Mess Museum
W SimpsonPodcast. Two locations: •The mess: culture, art, the internet in 2022. •The museum: canons and categories, old stuff. "There's a lot of bastards out there!" —William Carlos Williams
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Category | Arts | ||||
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Torturing Sean McTiernan (of the podcasts Live at the Death Factory, Self-Pity, and All Units) by making him read hundreds of pages of fantasy fiction.
Podcast is back. LeTs PlaY a Game. We sift through 3,042 artworks by Finnish painter Kalervo Palsa and try to guess what he might have been like. Can we guess even a few biographical details? Who would draw like this? Collection of his work here: htt... more
A conversation with Alex Degen about his book Soft X-Ray/Mindhunters and comics in general. Throughout: a heavy emphasis on manga. My assignment for AD was to watch some episodes of Naoki Urasawa's Japanese-language documentary series Manben, which I... more
Bert and Jo came over to talk about chess. I had an assignment just for Bert: to assess the logged tournament chess matches of Marcel Duchamp. In addition I forced the group to watch a tepid early-1990s thriller called Knight Moves, and then a better... more
Two artists guest-host with me: Travess Smalley and Sydney Shen. The idea was to talk about two short stories from the 1970s by French author Georges-Olivier Châteaureynaud. We talked about YouTube and toilets for like 35 minutes first and sort of ac... more
Examining literary personals ads of the 1970s, with Jo Livingstone and Annelise Ogaard.
The prehistory of this conversation begins in like 2013 when I worked at a used book warehouse and came upon a copy of Strange Monsters of the Recent Past, a collection of short fiction by Howard Waldrop. I've ended up with a few more of his books si... more
Food and drink—eating and drinking—in some examples from fiction and comics. Basically I found a collection of Kingsley Amis's short fiction in a pile of free stuff at work and thought it was really cool that he made up a subgenre of speculative fict... more
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- EXCELLENT
The surreal low-stakes cultural musings that I crave
Apple Podcasts5The Actual Rapper Cam'Ron
United States8 years ago - 100/100
100/100
Apple Podcasts5T.S.Review.NicknameUnited States9 years ago - Great
Really great, but they should have went with Baby Pod.
Apple Podcasts5illadelphUnited States9 years ago - Love it!
Wow! What a great p'cast................. this art Lover has found his new fave......." bingewortby"
Apple Podcasts5Maggie BrennanUnited States9 years ago
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