Podcasts about Plantasia

Guest: Ayla Derrick, Founder & Creative Director at Cave Bear Games️ Host: Greg Posner

In this episode of The Corner of Story and Game, we dig into the gentle rhythm and thoughtful design of idle games with indie game developer Ayla Derrick. As the founder of Cave Bear Games, a studio built entirely by junior developers, Ayla brings a fresh and inclusive perspective to the gaming landscape.We explore Plantasia, Cave Bear's debut title, a cozy solarpunk idle game that blends environmental restoration with low-pressure gameplay. Ayla shares insights into designing games for accessibility, creating spaces that appeal to underrepresented audiences (including “games for girls”), and what it means to build a development culture grounded in learning and collaboration.Whether you're a narrative designer, a curious gamer, or an aspiring indie dev, this episode offers valuable thoughts on how storytelling, mechanics, and mission-driven development intersect in today's evolving game industry.

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Join us as we chat with Ayla Derrick, the innovative founder of Cave Bear Games, a fully junior indie team making waves in the industry. Ayla shares her journey from building volunteer teams to leading the development of *Plantasia*, all while promoting the Indie Revolution through the CBG Partner Studio Program. Discover her insights on the tools and trends shaping idle games in the modern era, and how her rapid rise on LinkedIn is inspiring others in the game development community.Learn more about AylaLearn more about usJoin the next episode of the Indie Game Lunch Hour LIVE every Wednesday at 12pm EST on our Discord channel to answer your own burning questions and be immortalized in the recordings.

Virgo season has arrived: it's time to keep hold of our values while also doing botanical crimes. The days grow shorter; the light dips lower. Our energy is dipping lower, too. In this episode, we talk about some of the ways that we're learning to navigate perpetual crisis (hint: with slowness). As usual, we're also swapping stories about the things that delight us, keep us curious, and hurt our Virgo feelings. This is a shorter conversation than usual, but we packed a lot in here! Mentioned in this episode:Episode title inspired by the book Summers End by Juneau BlackFalling Fruit foraging appJesus That's Weird podcastA Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky ChambersIjeoma Oluo on InstagramThe Spellshop by Sarah Beth DurstA Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking by T. KingfisherRachel Lee-Carman's zinesThe World of Agatha Christie 1000-piece JigsawBombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story, documentaryKathy's Columbo Vibes playlist on SpotifyMother Earth's Plantasia album by Mort GarsonThe Cadfael Chronicles by Ellis Peters

Doğa Konuşmaları'nda bu hafta, doğanın acil ve yakıcı gündemine kültür - sanat çerçevesinde odaklanıyoruz. Araştırma ve Programlar Direktörü Fatma Çolakoğlu, "Bitkiler ve Bitkileri Sevenler için Sıcak Toprak Sesleri"ni, Programlar Sorumlusu Eylül Şenses ise "Havaya Dair" sergisini anlatıyor. - Bitkiler ve Bitkileri Sevenler için Sıcak Toprak Sesleri Adını elektronik müziğin öncülerinden Mort Garson'ın bitkilere ithaf ettiği Mother Earth's Plantasia (1976) albümünden alan Bitkiler ve Bitkileri Sevenler için Sıcak Toprak Sesleri, Salt Beyoğlu'ndaki Kış Bahçesi'nde art arda yer alacak bir dizi ses enstalasyonundan oluşuyor. Garson'ın, bitkilerin gelişiminde müzik ve ses dalgalarının etkisini irdeleyen The Secret Life of Plants [Bitkilerin Gizli Yaşamı] (1973) kitabından etkilenerek hazırladığı albüm, Los Angeles'taki Mother Earth isimli çiçek dükkânında “bitkilerin dinlemesi için” kaydedilir ve dükkândan çiçek alanlara hediye edilir. Sentezleyici ile elektronik sesleri yenilikçi biçimlerde kullanan bu çalışmadan esinlenen seri, Kış Bahçesi'ndeki bitkiler ile ses ve müzik üzerinden ilişki kuran üretimleri bir araya getiriyor. Bitkiler ve Bitkileri Sevenler için Sıcak Toprak Sesleri, L'Internationale‘nin Museum of the Commons [Müşterekler Müzesi] projesi kapsamında ve EK BİÇ YE İÇ desteğiyle gerçekleştirilmektedir. Mekâna özgü olarak kurgulanan enstalasyonlar, 5 Haziran 2024–6 Nisan 2025 tarihlerinde beş ayrı programda sunulacak. - Havaya Dair Milano merkezli disiplinlerarası tasarım stüdyosu 2050+ tarafından Salt Beyoğlu'ndaki Forum alanı için tasarlanan Havaya Dair, maddi, işitsel ve görsel deneyler aracılığıyla hava kirliliğinin toplumsal ve ekolojik boyutlarını odağına alıyor. Sergide, ziyaretçileri havanın maddeselliğiyle ilişki kurmaya teşvik eden bir dizi müdahale yer alıyor: Azot dioksit, ozon, karbon dioksit, partikül madde, kükürt dioksit dâhil olmak üzere havanın kimyasal bileşimini ortaya çıkaran ve her biri farklı zehirlilik derecelerine karşılık gelen bir renkle tasvir edilmiş; zehirliliğin farklı ölçeklerdeki yaygınlığını gösteren veri ve görüntülerin işlendiği perdeler, havadaki bu maddelerin etkileşiminin tetiklediği kimyasal reaksiyonlar sonucu ortaya çıkan koşulları duyumsanabilir kılan bir ses enstalasyonu ile İstanbul'un gökyüzünün, genellikle hareketsiz ve üç boyutlu nesneleri kaydetmek için kullanılan fotogrametri tekniğiyle hazırlanmış bir animasyonu. Böylece, yeryüzünü çevreleyen gaz hâlindeki görünmez maddelerin belgelenip cisimleştirilmesi amaçlanıyor. Havaya Dair, soluduğumuz havaya içkin karmaşıklıklara ilişkin anlayışımızı genişletmeye yönelik bir davet. Yalnızca havaya nüfuz eden ve hava yoluyla yayılan zehirliliği değil, bu zehirliliğin işaret ettiği karmaşık toplumsal ve politik sonuçları, yerel ve küresel izlekleri, gezegen ölçeğindeki inkâr edilemez bağıntıları da irdeliyor. Bir bölgedeki faaliyetlerin geniş çaplı etkiler yarattığı ortak bir alan olarak havayı odağına alan sergi, temiz ve solunabilir havanın müşterek ve evrensel bir hak olduğu bir dünya için kolektif eylemin gerekliliğini de gündeme getiriyor. 8 Mayıs-18 Ağustos tarihlerinde Salt Beyoğlu'ndaki Forum alanında ziyarete açık olacak sergi paralelindeki kamu programları saltonline.org ve Salt'ın sosyal medya kanallarında duyurulacak. - Meraklısı için: Bitkiler ve Bitkileri Sevenler için Sıcak Toprak Sesleri: https://saltonline.org/tr/2739/bitkiler-ve-bitkileri-sevenler-icin-sicak-toprak-sesleri?home Havaya Dair:https://saltonline.org/tr/2725/sergi-havaya-dair?home - Neden Doğa Konuşmaları? #DoğaKonuşmaları cumartesi saat 19.30'da, pazar saat 10.30'da NTVRadyo'da. Merak ettiklerimizi, bilmemiz gerekenleri uzmanlara soruyor, yanıtları bulmayı, yeni ufuklar açmayı istiyoruz. Çünkü biz sürdürülebilir gelecek için, doğayla uyumlu, sağlıklı bir yaşam istiyoruz.

Doğa Konuşmaları'nda bu hafta, doğanın acil ve yakıcı gündemine kültür - sanat çerçevesinde odaklanıyoruz. Araştırma ve Programlar Direktörü Fatma Çolakoğlu, "Bitkiler ve Bitkileri Sevenler için Sıcak Toprak Sesleri"ni, Programlar Sorumlusu Eylül Şenses ise "Havaya Dair" sergisini anlatıyor. - Bitkiler ve Bitkileri Sevenler için Sıcak Toprak Sesleri Adını elektronik müziğin öncülerinden Mort Garson'ın bitkilere ithaf ettiği Mother Earth's Plantasia (1976) albümünden alan Bitkiler ve Bitkileri Sevenler için Sıcak Toprak Sesleri, Salt Beyoğlu'ndaki Kış Bahçesi'nde art arda yer alacak bir dizi ses enstalasyonundan oluşuyor. Garson'ın, bitkilerin gelişiminde müzik ve ses dalgalarının etkisini irdeleyen The Secret Life of Plants [Bitkilerin Gizli Yaşamı] (1973) kitabından etkilenerek hazırladığı albüm, Los Angeles'taki Mother Earth isimli çiçek dükkânında “bitkilerin dinlemesi için” kaydedilir ve dükkândan çiçek alanlara hediye edilir. Sentezleyici ile elektronik sesleri yenilikçi biçimlerde kullanan bu çalışmadan esinlenen seri, Kış Bahçesi'ndeki bitkiler ile ses ve müzik üzerinden ilişki kuran üretimleri bir araya getiriyor. Bitkiler ve Bitkileri Sevenler için Sıcak Toprak Sesleri, L'Internationale‘nin Museum of the Commons [Müşterekler Müzesi] projesi kapsamında ve EK BİÇ YE İÇ desteğiyle gerçekleştirilmektedir. Mekâna özgü olarak kurgulanan enstalasyonlar, 5 Haziran 2024–6 Nisan 2025 tarihlerinde beş ayrı programda sunulacak. - Havaya Dair Milano merkezli disiplinlerarası tasarım stüdyosu 2050+ tarafından Salt Beyoğlu'ndaki Forum alanı için tasarlanan Havaya Dair, maddi, işitsel ve görsel deneyler aracılığıyla hava kirliliğinin toplumsal ve ekolojik boyutlarını odağına alıyor. Sergide, ziyaretçileri havanın maddeselliğiyle ilişki kurmaya teşvik eden bir dizi müdahale yer alıyor: Azot dioksit, ozon, karbon dioksit, partikül madde, kükürt dioksit dâhil olmak üzere havanın kimyasal bileşimini ortaya çıkaran ve her biri farklı zehirlilik derecelerine karşılık gelen bir renkle tasvir edilmiş; zehirliliğin farklı ölçeklerdeki yaygınlığını gösteren veri ve görüntülerin işlendiği perdeler, havadaki bu maddelerin etkileşiminin tetiklediği kimyasal reaksiyonlar sonucu ortaya çıkan koşulları duyumsanabilir kılan bir ses enstalasyonu ile İstanbul'un gökyüzünün, genellikle hareketsiz ve üç boyutlu nesneleri kaydetmek için kullanılan fotogrametri tekniğiyle hazırlanmış bir animasyonu. Böylece, yeryüzünü çevreleyen gaz hâlindeki görünmez maddelerin belgelenip cisimleştirilmesi amaçlanıyor. Havaya Dair, soluduğumuz havaya içkin karmaşıklıklara ilişkin anlayışımızı genişletmeye yönelik bir davet. Yalnızca havaya nüfuz eden ve hava yoluyla yayılan zehirliliği değil, bu zehirliliğin işaret ettiği karmaşık toplumsal ve politik sonuçları, yerel ve küresel izlekleri, gezegen ölçeğindeki inkâr edilemez bağıntıları da irdeliyor. Bir bölgedeki faaliyetlerin geniş çaplı etkiler yarattığı ortak bir alan olarak havayı odağına alan sergi, temiz ve solunabilir havanın müşterek ve evrensel bir hak olduğu bir dünya için kolektif eylemin gerekliliğini de gündeme getiriyor. 8 Mayıs-18 Ağustos tarihlerinde Salt Beyoğlu'ndaki Forum alanında ziyarete açık olacak sergi paralelindeki kamu programları saltonline.org ve Salt'ın sosyal medya kanallarında duyurulacak. - Meraklısı için: Bitkiler ve Bitkileri Sevenler için Sıcak Toprak Sesleri: saltonline.org/tr/2739/bitkiler-…prak-sesleri?home Havaya Dair: saltonline.org/tr/2725/sergi-havaya-dair?home - Neden Doğa Konuşmaları? #DoğaKonuşmaları cumartesi saat 19.30'da, pazar saat 10.30'da NTVRadyo'da. Merak ettiklerimizi, bilmemiz gerekenleri uzmanlara soruyor, yanıtları bulmayı, yeni ufuklar açmayı istiyoruz. Çünkü biz sürdürülebilir gelecek için, doğayla uyumlu, sağlıklı bir yaşam istiyoruz. bitkilervebitkilerisevenleriçinsıcaktoprakseslerihavayadairsaltbeyoğluçevredoğadoğayadair  

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! El verano ya asoma, en vísperas de San Isidro, y la Ganga se reúne con Anajú Bitxo y Tiralasbragas aka Tiralabasura en ausencia de Glenda, que está de baja por unas dolencias propias de su edad. Desde aquí le damos ánimos y deseamos una pronta recuperación. La conversación vaga por derroteros diversos, estrenamos el Rincón de Anajú Barriguitas, Tiralasbragas se atreve con su primer Plantasia, y en esta ocasión está más comedido que de costumbre, acobardado por el acoso indiscriminado a raíz de su última visita a los Estudios Romanones. En este caso la entradilla ha aparecido en mi disco duro, que lleva según parece, desde Agosto del 2022. Sospecho que no la hice yo, por lo que probablemente haya sido una aportación de un oyente de EPSA. Queda el crédito abierto para el que la hizo.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Podcast El Programa de Sita Abellán. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/30132

Les rapprochements entre la musique électronique et la nature sont nombreux. On y parle de cycles, de boucles, de débuts, de fins et d'une électricité libre et en mouvement. La musique modulaire a quelque chose d'organique. Tout comme le sauvage, elle échappe à tout contrôle. Les pionniers des sphères musicales électroniques ont pris l'habitude de multiplier les références biophiles à travers les noms d'albums (Environments, Earth to Infinity…), d'artistes (Biosphere, Monolake…),de morceaux, de labels… Jusqu'à aller explorer les relations inter-espèces en proposant des œuvres destinées à être écoutées par les plantes (l'album Mother Earth's Plantasia de Mort Garson en 1976). Des podcasts telles que Monochrome font également le lien entre ambient, dub techno et monde vivant non-humain jusqu'à se référer aux saisons dans la fréquence de diffusions de ses épisodes. Le collectif La botanique a quant à lui créé l'orgue végétal, véritable instrument pour faire chanter les plantes. Enfin, le Collectif Exocet explore des thématiques de l'univers marin. La musique électronique serait-elle une forme de reconnexion au vivant ? Réalisation Aurélien Frances - Silence Podcast Merci pour votre écoute Par Ouïe-Dire c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 22h à 23h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Par Ouïe-Dire sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/272 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Ce thème, écrit pour faire pousser les plantes puis enterré pendant des années, a repris racine grâce à une pub, ça s'arrose !

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Albertito sigue con tos, pero de forma heroica se incorpora a la reunión periódica invernal con la ganga, atravesando la neblina del Stilnox, en un alarde de compromiso y profesionalidad. Quién lo diría, viniendo todo de la boca amateur por excelencia del S.XXI y finales del XX! Esti nos comparte un episodio emocionante encaramada en la hiedra de Plantasia, y señala a Motxila 21 y su presencia en el Madcool 2024. Glenda, a pesar de tener que marcharse a trabajar nos acompaña hasta la llegada de Brays, que con las manos llenas de txikinuggies se da una vuelta por los Estudios Romanones y toma el relevo de la dueña de los estudios para conseguir, por fin, haber sustituido a todos los miembros de la Ganga de EPSA is Burning.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Podcast El Programa de Sita Abellán. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/30132

A look back on what you have been listening to in 2023 and what PJ & Jim have been listening to too. Shout out to Mort Garson and #Plantasia! If you like what you hear here, tune into Radio Nova for the cereal messers: PJ Gallagher and Jim McCabe's radio show, "Morning Glory", every weekday from 6-10am. The IMRO Radio Award-winning show features news, sport, weather, traffic and craic every day, as well as the most seriously addictive music in town! Thanks to www.insuremyvan.ie Here it across Ireland via the free Radio Nova app on Android & iphone, online at www.nova.ie, via the Irish Radio Player, via your smart speaker (“Play Radio Nova”) on 100.3 FM in Dublin and Meath, on 100.5 FM in Kildare, on 95.7 FM in Wicklow, on 100.1 FM in Ballbriggan and on Virgin Media TV 937.  #GloryDaze #MorningGlory #RadioNova #PJGallagher #JimMcCabe #SeriouslyAddictive 

Au programme de ce mercredi 8 novembre, dans la tranche information de So good Radio : des noms d'oiseaux, jugés racistes ou suprémacistes, modifiés par des ornithologues américains pour faire évoluer la mémoire collective; dans l'Ohio, le droit à l'avortement désormais inscrit dans la Constitution, et enfin, en France, les producteurs d'énergies fossiles excluent d'un nouveau label vert.En plus de votre fil info feel good, retrouvez L'appel du good de Marie, qui nous parle de l'association Toit à Moi, Le peigne dans l'maillot, la formule secrète pour s'endormir un peu moins con consacré à la bande-dessinée “Emotive, Voyages à bord du vaisseau mental” de Sandrine Martin; et enfin, la chanson qui va bien avec "Plantasia" de Mort Garson. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Easy listening studio maestro Mort Garson contributes to the healthy development of houseplants by composing an album solely on a Moog synthesizer for them to listen to.

Inspired by the 1976 electronic album for plants and plant people, the Empty Bottle is organizing a celebration of electronic music and plants at the Garfield Park Conservatory. Reset learns more about the two day event from Brent Heyl, an organizer of Plantasia, and musician Jonn Wallen.

Mluvíte na své pokojové rostliny, nebo jim dokonce pouštíte hudbu? Jestli nevíte, co by se jim líbilo, pusťte jim album Plantasia. V 70. letech vzniklo právě pro ně a dnes je kultovním dílem rané elektronické hudby. Poslechněte si reportáž Ladislava Nováka ze slovenského festivalu Pohoda.

Mluvíte na své pokojové rostliny, nebo jim dokonce pouštíte hudbu? Jestli nevíte, co by se jim líbilo, pusťte jim album Plantasia. V 70. letech vzniklo právě pro ně a dnes je kultovním dílem rané elektronické hudby. Poslechněte si reportáž Ladislava Nováka ze slovenského festivalu Pohoda.Všechny díly podcastu Zápisník zahraničních zpravodajů můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

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Board Boys cover seeds with crud and grow beautiful, life giving flora in Earth, a tasty lil jam by from Maxime Tardif. Also, Rob thinks Jane Lynch was on 3rd Rock from the Sun and Cam talks about his youth as a server and bartender for way too long. 0:00 Intro, E.V.A. - Jean Jacques Perrey 1:45 Who was on 3rd Rock from the Sun? 3:00 Many, many thoughts on waiting tables 11:30 Awkward Guests 14:15 Middle Earth Quest 16:00 Star Wars: Rivals 19:45 Akropolis 26:00 Distilled 33:00 Pirates of Maracaibo 47:00 Earth: Overview 50:15 Symphony for a Spider Plant - Mort Garson - Mother Earth's Plantasia (warm earth music for plants... and the people who love them) 51:30 Earth: Review 1:24:45 Earth: Verdict 1:34:00 Board Boys Bump: The Battle of Five Armies 1:38:30 Thank You, Patrons 1:41:00 Power Flower - Stevie Wonder - Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants

In a very electric Get Bakedthoven, Grace teaches us about Mort Garson's trippy album for plants, Plantasia! Later, Stephani laments about allergens in 60 Second Bong Box. ---- Our Slashtag.orgsies: ⁠www.stonerchickspodcast.com⁠ Become a Patron! ⁠patreon.com/stonerchicks⁠ Grace Penzell (⁠@savinggrapes⁠), Phoebe Richards (⁠@27phoebe27⁠), Kayla Teel (⁠@kayla_teel⁠), and Stephani Thompson (⁠@fannytragic⁠). Instagram: ⁠@stonerchickspodcast⁠ Twitter: ⁠@stonerchickspod⁠ Facebook: ⁠Stoner Chicks Podcast⁠ TikTok: ⁠@broccolibroads⁠ Email: stonerchickspodcast@gmail.com Snail Mail: PO Box 80586, Seattle, WA 98108 --- Edited by German at YPEditor.com; Theme Song by ⁠Jessica DiMari⁠; Cover Art by ⁠Ben Redder⁠, ⁠AJ Dent⁠, and Kayla Teel

La nuevas sección de #NidoGeneración Perlas Escondidas arrancó con Mother Earth's Plantasia, esta joya de Mort Garson: un álbum de música electrónica del compositor canadiense, publicado en 1976. El álbum contiene música realizada específicamente para ser escuchada por plantas y completamente grabado con sintetizador MOOG.

Since at least the 1970s, artists have composed music for plants. From Mort Garson's Plantasia to dublab's Plant Music compilation, albums recorded with nature in mind often intend to stimulate growth or simply entertain leafy creatures. This episode of Source Material, a documentary-style series, explores the symbiotic links between electronic music and house plants. Diving into the world of frequencies and root systems, RA's Martha Pazienti Caidan speaks to various experts to learn how nature responds to ambient tunes and synthesisers. Among them are biotherapeutic musician Imka, Joe Patitucci of PlantWave, an app that translates plants' biorhythms into music, sound artist Karine Bonneval and composer Erland Cooper. To discover how bass frequencies mimic bees and why festivals are adopting sonic soil pollution, listen to the episode.

i’ve got this week and then one more week on the kcsb programming schedule and then i’ll go back to just doing the podcast. it was very gracious of kcsb.org to allow me and other alumni programmers to come back remotely when the pandemic started but it looks like most folks are going back to in-person at this point. plus, maybe it will encourage me to check out kdvs.org and kdrt.org - the two community stations in davis. i think one of the important things about these stations is that they have limited syndicated programs and focus on locally made content. sooo, goodbye santa barbara, for real this time. love ya forever!DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Sister Mantos “Anoche Me Enamore” Songs in the Key of Destroy Capitalism04:08 Mort Garson “Symphony for a Spider Plant” Mother Earth’s Plantasia06:45 Jes Kramer “The Same” Jes Kramer10:14 Alice Skye “Friends with Feelings” Friends with Feelings14:26 Rat Paws “Bad Arcade” Let’s Cool17:01 Powerplant “Snake Eyes” People In The Sun19:11 Lushloss “Gutter” Asking22:34 Dustin Wong “spring / summer” seasons33:42 Homebody “Slow Design” Human Ecstasy35:18 MANEKA “Salty (feat. Alex Molini)” Is You Is36:54 Dave “Move It” Demo Tape38:53 Goon “Deny” Heaven is Humming41:07 Perhapsy “Baptism ‘89” THE45:56 Laura Barrett “Chidiya” Victory Garden50:12 Scorn Dog “TV BB” Spicy Boys50:55 Algebra II “Swim House” Why Would Anyone Think This Goes Here?54:34 Penelope Isles “Underwater Record Store” Until The Tide Creeps In

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Comment protéger la planète ? Dans notre émission nous répondrons à toute vos questions dans la joie et la bonne humeur : quiz et astuces écolos, compte rendu d’expériences scientifiques, lectures de L'homme qui plantait des arbres de Jean Giono, micro-trottoirs et propositions pour les présidentielles. Votez pour l’écologie avec le Club Radio Mercredi ! Les musiques de l’émission : Objectif Terre de Ridan Dixie de Harmonium Plantasia de Mort Garson

Ooh, what a joy it is to talk Thingies with Véronique Hyland, the fashion features director at Elle who coined the term millennial pink and has a brilliant new book, Dress Code: Unlocking Fashion from the New Look to Millennial Pink, that checks so many boxes for us. But first, can we discuss cooking motivation…or lack thereof?   A smattering of dinner-making inspo if you need some too: 1) Brothy soup recipes—vegetarian lemon rice soup, beans and greens soup with harissa, and Helen Rosner's Roberto specifically 2) The Magic of Tinned Fish: Elevate Your Cooking with Canned Anchovies, Sardines, Mackerel, Crab, and Other Amazing Seafood by Chris McDade 3) @glucosegoddess.   Véronique's Thingies, coming through! Joe Iconis & Family, beach noir films + TV shows (including but not limited to Inherent Vice, Night Moves, Cutter's Way, Veronica Mars, Terriers, and Moonlighting), and entertainment podcasts like I Saw What You Did, Junk Filter, and Nostalgia Trap. Key Twitter follows: @the_80s_man and this one account that recaps Paul Schrader's Facebook posts. Her music recs: atmospheric YouTube videos (see: Music in an Empty Mall) and Mother Earth's Plantasia. And when it comes to fashion, she needs you to know about Dauphinette by Olivia Cheng—amazing coats and other incredibleness also. You can find Véronique at @niquepeeks,  veroniquehyland.com, and, of course, in the pages of Dress Code: Unlocking Fashion from the New Look to Millennial Pink   Book events—something we love and have missed! See Véronique in conversation with Robin Givhan in D.C. on March 19 and chatting it up with Marisa Meltzer in NYC on March 25.   Share your Thingies at 833-632-5463, podcast@athingortwohq.com, or @athingortwohq.   Get all the recs, all the weeks with a Secret Menu membership!   Download the free Zocdoc app and book that doctor's appointment today. Feel oh-so-fresh with Native and get 20% off your first order with the code ATHINGORTWO. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

Episode 67 Music for Plants   Playlist In this episode, we feature electronic music created for, inspired by, or generated by plants. The following music was created as a stimulation for plant growth, sometimes based on the “latest” scientific data and in keeping with the artist's interpretation of that data. Or simply, inspired by plants but not actually based on any science whatsoever. Mort Garson, “Rhapsody in Green” from Mother Earth's Plantasia (1976 Homewood Records). Moog Modular Synthesizer, all compositions, and performances by Mort Garson. Produced at Garson's Patchcord Production in Hollywood. One of the last great Moog Modular Albums before the onset of polyphonic and computer-controlled synthesizers. The album had a very limited distribution upon release, only being available to people who bought a houseplant from a store called Mother Earth in Los Angeles or those who purchased a Simmons mattress from a Sears outlet, both of which came with the record. From the liner notes: “Full, warm, beautiful mood music especially composed to aid in the growing of your plants.” “It has been proven beyond any doubt that harmonic sound waves affect the growth, flowering and seed yield of plants.” (Dr. T. C. Singh, Dept. of Botany, Annamalai University, India)” Jerry Cammarata, “Opus 1000” from Plant Serenade (1975 Jerem). "A Collection Of Tonal Experience For Your Lawn, Vegetable Garden And Exotic Plants.” Electronic frequency tones to stimulate plant growth. Yes, this record was actually released. It shows a violin player and some house plants on the cover. But the sounds are purely electronic. Each of the seven tracks features a tone of a different frequency. That's it. It is apparently based on theories in the book The Secret Life of Plants (1973, Avon), for which a film was also made a couple of years later and inspired Stevie Wonder to create his more musical soundtrack of the same name (1979 Tamla). From the line notes: “You are encouraged to provide a program of good nutrition to your plants during your stimulation program with this album.” “Pure tones, particularly those in the higher range, have been more aggressively used in recent years to stimulate plant growth because they apparently change the physiological state of the plant and permit it to function in a accelerated manner.” Baroque Bouquet, “Moses on a Raft” from Plant Music (1976 Amherst Records). Music by Baroque Bouquet; produced by Tom Shannon, Tony Di Maria. This album refers to various academic studies linking music to plant growth, coming to the conclusion that music which departed from loud, percussive sounds and toward harmonic, uniformly structured forms, such as baroque music, was ideal for plants. From the liner notes: “Within the limitations we have described, it appears that growing plants respond both toward and away from contrasting sound energies introduced into their environments.” We know our music will stimulate a favorable response within your growing plants.” Vale of Pnath, “Heart of the Deep Forest” from Hymn of the Plants (1998 Self released). A self-released, single-sided cassette by American independent artist Dale Tomel. Burkard Schmidl, “Part 04,” “Part 05,” and “Part 06” from KlangGarten Vol. II (Music For Plants And Humans) (1993 Innovative Communication). Music for a special project commissioned by the IGA Expo 93 in Stuttgard, the international gardening exhibition. This was one of the tracks of music composed for the SoundGarden portion of the exhibit, presented using a 12-speaker system in a garden setting. This track is one of 16 released on an exhibition CD. Marco Madia, “Photosynthesis” from Music For Plants (2013 Dewtone Recordings). This Canadian release is by Italian electronic music producer Madia, based in Berlin since 2006. Modern Biology, “Swordfern in the Morning ((Raag Bhairavi)” from Plant Music Vol 1 (2021 Self-release). Modern Biology is a Vancouver based artist who bioelectricity, Indian raga, and analog synthesis. He says, “This is not science, this is art. I think of these pieces as sketches of some of the plants in my environment. All tracks were recorded live, in nature, in the northern Gulf Islands of British Columbia.” Joshua Bonnetta, “Cactus (Cactaceae Sp.)” from The Folklore of Plants Vol. 1 (2017 Folklore Tapes). A UK compilation of short compositions around local plants of the southwest region of the England. Researched and executed by 31x artists. This is one of them. Zoe Naylor, “Nettle (Urtica Dioica)” from The Folklore of Plants Vol. 1 (2017 Folklore Tapes). A UK compilation of short compositions around local plants of the southwest region of the England. Forty-page pamphlet included plant-lore and illustrations from artists and herbal medicine section by herbalist Zoe Naylor. Mary & David, “Rowan (Sorbus Aucuparia)” from The Folklore of Plants Vol. 1 (2017 Folklore Tapes). A UK compilation of short compositions around local plants of the southwest region of the England. Devon Folklore Tapes is an ongoing research, storytelling and musical project covering and soundtracking the folklore of the southwest county of Devon in volumes of tapes housed in bespoke books. Exploring mysteries, myths, legends, and strange phenomena of the old county. Mice Parade, “Guitars for Plants” from Obrigado Saudade (2004 FatCat Records). Performed and recorded by Adam Pierce. Paul Chihara, “Logs XVI” from Tree Music (1970 CRI). Bass, Bertram Turetzky; Moog Modular Synthesizer and Buchla Modular Synthesizer, composed by, Paul Chihara. Realized at the electronic music studios of UCLA. “Logs XVI was so named because it was the sixteenth “take” in the recording studio. Meaning that this is a real-time performance by Chihara using two famous modular synthesizers, the Moog and Buchla. Douglas Leedy was also recording in this studio around that time. The end of the previous work, “Driftwood,” is heard first before it blends into the electronics of “Logs XVI.” The piece uses bass previously recorded, remixed, and modulated using the synthesizers. Chihara was inspired by trees and made this homage to their lifecycle. The following music was generated by plants, using electronics, amplification, and audio processing. Plasma Palace, “Music of the Plants” (2013 Self Release). Created with a device called Bamboowhich is connects directly to a plant, perceiving its electromagnetic signals and translating it into musical harmonies. This recording was made with two Bamboo devices connected to house plants. I guess you'd call it a duet. Shane Mendonsa, “Lavender (Generative)” from Plant Music (2021 Digital release). “Lavender” is a Generative Music performance featuring a Lavandula angustifolia. The Plant is connected to the Eurorack modules and the Moog synthesizers through a biofeedback sensor which distributes the data from the plant to the instruments allowing the plant to the instruments. The pulsating Bass is a result of the Raw data output from the sensor that is modulating the Pulse width on the Moog Oscillators. More about Shane's plant music can be found on his website.   Background music: Jerry Baker, “House Plants” from Plants are Like People (1973 Lion Records). With the appearance of popular books around the subject of house plants, came the inevitable audio recordings to accompany them. This is a spoken word album by “America's Master Gardener.” Maria Sabína, Excerpt from the “Mushroom Ceremony Of The Mazatec Indians Of Mexico” (1957 Folkways). Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. For additional notes, please see my blog, Noise and Notations.

Arte, Naturaleza, Nuevos Medios, Resistencia y Compostaje.... de eso y más hablamos en este episodio con @DanKerenski (T) o @dankerenski (IG) en esta ocasión. Informes para los talleres próximos que Daniel impartirá, favor de escribir al correo disponible en danielescamilla.space o a danilo.kerenski@gmail.com. Nuestras redes, como siempre: @imperrfectas en IG y T Correo electrónico: imperrfectaspodcast@gmail.com Textos mencionados: La indiferencia ante la crisis de Pantelhó y Chenalhó, por Adriana Toledano: https://www.femfutura.org/indiferencia-ante-crisis-chenalho-y-pantelho/ Música de fondo: Plantasia, Mort Garson (1976)

#MortGarson #InterArma #DannyElfman Weekly Review Roundup (0:00:00) 1. Mort Garson - Mother Earth's Plantasia 1976 (0:00:34) 2. Inter Arma - Sulphur English 2019 (0:22:59) 3. Danny Elfman - Big Mess 2021 (0:53:15) This week we dive into the charming Moog-driven atmospheres of "Mother Earth's Plantasia" by Mort Garson, followed by the unparalleled scope of "Sulphur English" by Inter Arma, and bizarre brilliance of Danny Elfman's new album "Big Mess". Nina Saeidi from Lowen and Floyd Elphinstone discuss while Lowen guitarist Shem Lucas films. Serpent Temple: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/serpent_temple (https://www.instagram.com/serpent_temple) Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SerpentTemplePromo (https://www.facebook.com/SerpentTemplePromo) Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/serpent_temple​​ (https://www.twitter.com/serpent_temple​​) Mort Garson - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mort_Garson (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mort_Garson) Inter Arma - https://interarma.bandcamp.com (https://interarma.bandcamp.com) Danny Elfman - https://dannyelfman.bandcamp.com/album/big-mess (https://dannyelfman.bandcamp.com/album/big-mess) Nina's band, Lowen: Bandcamp - https://www.lowen.bandcamp.com​​ (https://www.lowen.bandcamp.com​​) Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lowen_band/​​ (https://www.instagram.com/lowen_band/​​) Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Lowenband​​ (https://www.facebook.com/Lowenband​​) This episode is also available in a video format on https://youtu.be/N-NP5oWgb8g (Youtube). The intro to the show is "A Crypt in the Stars" by Lowen.

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Au programme de l'émission du 30 juin 2021 : Pour notre dernière émission de la saison, nous vous invitons à découvrir l'œuvre de l'illustrateur tchèque Jiří Šalamoun, quasi inconnu en France mais très célèbre dans son pays. Ironique, mordante, joyeuse, son œuvre d'illustrateur, typographe, graphiste, affichiste et pour le cinéma – entre autres - est d'une étonnante diversité. Les éditions MeMo viennent de traduire et de publier une superbe monographie Jiří Šalamoun, possibles visions du monde, de Jan Rous, qui présente un nombre considérable de reproductions. On la découvre en compagnie Delphine Beccaria, à l'origine de cette publication en France. La nouveauté discographique - chronique de Véronique Soulé - c'est au début                    - Mouma'ngue, comptines et berceuses du Gabon, par Tita Nzebi, CD, ARB music, juin 2021 Entourée du guitariste Amen Viana et du percussionniste Emile Biayenda, la chanteuse interprète des comptines et chansons de son enfance. Un disque vif et joyeux, avec lequel le label continue son exploration musicale de la petite enfance dans les pays africains. Livres : l'illustrateur Jiří Šalamoun – interview de Delphine Beccaria  – c'est vers 08 mn                 L'illustrateur tchèque Jiří Šalamoun est quasi inconnu en France mais très célèbre dans son pays. Ironique, mordante, joyeuse, son œuvre d'illustrateur, typographe, graphiste, affichiste et pour le cinéma – entre autres - est d'une étonnante diversité. En France, on connait de lui ses seuls albums Médor le maxichien / Bravo Médor, traduits par la Joie de lire en 2013. Et pourtant, quelle œuvre foisonnante et d'une richesse incroyable ! Alors bravo aux éditions MeMo qui viennent de traduire et de publier une superbe monographie Jiří Šalamoun, possibles visions du monde  de Jan Rous (300 pages !) qui présente un nombre considérable de reproductions. On la découvre en compagnie de Delphine Beccaria, à l'origine de cette publication en France. Après avoir été longtemps libraire jeunesse à Paris, elle a été chargée pendant deux ans de la programmation culturelle et de la mission livre au centre culturel tchèque à Paris. C'est une passionnée d'illustrations jeunesse contemporaines et patrimoniales, avec un regard souvent porté vers l'Europe centrale en particulier la République tchèque. Striptique - chronique de Jean-Gabriel Farris- c'est vers 35 mn                 Jean-Gabriel Farris, libraire au Poisson Lune à Marseille, présente chaque mois un trio de bandes dessinées autour d'une thématique. Aujourd'hui : paysage d'enfance - La plaine du Kanto, dessiné par Kazuo Kamimura en 1976, édité en France par Kana, 2011, 3 tomes - Les grands espaces, de Catherine Meurisse, mise en couleurs par Isabelle Merlet, Dargaud, 2018 - Papa, Maman, Fiston / Maman amoureuse de tous les enfants, de Lucas Méthé, Actes Sud, 2019 et 2021 Pour regarder la vidéo Paysage, de Chloé Munich & Vincent Lalanne : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dro_xA5lufc Le mercredi c'est lecture ! – chronique de Augustine et Othilie – c'est vers 55 mn                 - Augustine et Othilie (13 et 12 ans) ont décidé de remplir nos valises d'été avec des romans qui les ont emballées. Seconde sélection : - Elle est le vent furieux, de Sophie Adriansen, Marie Alhinho, Marie Pavlenko, Coline Pierré, Cindy Van Wilder, Flore Vesco – Flammarion, 2021 - Combien de pas jusqu'à la lune, de Carole Trébor - Albin Michel jeunesse, 2019 - Monst'Hotel, de Carina Rozenfeld – Gulf stream, 2019 - Gardiens des cités perdues, de Shannon Messenger – PKJ, 2017 - Phobos, de Victor Dixen – PKJ, 2019 Grands livres pour petites personnes - chronique de Elsa Gounot - c'est vers 60 mn              -            - La colonie de vacances, de Fanny Dreyer, Albin Michel jeunesse, coll. Trapèze, 2021 « On suit le déroulé d'une semaine de colonie à la montagne développé en dix chapitres. Sont mis en avant les regards croisés de cinq enfants aux personnalités, âges et parcours différents, de la petite nouvelle qui fait sa première colonie aux habitués, de l'aventurière à l'artiste, entre autres, mais aussi les passages obligés et fondateurs de toute bonne colonie : le voyage en car et en chansons, la randonnée des plus grands ou la boum finale, notamment. » Lecture - par Lionel Chenail - c'est vers 65 mn            - La vraie vie – Adeline Dieudonné – L'Iconoclaste, On a écouté - Bane ba Ka'ngue – Tiza Nzebi - Mouma'ngue, comptines et berceuses du Gabon – CD, ARB Music, juin 2021 - Symphonie for a Spider Plant - Mort Garson – Mother Earth's Plantasia, 1976 - Tranquille – Tony Melvil et Usmar – Manque à l'appel – CD, 2019 - Mon nom est Charlie – Cyril Maguy – Les bedaines de coton – Le label dans la forêt, 2019   Nous vous souhaitons un bel été et vous disons : à la rentrée !  

#223 – The Downers crew reunite for a classic three-host episode. Can't picture a green apple in your head? Having trouble counting sheep? Is your spank bank more of a septic tank? Well, you might have APHANTASIA, the topic of this week's episode. Aphantasia is the inability to voluntarily create mental images in one's mind, and it's not to be confused with Mort Garson's seminal album PLANTASIA. Also, we talk about abolishing table service, and #downerslive. Plugs this week: Robe first robe (Kate) Albert Einstein (Hao) New Pokémon Snap (Kate) downersradio@gmail.com • /r/downersradio • @downersradio on instagram and twitter • https://hrf.org

Whilst working as a sales manager for an IT company, Cale Drouin bought a failing vegan grocery store and quickly watched as it turned around and grew on to its own two feet. Despite being only one decision, this career change led Cale on to a path within the plant-based space: from distribution, to consultation and currently to the role of co-founder of Australian vegan manufacturing company Cale & Daughters. With 10 years of success in the field, we chat with Cale about his early experiences and the role of failure in providing learning opportunities. We also discuss the importance of marketing to flexitarians, the visions behind sister brands Made with Plants and PlantAsia, partnering with large supermarkets and the personal side of running a business. Blog: Into the Aisles Website: Vegan Startup Brands: Made with Plants & PlantAsia Click here to subscribe on Android or Apple iTunes   Get in touch on socials @veganstartuppod or by email hello@veganstartuppod.com.

In which the Moog synthesizer and the "plant consciousness" movement of the 1970s produce a rare collector's item for lovers of weird music, and Ken refuses to buy his children reptiles. Certificate #27581.

A very personal episode on Body Hair, underarm, leg, facial and of course pubic hair, with fine artist and plant parent Quibby. We discuss our own experiences around the stigma of being a hairy woman. Answering questions like: Is it okay for your partner to request you shave? When did you start to shave and why? How is body hair radical? So if you don't want to hear the intimate facts about our intimates maybe tune out now. Sources: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2020/jan/29/i-feel-liberated-women-letting-body-hair-grow-for-januhairy https://www.sadanduseless.com/chest-hair/ Mother Earth's Plantasia by Mort Garson https://open.spotify.com/album/4Pj4zPHuEUPtfacdeTlqUG?si=Y3GW5xyeTRyQbRxA_o046g The Last Taboo: Women and Body Hair by Karin Lesnik-Oberstein (2011) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyWel_sm02M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lU_4vk8WyaE

Aujourd'hui dans La Potion, une créature à six têtes : l'Impératrice !Trois ans après Mata Hari, l'Impératrice est de retour ces jours-ci avec un nouvel album, Tako Tsubo, c'est-à-dire le syndrome du cœur brisé en japonais, une expression qui décrit un cœur prêt à exploser lorsqu'il est soumis à des émotions trop intenses. Des émotions fortes aux couleurs pop, disco, funk ou rn'b, des petites histoires et des grandes aventures, c'est exactement ce qui vous attend avec ce nouvel album, à l'image de Peur des Filles en playlist sur Nova. Pour La Potion, Flore Benguigui et Charles de Boisseguin de l'Impératrice convoquent quelques-unes de leurs inspirations mystiques, d'Ella Fitzgerald à Plantasia de Mort Garson ou au bleu de Klein, avant d'entreprendre un débat sur la figure de la méchante sorcière... Déconstruction dans La Potion. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Well if it isn't the chuckle boys back for another week.Chris listens to 'Plantasia' the album which purportedly helps plants grow. Stu has to read the 'Woman's Day' magazine and is very unhappy about it, and Davey tries to get a coherent conversation out of Jesus Bot and after getting fed up moves onto an old friend.... Is that you, Raymond?Thanks to Apex Bloom for the use of our theme song 'Roll'Donate to the poolboys (and get a mug!) here: www.patreon.com/thepoolboys Follow us on all social media: @poolboyscomedy

Way back in 1976, Moog synthesizer pioneer, Mort Garson released a record that would later garner a tremendous cult following. It's an album composed specifically for plants to listen to, and at the time was given away free with mattress purchases. Thankfully re-issued in 2019, Mother Earth's Plantasia is warm earth music for plants… and the people that love them. TRACKS PLAYED: ‘Plantasia' ‘Symphony for a Spider Plant' ‘Baby's Tears Blue' ‘Ode to an African Violet' ‘Concerto for Philondendron & Pothos' ‘Rhapsody in Green' ‘The Wozard of Iz [The Avalanches]' ‘Swingin' Spathiphyllums' ‘You Don't Have to Walk a Begonia' ‘A Mellow Mood for Maidenhair' ‘Music to Soothe the Savage Snake Plant'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O novo vídeo do canal é do Ormando zhiOmn, de Colatina, Espírito Santo. Ele fala sobre um álbum de prog bastante obscuro, num vídeo bem massa! Sejam bem-vind@s ao Canal/Podcast QUER QUE EU RESENHE? e esperamos que vocês gostem.

À Paris, ce musicien de pop funambulesque propose de « contrebalancer les émissions excessives de CO2 » par la transformation savante d'humains en végétaux. Ça vous branche ? Quelle plante êtes-vous ?Ses racines furent longtemps plantées dans la serre du label Tricatel, pour lequel, en tant que chef de projet, il accompagna la floraison des derniers disques de Catastrophe ou de Chassol, aux luxuriantes arborescences. Parfois, Charles Dollé remixait leurs morceaux ou ceux du taulier, Bertrand Burgalat, sous le pseudo discret de « Cvd ». Lors du premier confinement, on le vit se cacher, dans un clip, derrière une plante d'appartement et un masque de Benoît Hamon, pour une reprise aérienne de l'hymne anti-productivité de Philippe Katerine, La Banane.Puis cette jeune pousse de 28 ans se remit, en janvier, à titiller nos feuilles de chou. Funambule, son premier single, marche le fil d'une pop tendue entre Beck et Daho, cherchant à équilibrer la légèreté du propos et le soin apporté aux arrangements ainsi qu'aux harmonies vocales. Cet « archipel abandonné » annonce bien entendu un mini-album de sept morceaux franco-anglais à paraître au printemps sur le label Menace, Imago, dont le titre renvoie « à la phase finale de la métamorphose chez certains insectes, notamment les papillons, quand apparaissent les ailes et l'appareil reproductif ». Nous avons du pot : il y sera question d'un « pays de velours », de la suite d'une ritournelle de MGMT, ou de l'épineuse question du téléphone qui sonne au cinéma (quand nous allions au cinéma, souvenez-vous).Sur le pont de L'Arche de Nova, Charles Dollé rêve encore de transformations. Comme dans le roman Les Métamorphoses de Camille Brunel (éditions Alma, lauréat 2020 du Prix de la Page 111) qui observe les humains se changer, malgré eux, en animaux, le musicien parigot imagine que l'invraisemblable milliardaire aux visées transhumanistes, Elon Musk, développera d'ici 2052 « un amour tout particulier pour les plantes, plutôt que chercher à ne faire qu'un avec les machines ». « Finies les puces qui permettraient de télécharger tout internet en quatre secondes sept : grâce à la simple injection d'une graine de palmier norvégien (…), le sujet évoluera vers le végétal « qui correspond le plus à sa personnalité ». En résultera une société plus silencieuse, où ces belles plantes humaines auront fonction d'absorber nos émissions excessives d'oxyde de carbone, rythmées par les douceurs splendides de l'album Mother Earth's Plantasia (1976) du Canadien Mort Garson qui, ressuscité, régnera en maître sur la planète, avec son Moog et ses ficus.Pour voir le clip de Funambule, c'est ici : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVIrujPQmUU&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=CharlesDolleVEVORéalisation : Mathieu Boudon.Image : Les Gardiens de la Galaxie 2, de James Gunn (2017). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Blynd Submyshynz is a podcast from the wild minds of Jeff Wilson (KOOK, Glory or Death Records, Heavy San Jose) and JD Norton (Heavy San Jose). Our goal is to expose you to new music in the DIY scene, and hang out with musicians we know or want to know better. Every week we'll take submissions from any band who finds our email address (blyndsub@gmail.com)...listen to them for the first time with our special guest and give honest reactions, and talk about things affecting DIY musicians around the globe.We come in hot with drinks and ice clinking ASMR, and talk to Amy about teaching piano, jamming at home, coming up as a classical pianist, and her old punk band that played the Warped tour (while she was 8.5 months pregnant).The merch table was busy this week, covering Haunt, Zeal & Ardor, Mastodon, and a new pedal that Amy's husband Jon gifted her.We shout out to Bizarre Albums and Tony Thaxton for covering Plantasia. Of course we had to sample some of Mort’s other music, including Cathedral of Pleasure, from his album Music for Sensuous Lovers.We then talk about Year of the Cobra’s latest release, a cover of Black Sabbath’s Planet Caravan on the Magnetic Eye Records Black Sabbath tribute release. Amy then spills the beans that they recorded a track for a Blue Oyster Cult cover project that was started by the late Steve Hanford (rest in peace Thee Slayer Hippy), and is being completed by Steve’s partner Ian Watts and put out on Ripple Music.We spend a few minutes talking about what a cool and weird lineup their label Prophecy Productions has. Also...Jadd Shickler...come on baby...be our guest! And stick around after we wrap up, because we dropped the full version of their cover of Planet Caravan at the end! And maybe we got a little political at the end.Amy’s Favorite hometown band (Anal Mucus)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgBctnqOEMoYear of the Cobra Bandcamphttps://yearofthecobra.bandcamp.com/Prophecy Productionshttps://en.prophecy.de/MER Black Sabbath recordhttps://store.merhq.com/album/best-of-black-sabbathAnd the main event....this week's music!Infinite Shrug - Ones & Zeros all over the placehttps://infiniteshrug.bandcamp.com/album/infinite-shrug-epSlashers - Slashershttps://slashers.bandcamp.com/album/slashers-2Robert Glasper - Trade in Bars Yohttps://robertglasper.bandcamp.com/album/fuck-yo-feelingsThrash Armstrong - Glass Knuckles https://thrasharmstrong.bandcamp.com/Revan - Tyrant of Boneshttps://revan.bandcamp.com/Mort Garson - Rhapsody in Greenhttps://mortgarson.bandcamp.com/album/mother-earths-plantasiaBands! Submit one song (preferably from Bandcamp) to blyndsub@gmail.com and we'll try to cover it on another episode. Find us on social media @blyndsubmyshynz. If you like the podcast, subscribe, share it with your friend, or head over to our to watch the video version!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi_8QVmx1ggBQHGKln88UNwTheme song by Francis Anger RobertsLogo by Nick Fox

Aujourd'hui dans La Potion, je vous propose de rendre hommage à une œuvre conçue exprès pour prendre soin des plantes, une œuvre aussi culte qu'underground : Plantasia de Mort Garson, soit de la “musique chaleureuse pour les plantes… et les gens qui les aiment”. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Big week this week, buddies. Join in as two dear old friends of the show, Josh and Max from Hand Practices, hang out to celebrate the release of their new magnum opus, Magnum Dopus. Seriously. That’s what it’s called. And it slays.Hunker down as the dudes walk us through their musical backgrounds, sharing stories about their histories, bands, and even some recording tips for handclaps and snare drums. If you’ve ever wondered about that “shitty shitty practice space that Henry is trashing all the time” well this might be the episode for you. As if that weren’t enough, we’ve even got one-sided Twitter feuds with Mark McGrath AND Hank’s plea to reform their old band, The Sacred Robe of the Ancient Psychedelic Monks. This is some can’t miss business.Also discussed: the DiscoDSP Oberheim OB-X plugin, Generation Axe covering Bohemian Rhapsody with Brian May, Frank Sinatra, The Cardiacs, and Mort Garson’s Plantasia.Ted Nugent is a p***y.

A wise man once said, “Live every week as if it’s Shark Week.” (Thank you, Tracy Jordan.) That’s right, Michelle and Kim are talking fictional sharks, sharks, and more sharks with real-life crush, Greg Smith (Upright Citizens Brigade, DopeTown 3000, Quick and Funny Musicals)! And yes, you’re gonna need a bigger boat. Who we're crushing on this week: Dory Sief (Search Party), Madeline Ashton and Helen Sharp (Death Becomes Her), Ned Plimpton (The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou) and of course, THE Shark of all time (Jaws) Shout out to Mort Garson's Plantasia album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZkR3PyHTs0 This week’s small business shout-out: Bloom & Plume Coffee (Los Angeles) bloomandplumecoffee.com/

El trabajo de Luis Alfonso Villalobos (Guadalajara 1976) parte de la pintura como soporte, pero rebasa las cualidades del medio para pensarla en términos tanto conceptuales como materiales y extenderla a la producción de collage, escultura e instalación. Además de las composiciones que combinan figuras, contextos y campos de color en formatos bidimensionales, Villalobos está interesado en los usos materiales de la pintura, reconociéndolos como objetos en sí mismos. Entendiendo la pintura como “una máquina de habitar”, su obra presenta referencias a la arquitectura modernista, escenarios donde los elementos naturales cobran su lugar en la civilización y revisiones a la historia del arte, incluyendo notas sobre el readymade, comics y diseño.  De esta manera, su trabajo implica la conceptualización de modos arquitectónicos –maquetas, modelos, planos– materializados a través del lenguaje y elementos pictóricos. Sus exposiciones mas recientes incluyen: "Una silla que vuela" Rincon projects, Bogotá, Colombia;  “Ave peregrina” (MAZ, Museo de Arte de Zapopan, Zapopan Jalisco, Mexico. “Today's norms are tomorrows luxuries” (SMOCA, Scottsdale museum of Contemporary Art, Scottsdale Arizona. “Esox lucius” Cuadro 22 (Chur Suiza); “Y esa noche creció un bosque” Exconvento del Carmen (Guadalajara México); En hombros de gigantes (Exposición colectiva Museo Experimental El Eco 2014). Vive y trabaja en Guadalajara Tracklisting: 1. Michael Prime - El sonido de los hongos Shitake (Pulsos Bioeléctricos) / Alex Mincek - Oxblood Becomes Orchid 2. Luis Alfonso Villalobos - Registro de demolición de un muro / Witold Lutoslawski - Musique funébre - I. Prologue 3. Merlin Sheldrake - Sonido de hongo micelio digiriendo un libro / Mort Garson - Swingin' Spathiphyllums (Mother Earth's Plantasia) 4. Charles M. Bogart - Sounds of North American Frogs, The biological significance of voice in frogs / Olivier Messiaen - Quatuor pour la fin du temps, I/22: III. Abîme des oiseaux. 5. Guillermo Egli - Andean Condor (Condor Andino, Vultur Gryphus) / Michael Prime - The sound of the Peyote / Basil Kirchin - Sketch No. 2 Dominio Público es un programa conducido por Mónica Ashida y producido por Norberto Miranda en Guadalajara, Jalisco, México con el apoyo de PAC SITAC #apoyosPAC y Transmitido por Jalisco Radio. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dominiopublico/message

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′14″ Sun by Mndsgn on Forever In Your Sun - EP (Leaving) 7′40″ Azon De Ma by Skinshape on Umoja (Lewis) 10′23″ Lone by SwuM & Wun Two on Sail - EP (Self-Released) 13′3″ Aquarium Nightclub by Space Ghost on Aquarium Nightclub (Tartelet) 15′52″ thy by vhvl on myrrh (Self-Released) 18′30″ Slow Dance by Beverly Glenn-Copeland on Keyboard Fantasies (Transgressive) 29′16″ 2166 by Trevor Powers on Capricorn (Fat Possum) 32′47″ Plantasia by Mort Garson on Mother Earth's Plantasia (Sacred Bones) 35′44″ Double Astral Move by Rejoicer on Energy Dreams (Stones Throw) 39′4″ Talamak (Instrumental) by Toro y Moi on Causers of This (Instrumentals) (Company Studio) 43′34″ Rain 3 by Shinichi Atobe on Yes (DDS) 50′11″ Deep Sea Exploration by Well Being on Pleasure Garden (100% Silk) 54′2″ pretend we're okay by dj poolboi on it's good to hear your voice (Majestic Casual) 57′11″ Swerl by Chekov on Aerated - EP (Peach Discs) 62′52″ Korok Shuffle by Joe Hertz on Current Blues (AWAL) 69′23″ Twinkle Twinkle by Tom Misch on Twinkle Twinkle - Single (Self-Released) 73′20″ Do The Astral Plane by Flying Lotus on Cosmogramma (Warp) 77′9″ Comet Tail by Kareem Ali on Black Science (890243 Records DK ) 82′52″ Everything Is Inside Out by Pearson Sound on Alien Mode EP (Hessle Audio) 87′9″ Pandora's Box by Earth Trax on LP1 (Shall Not Fade LTD) 91′53″ Exostack by Space Dimension Controller on Exostack - EP (R&S) 101′57″ Dire Hit by Yak on Dire Hit EP (Thirty Twenty Four Music LLC ) 108′16″ boy is mine edit by FAUZIA on once upon a production mix (self-released) 110′0″ Emotional Melodical by India Jordan on For You (Local Action) 113′35″ Digital Tsunami by Drexciya on Harnessed the Storm (Tresor) 116′3″ The Way You Feel by Lone x KETTAMA on Lone x KETTAMA - Single (R&S) The next Music Ninja Radio is on Friday, September 4th at 4:00 pm. Check out the full archives on the website.

Cinquième épisode ! Et ce coup-ci, cette émission vous emmène vers les territoires les plus électroniques de la musique. Entre sonorités spatiales, jardinage, astrologie et jeux vidéo, focus sur la carrière atypique du canadien Mort Garson. Sortez vos arrosoirs, vos cisailles, vos serfouettes et vos gants, aujourd'hui, c'est Mother Earth's Plantasia, un album de 1976. Titres diffusés durant l'émission : Baby's Tears Blues - Mort Garson Our Day Will Come - Ruby & the Romantics Let The Sunshine In - Mort Garson Rhapsody In Green - Mort Garson Symphony For A Spider Plant - Mort Garson Ode To An African Violet - Mort Garson La Berceuse De Zelda - Koji Kondo Concerto For Philodendron & Pothos - Mort Garson Plantasia - Mort Garson Le Twitter de l'émissionLe Twitter de Fox

In the last of the episodes recorded pre-pandemic, we welcome Kelli Schaefer in to the studio to talk about her process and share a song based on the prompt "botanical". Plus, 5 facts about trees, Mort Garson's Plantasia, and Walker's mom.

Best wishes to everyone! Here is a little plantastic escapism to entertain you. [We recorded this episode on 2/28 and added a little corona check-in intro on 3/21. Episode begins around 4:19.] Can plants “hear” music? What would plant-generated music sound like? On this episode, Leah and Colleen attend “The Secret Song of Plants,” the release party for an album of the same name by music therapist Andrea Cortez. Accompanying Andrea is cellist Henna Chou and… a pothos ivy?!?!  Join us as we dive deep into the world of plant music, plant sentience, and philosophy, from the Plant Wave, to The Secret Life of Plants, to Mort Garson’s “Plantasia,” and beyond.  Watch the Secret Life of Plants documentary here. More info at our website: www.horticulturati.com. Email us at info@horticulturati.com. Our theme song is “Plants” by The Horticulturati House Band.  Also mentioned in this episode:   “Inside the Spiritual World of Plant Based Instruments” (Vice magazine, 2016); “Data Garden Quartet” at Philadelphia Museum of Art (2012); Multiple intelligences; “Rock or Bach an Issue to Plants, Singer Says” (New York Times, 1971); In Search of … Other Voices with Leonard Nimoy (TV series, 1977) PS. In our research, we found several great podcast episodes on the topic of plants and music and tried not to rehash too much territory. Highly recommend you check out: “Smarty Plants” (Radiolab, 2018); “Plants That Sing” (Twenty Thousand Hertz, 2019); “The Secret Life of Plants” (The Organist, 2018), “Are Plants Listening?” (Sound Meditation Radio, 2020).

Best wishes to everyone! Here is a little plantastic escapism to entertain you. [We recorded this episode on 2/28 and added a little corona check-in intro on 3/21. Episode begins around 4:19.] Can plants “hear” music? What would plant-generated music sound like? On this episode, Leah and Colleen attend “The Secret Song of Plants,” the release party for an album of the same name by music therapist Andrea Cortez. Accompanying Andrea is cellist Henna Chou and… a pothos ivy?!?!  Join us as we dive deep into the world of plant music, plant sentience, and philosophy, from the Plant Wave, to The Secret Life of Plants, to Mort Garson’s “Plantasia,” and beyond.  Watch the Secret Life of Plants documentary here. More info at our website: www.horticulturati.com. Email us at info@horticulturati.com. Our theme song is “Plants” by The Horticulturati House Band.  Also mentioned in this episode:   “Inside the Spiritual World of Plant Based Instruments” (Vice magazine, 2016); “Data Garden Quartet” at Philadelphia Museum of Art (2012); Multiple intelligences; “Rock or Bach an Issue to Plants, Singer Says” (New York Times, 1971); In Search of … Other Voices with Leonard Nimoy (TV series, 1977) PS. In our research, we found several great podcast episodes on the topic of plants and music and tried not to rehash too much territory. Highly recommend you check out: “Smarty Plants” (Radiolab, 2018); “Plants That Sing” (Twenty Thousand Hertz, 2019); “The Secret Life of Plants” (The Organist, 2018), “Are Plants Listening?” (Sound Meditation Radio, 2020).

A former writer for Gilligan’s Island named Joel Rapp, his wife Lynn Rapp, and a synthesizer pioneer named Mort Garson team up to release an album of music…for plants. This is the story of Mother Earth’s Plantasia from 1976. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bizarrealbums/support

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Mix musical d'une durée de 90 minutes, sans thème, juste du bon stock. Comme l'équipe est bien occupée cette semaine, on vous propose une incursion dans la bibliothèque musicale d'Eloïse, à défaut de vous offrir une émission moyen intelligente. Bonne écoute! Sexopolis / Jean-Pierre Mirouze / Bande originale du film Le Mariage Collectif / 1971 (France) Space Talk / Asha Puthli / The Devil is Loose / 1976 (Inde) Shadows From Nowhere / Blue Gas / Shadows From Nowhere / 1983 (Italie) Miss Modular / Stereolab / Dots And Loops / 1997 (UK) Mary's Theme / Stelvio Cipriani / Bande originale du film Femina Ridens / 1970 (Italie) Oh Honey / Delegation / Oh Honey Single / 1978 (UK) Aimer D'amour / Boule Noire / Aimer D'amour / 1978 (Québec) Half Forgotten Daydreams / John Cameron & Keith Mansfield / Voices in Harmony / 1973 (UK) Ein Jahr (Es Geht Voran) / Fehlfarben / Monarchie Und Alltag / 1980 (Allemagne) Wordy Rappinghood / Tom Tom Club / Wordy Rappinghood / 1981 / (USA) Quips And Cranks / C.M. Cordio & F. Vinciguerra / Quips And Cranks / 1980 (Italie) Je reviens / Gilles Rivard / En Couleurs / 1981 (Québec) Il pleut / Brigitte Fontaine / Brigitte Fontaine Est... Folle / 1968 (France) Prélude à Go Round / Cortex / Troupeau Bleu / 1975 (France) Palco / Gilberto Gil / Palco Single / 1981 / (Brésil) Les Jardins du Luxembourg / Joe Dassin / Les Jardins du Luxembourg / 1976 (France) Mélodie Interdite / Jane Birkin / Ex Fan des Sixties / 1978 (France) Land of Passion / Hubert Laws / Land of Passion / 1979 (USA) Thème Maria / Charles Dumont / Bande originale du film Trafic / 1971 (France) Toujours à recommencer / Toulouse / Toulouse / 1976 (Québec) White Gloves / Khruangbin / The Universe Smiles Upon Us / 2015 (USA) Summer Madness* / Kool & The Gang / Light of Wolrds / 1974 (USA) Swingin' Spathiphyllums / Mort Garson / Mother Earth's Plantasia / 1976 (Nouveau-Brunswick)   Fun fact : Summer Madness a été samplée par plus de 145 artistes différents. Chiffres datant de 2018.

Au programme ce mercredi ! Un bégonia, un cactus, un papyrus, une misère… ce sont des plantes. Et saviez-vous qu’elles apprécient la musique et que ça les aide même à bien pousser ?Dans ce Mercredi ! écoutons la musique composée spécialement pour elles : l’album Plantasia (Mort Garson le compositeur).Puis Frédérique, notre invité, lui produit des sons avec les plantes. Mais comment ça marche ?Écoutez l’émission et faites-la écouter à vos plantes ! Les musiques de l’émission :Plantasia – Plantasia (Mort Garson)Swingin’ Spathiphyllm - Plantasia (Mort Garson)You don’t have to walk a begonia - Plantasia (Mort Garson)Luxuriance – de la musique et des secrets pour enchanter vos plantes (Roger Roger) Crédit photo :Pochette de vinyle Plantasia de Mort Garson

Conversamos de los nuestras estadísticas en Spotify, nueva música de MGMT, el álbum "Mother Earth's Plantasia" de Mort Garson, KAYTRANADA y sobre la recomendación que nos dieron de Andy Shauf. Canción Intro: Beastie Boys - The Sounds Of Science Canción Outro: Kurt Vile - Jesus Fever ¡Escríbenos y recomiéndanos qué álbum deberíamos escuchar o qué temas para conversar! Correo electrónico: info@discodevinyl.com Twitter: Julián Vanegas @JulianMVF @BeeVinylPodcast Recuerda darnos review en la plataforma de la que nos estés escuchando, ¡nos ayudarías muchísimo! Ya tenemos Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/BeeVinylPodcast cualquier apoyo cuenta :)

Theo returns from Hawaii and the culture corner welcomes comedian Shapel Lacey. The gang talks Theo picking up hitchhikers, Mountain Drunks, Crash Cab'n, Cheer Bodies, Super Nintendo vs Sega Genesis, Badge Bunnies, Salmon Sosa, Dwight Howard University, is Lester Holt white? And much more.1. Manscaped - https://manscaped.com/ offer code: KATS2. Policy Genius3. Shipstation - https://shipstation.com/ offer code: KATS4. Postmates - Download Postmates offer code: KATS2019See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Theo returns from Hawaii and the culture corner welcomes comedian Shapel Lacey. The gang talks Theo picking up hitchhikers, Mountain Drunks, Crash Cab'n, Cheer Bodies, Super Nintendo vs Sega Genesis, Badge Bunnies, Salmon Sosa, Dwight Howard University, is Lester Holt white? And much more.1. Manscaped - https://manscaped.com/ offer code: KATS2. Policy Genius3. Shipstation - https://shipstation.com/ offer code: KATS4. Postmates - Download Postmates offer code: KATS2019

Tinou nimmt uns mit in die Welt von Plantasia, einem Album mit Geräuschen, die wissenschaftlich darauf optimiert sind, Pflanzen beim Wachstum zu helfen. Danach flashen uns viele neue Tracks aus der unbändigen Welt des Synthwave.  

Welcome to yet another bumper episode of Get Around To It: the podcast for people who are always trying to get around to watching that show, reading that book, or going to that film. This month friends and journalists Aoife Barry and Lauren Murphy chat about what they got around to in August: Film: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, Never Grow Old TV: Aisling Bea's 'This Way Up', Kathy Burke's 'All Woman' Music: Michael O'Shea and Plantasia Books: Dolly Alderton and Yoko Ogawa And in our recommendations for September we tell you about: Film: Extra Ordinary, Fleabag live Music: Girl Band Theatre: My Dad's Blind What have you got around to recently? Tweet us at @getaroundtoit_ or email us at getaroundtoit@gmail.com

Natasha Khan, AKA Bat For Lashes, talks us through her dreamy, LA-inflected new album, ‘Lost Girls’. Plus: we meet Tiffany Francis-Baker, whose new book, ‘Dark Skies’, explores humanity’s complicated and mystical relationship with the night, and we get a special report on composer Mort Garson’s cult classic album for plants, ‘Plantasia’.

CRUDITÉ II: Hummus Chef Select & Plantasia by Radio Crudité

Alþjóðlegur dagur bókarinnar er í dag, 23. apríl. Honum er fagnað um veröld víða en hvergi kannski eins og í Katalóníu þar sem dagurinn er einnig bæði þjóðhátíðardagur og dagur elskenda. Brynhildur Björnsdóttir, bókaunnandi, var á Sant Jordi í Katalóníu fyrir nákvæmlega ári síðan og segir frá í Lestinni í dag. Á sumarsólstöðum 2019 kemur út plata fyrir plöntur. Um er að ræða endurútgáfu verksins Mother Earth's Plantasia eftir kanadíska tónlistarmanninn Mort Garson, sem kom fyrst út árið 1976. Að gefnu tilefni fjallar Tómas Ævar Ólafsson um plötuna sem samin er sérstaklega fyrir plöntur og fólkið sem ann þeim. Einnig verður í Lestinni í dag sagt frá endurminningum bandaríska tónlistarmannsins Prince sem kemur út hjá útgáfufyrirtækinu Random House síðar á þessu ári, en frá þessu var greint í gær. Bókin nefnist The Beautiful Ones og er sögð einstaklega persónuleg. Og Halldór Armand Ásgeirsson rithöfundur flytur pistil í Lestinni á þriðjudegi og fjallar í dag um endurminninguna.

Plantasia guitarist Andrew Palomino comes by to talk about nose beers, anime, and jammin'! http://www.instagram.com/plantasiaband http://www.instagram.com/thepsychicwave YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/c/psychicwve

From working together in the restaurant scene—long before Richmond was even a blip on the national food radar—to learning the ins and outs of growing food from seed up at a Northern farm, Melissa and Frayser Micou have had quite a journey to their current oasis in the city, Pomona Plants and Coffee. These past adventures inform their plant shop-cum-soda fountain-cum-coffee salon and make it one of the most thoughtfully curated spots in the city to chill. Pop in, pick a plant friend, order a beverage and a bite and feel the calming plant vibes wash over you. Trust us, it’s a lovely place to linger. Mentioned in this episode: Pomona Plants & Coffee Instagram Thicket Design Bamboo Cafe Follow Us: Richmond Famous Richmond Famous on Instagram Subscribe on Apple Podcasts

We’re back! . . . And a few days late. Chad explains why on the podcast itself, but suffice it to say that last week was a bit, um, stressful. But Brian and Chad finally got together to talk about Antoine Volodine in general, post-exoticism, Brian Evenson’s introduction to Radiant Terminus, similarities between Evenson’s writing and Volodine’s, this season's game (SEND US YOUR DREAMS!), Volodine's essay in The New Inquiry, and much more. As always, you can watch these episodes live on our YouTube channel the day before they’re released in podcast form. The next episode will be recorded live on Wednesday, January 30th at 11am Eastern. You can also get 30% off Radiant Terminus, or any other Volodine book, by using the code VOLODINE at checkout from the Open Letter website. (Offer is only good until midnight Eastern on 1/31.) Feel free to comment on this episode—or on the book in general—either on this post, or at the official GoodReads Group. Follow Open Letter, Chad Post, and Brian Wood for more thoughts on Pessoa and literature in general, and for information about upcoming guests. You can find all the Two Month Review posts by clicking here. And be sure to leave us a review on iTunes. It really helps people to discover the podcast. This season's music is all from Mother Earth's Plantasia by Mort Garson, which is Moog music for plants. This week you can hear the opening track from the album, "Plantasia."

We’re back! . . . And a few days late. Chad explains why on the podcast itself, but suffice it to say that last week was a bit, um, stressful. But Brian and Chad finally got together to talk about Antoine Volodine in general, post-exoticism, Brian Evenson’s introduction to Radiant Terminus, similarities between Evenson’s writing and Volodine’s, this season's game (SEND US YOUR DREAMS!), Volodine's essay in The New Inquiry, and much more. As always, you can watch these episodes live on our YouTube channel the day before they’re released in podcast form. The next episode will be recorded live on Wednesday, January 30th at 11am Eastern. You can also get 30% off Radiant Terminus, or any other Volodine book, by using the code VOLODINE at checkout from the Open Letter website. (Offer is only good until midnight Eastern on 1/31.) Feel free to comment on this episode—or on the book in general—either on this post, or at the official GoodReads Group. Follow Open Letter, Chad Post, and Brian Wood for more thoughts on Pessoa and literature in general, and for information about upcoming guests. You can find all the Two Month Review posts by clicking here. And be sure to leave us a review on iTunes. It really helps people to discover the podcast. This season's music is all from Mother Earth's Plantasia by Mort Garson, which is Moog music for plants. This week you can hear the opening track from the album, "Plantasia." 

Plantasia talks about inviting me to play triangle in their band, the wonders of Joshua Tree, who has the biggest dick in the band, and much more! http://www.instagram.com/plantasiaband http://www.instagram.com/thepsychicwave http://www.instagram.com/andrewsanyshyn

At the height of the New Age movement, there was a lot of music for plants, but there was only one Plantasia.  On this episode, we look at how a 1973 New York Times bestselling book of controversial experiments on plants inspired generations of artists to try to communicate with plants through sound. We hear about what it was like to grow up with pioneering electronic musician Mort Garson, whose early synthesizer album Plantasia went from being a free gift with a mattress purchase from Sears to a $150 dollar used CD on Amazon.    Listen to Plant Material from houseplant enthusiast Castle If. Watch Amanda White's video of a plant next to a window, listening to a radio show made by the plants outside.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, we offer you Dana Janssen, who , with the help of Akron/Family, shook up the Indie Rock scene of the early oughts with an unhinged melange of folk, noise, and experimental rock. He'd gone on to Young God Records label mates (and label founder Micheal Gira's) Swans extension The Angels of Light.Dana married and relocate tp Portland, where, amid a home festooned with house plants, composed (the inferred) percussion to Mort Garson's cult electronic album that dropped in the year of my birth, !976. That record, Mother Earth's Plantasia, never reached worldwide acclaim, but made a massive dent in the underground. With a sketch of percussion, Dana allowed his surroundings to guide him. This is the zygote of Experiments In Plant Based Music Vol.1.We dig into the NYC of the early 2000s, the influence of Bob Dylan, early Dead, Sonic Youth, Swans, Tortoise... a segue into horror soundtracks, the trappings of being from the Eastern Pennsylvania area... An uplifting episode with a gem of a human.Follow Dana at https://www.danabuoy.comdanabuoy@instagramDana Buoy's music courtesy of listen.everloving.comOpening music Heart Out-"Martyrs"(written by P. Tanski, E. Brocious, Z. Wilson, J.Solimini) Heart Out courtesy of Midas Crutch Records, and ME!Theme Music (The Book of Very Very Bad Things Theme) by GOWN. Follow them at https:gown.instagram.comwww.word4wordinterpretation.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-book-of-very-very-bad-things/exclusive-content