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Discussing the essay funded via $ESSAY, Scissor Labels and Hyperpop fandoms with John Palmer, Kara Kittel & Toby Shorin (Other Internet)
Scissor Labels Essay: https://j.mirror.xyz/RUeJfZEZxr-hkuzUCakQyUuf2kOJVMPPiAWBaQFhhqc How it was funded via $ESSAY: https://j.mirror.xyz/uVGCCwwm3k341lPpxaJmHTZROESVse9Pe_rmbiuUAC0 John Palmer: https://johnpalmer.site/#/ Kara Kittel: https
Radical Transparency, humor > disinformation, poetry for machines, avatar politicians and giving non-human entities a vote with Digital Minister of Taiwan Audrey Tang
http://audreyt.org/ Full editable transcript hosted on http://gov.tw/: https://sayit.pdis.nat.gov.tw/2021-03-03-interview-with-interdependence
SinoFuturism, AIDOL, NFT Murder Plots and Future Pop Stardom with Lawrence Lek
Back in the saddle with Artist and Musician Lawrence Lek for the advent of his latest film AIDOL (2019) and the release of it's wonderful soundtrack on Hyperdub. We discuss AI Pop Stars, SinoFuturism, IP and cultural stereotypes, NFT murder
Hope Running, Economic Fiction and MetaModernism with Simon de la Rouviere
In celebration of his new book "Hope Runners of Gridlock", we chat to polymath Simon de la Rouviere about designing new economies, never ending stories, Metamodernism and maintaining hope! Buy the book! https://blog.simondlr.com/posts/hope-
Primacism: David Rudnick on the struggle for Primacy, type and poetry's unique value in an age of digital and physical conflict, and Percy Shelley's Mont Blanc
A rare conversation with designer David Rudnick https://void.davidrudnick.org/
NFTs for n00bs: A brief history of tokens and tulips, NFT aesthetics, energy dramas, fan brigades, social tokens and the meataverse with Daniel Keller (New Models) A
A brief history of tokens and tulips, NFT aesthetics, energy dramas, fan brigades, social tokens and the meataverse with Daniel Keller (New Models) Check out New Models! https://newmodels.io/ https://www.patreon.com/newmodels Topic marks! 3
Protocols, Permissions and non-human communication with the Indigenous Protocol and Artificial Intelligence Working Group
Hello everyone! Over the moon this week to welcome Professor Jason Edward Lewis and Suzanne Kite of the Indigenous Protocol and AI Working group! We discuss the origins and goals of the project, different perspectives on creating AI elders,
Artist Led Pricing, Scene ownership and defecting from Spotify with Audius
In this episode we welcome the full Audius squad, Roneil Rumberg, Forrest Browning and Clayton Blaha to discuss their new music protocol, how it establishes the rails for artist led, rather than centrally mandated, pricing and design of eco
Pharmako-AI: co-writing with an AI and navigating the dark hallways of the mind with K Allado-McDowell (and GPT-3)
In the advent of their new book “Pharmako-AI”, co-written with OpenAI’s GPT-3 system, we speak to K Allado-McDowell (and GPT-3) about creating with an inhuman (and a human), the nature and history of intelligence, and focussing art and tech
Good Elitism and The New Philistinism with Eliane Glaser
Let's talk about elitism. Buy Eliane's incredible book Elitism: A Progressive Defense https://www.bitebackpublishing.com/books/elitism-a-progressive-defence
Post Capitalist Desire, Melancholy, Psychedelia and Mark Fisher with Matt Colquhoun
We welcome author Matt Colquhoun to discuss his release of TWO new books exploring the work of the late, great Mark Fisher. We discuss Mark's life and legacy, Post Capitalist desire, accelerationism, the various misinterpretations of Capita
The CIA, CCF and Cultural Cold War with Frances Stonor Saunders
It was difficult to coordinate release schedules with the CIA but we got there in the end This week we discuss the CIA and the art world with Frances Stonor Saunders, author of the canonical book in this field "Who Paid The Piper?". Big tha
Platform co-ops and illusory democratisation with Nathan Schneider
Hi everyone In this episode we welcome Nathan Schneider, professor of media studies at the University of Colorado Boulder (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Colorado_Boulder), significant player in the platform co-operativism move
Justice at Spotify with The Union of Musicians and Allied Workers
Hi everyone, happy to share a conversation this week with The Union of Musicians and Allied Workers, whose petition making demands of Spotify to improve terms for artists has gathered over 20,000 signatures and counting. We discuss those de
Anarchist UBI, local currencies and weird fatigue with Sarah Friend (Circles UBI)
We join Sarah Friend, core dev from talk of the town project Circles UBI to discuss the crazy few weeks they have been having giving away a UBI through social trust networks. We pull apart how the project works and discuss the history of lo
Artist tokens, Community Owned Institutions and the Reliance Alliance with ZORA
Hi everyone! This week we welcome Dee and Jacob from Zora, a new organisation that is building tools for artists to issue tokens around their creative practices. We discuss their idea of dynamic pricing of art releases and at the advent of
This is All Happening Right Now: Solarpunk, cultural fracking and the real Jurassic Park with Jay Springett
Back with a conversation with a special person and close friend of the podcast Jay Springett Jay is a writer, theorist and podcaster who falls into a special category of people where we can say with some confidence that whatever they are th
Collaborating with the dead, Hildegard of Bingen, genius and villainy with Huw Lemmey (Bad Gays)
This week we are thrilled to welcome the author and critic Huw Lemmey in celebration of his new novel Unknown Language (https://ignota.org/products/unknown-language), written in collaboration with Hildegard of Bingen and out now on Ignota b
A New Club Economy w/ Richie Hawtin
The second part of our discussion facilitated in collaboration with Sonar +D and Ars Electronica. Particularly excited to share this one, where we reflect upon what foundations of the club economy appear to be most exposed by the current cr
Squad Wealth and Headless Brands with Other Internet
Really happy to welcome Other Internet to the podcast, an independent strategy and research squad based between New York and Berlin. Their recent essay “Squad Wealth” looks at the phenomenon of interdependent squads emerging on the internet
Cyberpunk, Difference Engines and Mad Madge with Bruce Sterling
Last night we recorded a long and fun conversation with the Hugo award winning author and futurist Bruce Sterling. As you will hear Bruce has a great deal of knowledge about a great deal of stuff, and as well as his early writing helping to
German Funding of the American Avant Garde with Amy C. Beal
This week we are thrilled to bring a conversation with Amy C. Beal from UC Santa Cruz, whose book "New Music New Allies: Experimental Music in West Germany from the Zero Hour to Reunification" not only gives us insight into the role that Ge
Interdependent artist payments and live streaming through COVID-19 with Nico Perez (Mixcloud)
It’s a hot one! This afternoon recorded a discussion with Mixcloud CEO and DJ Nico Perez, and our studio was so hot that we had to keep all the windows open for our own health and also to keep the laptop from spontaneously combusting! As a
Building the Ownership Economy with Jesse Walden (Variant Fund)
This week we welcome Jesse Walden, who recently announced the launch of Variant Fund, which looks to support what he describes as “The Ownership Economy”. We discuss Jesse’s background as an artist manager, his early experiments with puttin
Berlin and the New Weird with Elvia Wilk
For the second part of our conversation series with contemporary fiction writers we are over the moon to have a chat with Elvia Wilk, who released her debut novel “Oval” last year to great acclaim. Oval is a beautiful book that depicts a wo
Interdependence 12: Dr Larisa Kingston Mann (DJ Ripley)
For this episode we welcome academic and DJ Larisa Kingston Mann from Temple University in Philadelphia, whose work analyzes the relationship between law, technology, sovereignty and creativity, especially focusing on the ways changing medi
Interdependence 11: Tim Maughan (Infinite Detail)
Since the idea of this podcast first came to mind, we had imagined starting a thread of conversations with fiction authors and artists that in many ways touch on some of issues that we might be exploring in other conversations. Today we are
Interdependence 10: Tom Gray (PRS)
This week we talk to Director at PRS for music and Gomez songwriter Tom Gray, who, through the #brokenrecord hashtag and other advocacy work has been championing the need for reform the way that streaming services work, and reform copyright
Interdependence 9: Kate Crawford (AI Now)
In this episode we speak with Kate Crawford, founder of the AI Now Institute and professor who has spent the last decade studying the political implications of data systems, machine learning and artificial intelligence. We discuss the anato
Interdependence 8: David Turner (Penny Fractions)
In this episode we welcome David Turner, writer and founder of the Penny Fractions newsletter, which holds a critical and often political lens to the latest developments in the music industry. In this episode we discuss the music industry r
