Part 4 of LOST IN THE STACKS IN SPACE
First broadcast May 27 2016.
“Those records are far out, man.”
Lost in the Stacks, Episode 305: The Voyager Record
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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Supercontext: The Following
Why do we watch trashy television? And why was FOX’s The Following something we watched as much as we did even though we thought it was terrible?
Lost in the Stacks, Bonus Content: It’s a Beautiful Game
We got bumped for sports coverage this week, and it was a surprise!
Supercontext: Steve Albini, Ally?
Chris and Charlie struggle with their history with, and love for, Steve Albini, and their desire to be decent people. Can music with lyrics hostile toward women be feminist?
Lost in the Stacks, ENCORE Episode 146: The Myth of the Archive
Guest: Lauren Klein of Georgia Tech.
First broadcast January 25 2013.
Playlist at http://www.oit.wrek.org/?p=6073
“This is your fault.”
The North Avenue Lounge, May 16 2016
Kate Tuttle
Guest: Kate Tuttle
Charlie talks with Kate Tuttle of the Decatur Writers Studio about writing, reading, reviewing, and Joan Didion.
Host: Charlie Bennett
The North Avenue Lounge, May 9 2016
Matt Arnett
Guest: Matt Arnett
Charlie talks with Matt Arnett about Grocery on Home, paying musicians, talent buying, and how the Black Lips are not the Black Keys.
Host: Charlie Bennett
Lost in the Stacks, Episode 304: As Your Attorney, I Advise You to Drive at Top Speed
Guest interviewer: Christian Sager of How Stuff Works.
First broadcast May 13 2016.
Playlist at http://www.oit.wrek.org/?p=14361
“He’s the closest we have to an attorney.”
Supercontext: Why was SPECTRE?
SPECTRE! What can we explain about the 24th James Bond movie? We discuss how it was produced, how it was written, where the money came from, and the nonsensical story.
Lost in the Stacks, Episode 303: The Unbearable Lightness of Streaming
Guest: Fredrick Arnold of Future Oak Record Co.
First broadcast May 6 2016
Playlist at http://www.oit.wrek.org/?p=14342
“It was a beautiful, small, material instance of streaming media.”