Resonance Aggregated

Today we feature an interview conducted by John Pring of Disability News Service with Cornwall Councillor Collin Brewer, who was recently re-elected to serve the Wadebridge East ward. The full piece is available here: http://disabilitynewsservice.com/2013/05/colin-brewer-there-is-a-good-argument-for-killing-some-disabled-babies/ Cllr Brewer told Disability Cornwall in 2011 that disabled children should be “put down” because the money spent on them was [...]

Panel Borders: Fine Art / Comics Starting a month of shows looking at the connections between ‘fine art’ and comic books, Panel Borders is proud to broadcast a pair of presentations by Richard Reynolds FRSA and graphic designer Rian Hughes given at 2013 Spring Comiket, Central Saint Martins School of Art. Reynolds looks at the [...]

this edition of framework:afield, entitled 'dirty tracks', has been produced in germany by stefan paulus. for more information see http://psychogeography.blogsport.de.

Reality Check: Apocalypse Miao In a pair of Q and As recorded at the London Science-Fiction and Fantastic Film Festival (SCI-FI-LONDON), Alex Fitch talks to the creators of two new low budget portrayals of the apocalypse on screen. Stars Alan Bagh and Thomas Favaloro, writer / director James Nguyen and producer Jeff Gross discuss the [...]

Resonance FM‘s Hello GoodBye featuring live music from Stalker’s Dog Orchestra + Jude Cowan Montague PLAYLIST Yinka – I don’t exist Stalker’s Dog Orchestra – The Departing (LIVE SESSION) Stalker’s Dog Orchestra – Animals (LIVE SESSION) Sexton Ming – Jazzie the serving wench Stalker’s Dog Orchestra – ‘interview’ Gaggle – The power of money JuJu [...]

It seems that this link erroneously plays the Messerschmitt programme. This will hopefully be corrected soon. Ten past six in the evening, a cafe on Nice beach. A hazy day has made the horizon disappear and the normally azure sea blends into a light grey sky. Occasional swimmers, stark and sharply focussed. A man with [...]

Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy. On today’s show we are off on holiday! The sun has come out so we’re taking an operatic trip around Greece and Cyprus. We’ll hear from Britten’s magical forests just outside of Athens, from [...]

To many UK cycling campaigners, David Hembrow is a Moses-type figure, handing down tablets of smooth, car-free red asphalt from the streets of Assen in the Netherlands where he lives and writes the blog A View from the Cycle Path. He's also a controversial figure, arguing that separation of cars and bikes is essential for mass cycling and that many UK campaigners are either on the wrong track or suffering from hopelessly low expectations. In an extended interview David explains why he moved from England to the Netherlands in search of cycling nirvana and what the Dutch have got to teach the rest of the world when it comes to making cycling friendly towns and cities.

Starting a new series of the bimonthly show on books, Alex Fitch talks to three authors whose work celebrates ephemera and pop culture detritus. ‘Graphic Novelist’ Graham Rawle discusses his latest novel The Card, which follows the journey of a man who believes he is being employed by the secret service to protect Princess Diana, [...]

Soundtracks, library and television music and other assorted jollies with ringmaster Jonny Trunk. Today’s guest is rock master and soundtrack composer John Parish. Infamous for his collaborations with PJ Harvey, Parish has been quietly forging his career in the world of independent film, creating inspired soundscapes and scores for a number of hip art-house movies. [...]

Panel Borders: Shallowater, Your Days Are Numbered Concluding a month of shows looking at small press and independent comics, we have a pair of interviews recorded in venues where such titles are stocked. Alex Fitch talks to Jenny-Linn Cole (in the gallery of Orbital Comics), about her graphic novel Shallowater, an epic tale of music, [...]

another edition of our occasional framework:ephemera series, this one featuring a visit to eran sachs in jaffa, israel, ans selections from his personal music collection.

Live sessions on Hello GoodBye from The Wharves and Rosie Okae ‘A wall of sound bigger than an elephant shape shifting through the cone of a speaker’ Hear the bursting finesse and melodic, fuzzed up, lo-fi, pop perfection of The Wharves. Rosie Okae creates experimental pop, in collaboration with Now‘s Justin Paton and cello player [...]

…back in Syston Health Centre, the muzak in the waiting room is now playing “Have you seen her” by The Chi-Lites. Fight the Flu with a quick simple jab. Your mystery pain could have a name. Low immunity, are you at risk? A voicemail from the Nu Swift fire extinguisher service engineer. Sorry about the [...]

Hello. I want to talk to you. Are you in the mood for soft voices? Lovely hula hands? Let’s end our routine with the ‘leg-over’ movement. You are going to relax. You will relax. Make yourself comfortable. You are enjoying a massage, which is being skillfully applied. You walk naked. You get on this escalator. [...]