conscient podcast, season 3 (October 2021 –
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e99 (b) winter soundscape revisited – homage to r. murray schafer (composition only)
This is the ’40-minute composition only’ version of episode 99 . See episode 99 for details on winter diary revisited – homage to r. murray schafer. It is intended for those who want to listen to the composition only without the 25′ introduction and 3′ of credits.
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e99 winter diary revisited – homage to r. murray schafer (25′ introduction + 40′ composition + 3′ credits)
‘What would the Prairies be without wind? It’s the keynote sound here, the one against which everything else is registered. But to record it? Impossible.’ * e99 winter diary revisited – homage to r. murray schafer (25′ introduction + 40′ composition in 12 parts + 3m credits) is a 68-minute episode that closes season 3…
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e98 epilogue – perspectives on season 3
‘I came to realize that in season three that I continue to be very deeply moved by the layering of words and soundscapes. There’s something about it, when new contexts for listening are created, that I find it very stimulating. It’s like the spirits of the sounds are actually speaking directly to me and that…
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e95 charles c. smith & kevin a. ormsby – IBPOC arts in planetary renewal
‘Yes, we agree that anti-racism is important. Yes we agree that anti oppression is important. Yes, we agree that equity is important. Yes, we agree that sovereignty is important for indigenous peoples in particular and that decolonization is really important but to us, these are tools to get toward a new society, to transform the…
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e94 devon hardy – data is a powerful thing
‘We have a national data set that’s about to emerge and that’s a really powerful thing. If we can gather data from across the country from arts and culture organizations across the country and build a data set over time, then we’ll actually be able to understand what kind of programming we need for environmental…
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e93 anthony garoufalis-auger – national cultural climate policy
‘The economic models and the way that policy is guided in Canada and around the world at the moment assumes that culture will not change. It assumes that we’re self interested individuals, which science is now showing us that that is not the case. We’re actually very collaborative and that are ancient cultures and traditional…
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e92 santee smith – about SKéN:NEN and interconnectedness
‘The environment and sustainability is an integral, if not the founding process, of how we view the world: interconnectedness, responsibility as human beings, to be caretakers of the earth, to be forward thinkers about what we do now will affect seven generations later and that has always been our understanding since we can remember. It’s…
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e91 keith barker – telling a really good story
‘I look for stories that are not there just to educate people. If I tell a really good story and it happens to be about the global crisis, about global warming and about the effects on community, if I get your heart, then you’re gonna go forward and look at other things, you’re gonna start…
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e90 shannon litzenberger – state of emergence : why we need artists right now
‘I would first and foremost love to see artists really lean into experimentation with their creative practices and to share what comes out of those practices – the learning and experimentation – with each other. I think that’s something that even as a community of art makers we can get better at, but what that…
