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VESPERS Pt. 1 (w/ RayonBase)
Vespers is a limited series within Disintegrator that focuses on the creative feedback loops between music and social media. It follows from the Nobody Listens to Music Anymore superlecture, where themes of youth identity formation, referen
32. I Put a Post on You (w/ Dana Dawud, feat. Open Secret)
Artist and curator Dana Dawud joins Disintegrator to talk about Open Secret, her touring platform for internet cinema, and her evolving film series Monad. We discuss the blur as a visual device and trend, the impossibility of representing P
31. Incarnation (w/ Pete Wolfendale)
We’re joined by philosopher Peter Wolfendale — a singular voice in contemporary theory, known for his work on autonomy and the metaphysics of cognition. In this episode, we dive deep into the philosophical problems behind artificial general
LONGUE DURÉE Pt. 2 (w/ Timothy Morton)
CW: There is some brief discussion of abusive familial relationships at several points within this episode. Two titanic figures in contemporary theory join us for two separate and strongly divergent episodes on the status of revolutionary t
LONGUE DURÉE Pt. 1 (w/ Ray Brassier)
Two titanic figures in contemporary theory join us for two separate and strongly divergent episodes on the status of revolutionary thought in political philosophy today. Ray Brassier influenced a generation of philosophers not only with his
28. Imperative Pythagoreanism (w/ Giuseppe Longo)
It’s such an honor to welcome Giuseppe Longo to the pod! Professor Giuseppe Longo is the Research Director Emeritus at Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris. His work spans mathematics, comput
27. Critique as Commodity (w/ Morgane Billuart)
We’re on with Morgane Billuart, a writer and artist and a researcher whose work engages critically with technologically mediated and determined worlds — not least within her exceptional book “Cycles, the Sacred and the Doomed: Inquiries in
26. The Great Outdoors (w/ Gordon White)
Gordon White is a chaos magician, shamanic practitioner, and permaculture designer based in Tasmania. He podcasts and teaches through the vehicle of Rune Soup (https://runesoup.com/), the world's largest magic academy, and he writes prolifi
25. CRIT (w/ Avocado Ibuprofen)
You already follow @avocado_ibuprofen. His memes IV-ed into the arm of the artworld, circulating through the DMs; they are acidic and thereaputic, they throw up solidarity through critique and gentle negation. We talk about art education, d
24. A Girl is a Gun (w/ Alex Quicho)
Few people have done more to define the contemporary media theory landscape than Alex Quicho @amfq, an indefinable thinker and artist and intellectual force who brought Girl Theory to the front and center of The Discourse. One note, friend
[Superlecture]: Nobody Listens to Music Anymore (Marek)
On finishing the project of music, on TikTokCore and SpotifyCore, on music as cosplay and the technicity of cultural imperialism, on the bureaucratic turn in the arts, on being dangerous. Lecture given for my beloved DMR at Columbia Univers
23. The Club (w/ Li Zhenhua)
No notes, pure vivid realness and realism. Li Zhenhua (https://www.lizhenhua.work/about) is a major force in the art world, especially in film. A tone poem from Torino. Marek's favorite episode.
22. Janky (w/ Daniel Felstead and Jenn Leung)
Two of our discourse besties from UAL's Fashion Media Practice & Criticism -- experiential designers Daniel Felstead and Jenn Leung -- join us to talk Janky Capitalism (the obvious falling-apart weirdness of the world while capital spins of
21. LIFE (w/ Blaise Agüera y Arcas)
Blaise Agüera y Arcas is one of most important people in AI, and apart from his leadership position as CTO of Technology & Society at Google, he has one of those resumes or affiliations lists that seems to span a lot of very fundamental thi
20. Low-Power Mode (w/ Tega Brain)
A very warm welcome to Helena McFadzean, who is joining the Disintegrator wrecking crew. This week’s episode features one of our favorite artists, Tega Brain (https://tegabrain.com). In this episode, we talk through two of our favorite piec
19. Anamnesis & Prosthetic Imagination (w/ Jonathan Impett)
Here’s a gem from our archive, a recording with Jonathan Impett — Director of Research at the Orpheus Instituut (https://orpheusinstituut.be/). Impett has had a MAJOR impact on Roberto and Marek, a kind of intellectual godfather to the two
18. What is a World? (w/ Patricia Reed)
Majorly excited to have Patricia Reed on the pod. This is a beefy episode! If I was looking for a major reset in my relationship to the world around me, I'd start here. Here’s a list of the references we make throughout the interview: • Her
17. Computation is Computation (w/ M. Beatrice Fazi)
This episode features one of our most anticipated guests: M. Beatrice Fazi. M. Beatrice Fazi is a philosopher working in philosophy of computation, philosophy of technology and media philosophy. In this episode we mostly cover some key defi
16. Sh*tshow Theory (w/ Mattin & Inigo Wilkins)
BACK with some of the world's foremost experts on NOISE: Mattin (http://www.mattin.org/) & Inigo Wilkins (https://www.glass-bead.org/contributor/inigo-wilkins/?lang=enview). Relevant links include: • The Noise Research Union (NRU (https://n
15. Systems (w/ Georgina Voss)
In this episode, Georgina Voss helps Roberto and Marek kick off on a journey to think about the relationship between human agency and political scale, specifically how that relationship is mediated by technology. The next few episodes will
[Hyperlecture] Marek & Roberto: Non-Player Dynamics: Agency Fetish in Game-World
Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHfNS3K4fRA) for the full experience + Q&A. In the pod, I say to just listen to the audio, but honestly the video is really really fire. Lecture given to our friends at Foreign Objekt, now ON POD. Pr
14. Deathcare for the End of the World (w/ Patricia MacCormack)
This one is deep so see tons of explanatory resources below. The philosophy talk turns to political talk (easier to grok) after about 15 minutes, but the philosophical context adds a lot of richness to the latter conversation. Patricia MacC
12. Piles (w/ Alex Reisner)
Alex Reisner's writing in the Atlantic is some of the best investigative coverage of Large Language Models out there. In this episode, we talk through the mind-bogglingly vast archives of random pirated material that provide every major com
11. Reinventing the Surface (w/ Refik Anadol)
Refik Anadol, and by extension Refik Anadol Studio, is one of the most visible, if not the most visible, artists working with large models today. His work is everywhere, from MoMa to the Biennale Venezia, from the very first Las Vegas Exosp
10. Voice (w/ Jennifer Walshe)
Jennifer Walshe is one of the coolest people we know. Her artistic work and thought has broken our brains for years, leaving us shipwrecked in its torrential waves of reference and irony and joy and conceptual viscera. We talk about her rec
[Bonus] Non-Player Dynamics (Teaser)
Go here (https://www.foreignobjekt.com/post/roberto-alonso-trillo-marek-poliks-non-player-dynamics-agency-fetish-in-game-world) for more information about the upcoming talk that Roberto and Marek are doing Sunday, March 10, at 10AM Pacific.
9. Alignment (w/ Benjamin Bratton)
Benjamin Bratton writes about world-spanning intelligences, grinding geopolitical tectonics, “accidental megastructures” of geotechnical cruft, the millienia-long terraforming project through which humans rendered an earth into a world, and
8. World Models (w/ Anil Bawa-Cavia)
Anil Bawa-Cavia (AA Cavia) is one of our favorite writers and practitioners on the philosophy of computation. We discovered his work through Logiciel, on &&& (we <3 &&&!), both a gorgeous book in print and an elegant formal depiction of wha
