Podcast appearances and mentions of william elm

In Episode 3 of QR Code, Michele Vescio unpacks the term neuroqueer - the intersection of being queer and neurodivergent - with queer folk who are on the autism spectrum; including Alison Bennett, a non-binary person, artist, lecturer, and parent; Mellem Rose, a non-binary person, advocate for queer and neurodiverse rights, and founder of Spectrum Intersections; and William Elm, a Kabi Kabi man, multi-instrumentalist, and avant-composer. They discuss neuroqueer in the context of disability, ableism, visibility, and representation, and the complex navigation of access to healthcare resources, queer spaces, and societal expectations.View and download the episode's audio transcript here.Content warning: This episode contains descriptions or discussions of trauma, queerphobia, abuse, and harassment, that may be distressing to some listeners. If you need assistance, please contact Lifeline, Switchboard Victoria, or your state-based service.

We got together on New Year’s Day and looked back at all our Pagan shenanigans in 2018. We also looked at our current practice, and shared what we are looking forward to in 2019. Some of us almost fell asleep. Everybody drank a lot of tea.Music this episode was Little Red One by William Elm, from the album Between The Dawn and the Day. Hosts this episode: Josephine Winter, Mark Hills from Dancing Hare Grove, Ryan McLeod from Queer Pagan Men Australia and Witches of Oz, and Sarah Morgan and Seumas from The Pagan Collective of Victoria’s Monthly Hills Pagan Coffee Meets.We discussed these Pagan gatherings, groups and initiatives this episode:Combined Covens (Western Australia)Dancing Hare Grove (Victoria)Hot for Joe Morris (South Australia)Mount Franklin Pagan Gathering (Victoria)Oak, Smash and Thorn Pagan Morris (Victoria)Silver Birch Grove ADF (Victoria)Sovereigns of the Golden Path (Victoria)Spiral Dance (South Australia)The Australian Wiccan Conference (we will be hosting this in Victoria in 2019!)The English Ale (South Australia)The Monthly Hills Pagan Coffee Meets (Victoria)The Pagan Collective of Victoria (Victoria)…and here is a list of the books we talked about: The Bast novels by Rosemary EdghillTraditional Wicca: A Seeker’s Guide by Thorn MooneyThe Path of Paganism: An Experience-Based Guide to Pagan Practice by John BeckettThe Chronicles of the One trilogy by Nora RobertsA Discovery of Witches by Deborah HarknessDaughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini TaylorTake Three Girls by Simmone Howell, Cath Crowley and Fiona WoodBlood Song and the Raven’s Shadow series by Anthony RyanThe Kingkiller Chronicle and The Slow Regard of Silent Things by Patrick Rothfuss

Today is Wear It Purple Day and International Overdose Awareness Day.We speak with Brock Galway, general board member with Wear It Purple, about the significance of Wear It Purple Day, its history, why it's vital to acknowledge the day, and how it empowers young LGBTIQA+ folks' sense of solidarity. We discuss the notice of intention by the Australian government to deny a visa to American activist, politician, and former United States Army soldier Chelsea Manning. We speak with William Elm, a multi-instrumentalist and avant-composer, about his new full-length album Spectrum, his queer and indigenous influences on his music, the creative process of new track 'Wake', and Twin Peaks. See William's upcoming performance dates here.Listen and purchase Spectrum via Bandcamp.Tracks Echo and Wake, performed and composed by William Elm, used with permission.

Curator and artist Alec Reade chats with James & Yvette about their Midsumma exhibition Blak Queer Futurism and we also broadcast audio from the exhibition recorded by our producer Michele Vescio.  Musician William Elm discusses their music and their new album Spectrum and we play its title track.  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovreignty was never ceded in this country.

William Elm is a multi-instrument composer whose work will take you on an aural journey unlike one that many people have travelled.

Kritsian Pithie interviews Brooklyn based composer Missy Mazzoli plus Andrew chats with accordionist and avant-garde composer William Elm about his upcoming EP and Melbourne pianist and music therapist Natasha Lynn chats about the Friends of Music series.