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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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00:10:47

Tina reads "The Roots of Literacy"

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2022/06/22

“Bound by trends, other people’s wardrobes and CD collections are pretty predictable, but their bookcases are places of near-infinite possibility, where what’s implied by a copy of Wuthering Heights (1847) depends upon whether it’s shelved next to Wittgenstein’s Tractatus (1922), a weight-loss manual or Sun Tzu’s Art of War (c.400BC). What other people’s bookshelves never tell us, however, is the “why” behind each book. The “why” is about the roots of literacy, and these are often grubby,

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00:22:06

Patrick Galbraith reads from One Last Song

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2022/06/15

This week on the podcast, Patrick Galbraith reads from his book In Search of One Last Song: Britain's Disappearing Birds and the People Trying to Save Them (William Collins, 2022). A travelogue at once romantic, gonzo, and at turns very funny, the book sees Patrick travel all over the UK, from Orkney and the Western Isles to Yorkshire’s grouse moors and the Norfolk Broads, in the hope of encountering ten of our most endangered birds. Here, Patrick has come to Orkney on the trail of kittiwakes. Head

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00:05:57

Tina speaks to TikTok's Jessie

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2022/05/25

Tina speaks to TikTok’s Jessie This week on the podcast, Tina takes the reins and interviews Jessie, a fellow full-time reader who works for TikTok. The pair discuss their work, where they came from and an upcoming difficult choice... Tank Magazine · A conversation between Tina and TikTok's Jessie

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00:13:50

Tina reads "The Smell of Shrimp" by Timothy Morton

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2022/05/18

Tina reads “The Smell of Shrimp” by Timothy Morton In the lead-up to our Summer Books issue, we’re turning the spotlight on the themes and features of past issues. This week, we’re looking into Autumn 2016’s Food issue. Tuck in to a feast of features, interviews and fashion built around the theme of all things edible: what does the way we talk about food say about our sexual desire, religious longing, ecological imperialism, yearning for comfort and, of course, our hunger? Today, listen to Tina

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00:14:47

Tina reads "The Stars in Your Stars" by Emily Segal

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2022/05/11

Tina reads “The Stars in Your Stars” by Emily Segal In the lead-up to our Summer Books issue, we’re turning the spotlight on the themes and features of past issues. This week, we’re looking into Autumn 2017’s Party issue. Tune in and keep it locked for our features, fashion and talks about the party as the site of solidarity, violence, anarchy or straightforward hedonism. Today, listen to Tina reading Emily Segal's essay on her encounter with esteemed astrology Susan Miller, the “speculative grid”

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00:17:00

Tina reads "Green and Unpleasant Land" by Joe Kennedy

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2022/05/04

Tina reads "Green and Unpleasant Land" by Joe Kennedy In the lead-up to our Summer Books issue, we’re turning the spotlight on the themes and features of past issues. This week, we’re looking into Spring 2019’s Ruritania, our response to the rising tide of interest in the rural, wild and organic. In this episode, Joe Kennedy examines how has the right has used the aesthetics and signifiers of the rural to lay a comprehensive claim to the country, part a broader cultural interest in a mythic “deep”,

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00:19:54

Tina reads "Three Movements for Opacity" by Sofia...

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2022/04/27

Tina reads “Three Movements for Opacity” by Sofia Samatar Our full-time voiceover artist reads a mediation on transparency and the opaque by way of Édouard Glissant, translation, sleep rituals and Maud Martha’s glitter. Tank Magazine · Tina reads Three Movements for Opacity by Sofia Samatar

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00:27:55

In conversation with Tao Lin

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2021/12/10

In conversation with Tao Lin In this episode of the TANK podcast, Tao Lin speaks about his latest article for TANK, “Partnership Before Sexism and War”. In conversation with Guy Mackinnon-Little, Tao discusses exploratory research, the pathologies of dominator culture, and prehistoric and extra-terrestrial sources of inspiration.

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00:11:07

Tina reads “St Elsewhere” by Masoud Golsorkhi

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2021/11/26

Tina reads “St Elsewhere” by Masoud Golsorkhi At the height of the golden age of globalisation, the thing that seemed to unite all mankind was the desire to be elsewhere. If you imagine any social scenario from our recent past, you will find that without the desire for, or benefits of, travel, few people, or things would be left in the picture. The internet was supposed to negate geography; in reality, it turned it into another currency of exchange, maybe the most commonly traded commodity of the

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00:09:44

Tina reads “Space: the final frontier for extreme...

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2021/11/11

Tina reads “Space: the final frontier for extreme wealth” by Masoud Golsorkhi From the second half of the 20th century onwards, the market for contemporary art has expanded exponentially beyond what anyone could have imagined, but what is it expanding into? Millions of square metres of white gallery walls: from Bauhaus to Warhol, the vacant space speaks in the language of luxurious waste. Tina reads from Masoud Golsorkhi editor’s letter from the “Narrative” issue of TANK, “Space: the final frontier

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00:34:11

In conversation with Hatty Nestor

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2021/08/23

In conversation with Hatty Nestor One of the many freedoms lost with a criminal sentence is the possibility of being seen and acknowledged on one’s own terms. To be imprisoned entails losing control of one’s own image, a condition that grows ever more generalised in an age of mass surveillance and algorithmic policing. In this episode of the TANK Podcast, Hatty Nestor discusses her book Ethical Portraits – out with Zer0 Books – a densely researched survey of how portraiture both interrupts and

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00:51:55

Dubravka Ugrešić and Lisa Appignanesi

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2021/07/16

Dubravka Ugrešić and Lisa Appignanesi To celebrate the publication of the first UK edition of her time-travelling masterpiece Fox with TANK, Dubravka Ugrešić was joined by author Lisa Appignanesi for a special live conversation. They spoke about truth-telling in fiction, edenic stories and pursuits of home in literature. Order your copy of Fox here.

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00:47:29

In conversation with Susan Ploetz

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2021/04/28

In conversation with Susan Ploetz Susan Ploetz is an artist-researcher working with somatics, simulation and live-action role play (LARP). In Ploetz’s simulations, players enact scenarios in which they imagine themselves as aliens, robots and babies, communicate using only song, and craft magical objects. Her latest project, PSY SOMA TEK, imagines a speculative institute founded to create sustainable psy-somatic technologies of foresight, communication and knowledge sharing when the

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00:38:09

In conversation with Emily Segal

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2021/04/01

In conversation with Emily Segal Emily Segal is an artist, writer and trend forecaster based in Los Angeles. Co-founder of K-Hole, the now-defunct, normcore-famous trend-forecasting group, she has since gone on to establish Nemesis, a design and strategy consultancy, with Martti Kalliala. After writing about the self-devouring excess of the experience economy and performing oracular experiments with natural language-processing systems at Nemesis, Segal has published her first book, Mercury

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00:28:27

In conversation with Keller Easterling

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2021/03/18

In conversation with Keller Easterling Solutions are mistakes. So argues architect and writer Keller Easterling in her latest book Medium Design. Between smug resignation to the status quo and blind faith in app-for-that interventions, Easterling sets out a cunning methodology for effecting change in a world swarming with vast, entangled systems that defy easy comprehension. Through case studies spanning self-driving cars, climate migration and urban sprawl, Easterling rehearses a way of seeing that

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00:34:55

In conversation with Che Gossett

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/08/04

In conversation with Che Gossett How do we envision and enact a world in which justice is realised not through punishment, but the cultivation of freedom and flourishing? In this episode, writer and archivist Che Gossett discusses the politics and poetics of abolition. Gossett is a PhD candidate at Rutgers University and the 2019-20 Helena Rubinstein Fellow in Critical Studies in the Whitney Independent Study Program. They have written extensively on queer, trans and black radicalism, resistance and

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00:27:41

In conversation with Faisal Devji

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/07/03

In conversation with Faisal Devji Faced by the unfathomable character of the Covid-19 crisis, publics have forced governments to attend to the present rather than sacrificing it for the future. But their apparent shortsightedness is the surest guarantee we have for a more hopeful future. In this episode, Kia Golsorkhi-Ainslie speaks with Faisal Devji about his piece “Suspended sentence”, published in the latest issue of TANK, and the implications of the pandemic on the relationship between state and

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00:19:10

In conversation with Holly Fullton

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/06/19

In conversation with Holly Fullton While the full impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the fashion world remains to be seen, an industry accustomed to quick decision-making and creative solutions has already proven itself to be remarkably adaptive, repurposing skills, supply chains and production lines to assist on the front line. One instructive example is the Emergency Designer Network, established by Holly Fulton, Phoebe English, Bethany Williams and Cozette McCreery to produce much-needed scrubs,

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00:21:00

In conversation with Wendy Liu

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/05/29

In conversation with Wendy Liu How can technology become a tool of emancipation rather than capitalist extraction? Few are better positioned to dwell on this question than Wendy Liu, a tech commentator, software engineer and former start-up founder who left the tech industry to pursue a master’s degree in inequality at the London School of Economics. Since then, she has become a fervent critic of the tech industry and the growth-at-all-costs capitalism that incubated it. Liu joins Guy

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00:29:12

In conversation with Matt Colquhoun

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/04/10

In conversation with Matt Colquhoun How can the experience of death become an occasion to imagine new ways of living together? In this episode of the TANK Podcast, Guy Mackinnon-Little speaks to Matt Colquhoun about his new book Egress: Mourning, Melancholy and Mark Fisher, which narrates the collective mourning of Fisher's death while using this experience as the basis for a new politics of community and post-capitalist desire.

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