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Robin at 15:27, 9 December 2025

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	=Radio-~~Worm~~/Week1=		=Radio-Show/Week1=

	This years very first XPUB radio episode! All four of the hosts brought one thing of interest on the topic of writing machines. Important takeaway: One hour is not a lot of time...		This years very first XPUB radio episode! All four of the hosts brought one thing of interest on the topic of writing machines. Important takeaway: One hour is not a lot of time...

Youjung at 12:10, 9 December 2025

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	[https://issue.xpub.nl/ Past XPUB Special Issues]		[https://issue.xpub.nl/ Past XPUB Special Issues]

	[https://hub.xpub.nl/sergio/SI28/ Current Special ~~lssue~~ #28]		[https://hub.xpub.nl/sergio/SI28/ Current Special Issue #28]
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	===Session 1 \| Valentin===		===Session 1 \| Valentin===
	[https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/User:Valentin97#Day_1_Special_Issue_%2328_-_First_Radio_Show%2C_Orality_and_Literacy\| Valentin] hosted/mediated a conversation about an introduction into ~~wrtining~~ machines borrowing terms from linguistic philosophy '''semantics, pragmatics, and ~~sytnax~~'''. In the 1960's [https://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/display/document/obo-9780195396577/obo-9780195396577-0257.xml\| Paul Grice] put down the basics for understanding our communication other than the classic "sender/coder --> language/code --> ~~reciever~~/decoder" model. For Grice, the logic of communication has more of an investigatory ~~attituted~~ in which we look for relevancies in each other's ''messages''. Relevancy that comes from ~~recognising~~ the situation in which the ''conversation/investigation'' happens, and understanding broader contexts such as having knowledge about ''reality'' (how things works in reality). He also puts an emphasis on a so called ''mind reading ability'' which could be understood as having a sense of each person has their own unique way/system of seeing/interpreting the world (has a unique inner world). Grice called these (looking for relevancy, recognising context, knowing reality, mind reading) processes '''pragmatics''' to make a difference between purely grammatical ''~~langugage~~ as code'' which is very limiting.		[https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/User:Valentin97#Day_1_Special_Issue_%2328_-_First_Radio_Show%2C_Orality_and_Literacy\| Valentin] hosted/mediated a conversation about an introduction into writing machines borrowing terms from linguistic philosophy '''semantics, pragmatics, and syntax'''. In the 1960's [https://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/display/document/obo-9780195396577/obo-9780195396577-0257.xml\| Paul Grice] put down the basics for understanding our communication other than the classic "sender/coder --> language/code --> receiver/decoder" model. For Grice, the logic of communication has more of an investigatory attitude in which we look for relevancies in each other's ''messages''. Relevancy that comes from recognizing the situation in which the ''conversation/investigation'' happens, and understanding broader contexts such as having knowledge about ''reality'' (how things works in reality). He also puts an emphasis on a so called ''mind reading ability'' which could be understood as having a sense of each person has their own unique way/system of seeing/interpreting the world (has a unique inner world). Grice called these (looking for relevancy, recognising context, knowing reality, mind reading) processes '''pragmatics''' to make a difference between purely grammatical ''language as code'' which is very limiting.

	===Session 2 \| Luca===		===Session 2 \| Luca===
	Luca shared the song ''Construção'' by brazilian singer-~~songwritter~~ <span class='a'>''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chico_Buarque Chico Buarque]''</span> with us, which uses a writing machine as the base for the lyrics. The structure is composed by verses ending in the same tonic syllable, making it possible to freely exchange every last word keeping its melodic ~~rythm~~. A break down as well as a translation of the lyrics can be found on <span class='a'>[[User:Lucatorsera/Special-Issue28#Radio Broadcast #1 (24.09.25)\|Luca's wiki page]]</span>.		Luca shared the song ''Construção'' by brazilian singer-songwriter <span class='a'>''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chico_Buarque Chico Buarque]''</span> with us, which uses a writing machine as the base for the lyrics. The structure is composed by verses ending in the same tonic syllable, making it possible to freely exchange every last word keeping its melodic rhythm. A break down as well as a translation of the lyrics can be found on <span class='a'>[[User:Lucatorsera/Special-Issue28#Radio Broadcast #1 (24.09.25)\|Luca's wiki page]]</span>.

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Robin at 15:11, 8 December 2025

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	This years very first XPUB radio episode! All four of the hosts brought one thing of interest on the topic of writing machines. Important takeaway: One hour is not a lot of time...		This years very first XPUB radio episode! All four of the hosts brought one thing of interest on the topic of writing machines. Important takeaway: One hour is not a lot of time...

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	==Hosts==		==Hosts==

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	==Recap of the Show==		==Recap of the Show==
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	===Introduction===		===Introduction===
	We started with a short word mash warm-up game to help loosen our tongues for the show. Lea then read out a short introduction to the episode, explaining what XPUB and the radio show are about. We also asked the audience to collect and share sound samples whenever one of us says the word "protocol". These can be used to make jingles for upcoming shows.		We started with a short word mash warm-up game to help loosen our tongues for the show. Lea then read out a short introduction to the episode, explaining what XPUB and the radio show are about. We also asked the audience to collect and share sound samples whenever one of us says the word "protocol". These can be used to make jingles for upcoming shows.

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Session 4 | Robin

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	[[Category: SI28/Radio Shows]]</div>		[[Category: SI28/Radio Shows]]</div>

Robin: /* Session 2 | Luca */

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	===Session 2 \| Luca===		===Session 2 \| Luca===
	Luca shared the song ''Construção'' by brazilian singer-songwritter ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chico_Buarque Chico Buarque]'' with us, which uses a writing machine as the base for the lyrics. The structure is composed by verses ending in the same tonic syllable, making it possible to freely exchange every last word keeping its melodic rythm. A break down as well as a translation of the lyrics can be found on [[User:Lucatorsera/Special-Issue28#Radio Broadcast #1 (24.09.25)\|Luca's wiki page]].		Luca shared the song ''Construção'' by brazilian singer-songwritter <span class='a'>''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chico_Buarque Chico Buarque]''</span> with us, which uses a writing machine as the base for the lyrics. The structure is composed by verses ending in the same tonic syllable, making it possible to freely exchange every last word keeping its melodic rythm. A break down as well as a translation of the lyrics can be found on <span class='a'>[[User:Lucatorsera/Special-Issue28#Radio Broadcast #1 (24.09.25)\|Luca's wiki page]]</span>.

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Robin: /* Input */

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	The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden], as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] by Greg Sarjeant.</div> As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.		The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden], as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] by Greg Sarjeant.</div> <p>As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.</p>

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Robin: /* Input */

2025-12-03T20:38:43Z

Input

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	The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden], as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] </div> ~~by Greg Sarjeant.~~ As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.		The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden], as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] by Greg Sarjeant.</div> As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.

	====Output====		====Output====

Robin: /* Input */

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	The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden],~~</div>~~ as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] by Greg Sarjeant. As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.		The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden], as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] </div> by Greg Sarjeant. As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.

	====Output====		====Output====

Robin: /* Session 3 | Lea */

2025-12-03T20:35:40Z

Session 3 | Lea

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	====Input====		====Input====
	The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden], as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] by Greg Sarjeant. As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.		<div class="p2lea">
			The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden],</div> as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] by Greg Sarjeant. As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.

	====Output====		====Output====

Robin: /* Session 3 | Lea */

2025-12-03T20:34:06Z

Session 3 | Lea

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	Lea brought a cut-up text to perform together with the group. The concept follows the surrealist idea of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrealist_techniques#Latent_news latent news]'', but can also be traced to Tristan Tzaras text ''[https://www.takedadaseriously.com/dada-resources/to-make-a-dadaist-poem-cut-up/ To Make A Dadaist Poem]'' or the cut-up technique used by William Burroughs and Brion Gysin.</div>		Lea brought a cut-up text to perform together with the group. The concept follows the surrealist idea of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrealist_techniques#Latent_news latent news]'', but can also be traced to Tristan Tzaras text ''[https://www.takedadaseriously.com/dada-resources/to-make-a-dadaist-poem-cut-up/ To Make A Dadaist Poem]'' or the cut-up technique used by William Burroughs and Brion Gysin.</div>

	====Input====		====Input====

	The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden], as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] by Greg Sarjeant. As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.		The input consisted of the [https://permacomputing.net/principles/ principles of permacomputing] and Sunjoo Lee's descriptions of her [https://sunjoolee.com/Electric-Garden-Detail artistic research project Electric Garden], as well as the articles [https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2025/07/how-to-mount-a-balcony-awning/ How to Mount a Balcony Awning] by Dmitriy Kurochkin and [https://goodinternetmagazine.com/building-a-slow-web/ Building a slow web] by Greg Sarjeant. As I did not have enough time to cut up everything I brought, not every input text made it in to the final output. Each of us took a few snippets of text (single words or phrases) and rearranged them into longer phrases or sentences. We then went around in a circle and read them out loud.