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Tank Magazine Podcast

A weekly podcast of arts, fashion, politics, science and literature from the pages, contributors and editors of Tank Magazine.

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In conversation with Mike Jay

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2019/07/11

In conversation with Mike Jay TANK spoke to writer Mike Jay about his book Mescaline, which offers a cultural and scientific history of the psychedelic drug, the archaeological evidence of mescaline’s central role in ancient indigenous cultures, and its continued presence in human creative activity through history.

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00:30:12

In conversation with Nicole Flattery

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2019/06/27

In conversation with Nicole Flattery Writer Nicole Flattery speaks to Natasha Stallard about precarity, purposeful confusion and her debut collection of short stories Show Them a Good Time.

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00:31:23

After Venice

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2019/06/14

After Venice TANK’s Christabel Stewart, Josie Mitchell and Guy Mackinnon-Little debrief on the 2019 Venice Biennale, touching on the uneven curation, the works that jumped out anyway, and how to skip the queue and sneak into the Giardini.

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00:30:57

In conversation with Adam All and Baby Lame

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2019/04/12

In conversation with Adam All & Baby Lame Adam All and Baby Lame – co-hosts of the drag king competition Man Up! – join TANK’s Josie Mitchell to discuss drag king culture and performance. Together, they discuss contemporary maleness, the weekly heats, and how anybody with any body can participate.

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00:11:08

Tina reads Food of the Future by Bee Wilson

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2019/03/28

Tina reads “Food of the Future” by Bee Wilson The strange legacies of the meal replacement, from early feminist fantasy to contemporary Silicon Valley reality.

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00:25:50

In conversation with Fatima Bhutto

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2019/03/21

In conversation with Fatima Bhutto Fatima Bhutto joins TANK’s Josie Mitchell to discuss her latest book, The Runaways. Published by Viking, the novel imagines three young people alienated from their communities, offering close psychological studies of what might lead someone to become radicalised against an idea of the West.

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00:09:18

Tina reads Here and No Elsewhere by Shumon Basar

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2019/03/14

Tina reads “Here and No Elsewhere” by Shumon Basar Tina, TANK’s full-time voiceover assistant, reads from Shumon Basar’s piece “Here and no elsewhere” – a meditation on the end of the outdoors and the dual late-capitalist logics of enclosure and exclusion.

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00:24:20

In conversation with Owen Hatherley

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2019/02/28

In conversation with Owen Hatherley Writer and journalist Owen Hatherley joins TANK’s Masoud Golsorkhi and Thomas Roueché to discuss his latest book, The Adventures of Owen Hatherley in the Post-Soviet Space. Published by Repeater, the book maps the complex legacy of the USSR almost 30 years after the end of history.

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00:11:38

Tina reads Code Breakers by Peter Lyle

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2019/02/15

Tina reads “Code Breakers” by Peter Lyle Tina, TANK’s full time voiceover artist, reads from “Code Breakers” by Peter Lyle. In the piece, first published in TANK’s Lust in Translation issue, Lyle looks into the glitch ridden world of digital translation. Are the days of human translators numbered, or will translation technology's lack of linguistic nuance continue to be a flaw that's impossible to ignore?

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00:09:57

Tina reads Spheres of Destiny by Martha Henriques

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2019/01/31

Tina reads “Spheres of Destiny” by Martha Henriques Tina reads from science writer Martha Henriques’s piece “Spheres of Destiny”. In the piece, first published in TANK’s 2016 Bubbles issue, Henriques explains why bubbles are the key to understanding how life on this planet evolved from a primordial soup, billions of years ago.

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00:33:23

In conversation with Joe Kennedy

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/01/17

In conversation with Joe Kennedy Thomas Roueché speaks to the writer and cultural theorist Joe Kennedy about the generational divide in British politics, reactionary Englishness and the fetishisation of authenticity in our post-liberal age.

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00:08:01

Tina reads Original Copy by Masoud Golsorkhi

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/01/16

Tina reads “Original Copy” by Masoud Golsorkhi On the occasion of Alessandro Michele’s collaborative Shanghai exhibition with Maurizio Cattelan "The Artist is Present", Masoud Golsorkhi examines Gucci’s revitalisation under the designer’s reign, praising Michele for his ability to build enduring meta-narratives that extend beyond the fashion cycle.

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00:17:27

In conversation with Patrick deWitt

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2019/01/16

In conversation with Patrick deWitt Canadian novelist Patrick deWitt reads from and discusses his latest book French Exit, which was published by Bloomsbury in September, covering wealth, cruelty and the value of cliché.

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00:17:46

In conversation with Shaun Prescott

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2019/01/16

In conversation with Shaun Prescott Jan-Peter Westad speaks with the writer Shaun Prescott about his debut novel The Town in which a small town in New South Wales, Australia slowly disappears. Prescott discusses what the book might reveal of wider Australian society and some of the influences behind the novel.

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00:28:03

In conversation with Mark Ford

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2019/01/16

In conversation with Mark Ford Poet and academic Mark Ford speaks with Jan-Peter Westad about his most recent collection Enter, Fleeing, which was published by Faber in May 2018. Ford discusses his autobiographical turn, growing up across the world, being drugged on a train to Madrid, meeting Allen Ginsberg and more.

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00:27:12

In conversation with Lubaina Himid

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2019/01/15

In conversation with Lubaina Himid Ismail Einashe speaks to the artist Lubaina Himid about the aftermath of winning the Turner Prize, the importance of addressing Europe’s colonial history and the representation of people of colour in art and beyond.

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00:16:46

In conversation with James Bridle

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2019/01/15

In conversation with James Bridle Natasha Stallard speaks to the artist and writer James Bridle about his new book, New Dark Age: Technology and the End of the Future and how to live in an increasingly unpredictable world.

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00:21:33

In conversation with Daniel Trilling

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/01/15

In conversation with Daniel Trilling Ismail Einashe talks to the journalist and editor of New Humanist, Daniel Trilling. Trilling writes on migration, borders and nationalism in Europe.

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00:20:16

In conversation with Jesmyn Ward

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/01/15

In conversation with Jesmyn Ward Aida Amoako talks with the American novelist Jesmyn Ward about The Fire This Time, a 2016 collection of essays and poetry that Ward both contributed to and edited, and which was published in the UK in 2018. Ward was awarded a Macarthur Genius Grant and is the first female author to win two National Book awards for fiction.

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00:18:18

In conversation with Madeline Miller

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2019/01/15

In conversation with Madeline Miller Madeline Miller reads from her new novel Circe and answers some questions about the book. Miller’s first novel The Songs of Achilles, won the 2012 Orange Prize, and Circe offers another vivid and fresh take on Greek mythology.

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