u+1f60c (JT Green)

when you awake, you see stars and next thing you know its 12am and the medication is no longer working

the midwest is always home, home to house, house in my heart

HOP IN YOUR CAR AND GO

there’s an after party in space, you should head there before the busses stop running for the night

YOU MADE IT! I'M SO HAPPY YOU'RE HERE! I HAVEN'T SEEN YOU IN SO LONG, GIMME A HUG

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features a sample of “PS2 by litany”

the morning after, the sun is brighter than i remember

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contains a sample of “PS2” by Litany

i've always been tired, never been––––––

eventually you must fall

when underground, no one knows what tears sound like, too masked by bass

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contains a sample of "baianá" by barbatuques

i didn’t think it would happen this soon but life finds a way of reminding

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contains a sample of muna mire performing at jones beach

my life is really becoming messy in the structure

when will they marry? never!

made in the air from brooklyn to chicago ~ an anticipation of tough holiday conversations in late decembers

juke juke juke juke

days can be up or down // but eventually you have to get out of the chair 2k19

"is this thing on?" i asked myself as I floated

I was missing

a huge piece of my life

distorted to all hell // racing to the end

halloween came really early

"her accomplishments set the stage for my success, and through players like myself and Serena and many others to come, her legacy will live on"

"COIN COIN explores how, when broken down into the most minute details, new meanings arise beyond the surface levels of one-dimensional human acceptance, generally attached to shades of difference, and fear of the unknown."

"When she was younger, 30-year-old Ayesha McGowan looked up to African-American sports heroes like Venus and Serena Williams, Florence Griffith Joyner and Jackie Joyner-Kersee. But she never saw female African-American cyclists."

“Life is much more than an instrument, to be optimized ... a social validation feedback loop.”

trust the process

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6:49pm

the sound of drunkenly looking out the back of a cab at 2:38am

lemme get some room tone real quick

feat sounds from alex’s newsletter

How we keep tabs on ourselves and others.

Watch the accompanied film here.

is emotional distance

a relationship slowly unravels

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special thanks to the fall 2019 “made in ny” podcasting class, james kim, ari mejia, and ashley lusk

take one minute.
recognize what is happening.

allow life to be just as it is.

investigate inner experience.

non-identification.

having a panic attack in a store, trying to calm the anger, it creeping back up until it can no longer be contained and having to leave the store, blaming everyone but myself, realizing the issue, taking a walk to lower my heart rate

so much of this time

ocean breeze

lying next to you

fingertips like trees

heating pad inbetween

first snow

let it go

For four seconds you aren’t living, then it comes back again

breathe in and hold your breath…

“if you have it, you just waltz effortlessly in the rooms you want to be in”

~ thanks to julia furlan, alex laughlin, elena fernandez collins, sandhya dirks, b.a. parker, molly woodstock, and ariana martinez.

just ephemeral corpses

anticipating the dream house

Inspired by a prompt from Ari Mejia, the three of us (Ari, Erisa Apantaku, and myself) created three pieces under our interpretation of the exquisite corpse method of collage art-making.

Ariana Martinez created an accompanied digital zine to view while listening to the pieces, which can be downloaded here.

Ashley said the hold music for Nordstrom is great, and I trust her taste in music, so I listened for myself

“time is of no real factor” - kalalea

In which I’m nostalgic for last week

ashley shares her thoughts going into this year's Ramadan.

an interlude

The initial demo I created of the final short documentary, “Maslow” that was aired on BBC shortcuts a couple weeks ago. Here is a link to listen to the final version.

time has lost all meaning

what does it mean to leave your garden behind? featuring jemma, marcus, chad, and margot.

a meditation. samples “colouour” by moses sumney.

this morning, I woke with a composition in my head based on a sample from “Jupiter” from The Marias…here’s the making of it, from capturing the sample, to building the composition around it, to engineering the sounds, to programming the drums, to the final bounce.

Blackness, freedom, and cycling feel connected. In a country where we aren’t free, bikes allow us to take freedom back, using our minds and bodies to take us wherever we want to go.

That’s why being at the Mind Body Results BLM protest felt like a gumbo of this moment.

You can view and read the full photo essay here.

Parked between the bridges

A disabled carousel waits in view, begging for action

The shadows of myself dissolve into the ice in the grounds I brought with me

The polar pieces of myself wade gently in the east river

A meditation on digital ownership, and the land grab of ideas. Created in collaboration with Audio Playground.

A drifting mind ruled supreme.

Featuring memos by Chiquita Paschal and Imran Ali Malik.

"Having high visibility is important for building trust with program participants and the community. Repeat visibility can be achieved through radio, television, posters, or through faith-based organizations or community events."

It's (finally) a good day in Brooklyn.

an ode to routine, rhythm and repetition bounded by the seasons

created in partnership with audio playground

Kristine White is a visual, performance, and audio artist based in Toronto, Canada. Her Instagram is @kristineshirley_.

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Stepfanie Aguilar is an audio producer/shaper based in a California desert. Connect with her on www.stepfaguilar.com. 

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Stepfanie Aguilar is an audio producer/shaper based in a California desert. Connect with her on www.stepfaguilar.com. 

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Stepfanie Aguilar is an audio producer/shaper based in a California desert. Connect with her on www.stepfaguilar.com. 

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

You can find Palace on instagram @planet.pal and on soundcloud at soundcloud.com/palaces-2.

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

You can find Palace on instagram @planet.pal and on soundcloud at soundcloud.com/palaces-2.

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

You can find Palace on instagram @planet.pal and on soundcloud at soundcloud.com/palaces-2.

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Cinthia Pimentel (sher/her) is a storyteller, podcast host & audio producer. She started her podcast journey by co-hosting and co-producing a podcast called Bag Ladiez, all about baggage and mental health. As a fellow at Pineapple Street Media, she worked on different podcast series such as No Man’s Land before joining the team at Wonder Media Network. She loves horror and all forms of science fiction. Born, and raised in the best city in the world: The Bronx.

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Nieves Gruneiro is an artist and educator based in eastern Pennsylvania. Her work explores immersion, presence and perception using a variety of media. For more information please visit: cachita.io.

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Nicki Stein makes radio in Richmond, VA. You can hear more of her work at nickistein.com.

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Ray Pang is a Boston-based Audio Producer. Find out more by following Ray on Twitter @pangray.

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Ray Pang is a Boston-based Audio Producer. Find out more by following Ray on Twitter @pangray.

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Ray Pang is a Boston-based Audio Producer. Find out more by following Ray on Twitter @pangray.

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Emily Shaw is a San Francisco-based podcast producer and consultant. Find out more at www.emilyshawcreates.com, and follow Emily @emilyshawcreates (Instagram) and @emshawcreates (Twitter).

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Emily Shaw is a San Francisco-based podcast producer and consultant. Find out more at www.emilyshawcreates.com, and follow Emily @emilyshawcreates (Instagram) and @emshawcreates (Twitter).

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Emily Shaw is a San Francisco-based podcast producer and consultant. Find out more at www.emilyshawcreates.com, and follow Emily @emilyshawcreates (Instagram) and @emshawcreates (Twitter).

Created at Augmented Audio Realities, my workshop in collaboration with UnionDocs.

Years ago, a cardiologist insisted I have a loop recorder installed in my chest. The purpose was to monitor my heart. Little did they know, they created an android. This piece meditates on the history of Black bodies as vessels of experimentation, and how the melding of tech and self has a longer history than one might imagine.

The piece is titled PMHx, a medical acronym for Patient Medical History. It originally aired on BBC Radio 4’s Shortcuts.

A special thanks to C’ne Rohlsen, Axel Kacoutié, C.C. Paschal, Cher Vincent, Zakiya Gibbons, and Veralyn Williams for editorial and artistic guidance.

Friendly and approachable, like hosting a dinner party.

Music by Podington Bear.

Hot cheeto dust on the collar of a short sleeve jcrew shirt. A NPC in someone else’s narrative

"There have always been ghosts in the machine." A collaboration conceived by Olivia Bradley-Skill.

A commission for Unfinished.

Written, directed, produced, sound designed, mixed and mastered by James T. Green.

Edited by Afi Yellow-Duke, Christina Djossa, and Benjamen Walker.

Derrick is played by James T. Green

Derrick’s friend is played by Zakiya Gibbons.

The Block Chorus was played by Jada Green and DeVante Green.

The Block Charlatan is played by James Bennett II.

Gran, I miss you.

What is a home when objects are not present? Jemma meditates on the routines and loops that invisibly cement the identity of a brand new place.

Created for Earlid.

Full Transcript:

[deep group exhale between four people]

[exhales begin rhythmically moving faster in BPM]

I just got out of a recording session

for one of the podcasts I produce, and uh, the host was talking to musician who plays a lot with loops.

[lip smack] And, um, they were talking about the power of looping and, she said this phrase in the context, um, of their conversation –– she said, um, you know, I'm captivated by the power of

transformation through repetition.

And, it jumped out to me, and I think the thing, a thing,

I love very much about home is, transformation through repetition.

[mirrored exhales between four people turn into giggles]

How I change, you change, the house changes, through [lip smack] the micro and macro daily acts of repetition.

Toothbrush goes in holder, milk inside of door;

Grinding the coffee, put it back in the cabinet;

Shoes under the bench, chair pushed under the table;

Opening the curtains in the morning, closing the curtains at night or in the summer;

Closing the curtains during the day and opening them at night.

And how all these little acts, um [lip smack], become, part of us, and part of the map of this house.

I don't have that map yet, I just moved into my home. And so, I'm map making right now, like, I'm inventing in real time, um, in some way I'm projecting uh, what are my transformations going to be through repetition? Um, what acts am I going to repeat?

And I'm making that map by putting certain objects in certain places, um, and I'll probably going to move them a bunch of times, but at a certain point they'll kind of settle into place.

And um…and then I'll really have a map, and it will repeat, and it'll cycle, and it will loop and it will become me, and I'll become the loop inside my home.

Ugly dogs and store closings.