Podcasts about ok fox

OK Fox and Eric Kostiuk Willams  return with a recap of festival season. We have criticisms and praises for Flamecon in NYC, Queer Trans Zine Fest in Providence, and Small Press Expo in Bethesda. We also discuss All Dolled Up, an event Eric did the poster for and OK attended in an act of rebellion against attempts … Continue reading "188 – Fagcon w/ Eric Kostiuk Willams"

Strap on your leather necklaces, OK Fox and Eric Kostiuk Willams are back.  Each week we compare and contrast episodes of Sex and the City and Gossip Girl. Join our journey through New York history, find love, AND labels. The good show has a femcels into video art porono, the bad show is a bunch of HR … Continue reading "S01E02 I Couldn't Help But Gossip"

Get bonus episodes like this when they release and support the show by subscribing! http://sesh.plus or http://patreon.com/strugglesession or http://strugglesession.substack.com Originally released on February 19th, 2020 Jack and Leslie are joined by Lucia Love and OK Fox of Art & Labor podcast to discuss Star Trek: The Next Generation. Episodes discussed include: 02x09: The Measure of a Man 05x25: The Inner Light 01x24: Conspiracy 02x12: The Royale 03x26-04x01: The Best of Both Worlds Parts I & II Check out Jack and Leslie on the Art and Labor podcast episode 69 here. If you're wondering which eps to watch in TNG friend of the show Derz (@Derzquist) has this handy guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eT5zOHqjZCV4lx8sQo5y4G28Flf5rD3qAEGYItoPYtk/edit?usp=sharing  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We finally get to talking about the band responsible for the best artist biography in the business, Mushroomhead. Covering their most popular album, "XIII", we take a read of the infamous bio as well as the "News" portion of their site, which we find is just as fluffily written as the biography is and purports their albums to be "a collection of anthems". The album is...ok. We discuss the songs and how they try to find nu-metal's middle, as we find out that turntablist Stitch is a haunted house aficionado, and gives the longest interview answer of all-time. Plus, John becomes a Crocs guy, the band just can't help continuing to compare themselves to Slipknot even though they insist there's no bad blood, and Bryan comes up with his latest hot take just one day before the Machine Gun Kelly debacle: there is no such thing as a bad cover.   If you want to hear us talk on a lot of covers (and other fun stuff), you can head on over to patreon.com/thepodkast and support the show. In exchange for your donation, you'll get THREE bonus episodes every single month, where we review nu-metal singles and albums suggested by you, the listener. You can donate to decide on what you want us to cover on those episodes over on the Patreon, and you can also hear last month's main bonus show, where we watched Anime Music Videos with OK Fox of the Art and Labor podcast. It was a good time! We also have a Discord, you get a listening list every month before we record the episodes, and more goodies. So check it out.

Mike hijacks today's episode about the accidental shooting of a 5 year old boy and Noble's Police Department disbandment. Sources: The Oklahoman, Wikipedia, Tulsa World, OK Fox 25 News. Theme by William Bohannon. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emily-sanders7/support

We discuss: the Gig economy, Tenants unions, Anarchist librarians, Definitions of success in the art world, How the art world is broken, Housing issues in NYC, Covid-19 artist grants, Award ceremonies, Politics and the Arts, Revisiting WPA Federal Art Projects, Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling, Albert Camus' The Plague http://www.artandlaborpodcast.com/ Lucia Love - http://www.nothingisgoingtohappen.com/ OK Love - https://twitter.com/0KF0X   Hosted by Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com

We discuss: the Gig economy, Tenants unions, Anarchist librarians, Definitions of success in the art world, How the art world is broken, Housing issues in NYC, Covid-19 artist grants, Award ceremonies, Politics and the Arts, Revisiting WPA Federal Art Projects, Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling, Albert Camus' The Plague http://www.artandlaborpodcast.com/ Lucia Love - http://www.nothingisgoingtohappen.com/ OK Love - https://twitter.com/0KF0X   Hosted by Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com

Hear the full episode at http://patreon.com/strugglesession or http://strugglesession.substack.com On today's episode Jack and Leslie are joined by Lucia Love and OK Fox of Art & Labor podcast to discuss Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug plays with a couple of new covers, Jordan interviews OK Fox of the Art & Labor podcast about class consciousness and organizing in art, and Sammy Weissberg graces us with some renditions of his amazing compositions on guitar. Check out OK Fox online (Patreon / Twitter) and Sammy Weissberg too! (Bandcamp / Instagram) timestamps 0:00 “Theme from Special Delivery” by Dougie Poole 0:34 “Bleecker’s Street” by Simon and Garfunkel (COVER) 5:09 “Drop Kick Me Jesus” by Babby Bare (COVER) 8:00 Jordan and Doug talk about football 11:38 conversation between Jordan and OK Fox 47:44 [Untitled] by Sammy Weissberg (NEW SONG) 49:47 [Untitled] by Sammy Weissberg (NEW SONG) 52:44 [Untitled] by Sammy Weissberg (NEW SONG) 57:00 [Untitled] by Sammy Weissberg (NEW SONG) Dougie Poole's Special Delivery is taped in front of a live audience on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at Pete's Candy Store in Brooklyn, and then released via podcast the following Tuesday. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts.

HOLY CANNOLI YALL THIS IS THE PODCAST CROSS-POLLINATION OF OUR DREAAAMZZZ!!! This week we have Art and Labor podcast co-hosts OK Fox and Lucia Love and they are just the GREATEST and we are VERY GLAD THEY GRACED US WITH THEIR BRILLIANCE. Follow them on twitter: @ArtandLaborPod / @OKFox / @titaniumwig RESOURCES TO KNOW ABOUT: Pay Lucia and OK for their brilliance: d.rip/artandlabor Decolonize this place: http://www.decolonizethisplace.org/ Theme music as always by Brandon Payton-Carrillo

**SUPPORT US ON D.RIP/ARTANDLABOR FOR A FREE MUSEUM PASS** Join your two favorite gallery ghouls OK Fox and Lucia Love for a journey through the heart of hypercapitalist hellscape that is Chelsea in 2018. We used an expired press pass and expired student ID to sneak a field recorder into “Andy Warhol – From A … Continue reading "A Guided Tour of Andy Warhol at The Whitney Museum"

Joshua Citarella has a phenomenal new book out, "UNTITLED (Post-Left Politigram)," that you can read an excerpt from via his website linked below. It’s a collection of his research, writing, and artwork over several years related to accelerated political identities in adolescent online culture. He joins from his efficiency living unit in New York City this week to talk about his involvement with historically notorious Tumblr art collective the Jogging, accidental audiences, the not-yet-readymades he designed with Brad Troemel for Etsy under the banner of Ultraviolet Production House, startling overlaps between rightwing doomsday preppers and rooftop gardening Pinterest libs, freelance purgatory, Deftones, not getting an MFA, the byzantine philosophies of politically-radical Instagram posters, reading “Ishmael” once, and photography. The outro music is “Hearts Frozen Solid, Thawed Once More By The Spring Of Rage, Despair And Hopelessness” by AFI. About halfway through the episode, you’ll hear the first Custom Sound Collage from October’s subscriber lottery, made for OK Fox and Lucia Love of the Art and Labor podcast. If you’d like a chance to win one of your own, back Humor and the Abject on Patreon for just $3/mo. Get excerpts from Joshua Citarella’s new book here: http://joshuacitarella.com/_pdf/Politigram_Post-left_2018_short.pdf

Happy Art and Labor Day! On this week’s episode, I connected with artists and art workers OK Fox and Lucia Love, hosts of the excellent podcast Art and Labor out of New York. We talked about shitty jobs in the art world, what led them to launch the podcast, the value of art in revolutionary thinking, not being an authority but still participating, why Kandinsky might be kind of neat, the paradoxes of the MFA, trying to live below your means as a practical economic safety measure, the difficulty of labor organizing in art world jobs, and so much more. Special thanks to their producer, Joey, for running the boards on their end. The outro music is the Art and Labor theme song, “Man! Let’s Have Fun” by Icy Spicy Leoncie. Support Art and Labor on Drip here: https://d.rip/art-and-labor

This week we sit down with host of the new podcast Art and Labor, OK Fox (@artandlaborpod @0KF0X), to talk about pretentious private schools, the lasting impact of 1968 on the history of art and protest movements, and the majesty of the Megatherium, the elephant-sized giant sloth of the Pliocene.