Spend a happy hour each Friday before you hit the weekend. Listen online to whoever is in our office talking all things Grizedale. Regular topics will include Dr Dolittle talks to the Artists, The Curing of Pork, Strange but Local, In Today's Trug, Cultural Collision of the Week, What a Difference a Day Makes and many more.
Friday 20th July in the Yard, visits from artists Nina Pope, Stuart Bastic of Artgene, discussion likely to cover 'Song For a Circus' and Stuart's shack project in Barrow.
Topics: 'arnold circus' 'Nina Pope' 'shack' 'song for a circus' 'Stuart Bastick'
Friday 13th, the heatwave continues, the power comes back just in time and Alistair flys in from Egremont in the very nick. Reports on Guestroom at the ICA, What Michaela RSA Crimon said, and Adam's holiday and the Folkstone Tirennale,
this proved too much of a strain on the Grizedale tec, hope to be back next week when the mac returns from its holiday in France
Alistair returns with a fullish report on our Happy Stacking project's success in China, call in and win a dried mushroom.
Also in the yard Mark Guthrie ex of Britpopsters the Supernaturals DJ's the sounds of the farm...
Topics: 'China' 'the Supernaturals'
Direct from the Langdale Hotel, it's a Kurt Schwitters special with Ian Hunter of Littoral and the Slade MA students from UCL currently working on the Cylinders site in the Langdale Valley (where the London bombers allegedly trained), once home to Schwitters' famous Merz Barn which Littoral et al saving from ruin.
Also updates on why we couldn't broadcast the last two weeks and reports on China and Grand Designs exhibitions...
And new microphones, so you can actually hear us.
Topics: 'July bombers' 'Kurt Schwitters' 'Langdale' 'Littoral' 'Merz Barn' 'Slade School of Art' 'UCL'
Adam, Karen and Lisa tried and failed to bring you a surprise outside broadcast from a glamourous mystery location in London town. They're there trying to choose nice things to style and furnish Lawson Park with, so will be addressing burning issues such as
"Swags - too 2006, or worthy of reinvention?"
and
"The return of the coloured bathroom suite - should we start the trend?"
Topics: 'London' 'outside broadcast'
Farmyard Radio sadly failed to transmit from a distant yard this week - the beautiful farms of Nanlin, Gwandong province of southern China where director Adam is shepherding artists for the 'Happy Stacking' project.
The great Fire Wall of China got in the way Dorian suspects...
See the Happy Stacking project website to see what we're up to uncensored.
Topics: 'censorship' 'China' 'residencies'
We'll be taking a break from the mike today as everyone's at a GA Board meeting and you wouldn't want us to broadcast that.
On the plus side the arrival of a new mixer and mikes means you'll notice a massive audio quality upswing next week though of course the content will remain just as bad.
A bientot!
Adam, Alistair and Lisa talk about the unseasonably cold weather, how the pick up lost its wheel and what it is like to hitch hike in the Lake District. Other hot topics will include the progress of the drilling crew and other building works. Delicate issues like why the A Foundation wont pay up and why the Chinese Embassy has declined Adam's visa application will be skirted round.
Adam has a hissy EMO fit at the beginning, so just run it forward a couple of minutes.....
Topics: 'China' 'ground source heat pump' 'Liverpool' 'money' 'weather'