Archive for the ‘GSpot’ Category
Antero Alli, GSpot, joseph matheny
In GSpot, Podcast on November 13, 2009 at 6:12 am
Another Sky, GSpot, joseph matheny, Kristopher Young
In GSpot, Podcast, books on October 30, 2009 at 8:13 am
The GSpot: Kristopher Young- Another Sky
Joseph Matheny in conversation with Kristopher Young of Another Sky talking about the exciting new model of “pay what you can” for works of fine modern literature. Also another In Your Ear, reviewing Sundown Lounge, the podzine.
No homegrown music this week, just some more blatantly ripped off semi-commercial stuff.
Kristopher Young was born in 1974 with roots in Philadelphia and New York City. He moved to Portland, Oregon in 2004 to focus on his writing.
His background is diverse; he’s vegan, is trained in branding and scarification, put himself through school designing databases and has a Master’s Degree in Media Ecology (the impact of mass communication on society) from New York University.
Kristopher founded Another Sky Press in 2005 and continues to play a significant role as chief editor. Click was his debut novel.
Chris Arkenberg, GSpot, joseph matheny
In GSpot on October 16, 2009 at 5:37 am
The GSpot:Chris Arkenberg
Joseph Matheny in conversation with Chris Arkenberg about everything from the future to music and technology.
All music provided by N8UR (Chris Arkenberg)
Songs, in order:
Babylon System
Nude Dressed
SmiteDemDub
BIO: Chris Arkenberg is a strategic researcher and futurist watching for patterns at the intersection of human culture and technology. He’s currently working as a visiting researcher at the Institute for the Future in Palo Alto, Ca., where he’s researching the emergent field of Brain Computer Interface for the Institute’s 2009 Technology Horizons program. He did undergrad in psychobiology at UCSC, then worked a 2yr stint at Gateways metaphysical bookstore, followed by a 10-year stretch working 3D & management for Adobe Systems, Inc. On the side, he’s an electronic music producer under the moniker N8UR, while also enjoying and engaging his local community in Santa Cruz, Ca. His blog is URBEINGRECORDED .
Esozone, GSpot, joseph matheny
In Esozone, GSpot on September 28, 2009 at 1:16 pm
The Gspot: Esozone
Joseph Matheny in coversation with Klint and Jillian from Esozone, talking about the new “open source and unconference model” being used this year.
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After EsoZone Portland 2009, we will release the “EsoZone Protocol,” a set of guidelines similar to an open source software license that will enable organizers to host an EsoZone in their own city as long as they are free and follow the “unconference” model.
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Foolishpeople, GSpot, HipGnosis, In Your Ear, joseph matheny
In GSpot, Podcast on September 18, 2009 at 2:12 pm
The GSpot: HipGnosis- Eric Young
Joseph Matheny in conversation with Eric Young of HipGnosis, talking about life as an independent musician and more. Also, an episode of In Your Ear, Reviewing The Leviathan Chronicles – an Audio Adventure (http://www.leviathanchronicles.com/rss/podcasts.xml or http://www.theleviathanchronicles.com/ for high bandwidth – lots of animation, etc. Includes cast of characters, episode summaries, blog and all that kind of stuff). Also, a blurb from FoolishPeople about The Abattoir Pages.
Music in this episode provided by HipGnosis : Glitch 303 Rendered, Underground Loom Hight to Fly, DOC
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Coming up next week: A special GSpot edition, talking to the organizers of Esozone!
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Duet for the Devil, joseph matheny, t winter damon, The Forbidden Gospels of Man Cruel
In Announcements, GSpot, Links, Podcast, books on August 18, 2009 at 9:48 pm
Wow. Wrote to t. Winter Damon to see if he was close to publishing the new work he had told me about…how long ago? Wow, like a year. It’s been a busy year for sure, but I really need to slow down and smell the roses. His work email bounced, so I figured he’d been laid off, seems to be happening a lot…so I wrote his publisher and asked him to have Tim call me. I was surprised to receive an email back that he had died. This is happening far too much lately. Anyway, here’s an old GPod radio we did several years ago. I’ll miss ya man, we had some great conversations. Show : Part 1 | Part 2 (may 15 2005)
t. Winter-Damon: Author of Duet for the Devil and The Forbidden Gospels of Man Cruel talks about the Zodiac Killer and Hannibal Lecter as a food critic.
t. Winter-Damon: Part 1 [17:30m]: Download
t. Winter-Damon: Part 2 [18:02m]: Download
GSpot, joseph matheny, Los Angeles Film Festival, Podcast, Thom Mayne
In GSpot, Los Angeles Film Festival, Podcast on July 10, 2009 at 2:25 pm
The GSpot: Thom Mayne
Joseph Matheny takes a break from interviewing this week to play a recording from the 2009 LAFF: Architect Thom Mayne talking about film along with another episode of In Your Ear. Also, introducing our first podcast sponsor: Tunecore.
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Pritzger prize-winning architect Thom Mayne, founder of the Southern California Institute of Architecture and the renowned architectural firm Morphosis, comes to the Festival to share his passion for space, light, and cinema.
GSpot, In Your Ear, joseph matheny, Michael Mailer
In GSpot, Podcast on June 25, 2009 at 5:41 pm
The GSpot: Michael Mailer
Joseph Matheny discussed the state of independent film and ponders some solutions to the “Internet dilemma” with his friend and partner, Michael Mailer. Also, a new episode of “In Your Ear” with Psuke.
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Michael Mailer (born 1964) is a film producer and the oldest son of writer Norman Mailer. He has produced over 17 films. He has one sister Kate and two brothers Matthew and Stephen an actor. He is the co-founder of Bigel/Mailer films. He is married to Sasha Lazard and they have one son Cyrus. (wikipedia)
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joseph matheny, GSpot, steve diet goedde
In GSpot, Podcast on June 12, 2009 at 2:27 pm
The GSpot: Steve “Diet” Goedde
Joseph Matheny reunites with an old friend from Chicago, Steve “Diet” Goedde. They talk about old times and Steve’s new release: Goedde Concerto with Robert Waechter. Also, a episode of In Your Ear.
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Steve Diet Goedde was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri and learned the basics of darkroom work and photography from his father, who was an amateur photographer. By the age of 13, Steve was obsessed with taking photographs and started educating himself about photographers that inspired him, most notably Richard Avedon, Lillian Bassman, and Diane Arbus.
He moved to Chicago in 1985 to attend the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where he studied filmmaking and painting. He refused to study photography stating that he had already acquired his aesthetic and visual style. Read the rest of this entry »
Alan Miller, Aleister Crowley, Christopher Hyatt, Falcon Press, Golden Dawn, Israel Regardie, James Curcio, Join My Cult, joseph matheny, Linda Miller, Nick Tharcher, Robert Anton Wilson, Timothy Leary
In GSpot, Podcast, books on May 1, 2009 at 5:40 pm
