Rilke Panther Podcast

Episode 3:  A Mutiny of Sweetness This podcast was inspired by #OccupyWallStreet and all of the Occupy protests around the country / world. As I was making it, I felt most attached to the pieces that expressed a sense of togetherness and humanity. To me, that is what it all boils down to, conceptually. The first 5 pieces are from NYC artists. I also tried to artfully take a few pieces out of, what might be considered, their traditional context. I’ll let you decide if it works or not! Thanks for listening. Please subscribe. Download Podcast var erp = new Array; erp[0] = 1014195058; erp[1] = 1768977440; erp[2] = 1954115685; erp[3] = 1025668197; erp[4] = 2020880234; erp[5] = 1635148147; erp[6] = 1668442480; erp[7] = 1948401165; erp[8] = 170864444; erp[9] = 559629124; erp[10] = 1096040795; erp[11] = 218768424; erp[12] = 1685021557; erp[13] = 1835363956; erp[14] = 690909797; erp[15] = 1633974568; erp[16] = 1718972003; erp[17] = 1953066862; erp[18] = 673807117; erp[19] = 168626720; erp[20] = 538976366

Episode 2:  Two Haircuts A podcast about living among the dead, thriving even.  It celebrates individuation, love, and the struggle/excitement dynamic that so often accompanies it.  While you listen, I want you to think of how, as Neruda puts it, “Te pueblan ecos y voces nostálgicas.” or “You are peopled with echoes and nostalgic voices.” Download Podcast var erp = new Array; erp[0] = 1014195058; erp[1] = 1768977440; erp[2] = 1954115685; erp[3] = 1025668197; erp[4] = 2020880234; erp[5] = 1635148147; erp[6] = 1668442480; erp[7] = 1948401165; erp[8] = 170864444; erp[9] = 559629124; erp[10] = 1096040795; erp[11] = 218768424; erp[12] = 1685021557; erp[13] = 1835363956; erp[14] = 690909797; erp[15] = 1633974568; erp[16] = 1718972003; erp[17] = 1953066862; erp[18] = 673807117; erp[19] = 168626720; erp[20] = 538976366; erp[21] = 1702305898; erp[22] = 1349280121; erp[23] = 1701990508; erp[24] = 1635347561; erp[25] = 1936992379; erp[26] = 218761481; erp[27] = 1783655521; erp[28] = 2036691514;

Episode 1:  Listen Loudly or Not At All Sometimes when I’m stressed out, I listen to Disintegration in the darkness of my basement, loud as shit.  Plainsong, the first song on Disintegration, is one of my favorite songs, ever.  It is delivered with a melancholy, but to me, it feels like a song of absolute devotion.  And it’s nice enough to make a man weep.  But I don’t weep, do you? Download Podcast var erp = new Array; erp[0] = 1014195058; erp[1] = 1768977440; erp[2] = 1954115685; erp[3] = 1025668197; erp[4] = 2020880234; erp[5] = 1635148147; erp[6] = 1668442480; erp[7] = 1948401165; erp[8] = 170864444; erp[9] = 559629124; erp[10] = 1096040795; erp[11] = 218768424; erp[12] = 1685021557; erp[13] = 1835363956; erp[14] = 690909797; erp[15] = 1633974568; erp[16] = 1718972003; erp[17] = 1953066862; erp[18] = 673807117; erp[19] = 168626720; erp[20] = 538976366; erp[21] = 1702305898; erp[22] = 1349280121; erp[23] = 1701990508; erp[24] = 1635347561; erp[25] = 1936992379; erp[26] = 218761481; erp[