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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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00:22:34

In conversation with Rana Foroohar

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/03/20

In conversation with Rana Foroohar Rana Foroohar is a New York-based journalist specialising in business, finance and Big Tech. She is global business columnist and an associate editor at the Financial Times, as well as CNN’s global economic analyst. Her most recent book, Don’t Be Evil (2019), forensically traces how the world’s tech giants have enriched themselves on the fruits of surveillance capitalism, and proposes alternative frameworks to reduce their unrestricted influence.

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00:42:26

TANK Book Talks: Sema Kaygusuz with Maureen Freely...

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/03/06

TANK Book Talks: Sema Kaygusuz with Maureen Freely and Nicholas Glastonbury In 1938, the Turkish Republic launched an operation to systematically erase an entire community of Zaza-speaking Kurds in the eastern Anatolian region of Dersim, slaughtering thousands and leaving those who survived displaced and decoupled from their community and culture. Sema Kaygusuz’s novel Every Fire You Tend is a mythic reckoning with this history of violence and its afterlife in contemporary Turkey. Here, she is

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00:33:09

In conversation with Alexander Zevin

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/02/21

In conversation with Alexander Zevin In Liberalism at Large: The World According to The Economist (2019), Alexander Zevin – assistant professor of history at City University of New York and an editor at New Left Review – conducts an exacting audit of The Economist’s history as a mouth-piece of free-market liberalism and examines the magazine’s shaping role in the ascent of financial capitalism. Here, he is joined by Masoud Golsorkhi to discuss the book. They talk about the tight coupling between

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00:08:02

Tina reads Zen and the art of forgetting by Masoud...

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/02/14

Tina reads “Zen and the art of forgetting” by Masoud Golsorkhi Brexit has awoken a very particular very English passive-aggressive nationalism, a sorry beast of tremendous rage, uncertain claim and impossible ambition. Tina reads from Masoud Golsorkhi editor’s letter from the recently launched Cosy issue of TANK, “Zen and the art of forgetting”.

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00:19:45

Tina reads Exit through the sweatshop by Will Wiles

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/01/23

Tina reads “Exit through the sweatshop” by Will Wiles Tina, TANK’s full-time natural language processing bot, reads from Will Wiles’s piece “Exit through the sweatshop”. In the piece, Wiles surveys the grandiose state-making fantasies of Silicon Valley technologists. While often pitching their ideas as showrooms for the virtues of libertarian governance, it seems that most of the hackers trying to disrupt the nation state might really be driven by baser promises of “chill bros” and

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00:16:51

Pageantry and performance: Sally Potter’s Orlando

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/01/20

Pageantry and performance: Sally Potter’s Orlando Guy Mackinnon-Little is joined by TANK contributor Josie Mitchell to discuss Sally Potter’s gender- and genre-fluid classic Orlando. They speak about the film’s nods to drag culture, its challenge to cookie-cutter queer narratives and Tilda Swinton’s razor-sharp performance as Orlando.

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00:13:09

Tina reads Deep futures by Uzma Z. Rizvi

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2020/01/20

Tina reads “Deep futures” by Uzma Z. Rizvi Tina, TANK’s full-time natural language processing bot, reads from Uzma Z. Rizvi’s piece, “Deep futures”. In the piece, Rizvi writes on how dreams metabolise the distant past and inform possible futures. She visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai, surveys the ways cities and states create their own dream cartography, and makes the case for how art can unclog our collective imagination.

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00:30:12

In conversation with Jen Rubio

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/11/22

In conversation with Jen Rubio Jen Rubio is the co-founder of Away, a direct-to-consumer luggage brand which has radically disrupted the market since it’s launch in 2016. Here, she speaks to TANK’s Caroline Issa about evolving travel trends, keeping good habits while in transit and building a loyal brand-following without rigging the algorithm.

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00:05:45

Tina reads End of the road by Masoud Golsorkhi

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/11/14

Tina reads “End of the road” by Masoud Golsorkhi Tina, TANK’s in-house natural language processing bot, reads Masoud Golsorkhi’s editor's letter, “End of the road”, from our new 2019 Travel issue. In his letter, Golsorkhi tracks the fervent romance between the car and capitalism, a toxic couple held together by their mutual love for mobility and catastrophe.

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01:08:57

TANK Book Talks: Ann Pettifor and George Barda

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/11/08

TANK Book Talks: Ann Pettifor and George Barda Listen back to a conversation between world-leading economist Ann Pettifor and Extinction Rebellion activist George Barda, hosted at TANK as part of our Book Talks series. Co-authoring the Green New Deal in 2008, Ann recently won the Hannah Arendt Prize for Political Thought and regularly works as an advisor to the British Labour Party and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Here, she is joined by George to discuss her new book The Case for the Green New

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00:12:02

Tina reads Notes from the front by Ana Maria Nicolaescu

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/11/01

Tina reads “Notes from the front” by Ana Maria Nicolaescu Tina reads from Ana Maria Nicolaescu’s piece “Notes from the front”, an examination of the imaginative underpinnings and in-game economy of Roblox, the world’s largest online gaming platform. In Roblox, Nicolaescu finds an antecedent for a new kind of digital platform capitalism, driven not by high-CPU centralised servers, but vast networks of entry-level devices.

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00:35:38

TANK Book Talks: Victor Burgin and Leslie Dick

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/10/25

TANK Book Talks: Victor Burgin and Leslie Dick We listen back to a conversation hosted at the British Library as part of our Book Talks series earlier this year, between artist Victor Burgin and writer Leslie Dick. They discuss the web-based version of Burgin’s work Afterlife (a book and an exhibition are to follow), which consists of a series of full-screen images, most of which are digitally generated, and a brief text in which a scientist searches for his wife in a simulated afterlife. As they

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00:51:17

TANK Book Talks: Nisha Ramayya and Eley Williams

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/10/10

TANK Book Talks: Nisha Ramayya and Eley Williams Listen back to a conversation hosted at TANK as part of our Book Talks series, where poet and lecturer Nisha Ramayya is joined by writer Eley Williams to discuss Nisha’s new collection, States of the Body Produced by Love. Out with Ignota Books, the collection is an evocative and incisive reflection on diasporic identity and how language can be a site of both power and playful conjuration.

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00:30:05

In conversation with Heather Dewey-Hagborg

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/09/26

In conversation with Heather Dewey-Hagborg Heather Dewey-Hagborg is an information artist and bio-hacker, whose new artwork How Do You See Me? is currently showing at the Photographer’s Gallery. Here, she talks about epigenetics, machine learning and creating portraits of people she has never met by sequencing their DNA.

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00:10:39

Tina reads Order and Chaos by Martha Henriques

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/09/19

Tina reads Order & Chaos by Martha Henriques The harder we look into physics to tell us the real nature of time, the less we find ourselves convinced of its existence. Grappling with quantum theories of time forces us to abandon our intuitive sense of how things are, and enter into the strange poetry of nonsense that comes from the most beautiful mathematics.

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00:26:14

Walking and Talking with Luke Turner

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/09/12

Walking and Talking with Luke Turner As part of TANK's Walking and Talking Podcast Series, Matthew Janney took to the trails and vast expanses of Epping Forest with Luke Turner, where the author speaks about the forest as a divider between city and countryside, the conservation efforts taking place to safeguard its various lifeforms and its role as an inclusive space for all who venture in.

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00:11:07

Tina reads Slips, Lapses and Literature by Eugenia...

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/09/05

Tina reads Slips, Lapses and Literature by Eugenia LaptevaTina, TANK’s full-time natural language processing bot, reads Eugenia Lapteva’s essay, “Slips, Lapses and Literature”. In the essay, Lapteva takes us through Freud’s theory of slips of the tongue and what they reveal not only about our unconscious intentions, but the inherent ambiguity of language itself. When we fail to say what we mean, we alert ourselves to meaning’s inevitable failures.

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00:29:56

Tina reads Omens by Peter Lyle

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/08/29

Tina reads Omens by Peter Lyle Tina, TANK’s full-time natural language processing bot, reads from Peter Lyle’s “Omens”. In the piece, Lyle ruminates on the nature and function of prophetic omens as our more rational systems of prediction falter in the face of global instability. When we’re fast-tracked to the gutter, what’s the harm in looking at the stars?

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00:24:29

In conversation with Rory Olcayto

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/08/22

In conversation with Rory Olcayto Since its inception in 1992, Open House has grown to become London’s largest festival of architecture and design, with this year's instalment set to see 800 of the capital’s best buildings open their doors to the public. In this episode of the TANK podcast, Rory Olcayto, chief executive of Open City and Open House, speaks to Matthew Janney about the history of the event, the overlooked architecture of London’s outer-boroughs and some of the highlights of this year’s

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00:36:25

In conversation with Natasha Lennard

Tank Magazine Podcast ·

2019/07/26

In conversation with Natasha LennardNatasha Lennard is joined by BBC journalist Razia Iqbal to discuss her latest book Being Numerous: Essays on Non-Fascist life. Published earlier this year by Verso, the book contains a series of pieces ranging from the London riots to the protests at Standing Rock to debating the moral right to euthanasia. Combining an intimate, personable tone with a fierce belief in systemic change, the essays together articulate a vision of what non-fascist living might consist

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