Audio Evidence: archiving sound capsules . . .
Audio Evidence
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Audio Evidence: archiving sound capsules . . .
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8/13/2019
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June 20, 2020
Audio Evidence: Volume VI
Volume VI features my friend and poet Jamal Rashad. Jamal thoughtfully took the time to record his answers to questions I sent him for this episode. He dives into his background growing up in Washington DC and yet finding his poetic voice in the Bay Area. He tells us about being editor of the “Imagoes” queer anthology and the process therein. Jamal reads several of his poems for the audience and speaks on the importance of centering queer poets of color. He also highlights what it’s been like as a creative while quarantining during a pandemic and what virtual events he’s been apart of plus what’s on his upcoming calendar. This Juneteenth tribute honors all black lives, especially those that have been lost this year due to state sanctioned violence. May we continue to uplift black voices now more than ever.
May 26, 2020
Audio Evidence: Volume V
Volume V of Audio Evidence honors freedom fighters Malcolm X & Yuri Kochiyama who were both born on the auspicious date of May 19th. This episode aims to highlight the audio evidence of Malcolm X after his travels abroad during the mid-1960’s, including to the holy city of Mecca. Many people seem to forget how impactful those travels were on Malcolm as he was becoming a burgeoning internationalist who was sought after by many other world leaders of his era. Yuri Kochiyama helps to contextualize what the impact of that time meant to Malcolm and his developing consciousness, both religiously and politically.
May 10, 2020
Audio Evidence: Volume IV
Volume IV of Audio Evidence is a Mother’s Day tribute to my mother Chiori Santiago who also serves as the inspiration for this sound series. The audio in this episode is a digitally constructed conversation between my mother and I that was originally released in April of 2017. The recordings of Chiori’s voice come from old tapes I had found in our shed after she passed away in 2007. Some of the clips come from a radio program she was on titled “audio evidence” which became the namesake for this series.
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