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Laurie Anderson Podcasts
28 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Laurie Anderson. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Laurie Anderson, often where they are interviewed.
28 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Laurie Anderson. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Laurie Anderson, often where they are interviewed.
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85. Laurie Anderson - we read your emails and feedback
Uh oh! This week on Homo Sapiens Linda the Lawyer is not happy with Alan, something's up with Chris and we take a deep dive into the hidden transgender themes in The Matrix. Enjoy! X
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84. Laurie Anderson | Season 4
Jesus was Gay? Can meditation make you high? What thing has Alan always secretly wanted? We catch up with avant-garde artist, composer, director and Pop Icon Laurie Anderson for a wonderful episode full of Laurie’s wisdom, warmth and zen wit. Enjoy.
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Your Weekend Justice #286: Meanwhile, in a Laurie Anderson Song…
When you really, really, really wanted to hear Death Cab for Cutie, you’d go to a coffee shop.
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In a world that looks like Uwe Boll’s remake of Damnation Alley, we bring you the latest episode of Weekend Justice: the Internet’s #1 Audio Trainwreck.
Agenda:
- This is the world we live in now
- Sirius XM madness
- Terry Gross vs. Tom Baker
- Scott has all the toilet paper (shh, don’t tell anyone)
- Lacking a freaking beak
- RenFests and plagues
- Resurrection recipe argument
- A drunk chicken, giving consent
- Animal Crossing as a euphemism
- White Claw vs. Zima
- Trader Joe’s vs. Jesus
- Rox and the Puff-Puff Pass
- Streaming Hell
- The terrifying truth about video calling
- How to work at home or at least seem like you work at home
- When therapy makes you anxious
- Apocalypse Now fashions
- Mad Max with toilet paper
- The Vegetarian Non-Apocalypse
- The mystery of Quibi
- Contenting from home
- Mr. Joe!
- New content vs. new-to-me content
- Fun with review materials
- Bad cholesterol!
- Haunting of Hill House
- NOT A COUGH
- The mystery of Daniel Cohen
- Scattering!
- You say Mystery Park! I say Virgin Park! Let’s call the whole thing off!
- The Time Share Navy!
- The Last Dystopian Ship!
- Defending Waterworld
- News from Switzerland!
- Erich Von Daniken lives!
- Don Johnson vs. defibrillators
- Bruce Willis vs. harmonicas
- Math bragging
- Gen Z and the porn reality check
- Kiss vs. 3-2-1 Contact
- The danger of 8MM
- Fuck Lobster intercepted!
- The dangerous Invisible Touch!
- Porn hunter gatherers
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136 - The Lou Reed Archive with Laurie Anderson
Lou Reed—music icon, poet, photographer, Tai Chi master, vital force in the cultural life and underworld of New York City. Lou died in 2013 and left not a word of instruction about what he wanted done with his archive of
recordings, instruments, gear, his Tai Chi swords, jackets—from his days with The Velvet Underground, through his solo career and last recordings. He left everything to his wife, artist and musician Laurie Anderson. Over
the next six years Laurie and a team of Lou’s “keepers” created a vision.
In March 2019, on the occasion of his birthday, The Lou Reed Archive opened to the public at the New York Library for the Performing Arts with parties, friends, family, fanfare and a drone concert at the largest cathedral in the world. During that week and beyond we spoke to many of Lou’s archivists, family, and friends — Laurie Anderson, Curator Don Fleming, Jason Stern and Jim Cass who worked with Lou, drone wizard Stewart Hurwood, Producers Tony Visconti and Hal Willner, Carrie Welch from the New York Public Library, Curator Jonathan Hiam and a devoted crew of librarians and archivists at the New York Library for the Performing Arts, and Lisa Shubert at Cathedral of Saint John the Divine. Many thanks to all.
The Keepers, stories of activist archivists, rogue librarians, curators, historians and collectors, is produced by The Kitchen Sisters (Davia Nelson & Nikki Silva) in collaboration with Nathan Dalton & Brandi Howell and mixed by Jim McKee. Special thanks to story interns Sydney Stewart and Josh Gross.
The Kitchen Sisters Present is part of the Radiotopia Podcast Network from PRX. Support for The Kitchen Sisters comes from Radiotopia, the National Endowment for the Arts, The Grammy Museum Foundation, The Marin Community Foundation/ Susie Tompkins Buell Fund, Cowgirl Creamery, The Kaleta Doolin Foundation, The Robert Sillins Family Foundation, The Robert Lee Hudson Foundation, the TRA Fund and listener contributions to The Kitchen Sisters Productions.
“These are really terribly rough times and we really should try to be nice to each other as possible.” Lou Reed.
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Episode 23 - Laurie Anderson
Living And Present: Laurie Anderson on Performance Art
More and more artists are drawing on the live quality of performance in their work: the artist Marina Abramovic was present for three months in New York's Museum of Modern Art for visitors to lock eyes with, silent and motionless; this year's prestigious Venice Biennale Golden Lion prize was given to the performance artist Tino Sehgal; and the newest addition to the Tate are the Tate Tanks, dedicated to Performance art. But what is this transient medium and where has it come from?
Laurie Anderson, famous for bringing her song O Superman to the British pop charts in the 1980s, focuses on this innovative and elusive art form, drawing out the qualities of ritual and gathering, pain and endurance. She turns to the earliest recordings of the Futurist artist, Marinetti's Zang Tumb Tumb, the actions of German artist Joseph Beuys; the influence of John Cage in contrast to the risk of Yoko Ono, the sexual politics of Vito Acconci, the confrontation of the Viennese Actionists or British artist Stuart Brisley's offal bath and the explosive shock of Chris Burden's Shoot.
Volume 03 Episode 63 - Very Merry Unbirthday Laurie Anderson
Fab 5 Freddy, Laurie Anderson, Summer reads, film trailers
Artist Laurie Anderson discusses her new VR artwork To the Moon, currently at the Manchester International Festival.
The author of the bestselling Queenie, Candice Carty-Williams, makes her pick of paperbacks to take on holiday as great summer reads.
With the release of the trailers for Cats and the new Top Gun film attracting so much attention on social media, Katie Popperwell considers the importance of the film trailer, and what makes a good one.
Presenter John Wilson
Producer Jerome Weatherald
amor / ópio - 003 w/ Saloli, Laurie Anderson, Low, BVDUB and +
Saloli - Revolver
Shida Shahabi - Abisme
Building Instrument - Mangelen Min
LUMP - Late To The Flight
Deerhunter - Death in Midsummer
Laurie Anderson & Kronos Quartet - Dreams
Kadhja Bonet - Wings
David Holmes - I've Instructed Them to Check the Dumpsters
Sufjan Stevens - O Come O Come Emmanuel
Meg Baird and Mary Lattimore - Painter of Tygers
jordaan mason and the horse museum - bird's nest
Oneohtrix Point Never feat. Iggy Pop - The Pure and the Damned
Low - Always Up
BVDUB - nine o'clock