Episode #12: From midges to nuclear terror, the microtonal power of therapeutic art and the performative solemnity of the consummate professional
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Episode #12: From midges to nuclear terror, the microtonal power of therapeutic art and the performative solemnity of the consummate professional
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In this episode, encountering some midges on a run gets me reflecting on nuclear terror in the 1980s, I contemplate how therapeutic art works brilliantly in the gaps between words, and explore why acts of carnival are vital for weirdos trying to make a meaningful difference in the world.
TL;DL
02’ 06” A chain of thought from midges to 1980s nuclear terror
10’25” The microtonal power of therapeutic art
18’ 18” The performative solemnity of the consummate professional
26’ 47” Jackdaw invasion!
35’ 24” Upcoming workshops and Samphire Hoe Solstice Festival
Links to things I mentioned
Jonno Hanafin’s Percieved Weirdness Index
Unhurried moments podcast where I tell the story of that moment
Playing at the Edge Inner Critic Workshop
Paper Cutting Workshop in Guildford
Mask workshop
Samphire Hoe Solstice Festival
The written substack version of this episode can be read on my Substack.
If you're wondering why this is an accidental podcast then listen to the first 5 minutes of episode one.
Comments, questions, requests and stuff to stevexoh@gmail.com
(Total listening time 37’ 53”)