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Comment: 12.00pm Jim Price - Taking Calls Jim Price makes at least seventeen sounds: tooth-grinding, trills, twitters, tongue taps, hisses, grunts and has different sounds for when he bumps into something or when he’s disturbed or wounded.  He’s been a disc jockey at WFMU since 1976 and his band, NEBLUNG PRICE record all their material in an onion drying shed.  Without fatal accident, Jim has arrived to see the airbag and steam from the swelling minor.  http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/jp
Comment: Dina Kelberman has created “Half Full, 2016” a series of animated GIFs depicting "optimism" using found images of water situations
Comment: 12:02pm Porest - The Parallel Broadcasts (Optimized for WFMU) Porest unveils recordings from the covert sector of his archives. Culled from shortwave and FM broadcasts, these selections were intercepted via prepared radio – finely tuned to receive what is known in certain circles as parallel broadcasting. Content explores the trauma of emerging global consciousness, acute cultural antipology and the urgent placement of democratic music today. Recorded on location in Jan/Feb, 2016 – Featuring contributions from Paul Staufenbiel and Michael Darr POREST Across decades, Porest (aka Mark Gergis) has issued a trail of confounding agitprop sound art, empirical hate pop, diabolical radio dramas and carefully rearranged realities on the Abduction, Seeland and Resipiscent labels. Porest’s blatant embezzlement of human syntax and cultural misunderstanding broadcasts vital mixed messages. Collaborations have included: Aavikko (Finland) Alan Bishop/Sun City Girls (USA), and Negativland (USA) among others. Porest’s forthcoming LP, Modern Journal of Popular Savagery is to be released by Nashazphone (Egypt) in 2016. Gergis was a co-founder of the long-running experimental Bay Area music and performance collective Mono Pause – as well as its offshoot Neung Phak, performing inspired renditions of southeast Asian musics. Since 2003, with the Sublime Frequencies label, an ethnographic music and film collective out of Seattle, Washington – and more recently, with his own record label – Sham Palace, Gergis has shared decades of research and scores of archived international music, film footage and sound recordings acquired during extensive travels in the Middle East, South East Asia and elsewhere. http://porestsound.net/info https://soundcloud.com/porest
Comment: Dina Kelberman has created “Half Full, 2016” a series of animated GIFs depicting "optimism" using found images of water situations
Comment: 12.20pm Bodega Pop Live with Gary Sullivan - Optimistic Women Live Longer, Healthier Lives Than Their Pessimistic Peers Take a walk on the sunny side of the street with nine women from France, Indonesia, Japan, Lebanon, Russia, Taiwan, UK, USA, and Zimbabwe. Gary Sullivan founded the controversial and influential Flarf movement (2000-2010) and is author of half a dozen collections of comics, essays, plays, and poetry, including PPL in a Depot (Roof Books, 2008) and Everyone Has a Mouth (Ugly Duckling Presse, 2012). He hosts “Bodega Pop Live,” a weekly international music program on WFMU’s Give the Drummer Radio. http://wfmu.org/playlists/pg  Mix playlist: Girlfriend of the Year | “My Song” | shh#ffb6c1 | UK | 2014 Awkwafina | My Vag | single | USA | 2012 Serebro | “Mi Mi Mi” | single | Russia | 2013 Guitar Vader | “I Love Love Love You” (Love Love Super Dimension Mix) | Remixes GVR | Japan | 2001 Joanna Wang | “I Don’t Give a Hoot” | BOB Music | Taiwan | 2015 Lady Laistee | “Un Peu De Respect” | Compilation Le Hip Hop | France | 2004 Amelia | “Number One” | single | Zimbabwe | 2011 Soap Kills | “Wadih” | Cheftak | Lebanon | 2002 Frau | “I’m a Sir” | Starlit Carousel | Indonesia | 2010
Comment: Dina Kelberman has created “Half Full, 2016” a series of animated GIFs depicting "optimism" using found images of water situations
Comment: 12:50pm Steinski - The Optimize Gospels, from The Book of Maximization Artifacts of those seeking the positive outcome. Steinski: Producer, writer, consultant, DJ. steinski.com
Comment: Dina Kelberman has created “Half Full, 2016” a series of animated GIFs depicting "optimism" using found images of water situations
Comment: 1.05pm Brian J Davis - The Trial of Richard Prince Brian J Davis is a filmmaker and digital artist living in Brooklyn. His most recent project is The Composites. "The Trial of Richard Prince" is a one act play adapted from a deposition given by Richard Prince. http://www.gagosian.com/exhibitions/richard-prince--may-08-2014/exhibition-images http://www.vulture.com/2016/04/richard-prince-the-andy-warhol-of-instagram.html http://thecomposites.tumblr.com/ transcript 1 transcript 2
Comment: Dina Kelberman has created “Half Full, 2016” a series of animated GIFs depicting "optimism" using found images of water situations
Comment: 1.20pm Irene Moon - Champagne Music Champagne music with Irene Moon. Enjoy the bubbles in the wine. Irene Moon (a.k.a Dr. Katja C. Seltmann) is a scientist and the Director of the Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration at the University of California Santa Barbara. She presents musical lectures, science radio (on KCSB.org - Santa Barbara), and films about insects and other arthropods in an attempt to elevate Entomology (the study of insects) as a rock genre. Find out more at http://www.begoniasociety.org (art), http://codex.begoniasociety.org (science). tracklist: Laurence Welk - Bubbles in the wine mixed with Laurence Welk - Bubbles in the Wine Excerpts from the book Wunderful, Wunderful - The Autobiography of Laurence Welk about the advent of champagne music, Dex Dubious - Bubbles in the Wine Messer Chups - Best Girl in the USSR - on album Messer Fur Frau Muller Twink - Breakfast Machine - on album Miniatures Volume 1 Sugarcane Rag by Scott Joplin (1908) Field recording of bubbles Mort Garson - Good Morning Starshine - Album Electronic Hair pieces Max Rabbe & Palast Orchester - Hallo, was machst du heut Daisy Roll out the Barrel - Live with Andre Rieu & Heino Delia Derbyshire and Anthony Newley - Moogies Bloogies The magic hour transalantic flight advert from 1958 - new york to london - wine on the plane Yon Visell of mashup of Moondog - Single Foot, with Laurence Welk Yellow Bird and Calcutta.
Comment: Dina Kelberman has created “Half Full, 2016” a series of animated GIFs depicting "optimism" using found images of water situations
Comment: 1.50pm Heather Phillipson - Commiserations! In COMMISERATIONS!, Heather Phillipson trashes the heart’s stylistic representations and reboots bodily imperatives. Mixing sporting detritus, bedroom intimacies, ideographs, pop lyrics, emotive connections and linguistic clichés, alongside the heart’s own tropes of rhythm, repetition, tonal-shifts and poetic mis-readings, her video proposes a metaphorical-biological hybrid. The heart is asserted as a mass-produced machine, exposed to love, sex, anxiety, stimulants, work-outs and dance music, and as a highly subjective, fatal core. Heather Phillipson works across video, sculpture, drawing, music, text and live events. Solo exhibitions in 2016 include the Whitechapel Gallery, London; Frieze Projects New York; Images Festival Toronto; 32nd São Paolo Biennale; a major new project for the Arts Council Collection's 70th Anniversary Commissions; and a contribution to Borealis Contemporary Music Festival, Norway. Recent solo projects include Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt, the 14th Istanbul Biennial, Performa New York, Sheffield Doc/Fest, Opening Times (otdac.org) (all 2015), Bunker259, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Serpentine Galleries (all 2014) and BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art (2013). Phillipson is also an award-winning poet and has published three collections of poetry: a pamphlet with Faber & Faber in 2009; NOT AN ESSAY (Penned in the Margins, 2012); and Instant-flex 718 (Bloodaxe, 2013), which was shortlisted for the 2013 Fenton Aldeburgh First Collection Prize and the Michael Murphy Memorial Prize. She was named a Next Generation Poet in 2014.  Watch the video again Heather Phillipson website
Comment: 2pm-3pm John Kilduff with Let’s Paint TV live from Monty Hall Mr Let's Paint (John Kilduff) does it all! Multitasking his way through life...exercising, painting, cooking and taking your calls! Taking your calls on Optimized! Live from Monty Hall at WFMU 6-10 June @2-3pm EST SKYPE call now to: letspaintwfmu Also, John can see your Comments in the Playlist and will respond! letspainttv.com
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