Podcasts about tethers

All new today!!Playlist: Nolan Hildebrand - Generative open graphic score #1Sharon Minemoto - No way outIvo Perelman and Damon Smith - NineAmrita - MetamorphosisThe Plastic Waste Band - Inner gimbalVirginia MacDonald - Last call at Dimitri'sTumbao Bravo with Paul Vornhagen - Firefly mamboJimmy Farace - Decorah's dance

The Bowline Jazz guys played live at CJSW today! Four fun tracks!Playlist: Rob Garcia - Department of peaceBowline Jazz - The preacherBowline Jazz - Choose happyBowline Jazz - DoodlinBowline Jazz - Once more for good measureChris Hazelton - Paris of the plainsJames McGowan Ensemble - The minotaur - revolution

The music leans out this week, with no small amount of guitar.Playlist: Marion Brown - Track 3Asher Gamedze - Following upThe Plastic Waste Band - North of the North PoleIvo Perelman and Damon Smith - OneMary Halvorson Trio - Screw's loose (no. 8)Ivo Perelman and Damon Smith - ThreeEmie R Roussel Trio - Klara färdiga gaIvo Perelman and Damon Smith - TwoDavid Sánchez - Bioho en el MagdalenaMiles Davis - Footprints

Alden Hellmuth is a NY based saxophonist and composer. Following her acclaimed 2024 debut album Good Intentions, Hellmuth returns with the aptly titled Tether, an eight-track exploration of jazz, punk and freeform improvisation. Alden share's the inspiration behind the new direction and sound on Tether, what it was like writing for two basses and how mixing and processing played a role on not only in the production, but the composition as well. The two discuss the significance of texture in Alden's recordings and she unpacks the personel that contributed to Tethers ambiance. Alden tells us how she was likely “tricked” into playing the saxophone at a young age, she shares her experience of first discovering the magic of improvisational music and how she eventually steered toward free noise rockers Deerhoof and Otoboke Beaver. We get some insight into Alden's writing and recording process and hear a couple tunes. Alden HellmuthLeiter RecordingsTour Stories would like to welcome our newest sponsor Kuma Coffee. Kuma Coffee is a 100% Independently owned roasting company right here in Seattle since 2008. Kuma is a 5-person team, roasting over 100,000lbs of exclusively high scoring coffee each year. They source their coffees direct from origin and pay well over fair trade pricing to farmers. This guarantees the highest quality, while supporting rural farming communities throughout the Global SouthThey also just launched an instant coffee… (Joe's favorite instant)Find everything Kuma at Kumacoffee.comEpisode supported by our friends Izotope This episode is produced with Ozone 12, the newest from Izotope. Head over to izotope.com now for savings on all their production software. Go check out Ozone 12 and RX 12 and master with the best and solve the unsolvable 20 plug-ins for mastering mastery. Use code FRET10 at checkout.Ep supported by @distrokid. Distrokid now offers Bandzoogle where you can build your bands website and store in minutes. @thetourstories listeners get 30% off at distrokid.com/vip/tourstories. GET YOUR MUSIC OUT THERE! ITS EASY WITH @distrokidEp supported by Heil Sound. For 60 years, Heil Sound has provided innovative, professional quality sound for stage, studio, broadcast, and podcast. Grammy-winning artists and sound engineers worldwide trust Heil microphones for their legendary sound. To find out more about the full line of Heil microphones and products, visit heilsound.com.Mentioned in this episode:DistrokidKuma CoffeeIzotope

New follows old this week.Playlist: Phil Miller, In Cahoots - Black catDavid Occhipinti - Who's your Dada?JazzLab Orchestra - Outer chamberDavid Sánchez - Benkos liberatadorAlexis Martin Ensemble - La dune du PilatShunzo Ohno - Going homeRémi Bolduc - Paper trail

Wide musical territory covered this week, with a core of wilder stuff.Playlist: Ivo Perelman, Damon Smith - FiveWolfgang Seligo - Little noteJimmy Farace - Three headed dragonLukas Ligeti - Uncommon notionThe Cosmocopians - ZapSoft Machine - TurmoilSquarepusher - UplandsKalaparusha Maurice McIntyre - HexagonThe Reptile Palace Orchestra - Dada sali

A bit of this, a bit of that...Playlist: Shakti - What need have I for this, what need have I for that, I am dancing at the feet of my lord, all is bliss, all is blissRémi Bolduc - Rhythm delightJoyful Talk - Stop freaking out!Paul Keller Orchestra - Pop tuneMike Clement - Chad bopOrhan Demir-Neil Swainson - NileMike Clark, Delbert Bump - Deep in the inner city

Another "all new" program!Playlist: Soft Machine - The longest nightBernie Senensky, Kirk MacDonald - Silver traneJanel Leppin's Ensemble Volcanic Ash - The collectiveUlysses Owens Jr. and Generation Y - Prodigal sonJuan Dahmen - El finAlexander Claffy - Oriental folk songThe Setting - Hold on tight to your music

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Join me Saturday 4/25 for the Rosicrucian Astrology LIMINALSTREAM where I investigate the order's 1922 manual and compare current and natal transits:  https://www.youtube.com/live/zP5cCmYc5Dg?si=dXuoCz2kkRd2B78Q EDIT: AUDIO has been updated with a better mix--the intro monologue was recorded in a hushed rush during a late night somnambulant AirBnB stay, so better mixing was required! ∴∴∴∴ Transubstantiation of The Sacred Antenna & Traveling Temple This Aries stellium (re)birthed the long-divergent livestream faction of WE THE HALLOWED's broadckast & mutlimedia grimoire, PRAGMAGICK, long-dubbed and too-long-dormant: the LIMINALSTREAM. To be honest, I'm in sort of a crucible. My constant fight for time, energy, captial and time-energy capital to maintain the consistent output of projects such as We The Hallowed, Pragmagick, new albums and performances, micro-publishing Somatick Magicks for Patrons--all of it has had to be under dire review due to my stasis of having to work away from home just to maintain a home I'm rarely in. It's dire, drab, disheartening and all around heavy that the fight for supreme artistry in the face of a megalithic capitalist undertow seems both ever so necessary yet ever so unnoticed. The cost of running this site, let alone all the channels of which to create our arts without much qualms, if any really, or monetary issuance has proven to be an insurmountable affair as is. But I refuse to buckle or bribe or barter with the great machine, and have taken the heavy toll and burden to internalize why financial independence isn't afforded from these ventures alone. That probably isn't healthy either, yet I persist. After wilderness years spent toiling and tinkering with ways to charge the current, it has become all-too apparent that the livestream's capabilities of creating wholly intentional transmissions and 'third spaces' of performance, sermon and vexation without appeasing rent-mad venues, other people's intentions or allowance of artificial intelligence slop could nominally be achieved through the art magick adherence to the liminalstream transmission. And what better to initiate a new experimental era of a wide-spectrum of dipsatches than under this excitingly rare fire stellium currently transiting? Due to my increasingly laborious schedule largely spent away from the Dimming Room, it became all too apparent that my way through with keeping consistent tithes to ongoing projects, lifting connected artists and We The Hallowed haunts, and growing the burgeoning patreon base to hopefully one day not need to suffer so much survival in this monolithic capitalist nightmare structure, allow the liminalstream a wonderful spectrum of highly intentional, heavily produced to topic based, low-tech dispatches from the sacred antenna of the PRAGMAGICK broadckast current. Last week, I attempted a DIMMING ROOM dispatch that revealed a longtime telepathetic annoyance of an unwitting poltergheiszt, then streamed from the phone as I picked up the pieces and worked through this newfound revelation: https://www.youtube.com/live/xS6oqrlU6Gs?si=kao6bJ6LGBrtUhJ0 https://youtube.com/live/xS6oqrlU6Gs?feature=share Here, the attempted live ritual using a spiritbox and the in-room projections audio triggered of custom footage was finally due to to be shared with the world. The thesis and experimentation behind the scenes has long toiled with ways to imbue the communion with multi-sensory transmissions. This nominal release of the ritual where the objective was to contact LITTLE WIND (or more formally Z the Redreamer) concerning the intentions of this new era and current cosmick transits would not happen, however. For no discernable reason I was run ragged with technical issues throughout the premiere that I still have no calcuable way to avoid in the future, nor way to discern much of why two separate computers used for streaming fell due to never-before-seen internal errors, let alone the spiritbox actually breaking right after I had recovered the stream and was ready to push on! Alas, so many lessons learned that stream, one of which is that trying a huge array of objectives within one stream is not only suboptimal tech wise, but performance and demeanor-wise as acting host, producer and performer is far too hectic oversee whilst allowing the artistic heteronym to control this vehicle performing musick, initiate meditative videomancy sessions and tap into the gibber-gabber needed to monologue to an audience concerning all the intentions therein! Not only were there obscure and completely unfounded tech issues on the digital plane, but in the physical my spirit box literally broke right before the ritual tells me that I was radiating an unseen reckless energy like statick discharge from ungrounded finger tips. You see, this is a long-storied issue with my performances, and another reason I'm attempting to get the sea legs of confident performance through these liminalstreams; I know I'm radiating, emanating, manifesting a nervous energy that is poisonous to electrical currents. Intuitively, I know it's me. If only I had performed the intended current cleanse at the top of the show and rested my gheiszt a bit before spelunking into a deluge of wild sessions within one stream! So through wincing and frustrated tears I soldiered on and concluded with a makeshift altar/Dimming Room Current Cleanse to ward off whatever bad ghost juju projected from my unwitting self (or, for safety sake, some banishing of outside dark dudes too) with a musical saw bowed through effects and guitar pedals. Improvised magick is potent magick! https://youtu.be/2FQEUi8heVc?si=nTxikN2_zL6Q4M30 https://youtu.be/2FQEUi8heVc But all and all, as an induction ceremony to a new era of output, the liminalstream did it's job. The revelation of the nega-statik gheiszt that my intensity and anxiety unwittingly releases that has long caused obscure tech issues for my performances, alone, is worth the price of admittance. This very ex/o/rcise of the weekly liminalstream dispatches can help correct such energy diversions; and since, they've only gotten better if not more focused. It's this sort of deep, revelatory moment that makes the liminalstream so worthwhile to me as practitioner, aside from the usual experimental fare and art hexorcism the transmissions can dutifully provide. The next day, calm and collected and willing to show the lowtech side of the liminalstream spectrum, I went live as I repaired the spiritbox and discussed these revelations: https://www.youtube.com/live/eiGFmZKa-JA?si=Whq468SJtz9-GbEI https://youtube.com/live/eiGFmZKa-JA?feature=share This also introduced a rubric and schema to bookend the LIMINALSTREAM so that no-matter where it is dispatched, or the amount of production and featured topic, a sinew can bind and ordain the transmissions within the Liminalstream current: Each stream is construkted either behind the scenes prior, or during the stream itself, with the Divergent Magick Grimoire - this helps the anarchic contents find footing within a ritual schema and operating procedure whilst also keeping the expected torrential innards a little more approachable. It also bestows the title of each Rite as the title of each LIMINALSTREAM. Perhaps I can also utilize the Divergent Magick Online Rite Builder when the hard or paperback copy is not on hand, thus allowing viewers to peer into the process. In turn, each liminalstream that doesn't so much have a presupposed theme or even thumbnail artwork will utilize the DISRUPTION GENERATOR to reveal a divinatory theme and its respective image (Such as the title/artwork for the stream above has). This allows for two thirds of We The Hallowed's scripture troikatych (or threefold equation) to be continually charged and investigated while the newly formulated 'Tethers', or We The Hallowed connective ethos, is formulated for publishing. The finalizing of the 'TETHERS', in turn, will be a reoccuring and intermittent topic for future LIMINALSTREAMS as I have clued Patrons in on the formulation of this anarchic multimedia magickal collective's synthesis exalted within construction of The Tethers. PROSPEKTRE CURRENT COMMUNION: A SPIRITBOX/VIDEOMANCY RITUAL Session truly begins around 7 minutes in: https://www.youtube.com/live/dJlciIS6ywE?si=j39K1uYgM3Jf9WjC Around dawn, pacific time, I performed a “liminalstream” (public art magick ritual via Pragmagick youtube channel) showcasing a grounding-yet-road-opening initiatory Hauntomancy Ritual for this cosmick stellium that happens to be shuffling in my eighth house (if the natal chart birth time I've reverse-engineered is correct, of course.) I'm utilizing similar schema from my PROSPECTRE (sic) RITUAL by incorporating rubric from Listening Post Alpha (the solo “Estes Method” akin Spirit Box communion and the paramount and illucidating ALW Cipher Decoding post-session) yet not with audiomancy as I had previously interjected, but with hypnagogic inducing projections (think technicolor Dream Machine ala Gysin & Burroughs) of deeply intentional imagery (analog photography from dear friend and collaborator that adorned the ALGOL series of original musick I've recently released—who's New Mexican property holds a unique opportunity in our future) casted as in-room videomancy all captured by a VHS camcorder & analog dirty video mixer triggered by the Spiritbox transmissions. Stay tuned for decoding a deeper insight on what, or whom, came through. The ritual is not complete until the LISTENING POST ALPHA rubric of decoding using the ALW Cipher is drafted as a report. This may be a Patreon stream, specifically, while utilizing the public Liminalstream current to continue my weekly dispatches across a wide spektrum of production, focus and theme. Conversing with the spirit box for this new era using transmission triggered and live analog mixed/painted videomancy of custom footage and Logan Ford's analog photography (that accompanied Revelator Rosz's  ALGOL I) to create a hypnagogic rhythmic technicolor atmosphere projected in room for immersive communion (somewhat partially akin to the Brion Gysin & William S. Burroughs Dream Machine experiments) Hauntomancy / Videomancy Aspekts: This communion was initiated with the ultraterrestrial known as Z the REDREAMER (or more colloquially, Little Wind) who was introduced through Listening Post Alpha sessions. The being's identity is purely speculation, but has often hinted that they may be the supraself or temporally displaced self-spektre of Revelator Rosz. https://keatsross.substack.com/p/haunt-of-the-aspectre-haunt-manual Videomancy exalted Dimming Room truly 'DIMS THE TZIM-TZUM': https://wethehallowed.org/audiomancy-videocast/https://keatsross.substack.com/p/salvo-siempre-salvo-haunt-manual : Using custom footage casted and mixed with dead tech necromancy as time engines (60's B&W Cathode Tube Amp Camera, VHS Camcorder as main camera, 90's panasonic analog video mixer and other thought obsolete talismanik devices with unfinished business finally realized with new applications. By triggering footage containing analog photography taken by Logan Ford of New Mexico, a possible future is also charged and tickled with each transmission shift. By incorporating seemingly aimless B-Roll captured in this timeline, the dirty analog mix and photography gusts both anchors and peers at linear maybes.https://keatsross.substack.com/p/engram-eclipse-ellipses Dead Tech Necromancy will eventually showcase on the @hauntomancer channelhttps://keatsross.substack.com/p/hauntomancy-in-practice-vhspektres STAY TUNED FOR THE TRANSMISSION DECODE USING THE ALW CIPHER AND FURTHER REVELATIONS... This stream was made possible by https://wethehallowed.org Support the new musick and listen to the fully owned version at https://wethehallowed.org/eco-aspektre Future weekly streams will be topic based, can and will be casted from foreign places, share and investigate works, house in-camera and live guests, and so on. This week, at least for Patrons if not publicly as well, I plan on streaming from a work trip as this rhythm is my new normal. And this new normal is hectic, lonely, uncomfortable and all-too insurmountable if not married with artistic and psycho-spiritual insight. So let the Liminalstream be the anchor to an otherwise rough scape forward. As I finalize the official summation and primer of Hauntomancy with the Spektrivium, codify We The Hallowed's metaphysical tenets and machinations with the updated Tethers, publish and create Somatick media releases in physical formats, and continue the musickal hexorcisms as Revelator Rosz and Dakota Slim, there could be no better, egalitarian and approachable transmission than that of the art magick livestream, or liminalstream.  This month will see the release of the ALGOL hexkassette, a 90 minute collection of the Algol musickal series collected, with rarieties, thus far, for PATRONS and Somatick subscribers. Consider signing up to be privy to all dispatches, behind the scenes work, discord 'DIMMING HOURS' or "office hours" where we can work on our projects together, and so much more. Over 666 posts containing patreon only interviews, livestreams, full albums, and more! Become a patron and support the artgasms! https://patreon.com/pragmagick Now with the technical tenacity and callouses chapped via the experiential wilderness years surfing madcap witchery with unseen syncopation, let us remain constant in our broadckast and dispatch no matter where our bodies lay! All footage is custom and filmed by REVELATOR ROSZ via vhs, hi-8 or CCCD cameras unless it is found footage and old cinema transformed and acknowledged.follow on twitch:https://twitch.tv/pragmagickhttps://instagram.com/pragmagick_cast   This stream was ordained and administered using the DIVERGENT MAGICK GRIMOIRE and schema. You too can use it to construkt and deconstrukt your own anarchic art magicks:https://wethehallowed.org/divergent-magick-grimoire HAUNT ON Major thanks to the Patrons who make my art possible: All art is genuinely made possible by the Patrons of WE THE HALLOWED and affiliated media magicks. Major thanks to Eric J. Millar & Joel Hatmaker for the long partnership and support of WE THE HALLOWED and its website, among other things. Major thanks, in no particular order, to Temple of Babalon Choronzon (Bobby, Leah, Stashia & Groucho), Frater Perseus, Austin Atchley, Jeremy Bowlin, Kenned Doll, MetemPsychotic, Saroth The Mage, Lya & Azure Edwards, JJ Reine De Blanc, Jenny Rocky, Elena SorcerersHomie, Alex Leadbetter, Lynz Pinzer, Bibi, CW Chanter, Jonicide, Jilly Beans, Corrie Anne, Spooky, Vanessa Sinclair, Carl Abrahamsson, Tony Davis, Arnemancy, Brittany Brown, Veruca Galt and you, dear ghost, for your ongoing support. Revelator Rosz ALL LINKS: http://pragmagick.com WE THE HALLOWED (Multi-Media Collective): https://wethehallowed.org PAYPAL (One Time Donations): http://www.paypal.me/keatsross SUPPORT VIA PATREON: http://patreon.com/pragmagick

We start with a long trip into space with McCoy Tyner, followed by a suite of new songs.Playlist: McCoy Tyner - SaharaJanel Leppin - The brink is homeAtlantis Jazz Ensemble - DamoclesAlbert Marquès & Rachel Therrien - SolarArvind Ramdas - Asiatic raesPaul Keller Orchestra - Thank you notes

An Art Blakey kinda episode, including an interview with Fraser Calhoun and Nat Lazzarotto, who talked about their concert series. Plus some brand-new music played.Playlist: Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - Hipsippy bluesArt Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - Quick trickSteve Husted and Friends - When we were youngRémi Bolduc - The lickingNick Fraser - There are other waysAmalie Dahl's Dafnie's EXTENDED - drifting_turningHendrik Meurkens - Herb's samba

2/3 new, 1/3 oldPlaylist: Jean-Luc Ponty - Music for electric violin and low budget orchestraTom Waits - AliceAtlantis Jazz Ensemble - Spirits unseenAlbert Marquès & Rachel Therrien - Abraham Lincoln BrigadeAlexander Claffy - Hard time killing floor bluesTempête Solaire - Kronos

3/4 new, 1/4 oldPlaylist: Lee Morgan - Search for the new landMark Tonelli - Praca jardim finottiArvind Ramdas - All for noneAmalie Dahl's Dafnie's EXTENDED - LongingPat Bianchi - Wise one

For the first time in a while, all "new" music today!Playlist: Toshiyuki Tsuchitori and Ryuichi Sakamoto - 綾 (Aya)Dave Stryker - Van Gelder's placeCorcoran Holt - FreeTriple Blind - Chaotic eyesGéraldine Eguiluz, Michel F Côté - La montana y el aguaHugo Blouin - Un art du tempsCyger & Butterworth - Clunky

This week: Gongs! Shatner! Avant jazz big band! More gongs!Playlist: Amalie Dahl's Dafnie's EXTENDED - IntroPat Bianchi - It was a very good yearWilliam Shatner - It was a very good yearAndrew MacKelvie's Many Worlds - Impact/AwakeAndrew MacKelvie's Many Worlds - Disentomb the brain functionWanees Zarour - LiftaWadada Leo Smith - The Little Rock Nine: A Force for Desegregation in Education, 1957Ishmael Ali - Pastiche

In this week's episode I talk about why traveling has been hard for me with my AuDHD, some past experiences I've had on trips (needing sometimes a full month to recover!), and how I approached my trip this past weekend as an experiment to explore a few questions: 1. Do I have an easier time coming home if I am not the one who has to drive?2. Do I have an easier time coming home if the primary objective of the trip is to rest and relax?3. Do I have an easier time coming home if I have maintained a threshold connection to my routines at home?

Mostly new music in this show.Playlist: Dave Stryker - Summer nightKathy Kennedy - AEIOUAntibalas - Lo lifeOrhan Demir, Neil Swainson - Wicked demonGéraldine Eguiluz, Michel F Côté - La montana y el vientoInterplay Jazz Orchestra - Bite your tongueSteve Husted and Friends - Nonagon funkolaIconoclast - How fast is evil?Noah Franche-Nolan - PrayerIconoclast - The master faderGlenn Makos & Bru - 37 Celcius

A late-period Coltrane freak-out tops the bill this week!Playlist: John Coltrane - My favourite thingsJeff Lofton - The rhythmGordon Grdina Quartet - P.B.S.Hugo Blouin - Le baril geantJerry Granelli Trio - Solaria

“Everyone comes to this material world attracted to sense gratification, and the hard knot of sense gratification is the attraction between male and female. By this attraction, one becomes overly attached to the material world in terms of griha-kshetra-suta-apta-vitta—that is, home, land, children, friends, money and so forth. Thus one becomes entangled in the bodily conception of ‘I' and ‘mine.'” (Shrila Prabhupada, Shrimad Bhagavatam, 4.29.85 Purport)

Like last week, mostly new music with a special trip to 1970. Lots of Indian and Middle Eastern sounds, too.Playlist: Antibalas - SolaceNoah Franche-Nolan - Union townJohn McLaughlin - Peace oneJohn McLaughlin - Peace twoWanees Zarour - FestivalBellbird - MurmationAmir ElSaffar - Ghazalu

One long trip into the past this week plus a bunch o' new stuff.Playlist: Elton Dean, Hugh Hopper, Simon Goubert, Sophia Domancich - Kings and queensJeff Lofton - She's about a moverGlenn Makos & Bru - Liquid sunshineHugo Blouin - Soupe pragmatiqueDon Thompson - A waltz in 3 quarter timePeter Paulsen - Fine featheredRick Roe - Modal yodel #2

Maybe a bit on the lighter side this week?Playlist: John Surman - Once upon a timeLisa Hilton - So whatLee Mason - Big gameBellbird - Phthalo greenBobby Hutcherson - BoquetSteve Berndt - Triplets a go goOná Ensemble - SambadoLed Bib - Iron oreLettuce - Clav it up your way

Maybe a bit on the lighter side this week?Playlist: John Surman - Once upon a timeLisa Hilton - So whatLee Mason - Big gameBellbird - Phthalo greeBobby Hutcherson - BoquetSteve Berndt - Triplets a go goOná Ensemble - SambadoLed Bib - Iron oreLettuce - Clav it up your way

Maybe a bit on the lighter side this week?Playlist: John Surman - Once upon a timeLisa Hilton - So whatLee Mason - Big gameBellbird - Phthalo greenBobby Hutcherson - BoquetSteve Berndt - Triplets a go goOná Ensemble - SambadoLed Bib - Iron oreLettuce - Clav it up your way

Only four tracks today, with some freaking out!Playlist: Centipede - Septober energy pt. 1Dave McMurray - The music never stoppedMasayuki Takaynagi - My friend, blood is shaking my heartWolfgang Dauner - Collage

The main event: Miles Davis' "Circle in the round", the LONG version!Playlist: Miles Davis - Circle in the roundJason Moran - Sound it outNikolov-Ivanovic Undectet - Across the thresholdHermeto Pasacoal - Guizos (bells)Phil Miller, In Cahoots - Your roots 2

It's the "holy ghost" this week, plus a bunch of newly-released stuff.Playlist: Albert Ayler - Masonic inborn, part 1Lisa Hilton - Here and there and back and forthCarl Schultz - PsychohistoryPogues - GridlockPatrick Smith - Banff (intro)Patrick Smith - BanffRick Roe - HyperbarityStockton Helbing Quartet - Eostre

A year begins anew, starting with the "son"Playlist: Pharoah Sanders - Sun in aquariusValley Voice - WishlowAnthony Braxton Diamond Wall Trio - Untitled (Composition no. 323c) - part 8Kronos Quartet, Laraaji - Daddy's gonna tell you no lie

Dr. Daniel Hoernschemeyer from the University of Missouri joins the show to discuss his recent research on vertebral body tethering as well as the past, present, and future of this new treatment. Your hosts are Josh Holt from the University of Iowa, Stephanie Logterman from Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, Craig Louer from Vanderbilt, and Tyler McDonald from the University of South Alabama. Produced by Josh Holt and Carter Clement (Manning Family Children's). Music by A.A. Aalto.   References:   “Growth modulation increases clinical success in vertebral body Tethering.” Hoernschemeyer et al. Spine Deformity 2025.   “Anterior Vertebral Body Tethering: A Single-Center Cohort with 4.3 to 7.4 Years of Follow-up.” Hoernschemeyer et al. JBJS 2024.   “Effect of Vertebral Body Tether Tensioning on Vertebral Body Growth Modulation.” Jackson et al. with PSSG. JOR Spine 2025.   “Growth modulation response in vertebral body tethering depends primarily on magnitude of concave vertebral body growth.” Louer et al. with PSSG. Spine Deformity 2024.   “Multicenter validation of a surgical planning tool for lumbar vertebral body tethering simulating growth modulation over 2 years.” Cobetto et al. Spine Deformity 2025.

All Christmas this week! Christmas, crazy, crazy Christmas...Playlist: J.J. Hrubovcak - GreensleevesJethro Tull - Ring out solstice bellsEigenrado - Holy nightBrian Baggett - SkatingMarvin Gaye - I want to come home for ChristmasWayne Butane - Xmas (excerpt)Jimi Hendrix - Little drummer boy/Silent night/Auld lang synePentangle - The cherry tree carolAlias Frequencies - Merry fucking ChristmasDaniel Johnston - Christmas in the looney binRichard Thompson - Cutty wrenDavid Grisman and Jerry Garcia - God rest ye merry gentlemen jam

Christmas is a-comin'... and the music got a bit freakier this week...Playlist: Valley Voice - As though they knewJazz Bras Dot Com - Soft fightBaltimore Jazz Collective - Link to LateefMike Longo - MatrixAnna Webber - Idiom IDan Rosenboom - Old ghostsJemeel Moondoc, Muntu - The evening of the blue men (excerpt)Ways + Simon Toldam - Passion

John Arnold is a colleague of mine at Ten31, we are five man team focused on investing in and supporting the best bitcoin businesses globally. This is our third quarterly update where we cover current market dynamics and our outlook.More info on Ten31: https://www.ten31.xyzJohn on Nostr: https://primal.net/johnJohn on X: https://x.com/JohnArnoldTen31Ten31 on X: https://x.com/ten31fundsEPISODE: 186BLOCK: 927606PRICE: 1108 sats per dollar(00:07:01) Four Year Cycles: Liquidity vs. halving(00:12:21) Market manipulation?(00:13:53) Day vs. night: IBIT hours, ETFs, stay humble and stack sats(00:16:40) Premarket/postmarket liquidity and trading(00:16:47) Quantum: FUD Rising(00:24:03) Address types at risk: P2PK, P2PKH race, Taproot exposure(00:25:11) Practical mitigations(00:27:28) Long-range vs. short-range quantum attacks and feasibility(00:28:40) Reality check: scaling physical QC and secrecy constraints(00:31:01) Coordination and upgrade paths: post-quantum options(00:33:30) Social contract: no seizure of old coins(00:36:25) Did quantum FUD drive the drawdown?(00:40:00) Why gold and silver are at highs while Bitcoin lags(00:51:06) Mega-cap tech as the new savings account and TINA(00:57:36) Fed cuts, QT ends, QE or not semantics, and Bitcoins response(01:07:00) Looking ahead: more cuts, policy path, and 2026 setup(01:13:01) Giga-bullish case: scarce assets vs. fiscal-monetary impulse(01:16:03) Gold vs. Bitcoin for individuals and sovereigns(01:20:02) Counterparty risk with ETFs and the case for self-custody(01:26:12) Bottom in? Price targets, humility, and risk management(01:30:29) USD tokens (stablecoins): growth, limits, and policy aims(01:35:04) Tethers dominance, gold tokens, and a silver tangent(01:41:03) Closing thoughts: on-chain flows, whos buying, and sign-offmore info on the show: https://citadeldispatch.comlearn more about me: https://odell.xyz

Just a bit of this, a bit of that...Playlist: Tony Williams - MemoryTim Brady - 9.75 pieces about change no. 5.25Joe Elefante's Wheel of Dharma - Jazz for dummiesJason Wool - ZaboravitiAmir ElSaffar - Orientations I-IV (alternate take)Myriad3 - DiamondMike LeDonne's Groover Quartet - Slow frieghtDiego Pinera - Evidence

Today's theme: Spaciness!Playlist: Horacee Arnold - Orchards of EngediDan Rosenboom - Prisms, mirrors, portalsAretha Tillotson - Jill of allNels Cline & Gregg Bendian - MarsBaltimore Jazz Collective - IntercessionAmir ElSaffar - 10:23 amKeith Jarrett - FlameWadada Leo Smith - Organic

Special guests this week: Way Ahead Trio! They played four songs live in the CJSW band room and came in for an interview.Playlist: Way Ahead Trio - Six o'clock window wiperWay Ahead Trio - No title yetWay Ahead Trio - ObsessionWay Ahead Trio - Goo gone the snailAfuche - MuscovyWay Ahead Trio - Dover bluesBaltimore Jazz Collective - Link to LateefJames Brandon Lewis - Exactly, our music

Back to the regular mix of new and old this week. 12 tracks played (which is a lot for a jazz show!)Playlist: Michael Gibbs, NDR Big Band - June the 15th 1967Amir ElSaffar - DignityDan Macdonald - One more cup of coffee (valley below)Karneef - Back to blockAmanda Tosoff - Upon reflectionNicole Rampersaud - ...and thenOuternet - The crossing pt. IIFlying Horse Big Band - Pharaohs daughterJefferson Airplane - Ribump ba bap dum dumRich Brown - The kingdom of heaven is withinMargherita Fava - Murrina repriseStirrup+6 - Salt lines

An all "new" edition of BTT, a little on the intense side overall perhaps...Playlist: Yusuf Mumin - Diaspora impressionismAnthony D'Alessandro - Harlem strutChristopher McBride - Seven (the human cost)Rafiq Bhatia - Clearing cricketsDavid Occhipinti - SouthwarkBaltimore Jazz Collective - Red lined outroJoey Waronker & Pete Min - Big dipperNoam Lemish - San Francisco is my Copenhagen

The post-2025 CJSW Funding Drive BTT show. Thanks to all who donated this year!Playlist: Al Muirhead - CorcovadoRich Brown - Turiyasangitananada - the transcendental lord's highest song of bliss (meditation for Alice Coltrane)Alice Coltrane - Battle at ArmageddonQuator de saxophones Nelligan - EssencesJamile - JogralRichard Carr - EssaouiraMike LeDonne's Groover Quartet - Mary Lou's bluesJames Brandon Lewis - Don't forget Jayne

Playlist: Brother Jack McDuff - Theme from electric surfboardAmnesiac Quartet - BloomD.D. Jackson - Daylight shooting in Little ItalyHoward Moody, John Surman - Dancing in the loftDisaster Pony - Hot like bugs

New and varied was the theme of this episode of BTT. It's also the last "regular" program before the 2025 CJSW Funding Drive begins (the BTT FD show will be next week, Monday, October 20!)Playlist: Etienne Charles - Bilali introEtienne Charles - BilaliBrigette Fontaine - Il se passe des choses (instrumental)The Dwarfs of East Agouza - Saber tooth millipedeDanny Thompson - Minor escapadeRich Brown - Nyaeba (the griot)James Danderfer - TumbletownDave Liebman - The callEli Yamin - Squeeze in tightJoey Waronker & Pete Min - Little dipperDavid Bode - Dear Prudence/Don't let me down

I saw the freak-out and reached for it (mostly)...Playlist: Mike LeDonne's Groover Quartet - DelilahRafiq Bhatia - OcclusionFrancois Rabbath - KoboldsJohn Coltrane - Living spaceFrancois Rabbath - BreizAlain Bedard Auguste Quartet - Profumo chaneleoneEvan Parker - Monoceros 2Bobby Hutcherson - Spiral

In this episode of Unscripted, Jeff Thompson and Sree Roy dive into the everyday mix of tech talk and personal takes, all in the natural flow of conversation. Sree kicks things off with a trip to the Apple Store, exploring iPhone crossbody straps and even the Beats lanyard trend. The two reflect on the surprise availability of the iPhone 17—thin as air, in stock, and shipping in just two hours. They weigh the pros and cons of the standard model versus the Pro and Max, noting the absence of LiDAR on the base edition. Conversation shifts to tools of their trade: Jeff shares how microphones and room acoustics shape his podcasting workflow, from condenser mics to dynamic setups, and why his SSL 2+ interface is his go-to. Sree brings in his Blue Sparks condenser mic and Zoom PodTrak P4, plus a shout-out to iBugToday.org for its rich assistive tech resources. You can contact us at 612-367-6093. Leave a message, suggestions, and your feedback. Thanks for listening!  

Soft Works last week, Soft Bounds (a long one!) this week. Plus a few other groovy tracks.Playlist: Soft Bounds - Slightly all the timeVoodoo Jazz - Motion sicknessEric Alexander - JaveTom Trio - Let's danceDavid Occhipinti - Canticum abaci

Lots of songs played (for a jazz show - 11), some weird, some not.Playlist: Graham Collier - Part 1 (introduction)Fieldwork - The night beforeBill King Trio - Hymn #1Graham Collier - Part 7 (coda)Aaron Dolman - Stars in a midnight lake (intro)Joe Bowden - The next stepSoft Works - Madam vintagePassport - HexensabbatTara Davidson - Train to TarrytownLou Durra - No surprisesEllery Eskelin - Untitled one

Als de kat van huis is, dansen de muizen op tafel, zegt men weleens. Nou, hier niet. De baas is op vakantie, en de muizen hebben er een strakke aflevering van gemaakt. Het laatste nieuws wordt besproken, met onder andere een vurige oproep van MiCA-toezichthouders aan Brussel, Tethers nieuwe stablecoin, het septembernummer van IMF-magazine Finance & Development, en PayPal die P2P-betalingen lanceert. Daarnaast wacht je een mooie marktupdate, met natuurlijk aandacht voor 's werelds belangrijkste centrale bankier die woensdag weer de wereldpers toesprak. Wat betekenen de uitspraken van Jerome Powell voor bitcoin? Luisteren dus!Probeer Bitcoin Alpha 2 weken gratis!Satoshi Radio wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door: Amdax, Watson Law, en onze hoofdsponsor Bitvavo.Powell Hint Op Renteverlaging - Wat Betekent Dit Voor Bitcoin?Timestamps(00:00:00) Welkom & mededelingen(00:25:00) ‘Bookmark' van Bert: Discord-gesprek over nare data in de blockchain(00:28:53) ‘Bookmark' van Peter: Discord-gesprek over DAC8(00:32:35) Bookmark van Peter: Metaplanet richt ‘Bitcoin Japan Inc' op(00:32:35) Bookmark van Peter: Metaplanet koopt het domein bitcoin.jp(00:32:35) Bookmark van Peter: Metaplanet heeft $1,4 miljard opgehaald bij grote geldschieters(00:35:28) Bookmark van Bert: Mallers: “Twenty One is not a "Bitcoin Treasury Company”(00:40:44) Bookmark van Peter: Tether lanceert stablecoin USAT(00:45:30) Bookmark van Bert: The SEC approved Generic Listing Standards(00:45:30) Bookmark van Bert: “100 crypto ETFs launched in the next 12mo”(00:59:42) Bookmark van Peter: Septembernummer IMF-magazine Finance & Development is uit(01:09:40) Bookmark van Bert: France, Austria and Italy Urge Stronger EU Oversight under MiCA(01:09:40) Bookmark van Bert: Cryptocast: Frankrijk legt bom onder Europese cryptowet MiCAR(01:19:30) Bookmark van Peter: PayPal lanceert ‘P2P'-betalingen met bitcoin?(01:22:00) Bookmark van Peter: Zwitserse banken testen blockchaintransacties(01:25:50) Marktupdate(02:05:00) EindeBookmarksBert:Discord-gesprek over nare data in de blockchainThe SEC approved Generic Listing Standards“100 crypto ETFs launched in the next 12mo”Mallers: “Twenty One is not a "Bitcoin Treasury Company”France, Austria and Italy Urge Stronger EU Oversight of Crypto Markets Under MiCACryptocast: Frankrijk legt bom onder Europese cryptowet MiCARPeter:Septembernummer IMF-magazine Finance & Development is uitRicht ‘Bitcoin Japan Inc' opKoopt het domein Heeft $1,4 miljard opgehaald bij grote geldschietersTether lanceert stablecoin USATPayPal lanceert ‘P2P'-betalingen met bitcoin?Zwitserse banken testen blockchaintransacties

Our impromptu Jordan Peele Retrospective continues with US...but is it really the usual crew doing the talking, or our Tethers? Press play and decide for yourselves! Plus, watch Rob on Twitch .. and we're on Instagram!

APTTMHA truthful and deep discussion about "secret competition" and " disrespect" by Africans and Caribbeans. The blatant disregard and dishonor of FBA culture, heritage and struggles. For our Brothas and Sistas who respect the contributions this message is not for you. But for many "tethers" who work against black folks this message is for you.

This week, Jess, Aaron, and Joey celebrate 300(!) episodes of Critical Nonsense by revisiting random episodes. They talked about 121! The Coming-Out Gauntlet and Thick Conversations, 75! Top 3 Things Not to Do in Quarantine, with Clarissa Pharr, 170! Weirder Inspiration, and 158! Buttresses, Tethers, and Grunts. They don't talk about the Rota Fortunae. references Step Brothers Wheelz of Steel Till the Wheels Fall Off Wood Wheel Wheels of Confusion Keep On Movin' Here's Where the Story Ends