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Oxide Radio In Conversation with Phil Elverum
The University of Oxford's Oxide Radio present a talk with legendary musician and artist Phil Elverum (AKA Mount Eerie/The Microphones), hosted by Station Manager Leo Brnicanin and Jordan Knight, host of Malice in Wonderland!
Jordan, Leo and Phil discuss topics including music streaming, balancing parenting with work, and the process of writing and recording music.
Phil has been recording music under the names Mount Eerie and The Microphones for more than 2 decades. His most recent album, ‘Microphones in 2020’, was released on his record label in 2020. He has also had a highly successful art and photography career, selling paintings and prints via his online store.
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Jordan, Leo and Phil discuss topics including music streaming, balancing parenting with work, and the process of writing and recording music.
Phil has been recording music under the names Mount Eerie and The Microphones for more than 2 decades. His most recent album, ‘Microphones in 2020’, was released on his record label in 2020. He has also had a highly successful art and photography career, selling paintings and prints via his online store.
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Oxide Radio In Conversation with Henry Rollins
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The University of Oxford's Oxide Radio present a talk with legendary musician Henry Rollins, hosted by Station Manager Leo Brnicanin. Leo and Henry discuss topics including hard work, touring, and the current D.I.Y. musical scene. Henry has had a prolific musical and spoken-word career with bands including hardcore punk pioneers Black Flag and has appeared on TV shows including SNL. He is also ...
Oxide Radio & Oxford Recording Society Talk With Xiu Xiu (Jamie Stewart)
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The University of Oxford's Oxide Radio and the Oxford Recording Society present an interview and talk with Xiu Xiu's Jamie Stewart, hosted by Leo Brnicanin, one of Oxide's Station Managers, to promote the group's upcoming album, 'Ignore Grief'. Jamie and Leo discuss the new album, as well as topics ranging from recording music at home to Al-generated art. "Ignore Grief' is out March 3rd, and th...
The Oxide Studio Sessions - Juniper Nights, The Lighthouse
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One of Oxford's best upcoming bands, Juniper Nights, join us for an intimate acoustic set. Watch The Lighthouse, inspired by an Edgar Allen Poe poem, performed as part of the Oxide Studio Sessions. For more tracks, and a brief interview, head to the Studio Sessions website for more: www.oxideradio.live/the-studio-sessions Filming courtesy of Tom Lindsay
The First Count | Lord Michael Heseltine Special
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In a special episode of The First Count, Theo Davies-Lewis speaks exclusively to former Deputy Prime Minister and First Secretary of State, Lord Michael Heseltine. Known as "Hezza" and "Tarzan" through his political career, Lord Heseltine was an MP from 1966-2001. He was also Environmental Secretary and Defence Secretary under Margaret Thatcher - later being credited with bringing down the Prim...
you get a chance to talk to PHIL ELVERUM and you decide to ask questions about covid and streaming services??
Yeah bit odd. But it was nice to hear more info for the new album ngl. They might of been a bit nervous I record.
phil's been pretty vocal about his thoughts on streaming. i think they were good questions to ask.
What’s wrong with that? He’s a human who was affected by COVID, and he’s a largely independent artist. They were good questions
I was reminded during this conversation of the following quote by Franz Kafka, who I've little doubt Henry has read, this being from the 'Zurau Aphorisms'; it'd be 'well insteresting' to hear what he makes of it: “It is not necessary that you leave the house. Remain at your table and listen. Do not even listen, only wait. Do not even wait, be wholly still and alone. The world will present itself to you for its unmasking, it can do no other, in ecstasy it will writhe at your feet. ” ― Kafka, Franz
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Fantastic interview! I saw him do spoken word back in 2006 and won’t ever forget it.
Sweet interviewer. Jamie seems so endearing! Also the book is an amazing/awful read lol. He’s the best ever x
Thanks for sharing with us
Saw Henry Rollin's 'Good to see you' show last Thursday. He came on stage, said one sentence, then said goodnight and left. But the sentence was very high energy, very intense. He made us laugh, made us cry, totally captivating. And that one sentence lasted over 2 hours
rollins the nice guy that'll blast the skin off your face if your an arsehole
18:31 did the interviewer burp? haha
Great interview, thanks!
I want the universe to recognize how much whimsical joy Jamie deserves and send it to him
Jamie’s favorite Xiu song is Sad Pony Guerrilla Girl 😉 Great interview!!!
This man helped destroy so many family in north of England “disgraceful”...
interesting interview.
20:59 The lad asks the wise head about the Euro and just repeats the "common wisdom" that had the UK joined the Euro, it would have been a disaster. He clearly reads the Telegraph or the Times, or the Daily Mail or the Express because it is not true. Well, if your currency weakens it is generally thought to be a bad thing because you become poorer. You have to export more just to earn the same in foreign currency terms as before. When the Euro was launched in 2009 it was worth 79p Today it is worth 90p. The euro has risen and the pound has declined. We are poorer. Heseltine is bang on right and one day the pound will disappear if only because of the reason discussed at the very end of the video. The old are dying off and the younger, more intelligent people can check facts for themselves. It is what you have to do in this post-fact world.
hauskalainen so you think having a common currency in the hands of a few is clever? I suggest a rethink; dangerous. As is centralised sovereignty. Heseltine is a bilderberger.
Yes. It would have been better because the Euro has done exactly what it was designed to do. Eliminate exchange rate risks, make prices across borders more transparent, integrate economies, and eliminate transaction costs (euro cross border payments cost the same as domestic payments). And had we joined the Euro at the rate in 1999 Brits would be about 15% richer because the pound is so much weaker these days. The Greek crisis was not about the Euro. It happened in part because bankers wrongly thought like you seem to think... that a euro indebted represents sovereign debt in the same way that gilts are sovereign debt. It was wrongly priced by the bankers and their ratings agency friends which actually engineered the Greek crisis.
hauskalainen so should Russia, china and Canada join the euro?
No, because they are not Europeans. nomen est omen....
niiice !
Let's face it, he's definitely the one that got away..... he's still, by far and away, the most savvy politician we have and would make the the PM we deserve. Massive intellect going to waste!