A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of seeing MADArt Creative‘s Inner Reaches: Year II, the second installment of a performance series that sought to serve as a chronicle of the quantum universe through dance, music, and design. Ben Brody composed music for this dance piece to be played by drummer Ian Chang using Sensory Percussion by Sunhouse. The performance was phenomenal, and I was thrilled to get to talk to Ben about his extraordinarily diverse work.

Visit Ben Brody’s website, and follow him on Soundcloud, Bandcamp, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

Music:
Clapping Music from “Inner Reaches: Year II” – performed by drummer Ian Chang
Drones, the Peaceful Kind – performed by The Chelsea Symphony
What’s Done is Done – performed by Flow State
Curving Back – performed by Flow State feat. Elvy Yost
Dopplegänger – PitchBlak Brass Band

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We’re in the combat zone for a live episode of My Favorite Murder in Boston! Karen and Georgia cover the Molly Bish case and a serial killer who called himself The Giggler!

Follow along with the visuals from this week’s episode here by scrolling through the images as seen originally on stage: https://www.instagram.com/p/BRbOol7D5om/

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We’re not here to talk about microphones, we’re here to talk about your hometown murders! On this week’s My Favorite Murder minisode, Karen and Georgia continue the tour theme and read your hometown murders from Boston and New York City.

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What a huge goddamn relief, it’s a new My Favorite Murder! This week Karen and Georgia talk about the folie à deux of the Eriksson twins and the crimes of Mel Ignatow. Plus a hometown murder from comedian Kurt Braunohler.

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There are few artists who inspire and thrill me like Christopher Willits. His oceanic, shimmering music is a perfect representation of the kind and open human he proves himself to be each time I talk with him. We chat here about his soundtrack work on the new film The Art of Listening, in which he is also a subject. Christopher’s work has a decidedly meditative quality, and it was fun to scratch the surface of the music and talk about his spiritual relationship to his work. Christopher’s approach toward composition seems to be a practice in both creating intention and in letting go.
My own creative work has been directly influenced by Christopher — I literally would not be doing the type of electronic music I do now without Christopher’s influence — so I have a special fondness and appreciation for what he does. I feel honored to talk with him here, and I know you’ll love this fascinating conversation.
Visit Christopher Willits’ website, and follow him on Drip, Soundcloud, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
The Art of Listening is available to watch for free on its website and on YouTube.
Music:
Words
Ama

Both tracks from The Art of Listening (Original Score Soundtrack) available here.
Photo of Christopher Willits by Tomo Saito
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Live at the Fox Theater, Karen and Georgia kick off the My Favorite Murder Spring Tour (official title still pending). Onstage in Oakland, they talk about the Speed Freak Killers and the earthquake-fearing Herbert Mullin.

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Oakland, Vancouver, and Seattle: it’s your hometown murders on this week’s My Favorite Murder minisode! Karen and Georgia retell an ‘I Survived’-esque story, read a pot-smoker’s near brush with a killer, and more.

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Emmett Jack Lundberg is the creator of the fantastic Brothers, the first narrative series about a group of transgender masculine friends.  Emmett and I talked about the history of the show, and then dug deeper into a discussion about gender roles and how we are each affected by them. I really enjoyed discussing our shared experiences as transgender and cisgender men, and I always dig talking creativity with artists who make work I love. I am so thrilled to bring you this ridiculously spectacular interview and I can’t wait for you to hear it.
In the beginning of the show, I talk about my motivation to create an archive of my work at archive.org.  I’ve been having some thoughts about a false narrative I have unknowingly created for myself so I am expressing an intention to shed that and move into more authenticity. I think many of us have a tendency to “hide our light” (if you’ll allow the biblical reference) so maybe there is something here for you to relate to as well.
Visit Emmett Jack Lundberg’s website, and follow him on Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
Watch Brothers on Amazon Prime or Vimeo on Demand, and follow the show on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube as well.
Music:
Storm – Jason Trotta (iTunes link)
Spider Web Anthem – Meredith Monk
Photo of Emmett Jack Lundberg by Demetrius Fordham.
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There’s no time to sing a goddamn song, but there is time for My Favorite Murder! This week Karen and Georgia unpack the Darlie Routier case and the true story behind Hollywood star Fatty Arbuckle.

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This week’s My Favorite Murder minisode was found under the sink, next to a collection of creepy poems. Hear Karen and Georgia read your hometown murder stories including the Donald Duck Killer, the Meat Cleaver Murderer, and more!

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