Here’s a nice website with home-studio setups and interviews and quite a few faces from the Copenhagen scene: martinyammoller.com
Paul Auster, @AnetteVands, @the_jennitaur – sound, empty spaces, and sun streaming in through the window in episode 4 of Altså netop nu, a ‘poetic podcast’ (in Danish) with Lars-Emil @Woetmann and @RudigerMeyer: https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/altså-netop-nu/id1511112862
Episode 3 of Altså netop nu, in which I chat with Lars-Emil @Woetmann about YouTube comments and finding poetic spaces online. There’s some @Hainbach101 in the mix too: poetiskpodcast.dk/produktioner/altsaa-netop-nu/3
podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/altså-netop-nu/id1511112862
Conversation, poetry readings, and sound transformations carefully arranged for the disturbance of your otherwise peaceful day: Episode 2 of Altså netop nu, a ‘poetic podcast’ with Lars-Emil @Woetmann is out: poetiskpodcast.dk/produktioner/altsaa-netop-nu/2
podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/altså-netop-nu/id1511112862
Altså netop nu, a new ‘poetic podcast’ with Lars-Emil @Woetmann is a hybrid of conversation, poetry readings, and sound transformations (in Danish). Now also available via Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/altså-netop-nu/id1511112862
New episodes each Friday:
poetiskpodcast.dk/produktioner/altsaa-netop-nu/
It’s time for another poetic podcast, this time with Lars-Emil @Woetmann: a little hybrid of conversation, poetry readings, and sound transformations (in Danish). Here’s the first of 8 eight-minute episodes. poetiskpodcast.dk/produktioner/altsaa-netop-nu/1
In case you’re looking for something to listen to, here’s a sound theatre piece (in podcast form, in Danish) around the lives of Oskar Kokoschka and Alma Mahler, that I made with Lene Henningsen last year: poetiskpodcast.dk/produktioner/oskar-og-alma/i-stormen-skal-vi-giftes
David Hockney shares some spring paintings and drawings: bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-52109901
We need to treat animals better! A wake-up call: Is factory farming to blame for coronavirus? theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/28/is-factory-farming-to-blame-for-coronavirus