Arts Extract
- Author: Vários
- Narrator: Vários
- Publisher: Podcast
- Duration: 136:17:45
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Synopsis
Not an insert, not a supplement, but a weekly podcast of concise stories extracted from the arts communities of Madison, WI.
Episodes
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Podcast: Katie Garth's prints have plausible deniability
05/10/2017 Duration: 21minFormerly Madison-based artist Katie Garth discusses her new show "No More Second Guessing," running October 9 through 13 at the Common Wealth Gallery.
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Podcast: Shifting stages in Madison
21/09/2017 Duration: 29minTone Madison's Scott Gordon, Emili Earhart, Emily Mills, and Henry Solotaroff-Webber discuss the many changes at work in Madison's music-venue landscape.
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Podcast: The transportive lyricism of Derrick Austin
19/09/2017 Duration: 35minThe Madison-based poet discusses and reads from his debut collection, "Trouble The Water."
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Podcast: The margin is for the Holy Ghost
07/09/2017 Duration: 28minMadison-based poet Rita Mae Reese discusses her work and reads a few poems.
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Podcast: Olyvia Jaxyn's songs of becoming
31/08/2017 Duration: 19minMadison-based singer/songwriter/guitarist Olyvia Jaxyn discusses their recently released debut EP, "Lyv."
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Podcast: Slow variations over time with Litüus
31/08/2017 Duration: 17minChicagoan and former Madisonian Connor Camburn talks with us about the music he makes under the name Litüus.
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Podcast: Trophy Dad gets a big-picture perspective
17/08/2017 Duration: 26minAbby Sherman and Jordan Zamansky of Madison band Trophy Dad discuss their second EP, Dogman.
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Podcast: The meaning of that "You Are Beautiful" mural
10/08/2017 Duration: 33minArtists Alaura Seidl and Wendi Kent talk with Tone Madison contributor Brett Schlough about their work on a recently unveiled public art project in Madison.
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Podcast: The electronic netherworld of Syneva
27/07/2017 Duration: 27minMadison musician Hendrix Gullixson talks about his ambient project @syneva's new album, Limbo Victorian.
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Podcast: A sampling of Madison's finest beatmakers
20/07/2017 Duration: 48minTone Madison contributor Henry Solotaroff-Webber and editor Scott Gordon sit down to discuss the state of hip-hop production in Madison.
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Podcast: The world of "Digital Aura," part II
13/07/2017 Duration: 31minArtists Cassils and Adrián Regnier Chávez talk with Tone Madison contributor Brett Schlough about their works in Digital Aura, an art show at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art and Arts + Literature Laboratory. Photo by Guido Mencari.
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Podcast: The world of "Digital Aura," part I
06/07/2017 Duration: 34minTone Madison contributor Brett Schlough brings us the first in a two-part series on the Digital Aura art show (mmoca.org/exhibitions/exhibits/digital-aura. In this installment, we'll hear conversations with curators Simone Doing and Max Puchalsky and artist Laura Kim.
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Podcast: Rocket Bureau's anxious basement anthems
29/06/2017 Duration: 11minWe revisit a 2015 conversation with Madison-based musician about his power-pop project Rocket Bureau.
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Podcast: Trading notes on two rapidly changing cities
16/06/2017 Duration: 45minThe editors of @milwaukeerecord join us to talk about the challenges and opportunities Wisconsin's two largest cities have in common.
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Podcast: Catching up on Madison's public funding for music
08/06/2017 Duration: 21minTone Madison's Scott Gordon previews a couple of upcoming stories on music initiatives the City of Madison has been funding over the past few years.
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Podcast: Dan Bacula on his series of stand-up "yearbooks"
01/06/2017 Duration: 25minMadison-based comedian Dan Bacula discusses his new stand-up album, "You Know What I Mean," with @tonemsn contributor Chris Lay.
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Podcast: Making space for creativity in Madison
25/05/2017 Duration: 38minTone Madison contributor Sarah Witman talks with the founders of two places that aim to offer space and support for artists, writers, and other creative types in Madison, 702WI (702wi.com) and Arts + Literature Laboratory (http://artlitlab.org/).
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Brat Fest's own prison (from 2014)
24/05/2017 Duration: 04minChris Lay reads his 2014 essay about World's Largest Brat Fest and its brush that year with religious and social controversy. Illustration by Claire Warhus, snaggletootharts.com.
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Podcast: Ra'Shaun, Samantha Glass, and other Madison things we're listening to
18/05/2017 Duration: 10minA quick catch-up on a few noteworthy releases Madison musicians have put out so far in 2017.
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Podcast: The escalating debate over speech on campus
11/05/2017 Duration: 30minWe revisit our February 2017 discussion with UW-Madison professor Don Moynihan about free speech issues on college campuses.