http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/channel/Performing Arts/sort-title/down/ The latest ten episodes in The Performing Arts Channel 60 Wed, 20 Apr 2011 19:44:53 EST en-us http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/oxfordOTR/in/Oxford-Classic-Radio/episode/Yours-Truly-Johnny-Dollar-The-Squared-Circle-Matter-12301956/ Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar was a radio drama of "the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account — America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator." The show aired on CBS Radio from January 14, 1949 to September 30, 1962. Wed, 20 Apr 2011 19:44:53 EST http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/oxfordOTR/in/Oxford-Classic-Radio/episode/Yours-Truly-Johnny-Dollar-The-Squared-Circle-Matter-12301956/ http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/jmatheny/in/Alterati-The-Inside-Scoop-on-the-Outside-Culture/episode/YOULL-GET-MY-GUITAR-WHEN-YOU-PRY-IT-FROM-MY-COLD-DEAD-HANDS/ Mon, 05 Sep 2011 22:52:28 EST http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/jmatheny/in/Alterati-The-Inside-Scoop-on-the-Outside-Culture/episode/YOULL-GET-MY-GUITAR-WHEN-YOU-PRY-IT-FROM-MY-COLD-DEAD-HANDS/ http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/derekcoward/in/Deliberate-Noise-Network-Feed/episode/947-You-Have-Reached-Episode-5/ Aaron mentions the DC Reboot. Bruce doesn't respond about the DC Reboot. David ignores the DC Reboot. Derek forgets all about the DC Reboot. Fri, 24 Jun 2011 09:02:04 EST http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/derekcoward/in/Deliberate-Noise-Network-Feed/episode/947-You-Have-Reached-Episode-5/ http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/singer/in//episode/Yettu/ To continue on the naming scheme, this is Yettu. Yettu is Malayalam for the number eight. I chose this name because it sounded pretty. (Also, I'm an irrationally big fan (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6616479032362244465#docid=9038258359819014283) of Yatta (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6616479032362244465#).) You may have noticed a meta-naming-scheme thing going on, whereas this and the three previous pieces are all numerical. It's not spooky. The reason is because I dug up these four tracks from the depths of my hard drive, and they were called Dragged Sample 4, 6, 7, and 8. That's all. That's it. There's no rhyme or reason to this. It's all just an excuse to fill in fields so I can put ambient music I don't even remember making on the internet. Just listen. Thu, 03 Feb 2011 20:16:32 EST http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/singer/in//episode/Yettu/ http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/jmatheny/in/Alterati-The-Inside-Scoop-on-the-Outside-Culture/episode/Wit-Wizardry/ In the regency world of manners, mores, and miss Jane Austen, a pair of sisters use a touch of magic to help their widowed father find something he lost long ago. Cast List Everard Grey - Michael Hudson Katherine Heatherton - Julie Hoverson Sophie Grey - Beverly Poole Phoebe Grey - Chandra Wade Roger Colfield - Will Watt Barnet Colfield - Benjamin Lind Enid - Femnomena Miss Tinsdale - Jennifer Dixon Adele Grey - Fiona Thraille Baron Heatherton - Rick Lewis Footman - Russell Gold Clerk - Bryan Hendrickson Music from the album Lady Caroline's Regency Romp by The Lexington Vintage Dance Society [additional music from Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com] Editing and Sound: Julie Hoverson, with Suzanne Dunn on scene prep Cover Design: Julie Hoverson and Brett Coulstock Wed, 26 Jan 2011 16:56:05 EST http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/jmatheny/in/Alterati-The-Inside-Scoop-on-the-Outside-Culture/episode/Wit-Wizardry/ http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/jmatheny/in/Alterati-The-Inside-Scoop-on-the-Outside-Culture/episode/WHOEVER-DIES-WITH-HIS-ART-ON-THE-MOST-HARD-DRIVES-WINS/ Sat, 20 Aug 2011 12:45:21 EST http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/jmatheny/in/Alterati-The-Inside-Scoop-on-the-Outside-Culture/episode/WHOEVER-DIES-WITH-HIS-ART-ON-THE-MOST-HARD-DRIVES-WINS/ http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/singer/in//episode/What-podcasting-is-really-like/ I don't listen to the radio a whole lot, but when I do, lately it's AM. You see, AM become pretty obsolete, which means it's become cheap, which means any wingnut with enough bananas can get on the air. Weird stuff is proliferating again on America's airwaves. Of course, a lot of the wingnuts are christian wingnuts, but they're entertaining in their own way. Heck, I just heard a modern, full-cast audio drama on earlier this week, on the radio. It was good! And produced by Focus on The Family, which I find amusing, but who else does that anymore? Radio is an interesting medium, and I maintain that the more primitive the radio system, the more interesting it continues to be. Look at XM, for instance. 3700 channels, all carefully programmed and crystal clear wherever you are. There is never any question of what you'll hear, where you can hear it, or how it will sound. Now compare that with shortwave radio, all the way at the other end of the spectrum. With shortwave, you never know what you'll find when you turn on your receiver, if someone will be having a conversation or making a broadcast, or where in the world it's coming from, or if more than one person is trying to use the same frequency at the same time, or if you'll get anything at all. You can still sometimes find spy numbers broadcasts in shortwave alongside police scanners and conspiracy theory shows and truckers and music and god knows what else. It's adventurous and interesting. AM is  by it's nature less orderly than satellite or FM, and it's been getting crazier at it's gotten cheaper. On a clear day you can listen to broadcasts from all over your planetary quadrant with just the receiver built into your car. You can hear what happens when the signals of two different stations, hundreds or thousands of miles apart, cross their signals. And, thanks to the thriving time-brokered AM market, you can hear some righteously weird shit. Yes, I'm weird, sometimes I'll listen to radio static because it has a particularly interesting sound to it. Not the point. So all this gave me the idea one day to see if I could simulate the sound of multiple radio stations broadcasting on the same frequency. It's a distinctive sound. And that idea tumbled around in my head for a few months, and I had a pretty good idea of how to make it happen, and then my head turned towards podcasting. Because everything is about podcasting. I thought I might be able to use this (theoretical) technique to make a little statement about what it's like trying to be a podcaster. You see, there are about 50 podcasts out there with really world-class audiences, about a thousand with very worthy numbers, and there's the rest of us hoping one day to be noticed by anyone at all. While the Top 20 Podcast list on iTunes has gone through some changes lately and for the better (no more Oprah or Joel Osteen, thank god), it's still very much a place where the whales just trade places with each other and suck up most of the listening hours themselves. So you want to know what it's like to get heard? This is what it's like to get heard. Your voice pokes out now and then, if you're lucky, but mostly you're drowned out by the big boys, and your message gets destroyed, and then everyone else gets stomped on by Ira Glass. Technically, this was a very easy piece to assemble. It's entirely aleatoric, with only beginnings and endings considered. The levels were processed by the Audacity Auto Duck plugin, just one after the other, and everything was just left to chance, and the effect turned out to be quite interesting. You'll hear my Episode Zero, and you'll hear the most recent episode of This American life, and the most recent episodes of 3 other top 20 podcasts in iTunes, and I will award a brass figlagee with bronze oak leaf palm to the person who can name the other three shows featured herein. Enjoy. Or don't. It doesn't matter. Nobody's listening anyway, not in the grand sense. Thu, 03 Feb 2011 20:25:06 EST http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/singer/in//episode/What-podcasting-is-really-like/ http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/PodcastHelper/in/The-Podcasters-Studio/episode/TPS-1-An-introduction-to-The-Podcasters-Studio-Podcast/ Download audio file (ThePodcastersStudio-TPS1AnIntroductionToThePodcastersStudioPodcast480.mp3) download this episode Hello Podcasters or anyone simply with an interest in podcasting! This is the first post on this blog site and I just wanted to take a moment to tell you what this site is all about. The Podcasters Studio primary goal is to take you behind the scenes [...] Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 EST http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/PodcastHelper/in/The-Podcasters-Studio/episode/TPS-1-An-introduction-to-The-Podcasters-Studio-Podcast/ http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/jmatheny/in/Alterati-The-Inside-Scoop-on-the-Outside-Culture/episode/Weaponized-Episode-9-Youll-Never-Walk-Alone/ A meditation on the idea and elusive reality of the "other". What does more damage? Contact with others or lack of human contact? Those memories may be accurate, observations keen or you may have created the approaching monster in your mind. Cast: John Harrigan Lucy Harrigan P. Emerson Williams Music and Soundscape by P. Emerson Williams Providence Experiments music by James Curcio and P. Emerson Williams Weaponized is brought to you by FoolishPeople. John Harrigan is writer, dramatic catalyst and performer alongside Lucy Allin and the rest of the FoolishPeople cast. Atmosphere, electronic voice phenomena and the occasional character sketch are provided by P. Emerson Williams. The scope of the Weaponized ranges from darkly humorous vignettes to claustrophobic occult horror. From monologues to full on audio theatre. FoolishPeople have produced work in prestigious cultural venues such as the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, Arcola Theatre and the Horse Hospital, historical buildings like the Galleries of Justice in Nottingham, internationally to America and Amsterdam and worked for clients such as the BBC. The FoolishPeople core collective features artists from England, Czech Republic, Sweden & America, and they also collaborate with many artists worldwide who specialise in a broad range of media. On the 14th November, FoolishPeople will host an evening in celebration of the official launch of the Weaponized Imprint and publication of The Sparky Show at The Horse Hospital in Bloomsbury, London. In addition FoolishPeople will be performing in London throughout November. You just need to find us... Listen to or download show below Tue, 19 Oct 2010 22:09:44 EST http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/jmatheny/in/Alterati-The-Inside-Scoop-on-the-Outside-Culture/episode/Weaponized-Episode-9-Youll-Never-Walk-Alone/ http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/jmatheny/in/Alterati-The-Inside-Scoop-on-the-Outside-Culture/episode/Weaponized-Episode-8-FORUM/ In this episode FoolishPeople bring us a dramatization of Forum by Richard Webb which presents a spectral image of our culture and collective psyche via the reflective portal of an internet football forum. ============================================== Documenting the exchanges between visitors of the site in 2002, this chronological record of a publicly anonymous debate on a sports website explores ideas of moral panic, vigilantism, moral projection and vendetta. Webb’s objective role in simply compiling and re-presenting the correspondence instigates debate on the value and status of ideas one may not agree with, whilst serving to mirror cultural discourse surrounding emotive subjects. Cast: John Harrigan -Rage Lucy Harrigan - Ms. Dynamite P. Emerson Williams -Athers, Booty, IWM, 4737 CARLING  SIR, Murno, Nestonblue, Officer_Dibble, Ourkid, ParrotClete, Red_Army, Seagull, Silverback, Swansea Til I Die, theodorewhitmore Chants - Fans of Manchester United Music - Glory Glory Man United (Zombie Chant Mix) by ▼ΞıĿ ◄▼ ł‡orns Listen to or download show below Tue, 21 Sep 2010 21:25:54 EST http://play.callisto.fm/podcasts/by/jmatheny/in/Alterati-The-Inside-Scoop-on-the-Outside-Culture/episode/Weaponized-Episode-8-FORUM/