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On this month's episode we explore dystopian visions of our future under authoritarian dictatorships. We discuss John Carpenter's Escape From New York (1981), Terry Gilliam's masterpiece Brazil (1985), and the Arnold Schwarzenegger blockbuster The Running Man (1987).Joining us will be horror host and podcaster Liz Howell. Original Music and episode audio mastering by Beau Hitt. Check out more of Beau's music at the link below.https://spoti.fi/3OcxTMSFollow us on :FacebookInstagramLetterboxd
Have you even been haunted by the ghost of an unrealized future? We have! Hear all about it on this edition of Octoberpod AM classic horror podcast with stories of future haunts & time run amok! Your horror host Edward October embarks on a haunted adventure through space and time with two versions of himself from two potential futures. First up: The spirit of a future tragedy haunts a rural community in EVIL RED, adapted for Octoberpod by MJ McAddams. Then, a son is haunted by the disappearance of his father, who claims to be a member of a tribe of time travelers in COME HITHER, COME YON … one of the weirdest true tales of the paranormal we've ever adapted! Plus: A grotesque spirit haunts the scene of a wedding day tragedy in THE WAY, AND THE TRUCK, AND THE LIFE. Featuring special guests Kiki, co-host of Mission Spooky podcast. Brace for impact because we're serving up a hauntological smorgasbord of future haunts; a folk horror witchfinder apocalypse; a starship powered by super science and super sorcerery; a time orb; and a retro futuristic space battle with Necro-Pirates. Plus: Ed sings and talks like a pirate! Don't miss it! Let's do the time warp again on this edition of Octoberpod AM: the retro horror show for bold individualists. // PROMOS Curious Cat Dungeons & Dickheads Chick Lit // FOLLOW Find more true, true-ish & classic horror / paranormal content by following us on social media! Bluesky: @octoberpod.bsky.social // Twitter: @OctoberpodVHS // YouTube: Octoberpod Home Video // Instagram: @OctoberpodVHS // TikTok: @octoberpod Or follow us on the worldwide web at OctoberpodVHS.com Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/octoberpod-am--5482497/support.
Futurism in review: flying cars and frictionless commercePhillip and Brian chat about the futurism movement in art and how it relates to commerce, specifically, the idea of passatisme, which is an obsession with the past that signals everything backward would be supplanted by futurism. Generally, it sounds a lot like effective acceleration or the beginning of a movement where people are railing against a prevailing nostalgic posture that culture has of looking backwards, and they are aggressively trying to pull the culture into looking forward. It feels very much like a Future Commerce thing to talk about, so we did. Listen now! Believe in Pasta. Believe in the Future.Key takeaways:{00:11:46} - “One of the dangers of futurism is that it's let's throw everything good out, and replace it with whatever isn't that. Let's not look to the past to inform the future. Let's not enjoy things that we've had, and there's a dichotomy and also a distrust of things that people found to be good previously, and a belief that things can and will be better in the future no matter what, so we should just not even look to the past. I think that there's a lot of danger in this way of thinking about the future.” - Brian{00:19:47} - “What's really interesting here is that our modernist futurism is dystopic, But retrofuturism was optimistic. So we can be nostalgic for the past's vision of the future, which I think is its own interesting dichotomy.” - Phillip{00:31:31} - “The end game of eliminating friction is a specific kind of future that a specific set of people out there are looking for where certain activities are eliminated from intervention in any way or requirement for a human to be involved.” - Brian{00:43:58} - “If the future is gleaming cities with flying cars, I'm not entirely sure that that's the future that I'm looking for, which is a specific quality of life. It is a specific set of things that I hope for, and I think that there are ways to get there here and now that we could be investing in and taking big swings around that would make a meaningful difference for commerce and for the general populace.” - BrianAssociated Links:Brian's 2020 Future Commerce Insiders article It's Time to Build Things That LastInsiders #167: Heavenly Bodies: Worldbuilding through Brand Collaborations, by Angelica FreyCheck out Future Commerce on YouTubeCheck out Future Commerce+ for exclusive content and save on merch and printSubscribe to Insiders and The Senses to read more about what we are witnessing in the commerce worldListen to our other episodes of Future CommerceHave any questions or comments about the show? Let us know on futurecommerce.com, or reach out to us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. We love hearing from our listeners!
As with all episodes of this podcast there are spoilers ahead! For full detailed shownotes (without character limits) you can choose this episode on the watch page here and scroll down. I would love for you to join in by watching the film Just Imagine which is available here.If you would like to share your thoughts on the film or the episode you can do that on Instagram. DescriptionHow did the US make a lighthearted, musical rom-com in answer to the grand German dystopia of Metropolis? Just Imagine was made by David Butler who was hot off the success of another musical: Sunny Side Up (1929).Just Imagine was released in November of 1930 a little over a year after the Wall Street Crash. Sound had become commonplace in movie theatres and musicals were drawing in the crowds. Just Imagine had a budget of approximately $1.1 million.The film is set in 1980. Unsurprisingly there are no synth bands or shoulder pads. There is, however, a glorious retro-futuristic glimpse into what the vision of the future looked like for the people of 1930. The film is very different to its big budget predecessors Aelita Queen of Mars and Metropolis. Just Imagine is a light-hearted, musical rom-com and offers very little anxiety about technology or the future. I had considered titling the episode 'Just Imagine Being Optimistic About the Future!'. Luckily I have procured some heavyweight experts to explain how techno-optimism was par for the course in the machine age USA.The ExpertsJay Telotte is a Professor Emeritus of film and media studies at Georgia Tech. He has written extensively about film history for decades including many books and articles on science fiction cinema. He wrote the article Just Imagine-ing the Metropolis of Modern America in 1996.Lisa Yaszek is back with us! She is Regents' Professor of Science Fiction Studies at Georgia Tech, has written/edited multiple books on science fiction and teaches Just Imagine as part of a futurism, fashion, and science fiction design class. She was recently received the SFRA Award for Lifetime Contributions to Science Fiction Scholarship.Chapters:00:00 Intro to the show and guests01:41 The perfect storm for a musical rom-com sci-fi04:55 Musicals 08:19 Science Fiction10:26 Swedish accents, gender and the other queen of Mars15:10 Optimism, World's Fairs and technocracy19:53 The futurists and fashion24:26 Visionary tech hits and misses28:50 Good and evil of sci-fi fashion31:47 The death of the big-budget futurist film33:27 Visual legacy: Flash Gordon, Frankenstein & Buck Rodgers35:29 Sci-fi musical Vs sci-fi horror37:34 Conclusions40:07 RecommendationsNEXT EPISODE!We will be speaking about the 1933 original King Kong! The film is available to buy or rent on many streaming channels. You can check the 'Just Watch' website to get details on where. You can also watch the film here.Send me a text message.
NNOTHN WEBSITE https://sites.google.com/view/alientom/home AM Radio, Old Time Radio, Headline News, Word News, Politics, Odd news, Funny News, Humor, Comedy, Something different, Retro, Vintage radio, Flashback Broadcasts About the Show: The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show is a captivating blend of cutting-edge technology and nostalgic radio vibes. Imagine the crackling AM static of yesteryears interwoven with the crystal-clear voices of our broadcasters. It's like tuning in to a parallel universe where AI algorithms sip coffee with vintage microphones, and headlines from the future collide with echoes from the past. Podcast Highlights: Fusion of Eras: Our show bridges the gap between modern computer wizardry and the golden age of radio. We're the time-traveling newsroom you never knew you needed. Static and Clarity: The ambient noise of AM radio—those delightful imperfections—meets the precision of AI-generated content. It's a harmonious cacophony that keeps listeners hooked. Stranger Things Meets the News: Picture Eleven from Stranger Things reading the morning headlines. That's the vibe we're going for—an otherworldly blend of eerie and informative. Why You Should Tune In: Nostalgia Reimagined: If you miss the days of crackling radios and mysterious broadcasts, we've got your fix. Future-Proofed News: Our headlines might be from tomorrow, but the delivery feels delightfully retro. Escape the Mundane: Dive into our auditory time capsule and escape the mundane. The New Normal awaits. Where to Find Us: Subscribe to The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show on your favorite podcast platform. Remember, the past and future collide here, and the result is pure auditory magic. Join us as we ride the airwaves, blending old-school charm with futuristic flair. The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show—it's not just news; it's an experience.
NNOTHN WEBSITE https://sites.google.com/view/alientom/home About the Show: The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show is a captivating blend of cutting-edge technology and nostalgic radio vibes. Imagine the crackling AM static of yesteryears interwoven with the crystal-clear voices of our broadcasters. It's like tuning in to a parallel universe where AI algorithms sip coffee with vintage microphones, and headlines from the future collide with echoes from the past. Podcast Highlights: Fusion of Eras: Our show bridges the gap between modern computer wizardry and the golden age of radio. We're the time-traveling newsroom you never knew you needed. Static and Clarity: The ambient noise of AM radio—those delightful imperfections—meets the precision of AI-generated content. It's a harmonious cacophony that keeps listeners hooked. Stranger Things Meets the News: Picture Eleven from Stranger Things reading the morning headlines. That's the vibe we're going for—an otherworldly blend of eerie and informative. Why You Should Tune In: Nostalgia Reimagined: If you miss the days of crackling radios and mysterious broadcasts, we've got your fix. Future-Proofed News: Our headlines might be from tomorrow, but the delivery feels delightfully retro. Escape the Mundane: Dive into our auditory time capsule and escape the mundane. The New Normal awaits. Where to Find Us: Subscribe to The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show on your favorite podcast platform. Remember, the past and future collide here, and the result is pure auditory magic. Join us as we ride the airwaves, blending old-school charm with futuristic flair. The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show—it's not just news; it's an experience.
NNOTHN WEBSITE https://sites.google.com/view/alientom/home About the Show: The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show is a captivating blend of cutting-edge technology and nostalgic radio vibes. Imagine the crackling AM static of yesteryears interwoven with the crystal-clear voices of our broadcasters. It's like tuning in to a parallel universe where AI algorithms sip coffee with vintage microphones, and headlines from the future collide with echoes from the past. Podcast Highlights: Fusion of Eras: Our show bridges the gap between modern computer wizardry and the golden age of radio. We're the time-traveling newsroom you never knew you needed. Static and Clarity: The ambient noise of AM radio—those delightful imperfections—meets the precision of AI-generated content. It's a harmonious cacophony that keeps listeners hooked. Stranger Things Meets the News: Picture Eleven from Stranger Things reading the morning headlines. That's the vibe we're going for—an otherworldly blend of eerie and informative. Why You Should Tune In: Nostalgia Reimagined: If you miss the days of crackling radios and mysterious broadcasts, we've got your fix. Future-Proofed News: Our headlines might be from tomorrow, but the delivery feels delightfully retro. Escape the Mundane: Dive into our auditory time capsule and escape the mundane. The New Normal awaits. Where to Find Us: Subscribe to The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show on your favorite podcast platform. Remember, the past and future collide here, and the result is pure auditory magic. Join us as we ride the airwaves, blending old-school charm with futuristic flair. The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show—it's not just news; it's an experience.
WEBSITE https://sites.google.com/view/alientom/home About the Show: The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show is a captivating blend of cutting-edge technology and nostalgic radio vibes. Imagine the crackling AM static of yesteryears interwoven with the crystal-clear voices of our broadcasters. It's like tuning in to a parallel universe where AI algorithms sip coffee with vintage microphones, and headlines from the future collide with echoes from the past. Podcast Highlights: Fusion of Eras: Our show bridges the gap between modern computer wizardry and the golden age of radio. We're the time-traveling newsroom you never knew you needed. Static and Clarity: The ambient noise of AM radio—those delightful imperfections—meets the precision of AI-generated content. It's a harmonious cacophony that keeps listeners hooked. Stranger Things Meets the News: Picture Eleven from Stranger Things reading the morning headlines. That's the vibe we're going for—an otherworldly blend of eerie and informative. Why You Should Tune In: Nostalgia Reimagined: If you miss the days of crackling radios and mysterious broadcasts, we've got your fix. Future-Proofed News: Our headlines might be from tomorrow, but the delivery feels delightfully retro. Escape the Mundane: Dive into our auditory time capsule and escape the mundane. The New Normal awaits. Where to Find Us: Subscribe to The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show on your favorite podcast platform. Remember, the past and future collide here, and the result is pure auditory magic. Join us as we ride the airwaves, blending old-school charm with futuristic flair. The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show—it's not just news; it's an experience.
WEBSITE https://sites.google.com/view/alientom/home About the Show: The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show is a captivating blend of cutting-edge technology and nostalgic radio vibes. Imagine the crackling AM static of yesteryears interwoven with the crystal-clear voices of our broadcasters. It's like tuning in to a parallel universe where AI algorithms sip coffee with vintage microphones, and headlines from the future collide with echoes from the past. Podcast Highlights: Fusion of Eras: Our show bridges the gap between modern computer wizardry and the golden age of radio. We're the time-traveling newsroom you never knew you needed. Static and Clarity: The ambient noise of AM radio—those delightful imperfections—meets the precision of AI-generated content. It's a harmonious cacophony that keeps listeners hooked. Stranger Things Meets the News: Picture Eleven from Stranger Things reading the morning headlines. That's the vibe we're going for—an otherworldly blend of eerie and informative. Why You Should Tune In: Nostalgia Reimagined: If you miss the days of crackling radios and mysterious broadcasts, we've got your fix. Future-Proofed News: Our headlines might be from tomorrow, but the delivery feels delightfully retro. Escape the Mundane: Dive into our auditory time capsule and escape the mundane. The New Normal awaits. Where to Find Us: Subscribe to The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show on your favorite podcast platform. Remember, the past and future collide here, and the result is pure auditory magic. Join us as we ride the airwaves, blending old-school charm with futuristic flair. The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show—it's not just news; it's an experience.
The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show About the Show: The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show is a captivating blend of cutting-edge technology and nostalgic radio vibes. Imagine the crackling AM static of yesteryears interwoven with the crystal-clear voices of our broadcasters. It's like tuning in to a parallel universe where AI algorithms sip coffee with vintage microphones, and headlines from the future collide with echoes from the past. Podcast Highlights: Fusion of Eras: Our show bridges the gap between modern computer wizardry and the golden age of radio. We're the time-traveling newsroom you never knew you needed. Static and Clarity: The ambient noise of AM radio—those delightful imperfections—meets the precision of AI-generated content. It's a harmonious cacophony that keeps listeners hooked. Stranger Things Meets the News: Picture Eleven from Stranger Things reading the morning headlines. That's the vibe we're going for—an otherworldly blend of eerie and informative. Why You Should Tune In: Nostalgia Reimagined: If you miss the days of crackling radios and mysterious broadcasts, we've got your fix. Future-Proofed News: Our headlines might be from tomorrow, but the delivery feels delightfully retro. Escape the Mundane: Dive into our auditory time capsule and escape the mundane. The New Normal awaits. Where to Find Us: Subscribe to The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show on your favorite podcast platform. Remember, the past and future collide here, and the result is pure auditory magic. Join us as we ride the airwaves, blending old-school charm with futuristic flair. The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show—it's not just news; it's an experience.
The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show About the Show: The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show is a captivating blend of cutting-edge technology and nostalgic radio vibes. Imagine the crackling AM static of yesteryears interwoven with the crystal-clear voices of our broadcasters. It's like tuning in to a parallel universe where AI algorithms sip coffee with vintage microphones, and headlines from the future collide with echoes from the past. Podcast Highlights: Fusion of Eras: Our show bridges the gap between modern computer wizardry and the golden age of radio. We're the time-traveling newsroom you never knew you needed. Static and Clarity: The ambient noise of AM radio—those delightful imperfections—meets the precision of AI-generated content. It's a harmonious cacophony that keeps listeners hooked. Stranger Things Meets the News: Picture Eleven from Stranger Things reading the morning headlines. That's the vibe we're going for—an otherworldly blend of eerie and informative. Why You Should Tune In: Nostalgia Reimagined: If you miss the days of crackling radios and mysterious broadcasts, we've got your fix. Future-Proofed News: Our headlines might be from tomorrow, but the delivery feels delightfully retro. Escape the Mundane: Dive into our auditory time capsule and escape the mundane. The New Normal awaits. Where to Find Us: Subscribe to The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show on your favorite podcast platform. Remember, the past and future collide here, and the result is pure auditory magic. Join us as we ride the airwaves, blending old-school charm with futuristic flair. The New Normal Old Timey Headline News Show—it's not just news; it's an experience.
Aaron, George, and Daniel the Cleaner to tumble dry fresh clips from clown town, giving us a frank look at the state of society, the delusions of retrofuturism, and an army of complete weirdos. This is a new format aside from our standard research and interview structures. Clips listed under support links. Daniel's Stream --> https://kick.com/cooperair THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING WTADP! :D PATREON: www.patreon.com/wetalkaboutdeadpeople BUY US A COFFEE: www.buymeacoffee.com/R5QN81KXyk VENMO TIP JAR: @wtadp WEB: www.wetalkaboutdeadpeople.com ALT MEDIA UNITED: altmediaunited.com/wtadp SOUNDCLOUD: @wetalkaboutdeadpeople SPOTIFY: open.spotify.com/show/2OJRFxh9MGNb9AhA4JuOeX itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/we-ta…d1282606749?mt=2 FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/wetalkaboutdeadpeople Opening Music - Masayoshi Takanaka https://youtu.be/ZxGiEoczryg?si=LakQj0-FYaPa51km Pricemaster https://youtu.be/CUmmxW7Ksc8?si=3QKd1czpD5SuPwzs&t=243 Disguised as an American - Samurai Anime https://youtu.be/04zhq_2Pbps?si=Sxvv6qd8_qGojBp9 China Makes Americans Looks Cool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmBjkb-r8Fw&t=24s Mike drinks beer https://youtu.be/HaAqps2aM6I?si=LvVqthDBrAyFG-X5 Carousel of Progress Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FRyAh6a9zc&ab_channel=DLinter Retrofuturism of 1960s to 1985 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itXyEx55OHQ&ab_channel=Clips%26Footage Food pyramid https://www.youtube.com/shorts/AVUSY5b0G_s Electro the smoking robot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuyTRbj8QSA Real life Michael Scott https://youtu.be/5fwRo6bcwjc?si=PNGXz2AEmTz-V46R Mooving Violation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VV2dvIqe_E0 Pints with Aquinas Dennis Prager https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xp8UaU7PboM Obsessed with Pac Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C_99XJqIs4 How to Drink Scotch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spvpK1S2J7c Trunk Monkey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW8iAVwt_Yc Hot Pocket Betrayal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjFx-p7oabI Grandma with the Chair https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8v-oQQosEs Apple Watch Importance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8D2qMhfJjfo Dog Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZi64ytUres Desert Storm Apache Attack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhpgCaPoBaE Grandma Detonation https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7303455/Man-donated-moms-body-dementia-research-learns-strapped-chair-blown-up.html Outro Music https://youtu.be/tAbVQJ6r-Dc?feature=shared
~*~Synth~*~ Admit it. You'd plant vag on Harrison Ford if given the opportunity. Return to the force for questionable quizzes, synthetic siblings, and nonconforming narration. The person most confused by the movie this week was: the replicant daddy who got skull crushed by his hot son.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
WE SEE BENEATH. An unfamiliar place by Lloyd Dunn, 2023_____A dry description of the locale will not satisfy the task of describing the place; especially when the experience of it interleaves objective perception, memory, dilated time, and all the other observations that come from being in an unfamiliar place over a period of days. And so we are left with this set of allusions._____Sound piece composed with recordings made during SONIC FUTURE RESIDENCIES organized by Asociația Jumătatea plină and SEMI SILENT at Port Cetate, Dolj county, Romania, in September 2022.______Lloyd Dunn is a multimedia artist working in machine-based media for 40 years. During the 1980s and 90s he edited and published the graphic arts magazines Photostatic and Retrofuturism, which were circulated worldwide and are collected by many prominent archives. In 1987, Dunn, together with some close friends, co-founded the Tape-beatles, who were among a few early recording experimenters whose work explicitly challenged intellectual property and copyright. Since 2009, Dunn's main project has been the project nula.cc, the online presence for a series of filecasts initiated to further explore his long-standing interest in machine-based art forms, appropriation and collage, time-based media and design. Dunn currently lives and works in Prague._____Recordings, composition and mixing by Lloyd Dunn for SEMI SILENT.
Episode 174 Notes and Links to Allegra Hyde's Work On Episode 174 of The Chills at Will Podcast, Pete welcomes Allegra Hyde, and the two discuss, among other things, her lifelong love of reading and love for librarians (like her mom!) and libraries, her varied reading and writing genres, inspirations for her dazzling and inventive worldbuilding, dark humor, the main throughline of her story collection, ideas of climate change, “global weirding,” action and inaction, encroaching technology, misogyny and patriarch with regard to climate issues, and why she has hope for our world. Allegra Hyde is the author of ELEUTHERIA, which was named a "Best Book of 2022" by The New Yorker. She is also the author of the story collection, OF THIS NEW WORLD, which won the John Simmons Short Fiction Award. Her second story collection, THE LAST CATASTROPHE, is out in the world as of today, March 28, published by Vintage. A recipient of three Pushcart Prizes, Hyde's writing has also been anthologized in Best American Travel Writing, Best of the Net, and Best Small Fictions. Her stories, essays, and humor pieces have appeared in The New Yorker, American Short Fiction, BOMB, and many other venues. Hyde has received fellowships and grants from the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, the Sewanee Writers' Conference, The Elizabeth George Foundation, the Lucas Artist Residency Program, the Jentel Foundation, the U.S. Fulbright Commission, and elsewhere. She currently teaches at Oberlin College. Buy The Last Catastrophe Allegra Hyde's Webpage Our Culture Mag Profile of Allegra Hyde and The Last Catastrophe At about 7:10, Pete compliments The Last Catastrophe, referring to Allegra's work as “prophet[ic],” and Allegra talks about her mindset with her book now entering the world At about 9:15, Allegra talks about her childhood relationships with the library, reading, and writing; she shouts out her love for The Chronicles of Narnia and audiobooks in general At about 10:45, Pete wonders about any childhood experiences that may have steered Allegra to particular types of reading At about 12:10, Pete highlights a particular story from the collection that is indicative of Allegra's skill with worldbuilding; she explains her approach to worldbuilding At about 14:10, Allegra describes the “privilege” in doing authorial research and she and Pete shout out librarians and decry the recent spate of book banning At about 15:40, Pete asks Allegra about who/what she is reading these days; she highlights Sleepwalk by Dan Chaon and Thornton Wilder At about 17:15, Pete references the book's blurb as “dazzling and inventive” (Alexandra Kleeman) and Allegra describes her approach in writing one of those “dazzling” stories At about 18:55, Allegra defines “retrofuturism,” and she describes how it was guiding her in these stories; she points out her story “Democracy in América” as an example At about 20:15, Allegra characterizes the throughline of her short story connection, defining and expounding upon the term “Global Weirding” At about 23:05, Pete cites an important and evocative opening line of the collection and asks Allegra about the line's larger meaning and if it served as a catalyst At about 24:45, Pete and Allegra discuss the plot and significance of the story “Mobilization” At about 27:55, Pete references a joke from Marc Maron and inaction on climate change/global weirdness; Allegra highlights the need to approach the crisis from a communal lens At about 29:20, Pete refers to grass and drought issues and its connection to wealth and At about 30:05, Pete quotes from the book and he and Allegra discuss ideas of optimism and pessimism regarding the future, particularly with regard to climate change/global weirdness At about 32:35, Pete references the story “Zoo Suicides” and Allegra speaks to the story's intent and how it was “after” Donald Barthelme and Dana Diehl At about 35:00, The two discuss the power of the dark humor in the book, and Allegra discusses the story “Afterglow” and its connections to global weirding and a more individual story of grief At about 38:45, Allegra discusses the gender identity of the narrator of “Democracy in América” and talk about issues particular to America, especially as seen from outside the US At about 40:55, Allegra describes the process of “Consignment,” which speaks to ideas of consumerism and an American obsession with youth and beauty, from the above story At about 42:25, Commodification and issues of wealth inequality are discussed with regards to her story collection, especially with regards to how wealth and global weirding are so closely linked At about 44:40, Pete highlights “The Future is a Click Away” as a standout story and he and Allegra discuss “The Algorithm” in the story as almost “mythical” and “god-like” At about 47:30, “Cougar” is discussed as another story that deals with encroaching technology, and Allegra talks about “merg[ing] real pieces from her life with research and imagination At about 49:40, “Endangered” and its statements on the state of art and artists, as well as captivity and endangerment in today's world, is discussed At about 52:30, Misogyny and what Allegra calls “the mysterious nature of ‘Chevalier' ” are discussed, as well as ideas of invisibilia, both by the world at large and by the narrator of the story, who may be more directed by love than she would let on At about 56:00, Allegra connects her stories to patriarchy and global weirding At about 58:00, Pete and Allegra discuss legislative action and other ways in which women and other oppressed groups are being ignored and degraded At about 58:55, Allegra explains why she “chafe[s]” against her writing being described as “satirical” At about 59:30, Pete laugh over the absurd and awesome story involving a woman At about 1:00:25, Allegra explains how she finds cause for optimism despite some often dark topics that populate the world and her work At about 1:03:15, Allegra shouts out her upcoming tour dates, and shouts out Ben Franklin/Mindfair Books as one of many places to buy her book At about 1:04:35, Allegra highlights her exciting upcoming project-there are caves involved! 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First up this never ending thirst for nostalgia moves into reviving the digital camera - we discuss. Nicola recommends Netflix documentary MH370: The Plane That Disappeared - it goes through what happened that we know of and the various conspiracy theories surrounding this flight that 'dissappeared'.Our Fox this week is Margaret Atwood, who is a multi-talented individual most well known as author of The Handmaid's Tale.Our follow this week is more of a 'to-follow or not to-follow' - we discuss the recent fallout around Tik Tok and whether it's a good idea to have it on your phone or not.Finally, we hear how Robert Smith, The Cure frontman, is taking on rising ticket prices and challenging the likes of Ticketmaster to stop profiteering from ticket sales.If you enjoy the podcast, please consider sharing it with 3 friends today :)Theme music by IJUNIJUN from Pixabay. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Jetsons showed us as children what was to be expected of technological advancements and AppleTV+'s Hello Tomorrow! gives us a more adult take of what that might have looked like in reality. You know what remained unchanged? People are complicated. Email us: KillerFunPodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Facebook: fb.me/KillerFunPodcastAll the Tweets: http://twitter.com/KillerFunPodInstagram: killerfunpodcast
From 'They Don't Build Statues of Critics' t-shirts that echo Britney's 'Dump Him' moment to Twilight baguette bags to controversial 'Father, Son and Holy Spirit' bikinis. We're obsessed with in-jokes, memes and internet nostalgia and their influence on fashion is more prevalent than ever. But why are we suckers for a reference? And why are fashion brands like Praying and Heaven by Marc Jacobs gravitating towards an aesthetic that mimics the early days of the internet? This week Ione and Eden are discussing digital retrofuturism in fashion and the life cycle of fashion brands that rely on a pop culture reference or a meme to remain relevant and the early days of the internet aesthetic making a comeback.Order Ione's book, Poor Little Sick Girls, here!Want to support the podcast? If you're a brand or organisation that could help us continue the show, Please fill in this form. Can't wait to hear from you!We'd love to know what you think about our podcast. Fill out this survey here to have your say
Hey all, this WIBS 2021 session is called Retrofuturism with Annie Johnson and Don't worry, she explains what that means and what that means to her and her beer mindset. This session was moderated by Shani G, founder and beer lover behind the Black Beer Experience based out of Nashville TN. You will find links where you can check out the awesome work she is doing in the show notes. In this talk Annie walks us through her journey in beer from fledgling homebrewer all the way to being 2013 Homebrewer of the Year, and now a contributing writer to Craft Beer & Brewing magazine. She also will drop some tips from her perspective on how to break into or advance in the industry with her #1 tip being never stop learning. So let's listen in and learn along with Annie Johnson.Find Annie Johnson atWebsite: https://athleticbrewing.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/athleticbrewing/Find Shani Glapion atWebsite: https://theblackbeerexperience.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theblackbeerexperience/Find WCFA & Women's International Beer Summit at...Website: https://wcfa.beer/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womensintlbeersummit/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEguV3C9sLZSuV9DKUcSlowThis podcast is brought to you by the Women's Craft Fermentation Alliance, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to enabling, empowering and encouraging women and non binary folks in all facets of the craft fermentation space. Your host for this podcast is Michele Wonder, co-founder of the Women's International Beer Summit, an award winning homebrewer, BJCP Certified Beer Judge and Certified Cicerone®
The Podcast Returns! and I am joined, once again, by guest host Scott Toomey AKA Synthwave DJ extraordinaire, Michael Knight of Retrofuturism 101 to talk even more spy kids and teen agents with the films Gotcha (Anthony Edwards & Linda Fiorentino) and Never Too Young To Die (John Stamos, Vanity and Gene Simmons) Things get wild, things get weird, things get too close to oppressive communism for comfort and then too close to Gene Simmons leviathan tongue for comfort! ENJOY! You can find Scott on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/The_ScottToomeyHis Synthwave DJ Alter Ego, Michael Knight here: https://twitter.com/MKnightRetro101His Twitch Channel here: https://www.twitch.tv/mknightretro101and his Merch here: https://retrofuturism-101.creator-spring.com/SUPPORT INDIE CREATIVESPlease rate, review and subscribe to Booth Talk our interview podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/booth-talk/id661036943CONTACT US and give us feedback at aftermoviediner@gmail.com,Call us on 347 669 0053 or leave us a voicemail from your computer at www.speakpipe.com/aftermoviediner
This week we get to know the Galaxy Electric! TWITCH - https://twitch.tv/galaxylectric PODCAST - https://www.thegalaxyelectric.com/podcast Cosmic Tape Music Club - https://www.facebook.com/groups/cosmictapemusicclub/ PATREON ((https://www.patreon.com/podularmodcast)) PODULAR MODCAST AND FRIENDS VINYL (https://mysterycircles.bandcamp.com/album/podular-modcast-friends) Tim's interview on Bandcamp Gallivant (http://kows92-5.org/kows-shows/show/bandcamp-gallivant/) SPONSORS Odsidian Sound Mastering: https://obsidiansound.net/ After Later Audio:http://afterlateraudio.com/ Patchwerks: https://patchwerks.com/ WAVEFORM MAGAZINE: https://waveformmagazine.com/ ZORX Electronics: https://www.zorxelectronics.com/
This is a conversation with Nat Muller, an independent curator, writer and academic living between the UK and Amsterdam. Support: Patreon.com/firethesetimes Website: http://TheFireThisTi.Me Substack: https://thefirethesetimes.substack.com Twitter + Instagram @ firethesetimes She is an expert in contemporary art from the Middle East and curated the Danish pavilion at the 2019 Venice Biennale, showing Palestinian artist Larissa Sansour. She has curated shows at major venues, including Eye Film Museum Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam, The Mosaic Rooms in London and ifa Gallery in Berlin. She is an AHRC Midlands3Cities-funded PhD student at Birmingham City University working on science fiction in contemporary art from the Middle East. We primarily talked about her paper "Lunar Dreams: Space Travel, Nostalgia, and Retrofuturism in A Space Exodus and The Lebanese Rocket Society". Topics Discussed: Space travel and science fiction Space travel and the Arab world A Palestinian space exodus and the Lebanese Rocket Society The prolonged present and stolen futures The role of nostalgia The mnemonic imagination Who is space for? It is easier to reach the moon than Jerusalem The limitations of the nation state in Arabic science fiction Afro-futurism Resources Mentioned: The Future Palestinian Present: https://www.mangalmedia.net/english//the-future-palestinian-present Film: Erased, Ascent of the Invisible by Ghassan Halwani: https://joeyayoub.com/2019/12/01/ghassan-halwani-and-the-reclaiming-of-lebanons-imaginaries/ Film: Those Who Remain by Eliane Raheb Film: Ila Ayn? by Georges Nasser Film: Safar Barlik by Henry Barakat The Legacy of the Great Lebanon Famine (with Lina Mounzer and Timour Azhari): https://thefirethisti.me/2021/07/16/85-the-legacy-of-the-great-lebanon-famine-with-lina-mounzer-and-timour-azhari/ The Nation on No Map: Black Anarchism and Abolition by William C. Anderson (upcoming guest): https://www.akpress.org/nationonnomap.html Article on The Lebanese Rocket Societythat I wrote in 2013 https://hummusforthought.com/2013/03/12/lebanese-rocket-society-a-review/ Recommended Books: The Anthropocene Unconscious: Climate Catastrophe Culture by Mark Bould The Nutmeg's Curse: Parables for a Planet in Crisis by Amitav Ghosh Refugee Heritage by Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti
On this VERY SPECIAL episode - and the first of 2022 - I am joined by guest host Scott Toomey AKA Synthwave DJ extraordinaire, Michael Knight of Retrofuturism 101 to talk spy kids and teen agents in the movies Cloak & Dagger and If Looks Could Kill AKA Teen Agent (in the UK). This is part one of a discussion that looks at comedy action thrillers of the 80s and 90s where kids or teenagers get embroiled in espionage and dragged into danger!You can find Scott on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/The_ScottToomeyHis Synthwave DJ Alter Ego, Michael Knight here: https://twitter.com/MKnightRetro101His Twitch Channel here: https://www.twitch.tv/mknightretro101and his Merch here: https://retrofuturism-101.creator-spring.com/SUPPORT INDIE CREATIVESPlease rate, review and subscribe to Booth Talk our interview podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/booth-talk/id661036943CONTACT US and give us feedback at aftermoviediner@gmail.com,Call us on 347 669 0053 or leave us a voicemail from your computer at www.speakpipe.com/aftermoviediner
Science fiction often looks forward to the future, but always contains elements of the era in which it was written. The 1990's were no different. By examining the sci-fi of the era, we step into the strange world of the 90's Future.
Why do we need to be 100% in on everything? And what do you want the future of cities to be? [22:19] This week, Joey and Jess talk about social media likes, consumed-content as identity, Ryan Reynolds, urban density, crisis-inspired city experimentation, and Retrofuturism. They don't talk about how much more Michael likes semifreddos than he does whole Fredos. references Dudes Posting Their W's Revisiting Critical Nonsense #121, when we last talked about Tressie McMillan Cottom and thick conversations California passes SB8 to fight the state's housing crisis Answers With Joe: NEOM: City Of The Future or $600 Billion Stunt? More from Joe: How Tall Can We Build? Squamish Nation's Hong Kong-density housing development The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 More about Retrofuturism Critical Nonsense Sound Engineer and Extraordinary Gentleman Alex Contell's Grain documentary CN Ice Cream Division is smitten on Smitten Semifreddo
สวัสดีครับ นี่คือรายการ Keep It Kult รายการที่จะพูดถึงความลึกลับ สยองขวัญ สั่นประสาท ทั้งในรูปแบบ Fact และ Fiction ดำเนินรายการโดย นิว และ น้ำ EP นี้จะพูดถึงแนวเรื่อง Fiction ที่เป็นการมองาพอนาคตด้วยสายตาของคนยุคเก่า เจริญกระจายเสียง / Charoen Podcast โฆษก: นิว&น้ำ
It's the big ten, baby! On today's spectacular milestone episode, Drew welcomes transportation equity advocate and community organizer Bubba Fish to discuss this week's cultural emergency: Annie Lennox is underappreciated. The girlies muse about the formative "Walking On Broken Glass" video, a very shocking house tour, a very shocking Kermit the Frog impression, and Depop. All this and more on the tenth episode of Crisis Twink: the only podcast intelligent and sexy enough to fix a culture in crisis. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crisis-twink/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crisis-twink/support
Nach über 4 Monaten Pause sind wir wieder zurück und widmen uns dem Thema Zukunftsforschung. Wir spannen dabei den Bogen vom ‚Futurama’ der 1939er New York World’s Fair bis zu aktuellen Thesen bezüglich ‚Protopia’ von Monika Bielskyte. Passend dazu reisen wir in der Love/Hate Rubrik mit der zweiten Staffel von ‚For All Mankind’ in eine alternative Vergangenheit. In der Galaktischen Lyrik tritt Thomas Bernhard gegen Nena an, und die Zombieland-Überlebensregel führt uns wieder einmal in die Untiefen der epidemiegebeutelten Politik. Unsere ganz persönliche Zukunftsprognose für euch jedenfalls: die Episode wird euch gefallen, und natürlich wieder mal einige eurer dringendsten Fragen beantworten: hatte Blade Runner visionäres Küchendesign? Können wir beim Klimaschutz volle Kanne Gas geben? Und warum haben wir 52 Folgen gebraucht bis wir erstmals ein Kochbuch empfehlen? - - - - - - - - TIME CODES 5:28 – Wir müssen reden: Aktuelle Podcasts von Contrapoints und Lindsay Ellis; Beforeigners, ARTE-Serie zu großen Mythen, Arctic, Attack on Titan, Reaktor 1F, Stowaway, Shadow and Bone, Look to Windward, Attack Surface, Kochen mit Deadpool 30:20 – Galaktische Lyrik Nr. 20: Thomas Bernhard vs. Nena 34:15: Hauptthema: Zukunftsforschung – von Retrofuturism bis Protopia 1:17:26 – There is so much love in this hate group: For All Mankind (Staffel 2) 1:46:00 – Zombieland Survival Rule Nr. 6: “(Don’t) be a hero.” - - - - - - - - SHOW NOTES https://www.kinderbrauchenprofis.at J.K. Rowling | ContraPoints https://youtu.be/7gDKbT_l2us Mask Off | Lindsay Ellis https://youtu.be/C7aWz8q_IM4 Beforeigners https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beforeigners Die großen Mythen | ARTE https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlQWnS27jXh9gX1kvMT1frhzvFnDgP_8M Look to Windward | Iain M. Banks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look_to_Windward New York World’s Fair 1939 (Futurama etc) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1939_New_York_World's_Fair https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcfgvzwaDHc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMSp4d2rOzE Retrofuturism: The Future We Dreamt Of | Sleepcore Stream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRRbTbc7i0M 40 Years in the Future (1968, Modern Mechanix) http://blog.modernmechanix.com/40-years-ago/#more Critical Future Studies (open access) https://cultureunbound.ep.liu.se/issue/view/59 Monika Bielskyte at Xynteo Exchange 2019 https://youtu.be/HAZLLW2y4eo Syd Mead | Blade Runner, Deckard Kitchen https://sydmead.com/syd-mead-blade-runner-2019-deckard-kitchen/
For the past 60 years, following the trail blazed by Sputnik, we’ve put thousands of satellites into orbit, looping sentinels that serve critical functions in modern society, transmitting TV and radio signals, tracking the weather, and providing communications and positioning channels that serve a range of military and civilian needs. In this episode, we talk about one such technology, which has transformed everyday life for the 4billion people – nearly half the globe’s population - who use smartphones. That’s the GPS tracking feature which means most of us couldn’t get lost, even if we wanted to; and which is making good old paper maps (the ones you never could fold right anyway) increasingly obsolete. Join Karen as she speaks with guest Richard Easton, who brings a unique viewpoint on the roots of this innovation, having grown up as the son of a Naval Research Laboratories physicist who led the charge in developing America’s first satellites in the 1950s, in the Silicon Valley of its time. So - get those white jackets on, we’re headed to the lab! (recorded over zoom)
New Website: http://www.synthzone.netSynth Zone Radio: http://www.synthzone.net/radioSupport The Show: http://www.patreon.com/SynthZoneInstagram/IGTV: https://www.instagram.com/bigray826/YT: https://www.youtube.com/synthzoneMerch: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/synth-zoneSynth Zone 180 (1/24/21)Host: ℞ayzor (Raymond Garcia)Location: Coalinga, CA USAMusic Tracklist:ZAYAZ – Kumite (00: 32)℞ayzor’s Break 1 (tubebackr – 87 Feet) (03:28)Timecop1983 - Tokyo Feat. Kinnie Lane (05:35)Arctic Mega Defender - Polar Mecha Bear Feat. Dimi Kaye (10:32)Color Theory – Mages (14:48)Cyberghost - Midnight Detectives (19:03)Cymatica - Somewhere In Between (22:32)DJ Ten - Creation Feat. Lost Nights (26:46)Don Dellpiero - Heavy Tokyo Rain (30:54)FC 1980 – RETROFUTURISM (36:05)Isidor - Ripley Has a Gun (41:02)Judge Bitch - Eternal Champion (44:09)K2RE – Overnight (47:41)Kiomono - Officer Chase (51:57)LAU - The Cards (56:18)℞ayzor’s Break 2 (Danya Vodovoz - AUTO) (59:46)FUJII – Program (01:01:14)LazerStation - Locked In (01:03:43)Mandreel - Run & Hide (Radio Edit) (01:09:37)Maverick 85 - Feed The Machine (01:12:16)Neodyne Project - Glitch Reaper (01:17:43)pocket palma - ima nema nas (Shortwire Remix) (01:20:55)Regall - Touching Sky (01:25:20)Regression - First Carnage (01:29:05)Shortwire - Slipstream (Chris Keya Remix) (01:33:13)Synth Flood - Motion Array (01:36:57)TOKYO ROSE & Jonny Craig - Dark Knights (Instrumental) (01:40:13)Ultraboss - My Sky Has No Limit Feat. Till Wild & Robert Beachgrove (01:42:43)upusen - Good Hour (01:46:26)Vatan - Cyber Legacy Inc. (01:50:51)W O L F C L U B - A Sea of Stars Feat. Dora Pereli (01:54:56)℞ayzor’s Break 3 (Danya Vodovoz – Paranormal) (01:58:10)Zedd, Griff - Inside Out [Blav Remix] (01:59:21)
New Website: http://www.synthzone.net Synth Zone Radio: http://www.synthzone.net/radio Support The Show: http://www.patreon.com/SynthZone Instagram/IGTV: https://www.instagram.com/bigray826/ YT: https://www.youtube.com/synthzone Merch: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/synth-zone Synth Zone 180 (1/24/21) Host: ℞ayzor (Raymond Garcia) Location: Coalinga, CA USA Music Tracklist: ZAYAZ – Kumite (00: 32) ℞ayzor’s Break 1 (tubebackr – 87 Feet) (03:28) Timecop1983 - Tokyo Feat. Kinnie Lane (05:35) Arctic Mega Defender - Polar Mecha Bear Feat. Dimi Kaye (10:32) Color Theory – Mages (14:48) Cyberghost - Midnight Detectives (19:03) Cymatica - Somewhere In Between (22:32) DJ Ten - Creation Feat. Lost Nights (26:46) Don Dellpiero - Heavy Tokyo Rain (30:54) FC 1980 – RETROFUTURISM (36:05) Isidor - Ripley Has a Gun (41:02) Judge Bitch - Eternal Champion (44:09) K2RE – Overnight (47:41) Kiomono - Officer Chase (51:57) LAU - The Cards (56:18) ℞ayzor’s Break 2 (Danya Vodovoz - AUTO) (59:46) FUJII – Program (01:01:14) LazerStation - Locked In (01:03:43) Mandreel - Run & Hide (Radio Edit) (01:09:37) Maverick 85 - Feed The Machine (01:12:16) Neodyne Project - Glitch Reaper (01:17:43) pocket palma - ima nema nas (Shortwire Remix) (01:20:55) Regall - Touching Sky (01:25:20) Regression - First Carnage (01:29:05) Shortwire - Slipstream (Chris Keya Remix) (01:33:13) Synth Flood - Motion Array (01:36:57) TOKYO ROSE & Jonny Craig - Dark Knights (Instrumental) (01:40:13) Ultraboss - My Sky Has No Limit Feat. Till Wild & Robert Beachgrove (01:42:43) upusen - Good Hour (01:46:26) Vatan - Cyber Legacy Inc. (01:50:51) W O L F C L U B - A Sea of Stars Feat. Dora Pereli (01:54:56) ℞ayzor’s Break 3 (Danya Vodovoz – Paranormal) (01:58:10) Zedd, Griff - Inside Out [Blav Remix] (01:59:21)
With the release of Cyberpunk 2077 less than a week away and either full commitment or full disillusionment of people with the game, I thought it was a great opportunity to talk about a hyper-specific aesthetic in film and art - retrofuturism. Retrofuturism represents aesthetically exactly what it sounds too, a representation of the future in the past. This means the future as shown in artistic representation will be limited only by the technology of its time, but not by imagination. We also discuss cyberpunk, an aesthetic that has been consistently allied with anxiety about future societies - that represents over-urbanisation and a crippling dependency on technology along with a struggle for individuality that kinda life brings to human civilization. Kernatron's Video essay on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TktkT8dXe_U&t=410s Support me on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/deepfriedneurons DFN merch: https://www.instagram.com/p/CCQkpTcF54d/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Follow me on social media: www.instagram.com/deepfriedneurons https://www.facebook.com/DeepFriedNeu...
On the 25th anniversary of the gundam franchise decided the best way to celebrate was to make a live action gundam movie and the best place to do it was... Canada!?
Listen in as Kate and Sky go from sci fi pirates straight to sci fi ninjas. This namco funded hidden gem was almost the first live action video game move. If only the game had come out first!
It's a pirates life for Kate and Sky as they talke about the self proclaimed first sci-fi comedy. Time warps, perfect fog and space herpes abound.
Kate and Sky continue to discuss relationship quadrangles of the future. Product placement for products that don't exist and why thinking things through is both good and bad. Part 2 of 2
What do Batman the Animated series, Will and Grace and Selina have in common? This very odd failed tv pilot from 1994. Part 1 of 2
On this podcast episode, Nora Young talks about this PSFK article on retrofuturism as a major design trend. Cathi Bond, who has always wanted her very own jetpack, loves the Jetman personal jetpack (via New Atlas) Watch the full video here. It really 'takes off' around 2:30.
The SMACC Opening Ceremony is an integral part of the conference welcoming delegates to an educational experience unlike any other. Inspiration for SMACC Sydney included the inverted triangle: the alchemical symbol for water which is steeped in history and meaning to represent the City of Sydney and a celebration of diversity and resilience. Retrofuturism influences the design and theming of SMACC Sydney by playing on different aspects of 80’s and 90’s popular culture. Using music as a storytelling medium the show presents a mesmerising and unique soundscape combining elements of classical, electronic and popular music deftly created by Composer and Music Director Jake Meadows. This year’s opening ceremony echoes the program through four stems and performances each illustrating the unique and essential role we play as critical care professionals: Learning and Culture, People and Planet, Bedside Critical Care and Science and Innovation. The show opens with a spoken word performance by Nardi Simpson, an Indigenous performer telling an electrifying story of the land and the importance of Country to Indigenous culture. This is then followed by a vocal ensemble performing Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody, a cheeky throwback to an iconic piece of music and an homage to the importance of humour and levity in our line of work. A change of scene brings a dramatic dance performance performed by ICU Registrar Khairil Musa and his dance partner Sarah King reflecting on the tragic final moments leading to a cardiac arrest. The finale blends classic 80’s pop with the iconic sound of the synthesiser with a toe tapping performance of Van Halen’s Jump led by vocalist Maya Weiss as an uplifting tribute to creativity and innovation. Performed in the Sydney International Convention Centre Theatre to over 3000 delegates we present to you our best and most memorable opening ceremony yet.
Objective reality doesn't exist, Big brain hiccups, Retrofuturism from 1967, Insulin pump hacking, Virtual clothing, Political flooding in Venice, Feral hogs like cocaine, Miniscule space junk, Self-checkout theft, Home x-ray machines, Origins of Play-Doh. Jennifer, Curtis, Courtney, and Angela discuss the Damn Interesting curated links for the week of 11/22/2019.
Retrofuturism has held a grip on pop culture since the early 1980s. In recent years, this has been most evident in the video game world. But what does retrofuturism mean exactly? Join Nolan and Ben as they discuss the origins of futurism in the United States and the lasting impact we see today. YoungNostalgiaPod@gmail.com -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retrofuturism https://gizmodo.com/42-visions-for-tomorrow-from-the-golden-age-of-futurism-1683553063 https://allthatsinteresting.com/retrofuturism https://mashable.com/2014/03/19/false-future-predictions/
In this second part of two, Dankaert Lexicon shares his involvement with the SCP Foundation's files and other creative projects, of which he has many! Join us for additional perspective on retrofuturism and steampunk, including some thoughts on video and tabletop gaming. www.radioretrofuture.com All other links mentioned in the show: www.Storypunks.World
Dankaert Lexicon is a character my guest Bonsart Bokel assumes in hundreds of videos about retrofuturism and steampunk communities, books, games, and much more. His "Steampunk Beginner's Guide" playlist may be of particular interest. He also runs two themed troupes for festivals and offers a bunch of insight about that. Great for storytellers of all kinds! www.radioretrofuture.com All other links mentioned in the show: www.Storypunks.World
Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson Show Notes Plot and Setting 00:55 // Themes and Images 08:12 // Retrofuturism 09:05 // Baseline 09:24 // Analog 10:14 // Cyberpunk 1984 11:10 // The Gibson Continuum 13:32 // 1.cyberspace 13:54 // 2.corporate governance 14:58 // physical augmentation 16:11 // 4.prefab 17:15 // 5.individual vs collective identity 17:30 //…Read more Episode 63: Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
The adjective “visionary” gets thrown around a lot, but it’s literally true of Chesley Bonestell and Arthur Radebaugh, the two illustrators featured in this week’s episode. Both men used their fertile visual imaginations and their artistic skills to create engaging, influential depictions of human space exploration and our high-tech future. Their work was seen by millions of magazine and newspaper readers throughout the 1940s, ‘50s, and ‘60s—boosting public support for space exploration and industrial R&D at a critical time for the U.S. economy. Now, both men are the subjects of documentary films. Chesley Bonestell was born in San Francisco in 1888, survived the earthquake and fire of 1906, and went on to become an accomplished and high-paid architect, artist, Hollywood matte painter, and illustrator of book and magazine articles. From the mid-1940s onward, he specialized in painting stunning views of space vehicles and views other otherworldly locations like the Moon, Mars, and the moons of Jupiter and Saturn. He lived to see humans set foot on the Moon in the 1960s and visit the gas giants via robotic probes in the 1980s, finally passing away in 1986. Arthur Radebaugh lived from 1906 to 1974 and built on his early career as an illustrator for Detroit-based advertising agencies to become a “funny-pages futurist,” producing the syndicated Sunday comic strip Closer Than We Think for the Chicago Tribune—New York News Syndicate from 1958 to 1963. In this episode we meet Douglas M. Stewart Jr. and the other producers of Chesley Bonestell: A Brush With the Future, a 2019 documentary about Bonestell, as well as Brett Ryan Bonowicz, maker of Closer Than We Think, a 2018 documentary about Radebaugh. And we hear from veteran science journalist Victor McElheny, who lived through (and documented) the era when Bonestell and Radebaugh were creating their visions of space and the future. The episode argues that futurist art, done well, can become a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy. It can teach consumer and citizens what to want and expect—whether that’s moon bases or self-driving cars or talking refrigerators—and it can inspire at least few people to become the scientists and engineers who actually go out and build those things. For more background and resources, including images by Chesley Bonestell and Arthur Radebaugh and a full transcript of the episode, check out the full show notes at soonishpodcast.org. Chapter Guide 0:21 Under the Golden Gate Bridge 1:18 A Glimpse Into the Future 3:56 How Come I Never Heard of Chesley Bonestell? 4:37 Meet Arthur Radebaugh 6:45 Round Table Interview with Douglas Stewart, Christopher Darryn, and Kristina Hays 9:43 Mars as Seen from Deimos 11:50 Chesley Bonestell: A Brush with the Future Trailer 13:30 Destination Moon 15:13 Working with Wernher von Braun 17:03 Commercial Instinct 18:03 Romantic Rockets 20:20 Midroll Announcement: Support Soonish on Patreon 22:09 Brett Ryan Bonowicz 25:12 Influencing the Jetsons 26:21 Extremely Fast and Incredibly Closer Than We Think 29:54 Imagining Catastrophe 31:21 Conclusion: Competing Styles of Visual Futurism 32:45 End Credits and Announcements The Soonish opening theme is by Graham Gordon Ramsay. All additional music is by Titlecard Music and Sound. Soonish is a proud founding member of Hub & Spoke, a Boston-based collective of smart, idea-driven nonfiction podcasts. Learn more at hubspokeaudio.org. If you like the show, please rate and review Soonish on Apple Podcasts / iTunes! The more ratings we get, the more people will find the show. See https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/soonish/id1185234753?mt=2 You can also support the show with a per-episode donation at Patreon. For a limited time, contributors who sign up at the $5-per-episode level or above get a Soonish coffee mug! But act now, because after June 8, 2019, the coffee mug will only be available at the $10-per-episode level or above. Listener contributions are the rocket fuel that makes this ship go, so get on board now! We need your ideas to make the show better. Please take a few minutes to fill out our listener survey at soonishpodcast.org/survey. Give us a shout on Twitter at @soonishpodcast and sign up for our email newsletter, Signals from Soonish.
80's synth electric poppy goodness, I think that's how we described this album! It's retro, its futuristic, its Retrofuturism by VHS Collection!
Get the Picture? by Smash Mouth. Cameron wants to get Tim-Tam blasted, Nathan has some titular fun, and Smash Mouth are the true heroes of the 9/11 years. Learnin' Links: Retrofuturism “Beg the question” vs. "Raise the question” Scientist renounces alpha/beta view of wolves Pickleback Listen along to Get the Picture here! You can support us in several ways: Kick us a few bux on Patreon! By becoming a supporting member, you'll gain access to special bonus episodes, including a new weekly mini-show, What's in the Box Weekly! Buy T-shirts, sweatshirts, and more at our merch page!
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Episode Notes After a long hiatus, Looking Back at Tomorrow is BACK! In this episode, hosts Ryan and Zachary explore origins of the term “Retrofuturism”, which leads them down a rabbit hole of fake books, internet sleuthing and obscure Australian islands. Music Credits There's A Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow by Richard & Robert Sherman Score from 'Adventure Thru Inner Space' by Buddy Baker Searching for Screenslaver by Michael Giacchino All are the property of Walt Disney Records Competing Hummingbirds by Hans Zimmer, Jasha Klebe, and Jacob Shea and is the property of Silva Screen Records Sonik Re-entry by Tom Dissevelt and Kid Baltan and is the property of Basta Audio Visuals Follow us! Twitter: @LBTomorrow) Facebook Instagram
This week we are finally discussing anime! And who better to usher us in but Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli? We're discussing their 1986 film, Castle in the Sky. This week Aly and Sarrah trade off a bit, as a lot of their information was shared. Aly talks about Miyazaki's TV show 'Future Boy Conan', which many believe had a direct influence on Castle in the Sky. Together, Aly and Sarrah discuss Retrofuturism and Steampunk, and how those styles influence this film. Our Voice Cast Corner discusses both the original cast from the Japanese release and the Disney 2003 dub. Sarrah tells us about the release and reviews, and together we discuss a Twitter world record and other places we see Castle in the Sky being referenced in the world. So sit back, strap on your goggles, and let's watch Castle in the Sky! Podcast music by: Bensound.com
This extra smooth episode of the Jamcast sees a panel of esteemed jazz experts discuss the life and work of big band legend Frank Winterbusum. This tormented visionary and medieval enthusiast broke all the codes of the Big Band before falling into a rabbit hole of madness and the occult. Does a rare recording of his “RECIPE FOR GINGER” hold any clues about what happened to poor Frank?
Hauntology: The Future Belongs To Ghosts Developed in his 1993 work Specters of Marx, Jacques Derrida coined hauntology as a philosophical means of understanding history concerned with the nature of being, existence, reality, and time. The concept of hauntology stems out of postmodern ideology, particularly Derrida's deconstructionism. In simple terms, it is a means of understanding that the present exists in respect to the past, and that the modernist conception of time moving in a linear direction is false. In this sense, the hauntological analysis plays upon an enigmatic form of fragmented and anachronistic memory, in a dreamlike and often subtly dreadful manner. Remnants of the past are re-applied to the present; the past exists within the present, constantly haunting humanity. Although initially utilized to describe the lingering traces of Marxism upon society, hauntology has since branched out in a variety of ways, including the realm of art. Whether by applying ideas to art as a postmodern critique of culture, or by simply studying the philosophy, hauntology may duly be used to explain time in a non-linear fashion and what our position within culture may actually be. See: Derrida In 'Ghost Dance', 1999 AD House of Tomorrow, Mark Fisher aka K-Punk on Hauntology and Capitalist Realism, 1930s vision of futuristic vending machines Hear: Rouge's Foam - Hauntology: The Past Inside the Present, Suburban Poltergeists, Ghost Box Records, Joe Meek & The Blue Boys - I Hear a New World
John Pyka Productions presents The Diesel Powered Podcast - The Voice of Dieselpunk! Big Daddy Cool, Boss Larry, and Daisy O'Dair return and are joined by author and retrofuturist Charles A. Cornell, from the Agent Carter Declassified Roundtables! In this episode, the gang discuss the news about the release of the fan made Inidiana Jones animated film, Daisy reviews The Secret History of Wonder Woman, and the gang holds an in depth conversation about retrofuturism. Send your listener email to feedback@dieselpoweredpodcast.com. Like us on FaceBook and follow us on Twitter! Visit our sponsor Comic Bento at www.mycomicbenton.com.
author: Christopher Peterson layout: podcast_post title: ‘Tomorrowland : Episode 43’ wordpress_id: 840 categories: Podcast tags: Action Adventure Brad Bird Britt Robertson Christopher Peterson dreamer Family future futuristic city George Clooney Hugh Laurie inventor Lee Colbert Raffey Cassidy Science Fiction Brad Bird 50s and 60s techno optimism. The Iron Giant. The Incredibles. World’s Fair Stages of the worlds fair. Our tech and relationship to it. Walt Disney Futurism. Techno optimism. Shaping reality to fit his vision. Tomorrowland Disneyland. EPCOT. Disney’s vision for a designed city. A sense of wonder Childlike optimism. Positivity in the face of pessimism. Three wolf moon. Future Visions Visions of technology and the future from different periods. [caption id=”attachment_864” align=”aligncenter” width=”300”] omg car is self driving how can that be??[/caption] omg car is driving how can that be Walt Disney - The Triumph of the American Imagination by Neal Gabler: iTunesAmazon A 19th Century Vision of the Year 2000: The Public Domain Review Support the show!
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En av de senaste årens största trender i fantastikvärlden har varit steampunk, viktorianskt inspirerad sf och fantasy. Men varför begränsa sig till just den viktorianska eran? Idéerna bakom steampunken kan lika gärna tillämpas på andra historiska epoker, och när så skett har resultatet blivit en rik flora av subgenrer som till exempel kallats dieselpunk, decopunk, … Fortsätt läsa Sweconpoddar 09 – Var framtiden bättre förr? En diskussion om retrofuturism →
Why does everyone love this movie? Underdogs, sticking it to the man, engaging with our sense of justice and living the American Dream! Or something. Genetic Determinism The world of Gattaca banks on this big-time, but in real it’s much more complicated. Nature AND nurture. People are more than the genes they start with. Designer Babies Current practices with in vitro and in vivo baby testing. Down syndrome. The New Eugenics Racism. “Positive” and “negative.” American eugenics programs. Medical choices are eugenic. Genetic Discrimination Loooooong list of inconveniences Ethan Hawke has to keep up with to not get caught. Financial arrangements. Colloquial speech in Andrew Niccol’s films. Genetic Determinism and Gene Therapy in Gattaca - by David A Kirby: In Time - Decipher SciFi episode 11: Support the show!
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(THIS NOT AN ANIMEAL EPISODE BUT ITS AN AUDIOINJAS PODCAST :D) WE ARE BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Many apologizes for the delay of a show there has been a lot going on with the Audioninjas & we have had some technical difficulties lately D: But no worries we are back :DThis week they go into some news & review Black butler season 1 :D We are sorry if audio sounds a bit bad & the Background Noise D: We would like to thank our producer ShaKe.LISTEN NOW!/DOWNLOAD NOWMusicArtist: JCRZSong: Ich BinAlbum: RetroFuturismSite: http://www.jamendo.comEmailsStarKillerRadio@gmail.com Misa@audioninjas.comAkuma@audioninjas.comProducer:ShaKe@audioninjas.comTwittersAkuma-@MysteriousAkumaMisa-@MisaStarKillerShake-@alwaysShaKenShow-@StarKillerRadio
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