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Broadcasts

#01 // Apr 23

w/Avital:

Our file on sandbox: /var/www/html/radio/0_mika_avital.mp3

1] Deep Lab >> Ursula K. Le Guin

Timeframe: 17:12 - 17:51

2] Nishant Shah at Impakt Festival [2019] [-- User:AvitalB]

Timeframe: 11:35 - 14:09

3] Mimi Onuoha at Cybercon: 'What is missing is still there' [2017]

Timeframe: 06:43 - 09:03

#02 // May 14

Soleil No
File on sandbox: /var/www/html/radio/2.1/1_Soleil_No.mp3

1] Soleil Ô [Med Hondo]

ffmpeg -i Soleil_O.avi -c:av copy -ss 00:54:06 -t 118 Soleil_O_Excerpt.mp4

ffmpeg -i Soleil_O_Excerpt.mp4 Soleil_O_Excerpt.mp3

Timeframe: 54:06 - 56:04

"Black invasion." -- The phrase was spoken without spite, but with a hint of uneasiness, perhaps. It was aimed at the "new coloured" who strolled along the Boulmiche or hung around the Boulevard St-Germain. There were tens of them in 1946, several hundred in 1948, over 15,000 in 1964, and 300,000 in 1967. How many are there now? How many will there be tomorrow? Beyond a certain level, a previously harmless phenomenon became more significant for some. "Black invasion." The words are loaded with dynamite. There are more and more of them. What are they doing here? They wanted independence, now they can stay at home. They get money, too. We support them. Do you realize that'? You can't push your luck too far. OK, they come here to do the jobs that we don't want to do. But they should invent machines to do them! It's simple, isn't it'? But instead of that, look. Great, isn't it? We former, present and future colonized people contributed greatly to the foundation of your industrial and economic capital. The interest on that capital should come back to us. So please don't say that we're costing you dear. Furthermore, the help that you are giving us is aimed above all at preserving your own markets and maintaining your economic privileges.

2] Edouard Glissant: One World in Relation [Manthia Diawara]

ffmpeg -i Edouard_Glissant -c:av copy -ss 00:29:42 -t 148 Edouard_Glissant_Excerpt.mp4

ffmpeg -i Edouard_Glissant_Excerpt.mp4 Edouard_Glissant_Excerpt.mp3

Timeframe: 29:42 - 32:10

There is a taboo subject about Africa. Everyone knows that the natural resources of colonized countries are used by their colonizers to manufacture goods that they sell worldwide. But, in the case of Latin America, for example, even though their natural resources are exploited, everyone knows the natural resources of Latin America belong to Latin Americans. Even if they are exploited elsewhere. The Venezuelan oil belongs to Venezuelans, the Brazilian coffee belongs to Brazilians,. despite the fact that they are exploited by foreign entrepreneurs. Nobody, no voice, no intellectual, politician, or government, from the Right or the Left, will admit the fact that resources in Africa belong to Africans. Nobody will ever say that. It is said we have to help Africa, stand in solidarity with Africa, but nobody says the riches of Africa belongs to the Africans. And this is the question. Because, as long as we remain silent about that, we won't be conscious that magnesium, plutonium, gold, diamonds, etc... are pretexts for the pauperixation of Africa. And whatever we say about people's solidarity with Africans, and all the foreign aid, etc. will be in vain. As long as the whole world knows this and keeps silent about it.

3] Cop Shoot Cop - Corporate Protopop

Sessions: pads and notes

Pads' pad

______________________________ [_ Apr 22 _] . Femke & Michael

https://pad.xpub.nl/p/12.0
https://pad.constantvzw.org/p/12.0
https://pad.xpub.nl/p/Seda_Gurses

______________________________ [_ Apr 23 _] . Femke & Michael

https://pad.xpub.nl/p/12.0
https://hotline.xpub.nl/implicancies

Exercise

A person asks a question, the next person changes one element and passes it on...
Our starting questions and their destinations:

Do you like swimming? > What do you like about borders and food? > Where can I place this

Broadcast #01

From the pad:
Uploaded files appear here [public]: https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbox/radio/

scp yourfile.mp3 hub.sandbox:/var/www/html/radio

What we are doing:
- Move pre-recorded files to the radio folder on the sandbox (scp)
- Record the three live sessions

Live 1: Damla. + anna

Live 2: Tisa + Mark

Live 3: michael + Femke https://pad.xpub.nl/p/She_Unnames_Them

- Move the pre-recorded files to the radio folder: hub.sandbox:/var/www/html/radio
- convert mp4 to mp3

ffmpeg -i "name.mp4" "name.mp3"

- Make a playlist (liquid soap)
- Run the playlist, send to icecast on Lurk
- Listen to the program!

On tape 1: Ioana + MAX

On tape 2: Avital + mika

On tape 3: Sandra + Clara

16:45 Feedback + set up for 12-14 May

Producers/moderators #12.1: ....... + ........

Readings/viewings

17:00 END

______________________________ [_ May 18 _] . Steve

https://pad.xpub.nl/p/12.2
There Are Other Places: Intergalactic Research

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+::<p style="color:blue; width:77%">There is a taboo subject about Africa. Everyone knows that the natural resources of colonized countries are used by their colonizers to manufacture goods that they sell worldwide. But, in the case of Latin America, for example, even though their natural resources are exploited, everyone knows the natural resources of Latin America belong to Latin Americans. Even if they are exploited elsewhere. The Venezuelan oil belongs to Venezuelans, the Brazilian coffee belongs to Brazilians,.  despite the fact that they are exploited by foreign entrepreneurs. Nobody, no voice, no intellectual, politician, or government, from the Right or the Left, will admit the fact that resources in Africa belong to Africans. Nobody will ever say that. It is said we have to help Africa, stand in solidarity with Africa, but nobody says the riches of Africa belongs to the Africans. And this is the question. Because, as long as we remain silent about that, we won't be conscious that magnesium, plutonium, gold, diamonds, etc... are pretexts for the pauperixation of Africa. And whatever we say about people's solidarity with Africans, and all the foreign aid, etc. will be in vain. As long as the whole world knows this and keeps silent about it.</p> [[File:ffmpeg_soleil_no.png|right|500px]]
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