 2024 por 577 Records. Y cerraremos con el nuevo álbum de Francisco Mela & Shinya Lin, Motion's Vol. 2, que ha visto la luz a principio de este 2024.

In this latest episode I welcome Matthew Putman (ex Living Sacrifice, Unwed Sailor, Orphantwin, ex Eso Charis, Norma Jean, ex Lovedrug, Project 86). This is an incredible conversation with an amazingly talented musician who I have looked up to for many years. In this episode we talk about Matt growing up and his musical journey to this day. We touch on his time in Unwed Sailor, the Living Sacrifice records "The Hammering Process", "Conceived in Fire", as well as the eponymous Eso-Charis record, Lovedrug "Everything starts where it ends", and various other records Matt has played on over the years. I hope you enjoy this latest episode with Matthew Putman Facebook & Instagram: @therumorsaretruecast Produced by Brian Jerin @jerinkid Music by Brian Jerin @jerinkid Artwork by Brian Trummel / Mark Montgomery @chinamark

A Reshoring Initiative report estimates that companies bringing operations back to the U.S. helped to create up to 350,000 new jobs in 2022.Dr. Matthew Putman, the CEO of Nanotronics, supports reshoring but encourages companies to consider transforming manufacturing."If you see a lot of the initiatives right now to bring manufacturing to the U.S., they are $100 billion or $80 billion," Putman said. "These huge proposals are thought to be what's required for NextGen manufacturing. I think that manufacturing could be much less expensive. You can do a lot more distributed, smaller manufacturing because of major advances that have been made in software such as artificial intelligence."AI has become more creative. Putman cited advancements such as ChatGPT, a chatbot that generates text, and DeepMind, an AI engine that defeated a professional human in Go, an abstract strategy board game."What if a manufacturing facility could ask a question of artificial intelligence to win the game of producing the best product?" Putman asked. Putman stresses that this would not involve brand new technology or engineering. "This is the real exciting promise because it's completely software," Putman said. "Humans are now the creative force that is trying to optimize for new products that they would like to see in the world, new advances and new technologies rather than those that are doing the laborious tasks. It's just a new way of looking at manufacturing in general."While portions of AI practices are being used, Putman believes the full realization is still a few years away. But Putman's company, Nanotronics, is already using the capabilities. Nanotronics is an advanced machines and intelligence company that helps customers solve unique inspection and process control challenges for precision manufacturing. "We built a factory in nine months that was able to produce everything from medical devices to factory instrumentation by using prefab techniques and our own AI algorithms," Putman said. "We're starting to build these in places in the United States and around the world."Terms like automation and AI can catch the attention of factory workers concerned about machines replacing their jobs. However, Putman said the technological advancements he promotes would add jobs. "Factory work now is high tech work," Putman said. "[In] a machine shop, especially a machine shop that uses artificial intelligence, you're spending time at monitors and stations as much as you are actually cutting things physically because you're collaborating with a robot and with an AI. "There are new skills to be learned, but those skills don't require Ph.D. education. They're skills that can be learned on the job. They're skills that require a new type of training education that companies can provide. Or we can look at a new way of doing trade education."Putman said Nanotronics proves the effectiveness of AI internally and uses it as an example for its 250 global customers in industries such as biomedical, semiconductor and aerospace.  For example, Nanotronics uses artificial intelligence for manual assembly and has an AI agent guide humans to assemble more precisely. Additionally, Nanotronics' customers will use AI in their control systems and be able to identify problems. As a result, the company can correct the problems based on predictions instead of issues that have already happened. "[It's] making the ultimate AI forecasting of what's going to occur rather than what has already occurred," Putman said. "Internally, we use this technology for everything from assembly to machining."Putman has wanted to implement AI in manufacturing operations for about 11 years. He

For our 70th episode, Austin invited an old friend of his on the show, Matthew Putman. Matthew is a drummer and studio musician from Arkansas who has played in such bands as Eso-Charis, Living Sacrifice, Lovedrug, Unwed Sailor, and many more! But most importantly, this dude digs movies! Austin hadn't talked with Matthew in over a decade, but this conversation brought them back together. It's a fun time about music, movies, and life. All that and more here on Medium Cool: A Movie Podcast. Enjoy!0:00 - Introduction4:25 - Matthew Putman49:38 - The movies that changed him.1:39:15 - OutroPlease subscribe to Medium Cool: A Movie Podcast wherever you get your podcasts! Also, follow us on social media to get updates on all of the exciting things we have coming up!Facebook: www.Facebook.com/mediumcoolpodInstagram: MediumCoolPodTwitter: @MediumCoolPod / Host's Twitter: @AustinGliddenLetterboxd: www.letterboxd.com/AustinGliddenYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCloDyC7c094vxCxUDlc0-XQEmail: MediumCoolPod@gmail.com

Matthew Putman of Nanotronics returns to discuss lean supply chain and the pandemic's boost to the genomic sequencing field.

Dr. Matthew Putman is the co-founder and CEO of Nanotronics. He is an Applied Physicist who worked as an adjunct professor at Columbia University. He has published over 30 papers and is an inventor of over 50 patent applications for his work on manufacturing, automation, inspection, instrumentation, super-resolution, and artificial intelligence. He is an expert in quantum computing and a founding member of The Quantum Industry Coalition. Matthew was the owner and Vice President of Development for the family-owned business, Tech Pro Inc. He has also produced several plays and films and is an accomplished composer. You're going to LOVE this episode!

On this episode of the Reboot Chronicles, I talked with Matthew Putman, CEO Nanotronics, a dynamic group transforming a broad spectrum of manufacturing and processing industries, through artificial intelligence, science and other cutting-edge stuff. I don't say this often, but if you are involved in the manufacturing space, you should check out what they are doing to bring manufacturing into the 21st century. Matthew and his team started out creating a platform that combined AI, automation, and imagining to find flaws in factories. The global Automated Optical Inspection market is a hot space, which promises to reduce waste and costs, while speeding up designs across most all industries. His vision evolved into a dynamic platform that tackles this whitespace bringing the next-generation of capabilities to a sector that has not experienced enough change in the last 100 years—manufacturing. Thinking beyond the core of manufacturing Mathew and his Dad also began to focus on home healthcare innovation. In the depths of the 2020 pandemic they launched Nanotronics Health, and a new product nHale™, which quickly received EUA from the U.S. Food & Drug Administration to assist patients suffering from COVID. It is a non-invasive approach designed to be used in non-life-threatening situations, without invasive ventilatory support. Next up, potentially producing personalized medicine to best-fit consumer needs through genomic sequencing. Nanotronics is currently working with some of the largest genomic sequencing companies to curate out-of-the-box thinking and create new products, services and ventures. A talented musician, Matthew points out the parallels of playing jazz music to the art of innovation. When a musician plays, they must utilize different parts of the brain to create or play music. Like musicians jamming together, working together, either in person or virtually across the globe, is often about serendipity and improvising, so it is essential to trust your gut—because it's all that you may have in the spur of the moment. We covered and eclectic mix of topics in this episode, you can watch Matthew here or tune in wherever you listen to your podcasts.About The Reboot Chronicles Podcast: Hosted by Dean DeBiase, The Reboot Chronicles is a popular no-holds-barred podcast on iHeart Radio, iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts and YouTube that has been bringing together CEOs, entrepreneurs, authors, and global leaders, for over a decade, to discuss how organizations are rebooting their leadership-competitiveness of everything from growth, innovation, and technology to talent, culture, and governance. Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts or at https://www.revieve.com/rebootchronicles --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rebootchronicles/message

Dr. David Simpson Professor of Neurology discusses diabetic nerve pain.2nd guest Matthew Putman, was COVID-19 Patient Co-Founder helped develop and design a device to help other Covid-19 patients just received FDA Approval for Home use. Mazen Noureddin, MD, MHSc,Donna R. Cryer, JD, discuss liver disease. Lifestyle and wellness expert Kia Malone talks about real-life barriers chronic pain patients face. Marsha Barnes and Taylor Holgate discuss financial health, especially during a pandemic.Let's Just Talk Radio Show is broadcast live at 2pm ET Thursdays on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). This podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Dr. Matthew Putman, Ph.D., co-founder, and CEO of Nanotronics, a science technology company, tells of his personal battle with COVID-19 and how he was inspired to create a bilevel positive airway pressure machine (BiPAP) device called nHale. The device is designed for comfort and ease-of-use with the simplicity of one button. It’s designed for use in hospitals and other healthcare facilities, such as emergency care spaces for COVID-19 patients, prison infirmaries, and nursing care facilities.

Nanotronics combines AI, automation, and sophisticated imaging to assist human ingenuity in detecting flaws and anomalies in manufacturing.

Consider the computer mouse. It takes a massive, sprawling, global system, and thousands of parts and people from all over the world, many months, or even years after conceptualization, and design, to get that product to your desk. But what if you could do it all in a "factory" the size of your one-bedroom apartment… in a building down the street? I sat down with Matthew Putman and talked about the future of manufacturing. In the first place, everything is getting smaller. We talked about his company’s journey from the microscope, his grand ambition with the work, the future of nanotechnology, the factory that lives inside your bedroom, and what this all means for the future of our city. It’s distributed, decentralized manufacturing. Welcome to the nano-factory.

We sat down with Matthew Putman, CEO & Co-Founder of Nanotronics, to discuss what it means to live in an age of so much rapid technological advancement.

Matthew Putman, CEO and Founder of Nanotronics, joins us to discuss the global supply chain impact from covid-19 and what it means for the business world.

Matthew Putman is a Renaissance Man for the 21st century. He’s a scientist, author, teacher, and jazz pianist, as well as the CEO of Nanotronics (https://nanotronics.co/) , a science technology company that brings together robotics, automation, 3D imaging, and artificial intelligence for powering factories. They’re on a mission to redefine manufacturing for the future. In this dynamic interview, Matthew provides an overview of Nanotronics’ Brooklyn Navy Yard Smart Factory, manufacturing supply chains and leadership in the face of a wartime situation like COVID-19, as well as the intersections of art and science as it relates to his work in AI. From examples of their technology in practice to actionable tips for leading through uncertainty, few guests are able to cover such a range of topics as thoroughly as Matthew Putman. Make sure to visit ManufacturingHappyHour.com (http://manufacturinghappyhour.com/) for detailed show notes and a full list of resources mentioned in this episode. Stay Innovative, Stay Thirsty. 

Matthew Putman, this week’s guest on the AI Podcast, knows that the devil is in the details. That’s why he’s the co-founder and CEO of Nanotronics, a Brooklyn-based company providing precision manufacturing enhanced by AI, automation and 3D imaging.

This is a series of interviews with musicians and interesting folks from NYC and other parts of the world. Hosted by drummer, Federico Ughi. Episode 9 is All the Talking with Patrick Holmes, clarinet player and improviser. INTRODUCTION 0:00 MUSIC INFLUENCES: FREESTYLE HIP HOP BATTLES 0:23 BUYING RECORDS AND LISTENING 4:08 DEREK BAILEY 5:19 DON CHERRY 6:12 SCHOOL 7:18 MUSIC RECOMMENDATIONS: VOICE CRACK & EINSTURZENDE NEUBAUTEN 8:45 STUDYING WITH CONNIE CROTHERS 10:25 DANIEL CARTER & STEVE DALACHINSKY 12:00 SABIR MATEEN 13:00 THE BLUES AND PATRICK’S FAMILY 14:55 PEOPLE’S LIVES AND MUSIC 16:25 MUSIC AND LIFE: CURRENT SITUATION 19:54 DYLAN WILLEMSA FITZGERALD 22:54 Patrick Holmes albums on 577 Records: Telepathic Alliances (w/ Daniel Carter, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi) Telepatia Liquida (w/ Daniel Carter, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi) Electric Telepathy Vol.1 (w/ Daniel Carter, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi) Whoadie (out February 7th, 2020 w/ Daniel Carter & Matthew Putman) https://www.577records.com/5825 Survival Situation (out May 8th, 2020 w/ Sabir Mateen & Federico Ughi) https://www.577records.com/5811 More about Patrick Holmes: https://www.577records.com/patrick-holmes 577 Records is an independent record label based in Brooklyn, New York operating since 2001 577 Records Brooklyn, New York www.577records.com ©+℗ 2020

This is a new series of interviews with musicians and interesting folks from NYC and other parts of the world. Hosted by drummer, Federico Ughi. Episode 2 is All the Talking with Matthew Putman, pianist, scientist, and 577 RECS' artist. INTRODUCTION 0:00 MATTHEW’S FIRST YEARS 1:46 FAMILY 2:24 MATTHEW’S PIANO TEACHER 4:38 MUSIC CAREERS 5:31 DANIEL CARTER 9:50 NEW ALBUM 16:08 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 17:40 NEW YORK 22:06 CORNELIA STREET CAFE 27:50 MUSIC RECOMMENDATION 32:20 Flesh Dialect from album Electric Telepathy Vol. 1 telepathicband.bandcamp.com/track/flesh-dialect Daniel Carter - Saxophones, Clarinet, Trumpet Patrick Holmes - Clarinet Matthew Putman - Keyboard Hilliard Greene - Bass Federico Ughi - Drums Music production and guitars by Stelios Mihas Matthew Putman plays the Forward Festival 2019 with the Telepathic Band on December 5th (see below) More about Matthew Putman: http://www.577records.com/matthew-putman Forward Festival 2019 #NYFORWARDFESTIVAL Dec 5th Union Pool/ 484 Union Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211 Dec 6th ShapeShifter Lab/18, Whitwell Place, Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.577records.com/forwardfestival www.facebook.com/events/2531352107097696 Thursday December 5th (Union Pool) 8pm Donald Sturge Anthony McKenzie II + On Ka’a Davis On Ka’a Davis - Guitar Donald Sturge Anthony McKenzie II - Drums 8:45pm Sarah Bernstein Solo Sarah Bernstein - violin, voice, electronics 9:30pm Telepathic Band Daniel Carter - Winds Patrick Holmes - Clarinet Matthew Putman - Keyboard Hilliard Greene - Bass Federico Ughi - Drums Friday December 6th (ShapeShifter Lab) 9:15pm Mary Anne Driscoll Daniel Carter - Winds Patrick Holmes - Clarinet Mary Anne Driscoll - Piano 9:45pm Daniel Carter, Watson Jennison, William Parker, Federico Ughi Daniel Carter - Winds Watson Jennison - Winds William Parker - Bass Federico Ughi - Drums 10:30pm No Land & Luke Stewart No Land - poetry Luke Stewart - bass 10:45pm Gerald Cleaver, HPrizm, Brandon Lopez Gerald Cleaver - Drums HPrizm - Electronics Brandon Lopez - Bass 577 Records is an independent record label based in Brooklyn, New York operating since 2001 577 Records Brooklyn, New York www.577records.com ©+℗ 2019

Manufacturing hasn't really changed all of that much in the past 75 years, with one key exception. Today we're capturing vast amounts of data about every single process that takes place on the factory floor. And while that data is proving very useful, we're only just beginning to be able to use it to optimize decision-making and create better products. In this episode, Jon Prial talks with Matthew Putman, the Co-Founder and CEO of Nanotronics. They talk about how miniaturization, sensors and robotics are different than traditional consumer-facing ML solutions. They also discuss the difference between hardware control systems with sensors and software processes, as well as where to focus your efforts for optimization. You'll Hear About: - The uses of machine learning and artificial intelligence in process management - How manufacturing is evolving with the explosion of data - Using artificial intelligence to create new manufacturing processes Access the show notes here: http://bit.ly/2GOAJCM

Today marks Nanotronics' sixth podcast and we are looking inward. It is time for us to ask what makes a startup tick, and who better to talk to than Farmshelf founder and fellow Navy Yard resident, Andrew Shearer. Matthew Putman speaks to Shearer about his experience working in a cherry-packing facility and the twists and turns that led him on his quest to allow everyone to grow their own fresh produce. As a founder, how do you push beyond doubt? Is there a magic formula? "The best founders go that extra mile to help someone else," Shearer says.

Jeremy has a conversation with Matthew Putman, co founder and CEO of Nanotronics. Matthew shares the story of the health challenge that influenced the speed of development of his company and its focus on improving experience. They discuss the challenges we face environmentally and in our health systems. And their backgrounds as musicians serve as process reminders of the ways we experience our realities. Support the show (http://patreon.com/highwaytohealth)

The factory floor may be an odd place to find a musical virtuoso. But the founder of Nanotronics, a near-unicorn on the Brooklyn waterfront with Peter Thiel on its board, is as comfortable tinkling the ivories as he is tinkering with the complexities of process automation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Two Brooklyn-based CEO’s, Matthew Putman and David Belt, friends and partners in philanthropy and technology discuss the zeitgeist in all its incarnations, a shared history, and creativity in action.

Nanotronics co-founders Matthew Putman and John Putman discuss their influences, the drive to invent, starting new ventures, the importance of walking, building new toolkits, and a search for a four-leaf clover.

Matthew Putman, the Founder and CEO of Nanotronics, grew his company's revenue from $2.9m in 2014 to $4.8m in 2017, a 66% increase, and now they are on track to hit eight digits this year. Nanotronics combines microscopes, AI and robotics to create the most advanced factories for the 21st century. In this interview with Eversprint's Malcolm Lui, Matthew shares how he and his team accelerated their high value sales by: Partnering with their customers, and the customer's supply chain, to jointly develop their product and for new business generation. Adding salespeople in the US and selling agents in Europe and Asia. Continuously developing their product with the best technologies so they can deploy their product worldwide. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An excellent show full of highlights this evening - Two tracks from each of the Ripsaw Catfish members large ensemble work that are both just about to be released and a UK tour with both ensembles about to happen. We have Anton Hunter's Article XI and Cath Roberts' Favourite Animals, both which are sounding like good last minute bets for the years best of lists. The rest of the show is the packed with the usual high-quality mix of new releases and older tracks from the archive. So hit the sofa and float downstream with Towards The Margins. Anton Hunter – I Dreamed I Spat Out A Bee – Article XI (Efpi) – Website Cath Roberts – Confirm or Deny (edit) – Favourite Animals (Luminous) – Website Goat’s Notes – Forever Bar and Grill – Cosmic Circus (Leo) – Buy Daniel Carter, Patrick Holmes, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi – Words Glow – Telepathic Alliances (577) – Buy Peeter Uuskyla, Tellef Øgrim, Anders Berg – LAIV (edit) – LAIV (Simlas) – Buy Noise Eating Monsters – Monster Munch (edit) – Noise Eating Monsters (Muteant Sounds) – Buy Brandon Evans – SAMO (same old shit) after Jean-Michel Basquiat – Solo Alto Saxophone, Public Library Sessions Vol. 3 (Self Released) – Buy Aoki Satoru – Gagogego – O Louco (Self Released) – Download Cath Roberts – Off World – Favourite Animals (Luminous) – Website Anton Hunter – Retaken – Article XI (Efpi) – Website

It is easy to big up what you do, to say the tracks you’ve chosen are the best, but really, really, we have some stunning new releases on tonight’s show. There are 4 or 5 albums that will be vying for a place in the Top Ten albums of 2017 we played tonight. The older stuff is not too shabby either!! So turn the lights down low and listen to #130…   Tracklisting: Evan Parker Electro-Acoustic Ensemble – Hasselt 3 – Hasselt (Psi) – Buy Gusev KP, Martin Hoogeboom, Paul Mimlitsch – III – Trapped! (Thirsty Leaves) – Buy Irreversible Entanglements – Enough – Irreversible Entanglements (International Anthem) – Buy Lone Arrivals – Placed In Ember – Nomad Roads (Tiny Wytch) – Buy Tyshawn Sorey – Cascade in Slow Motion – Verisimilitude (Pi) – Buy Viv Corringham & Lawrence Casserley – NE Caicias – Anemoi (FMR) – Buy Moondog – Oboe Round – Moondog (Trunk) – Buy Daniel Carter, Patrick Holmes, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi – Words Glow – Telepathic Alliances (577) – Buy Donald Sturge Anthony McKenzie II – Renisha McBride (featuring Arnold Lee) – Silenced (577) – Buy Federico Ughi – Sogno Sempre D’Estate (edit) – Heart Talk (577) – Buy

On this episode we take a look at the role technology plays in conservation efforts. First we speak with Topher White of Rainforest Connection, which deploys used cell phones in tropical forests around the world to provide real-time monitoring of forests and wildlife. Its network alerts local communities when illegal logging activities are taking place and can then be stopped, for example. Then we speak with Matthew Putman, he's the CEO of Nanotronics and an applied physicist with a keen interest in conservation. We discuss some of the technologies that he sees making the biggest contributions to the way we approach conservation, and why he believes these advances can help turn the tide against environmental degradation. Plus we round up the past weeks' top news. Please help us improve the Mongabay Newscast by leaving a review on its page at Android, Google Play, iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, or wherever you subscribe to it. Thanks, and we also hope you will tell a friend about this podcast!

A great podcast with Matthew Putman, the Founder and CEO of Nanotronics.

Jesse and Trav had to do one without the powers of the Seth, but we at BVCHQ couldn't be happier with how this one turned out. Matt has what could be considered an indie drummer's "dream resume." This guy has played with everybody; just check his wiki page. We went a little long but that's because Matt has so much ground to cover. With stories like his unorthodox way of joining Living Sacrifice, breaking up overseas with Eso-Charis and leaving for Ohio to do a short stint with Lovedrug and staying for two years, we're sure you won't mind a little overtime. Here are a ton of show notes: Matt did quite a bit of work for us for this show. He is a great guy and we recommend checking out all of his musical endeavors...and there are quite a few. We'll get you started: Ok so is Matt's wiki page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Putman_(musician) Here is a link to a dropbox folder of all of the music that Matt sent us to hear: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3m78poooml3n1f6/AAALstiHtgJK7Txv5n-5TreMa?dl=0 Here is the list of music in the dropbox folder Matt sent us, plus a small bio of each song: Benchmark - The Reality of Distance I'm pretty sure that Benchmark were the first Fort Smith band that released a 7", but I might be wrong. There are 3 songs and they all rip. This is what we called "Emo" before bands like SDRE (whom I love) and Promise Ring took over the genre and definition. This 7" was a huge influence on Eso-Charis. Rash Of Beatings - Pig Raped Citizen This is probably the 2nd 7" released by a Fort Smith band, and it was revolutionary. Punk Grindcore, fast and violent. These guys were legends around here, and still friends to this day. This song is a personal favorite. It was recorded LIVE with Barry Poynter, no overdubs. Each song is one take and the whole thing just melts. Barry did a ton of records with T&N/SS. He said these guys had BO, which is awesome. Burned Up Bled Dry - Count On Yourself BUBD was basically Benchmark with the bass player switching to guitar (because he's a riff-master). Awesome Grindcore with a punk feel. They also recorded this entire 7" (Cloned Slaves For Slaves) LIVE with Barry Poynter. Eso-Charis played lots of shows with BUBD back in the day. Eso-Charis - The Absolute Progress of a Nothing Day This song is from our only 7", titled "Setting Roots For Winter", released on Deadself Recordings (Jarrod Norris). It had the last 2 songs we ever wrote, recorded after we broke up. It's a SUPER crusty recording, but that's how we wanted it. We took our budget and worked with our friend Matt Depper to buy equipment so we could record it ourselves. We had no idea what we were doing, but we took our time in the studio and added lots of other sounds. It's lo-fi, but I'm really proud of it. I've seen this 7" go for $50 and higher on Ebay. Current bands I am involved with Bear Colony - Flask Retort This song is from my band Bear Colony. It was released on our sophomore album "Soft Eyes" in late 2012 on Esperanza Plantation, an awesome record label out of Jackson, MS. This album marked my first time producing, composing, and performing. It was a blast. I created the main section for this song using acapella vocal samples from the Beach Boys "Pet Sounds" sessions. Family History - Howlin' This is my band with Chase Pagan, whom I've recorded and played with for a decade. Chase decided he wanted more of a band feel for his next album, so he wrote some amazing songs and enlisted awesome players to join us. We tracked the bulk of it with my brother Adam (Insomniac Studios) and added percussion and vocals in my garage. I love this album and hope it see's the light of day eventually. Prom Nights - Pissswap This is my band with an old friend, Evan Garner. He played in Benchmark and Burned Up Bled Dry. He is the riff-master that I mentioned previously. This is just the two of us fucking around in my garage. The best description would be instru-metal with a mathy bent. I recorded these tracks in my garage (turd) and my brother Adam (Insomniac Studios) did an awesome mix/master job on them (polished turd). It's a fun project with a good friend. Fear Is The Driving Force - Diet Cocaine Habit This is a band with my brother Cory, who plays in Norma Jean and started Eso-Charis with me. We grew up playing Slayer and Alice-in-Chains riffs together in our parents basement, so the chemistry is great. He is also a riff master and writes songs that blow my mind. We are working on our full length album, and it's close. This is just a demo that we did to raise funds for the full length.

Matthew Putman is the most eclectic guest I have had on Singularity 1 on 1. Matthew is a PhD in applied mathematics and engineering, Professor at Columbia University, a Thiel fellowship mentor, entrepreneur, poet, jazz pianist, inventor holding patents in nano-imaging, film and theater producer and a cancer survivor. After spending over an hour talking […]