Over the Edge Radio

All Art Radio

webmaster — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 01:03:31 +0000

Nov. 20, 2009 Solo
This one features more radio art, specifically, but wildly ranges through various artist’s statements about their working process. Surrealism and Dada are represented by the French masters who did it and an interview with Marcel Duchamp. More callers try out the phone receptacle, Introduction To Art, painting continues to be demonstrated, Music, text, sound pieces, and Crosley Bendix re-introduces Squant.
3 Hours.

All Art Radio

webmaster — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 23:07:43 +0000

Nov. 13, 2009
Solo
Back again with more noise, sounds, music, and discussion about visual art and radio art, including a rare interview and sound demonstration with electronic music pioneer, Tod Dockstader. Also, all of the rightly disregarded “Shakespeare’s Lost Comedie” by The Firesign Theatre, The Art Guys, Gregory Whitehead on radiophonic techniques, artist’s pieces from various other radio art broadcasts, and discussions/commentary about all of this.

3 Hours.

God And Halloween

webmaster — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 02:21:03 +0000

Oct. 30, 2009
A five hour trek through Religion, Satanism, and these unbelievable beliefs in relationship to each other and Halloween. Vincent Price recounts the methods and techniques of witchcraft, Ian Richardson reads from the Malleus Maleficarum, a document from the Inquisition’s persecution of witchcraft, good and evil is debated, and the questionable concept of supernatural existence is underneath it all.
5 hours.

All Art Radio

webmaster — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 07:09:44 +0000

Oct. 23, 2009
Solo
Back again, “All Art Radio” focuses it’s sounds on visual art. But more importantly, it is this show in which real technician, Jake, is in the studio to try to fix the live buzz in my Effectron on the air, soldering and all. Otherwise, and that might be art too, it’s all art all the time, including various 50’s sci fi radio fictions concerning painting and the arts, how to paint audio, modern visual artists performing music and noise, and John Cage Meets The Masses.
3 Hours.

What So Proudly We Fail Part Seven

webmaster — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 05:05:16 +0000

Oct. 16, 2009
Solo

“Whatever needs to happen, let it happen…” Beginning with some technical difficulties appropriately enough, we move through The Waterboys, media bloopers from the past, poet Steven Jesse Bernstein dropping in throughout, More Noise Please, receptacle emphasis, Megaphone Man, Albert Brooks. Frank Zappa on the decline of the music biz since the 60s, The usual Weatherman, and a little more talk about the atom.
3 Hours

What So Proudly We Fail Part Six

webmaster — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 02:09:39 +0000

Oct. 9, 2009
Solo
Let’s talk about the Atom. Dated and still relevant, the whole idea of dirty bombs and the now inevitable terrorist adaptation to nuclear weapons is mixed with music and noise. Nuclear “security” is what we put our faith in, and here’s why not to. Also, Christianity Is Stupid, Christo’s art kills viewer, and the collapse of civilizations.
3 Hours.

What So Proudly We Fail Part Five

webmaster — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 23:41:27 +0000

Sept. 25, 2009 Solo
The rise of Communist Russia, Stalin, The Cold War, Beatniks try dope, 60s Hippies did too, their music did too, and our doped culture began. The Weatherman continues laughing darkly, Cold War drug running, and Timothy Leary made LPs. Out of my mind. So let’s join The Weatherman’s Clorox Cowboy for his OTE show edit on The Weatherman’s Dumb Stupid Come-out Line CD.
3 Hours.

What So Proudly We Fail Part Four

webmaster — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 02:36:50 +0000

Sept. 18, 2009
Solo

Getting dark now, but The Weatherman can’t stop laughing. Featuring broadcast engineering to avoid failure in old radio live production, I Am An American, Middle East foreign policy in extremist doubt, The Ecumaniac prefers all Gods, a song from Pastor Dick, an extended musical airplane history of failures, and songs and clips about failing.

3 Hours.

What So Proudly We Fail Part Three

webmaster — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 03:08:15 +0000

Sept. 11, 2009
Adam Shaw, Don.

Adam Shaw joins me for this very electronic mix, opening with an extended section of Weatherman failure versus Francis Deck and expanding into found sound clips like the “Bullworth” soundtrack, and a decline of democracy documentary, along with songs and callers on failure.

3 Hours.

What So Proudly We Fail Part two

webmaster — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 06:57:08 +0000

Aug. 28, 2009
Solo
The recorded Weatherman is back and so is failure. Includes a National Anthem remix, Dick Vaughn from delusional stardom to death, the stages and symptoms of a failure spiral, Greil Marcus on the falsehoods and worships of America, a flashback to “Music Is…” for a quiz, anti-intellectualism from God, assorted philosophies on why we fail, and more songs about failing.
3 Hours.