Harehunterfield
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Lover of the North Wind. Former DJ at WZBC. Interests in all things More to follow
First Electronic Chillout Music Theremin Dr. Samuel J. Hoffman, Composer Harry Revel, Conductor Leslie Baxter Originally released in 1947 and 1948 Morning listening
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George Monbiot
about 2 hours ago
I wish more people were aware of this. Considering the scale of the threat, the media's near-silence is both remarkable and culpable.
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Hello, foreign oligarchs and corporations! Please come and sue the UK for billions | George Monbiot
The case of a planned Cumbrian coalmine shows how governments around the world are being threatened by litigation in shadowy offshore courts, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/dec/01/uk-sue-foreign-oligarchs-corporations-litigation-offshore-courts?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
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Harry Wallop
about 3 hours ago
Great culture can save lives. Literally. Amazing letter in today’s
@thetimes.com
about Tom Stoppard
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Anthony Dhanendran
about 1 hour ago
As featured in Gilliam's Brazil, and apparently now a gym (
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Helen Day
about 4 hours ago
Ladybird Artists Advent Calendar, window 2 No one does bleak-but-beautiful-winter like artist Rowland Hilder
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Cezary Jan Strusiewicz
about 6 hours ago
Hey babes (that's all of you; you are the babes). If you're ever thrown back in time to feudal Japan and NEED to create an equivalent of Frankenstein's Monster, then you're in luck. I wrote up a little guide on how to do just that. Get your
#Frankenstein
fix!
www.tokyoweekender.com/art_and_cult...
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Creating Frankenstein’s Monster in Feudal Japan
A look throughout Japanese history into how a theoretical Frankenstein's monster could be created in feudal Japan.
https://www.tokyoweekender.com/art_and_culture/history/creating-frankensteins-monster-in-feudal-japan/
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Susanna Bolle
about 15 hours ago
Forgot to share this... the most recent RF program. Will be back on the air on WZBC this Thursday from 10-midnight.
www.mixcloud.com/rarefrequenc...
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Rare Frequency – November 20, 2025
Program first aired on WZBC Newton 90.3FM on November 20, 2025 Artists include Rian Treanor & Carrie Tolmie, Mark Fell, Manja Ristic, Jessica Shand, Djrum, Hematic Sunsets, Asmus Tietchens & Thomas K...
https://www.mixcloud.com/rarefrequency/rare-frequency-november-20-2025/
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Mark Rees
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Happy 1st of December! ❄ The Mari Lwyd is coming... 🐴
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80s Music - STARCK CLUB
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UK
#Techno
duo
#Orbital
consists of brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll who took the band’s name from greater
#London’s
Orbital Motorway (the M25) which they used to hop from warehouses to clubs during the
#AcidHouse
explosion- their 1989 track “Chime” was a Starck classic
#1980s
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Orbital - Chime (Top Of The Pops 1990)
YouTube video by London Records
https://youtu.be/tg5eTjqefHM
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Rebecca Solnit
about 18 hours ago
An essay for World AIDS Day and the 70th anniversary of Rosa Parks's valiant act of resistance, an essay on quilts and solidarity, on stitching the fragments together.
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Solidarity Stitches Us Together: Today, World AIDS Day, Is Also the 70th Anniversary of Rosa Park's Historic Protest
I saw two radically different versions of what a quilt could be yesterday and yet they spoke to the same issues. I caught the show Routed West: Twentieth-Century African American Quilts in California ...
https://www.meditationsinanemergency.com/solidarity-stitches-us-together-today-world-aids-day-is-also-the-70th-anniversary-of-rosa-parks-historic-protest/
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Ursula K. Le Guin Bot
1 day ago
We're each of us alone, to be sure. What can you do but hold your hand out in the dark?
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Too late! Du Blonde It’s Christmas and I’m Crying 🎶who gave the sherry to the kids🎶
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It's Christmas and I'm Crying, by Du Blonde
track by Du Blonde
https://dublonde.bandcamp.com/track/its-christmas-and-im-crying
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Paul Duane 🥔
about 22 hours ago
"Two tickets for Itchy The Killer please"
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Paul Duane 🥔
about 22 hours ago
More Irish folk horror from youtube:
youtu.be/GIN5aTyy5MA?...
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Dave Haslam
1 day ago
Tony Blackburn and John Peel at the Radio One Christmas Party, December 1983.
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Dave Haslam
1 day ago
The first ever showings of a film of ACR playing NYC in 1980 this week; Manchester on Wednesday is now SOLD OUT Last few tickets remaining for Walthamstow this evening (Monday) are here;
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/acrnyc-198...
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Rose Ruane
about 22 hours ago
Bidding is now open on my fuzzy felt Mari Lwyd, along with so many other wonderful works of art. All funds go to domestic violence charities, please do bid if you can afford to and feel able, it would be great to raise as much money as possible🐴💀👻
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/15748996...
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Katha Traenkle
2 days ago
Today’s
#BirdOfTheDay
theme is
#BerriesandBeaks
A species very interested in Berries is the Common Blackbird, female here
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about 23 hours ago
Day 1 of the
#HooklandChristmasTree
. We retrieve the Bloody Boy ornament from the box of china Mummers. Some say it's not blood that makes his skin red, but crabapple bark dye. I say best not spoil the seasonal magic. Besides, we all know where the skin of his drum comes from.
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Birmingham 81
about 23 hours ago
Tonight 👀
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Andrew Male
about 24 hours ago
Not sure why but Roger Whittaker's New World In The Morning has always sounded like the words of a sociopath to me. They're the thoughts of a Tom Ripley, a Travis Bickle, a John Dowell. What other (non-obvious) songs give you the chills for similar reasons.
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Roger Whittaker - New World In The Morning 1971
YouTube video by fritz5139
https://youtu.be/7A0ZgIzICBY?si=87TVk_CNOGtD7SJ8
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Rose Ruane
about 24 hours ago
The West End Waiting for Godot cast we should have been given in any just alternate universe
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Helen Day
1 day ago
Ladybird Artists Advent Calendar, window 1 ‘The village’ Artist: SR Badmin
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DannyVE
1 day ago
Good morning! Woke to find that it’s apparently now December, winter solstice within touching distance! Somehow I know I’ll dreaming of the light all day! Happy new month to you!
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Luke Turner
1 day ago
tQ's albums of the year 2025 have landed! As ever, it'll be a joy over the next 12 months speaking to people excited about the releases they discovered through it – this is why we continue, into our 18th year. I hope you'll find something you love herein:
thequietus.com/tq-charts/al...
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The Quietus Albums of the Year 2025 (In Association with Norman Records) | The Quietus
One of the scant benefits bestowed by editing a countercultural magazine born in a time of great financial turmoil is that you eventually develop a state of permanent readiness for the next disaster. ...
https://thequietus.com/tq-charts/albums-of-the-year/the-quietus-albums-of-the-year-2025-in-association-with-norman-records/
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Francis Monkman The Long Good Friday OST Morning listening
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Anna Kornbluh
1 day ago
starting Dec 1st! ie tomorrow! for structure to eke out pages at a bonkers time of year (that is also a precious writing-est time): you can do 250 words a day! books get written that way! if more, amazing! if not when grading or festive-ing, that's ok! check in daily at
#acadecawriteathon
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Renee de St. Croix
1 day ago
“…the opening of the REM has vaulted Canada’s 2nd largest city from a transportation laggard to a frontrunner. It’s also provided a low-cost template of quick-to-build rapid transit that every Canadian city struggling with gridlock, long commutes and inflated transit costs can, and should, emulate.”
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Montreal's New Rail Line Is the Future - Macleans.ca
Canada has forgotten how to build fast, cheap transit. A new megaproject has the fix.
https://macleans.ca/society/montreals-new-rail-line-is-the-future/
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Drew Daniel
1 day ago
Tenerife scene report in rear view:
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The Blues List
1 day ago
Robert Johnson - Preachin' Blues(Up Jumped The Devil)
youtu.be/BwsiBI_7UHk?...
Recorded 1936 for Vocalion records
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Robert Johnson - Preachin’ Blues (Up Jumped the Devil)
YouTube video by Haja kdhdjs
https://youtu.be/BwsiBI_7UHk?si=SjwdjXrNrh5V54JY
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Dean Frey
2 days ago
Chico Hamilton & Gordon Parks trade places I don't know how good Hamilton's photos were, but Gordon Parks could do anything.
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Dorian Lynskey
2 days ago
I was trying to track down the source of Gramsci's "time of monsters" quote and found that it's a "mistranslation" (ie he just made it up) by Slavoj Zizek. Gramsci's line clearly translates as "morbid symptoms" instead. Mad that you can just rewrite a famous quote and get it widely accepted.
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Philip Hoare
3 days ago
they're auctioning Blake's Tyger next week seems impossible, like selling a comet or a shooting star
www.christies.com/en/stories/t...
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Caroline Binnie
1 day ago
Tonight’s entertainment, the Dirty Three at the Classic Grand in Glasgow.
#dirtythree
#warrenellis
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Gaijin Rando
1 day ago
Czech poster for ALIEN (1979) Directed by Ridley Scott - BOTD in 1937
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Ron McIntyre
2 days ago
Brunnich’s guillemots, Norway.
#SuperSeabirdSunday
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Viv K
2 days ago
The Kestrel. What a fabulous bird! I watched this one for quite a while today. Perfect conditions, but it didn't seem to be catching anything.....
#UKBirding
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Carissa Véliz
2 days ago
Here's to good writing, which makes life more liveable. Many found in Stevenson’s work, particularly his essays, “hope to live and courage to die.” That's a life well lived.
#authors
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Robert Louis Stevenson’s Art of Living (and Dying)
On summer break from his university studies, a young Robert Louis Stevenson worked late into the night. He apprenticed in his family’s lighthouse engineering business but had no interest in the tra…
https://lithub.com/robert-louis-stevensons-art-of-living-and-dying/
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J.A.Tallon
2 days ago
Virginia Mayo in "White Heat" - BOTD
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Ginger Nuts of Horror
2 days ago
Scotland's real monsters are in its pages. This St. Andrew's Day, explore the brilliant new wave of Scottish horror authors. Our guide features 4 must-read Scottish authors and the publishers & festivals championing them
gnofhorror.com/scottish-hor...
#ScottishHorror
#StAndrewsDay
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Scottish Horror Authors: A St. Andrew's Day Tour Of Modern Masters - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website
Celebrate St. Andrew's Day with the best Scottish Horror Authors. Discover chilling books by C.J. Cooke, David Sodergren, Francine Toon & more. Get spooked!
https://gnofhorror.com/scottish-horror-authors-to-read-on-st-andrews-day/
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Séamus Reilly
2 days ago
Compare and contrast. John Peel's Festive 50 from the same year
open.spotify.com/playlist/6ge...
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Skot Armstrong
2 days ago
“Go to Heaven for the climate, Hell for the company.” -Mark Twain
#BOTD
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Rose Ruane
2 days ago
Sunday evening/Monday morning appropriate Jill McDonald Puffin Post illustration
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The Arctophile
2 days ago
#BOTD
1912 Gordon Roger Alexander Buchanan Parks: "American photographer, composer, author, poet, and filmmaker, who became prominent in U.S. documentary photojournalism in the 1940s through 1970s—particularly in issues of civil rights, poverty and African Americans."
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Cycle Fun Montreal
2 days ago
This is the 45th Parallel Half Way Between Equator And North pole.
#ThingsYouSeeOnABikeRide
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Tate Collection
2 days ago
Kurt Schwitters, (Relief in Relief), 1942
https://botfrens.com/collections/14375/contents/1124190
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Dan Falk
2 days ago
A snippet from Tom Stoppard’s “Arcadia.” In act One, Scene One, Thomasina, a young girl, is learning about Fermat’s Last Theorem from her tutor, Septimus. But she is distracted because she recently overheard someone saying that they saw Mrs. Chater in “carnal embrace”:
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Tim Pelan
2 days ago
#BOTD
#RidleyScott
My piece on his first film, The Duellists -
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Ridley Scott’s ‘The Duellists’: A Startling Debut of Honour • Cinephilia & Beyond
By Tim Pelan On Sunday 18 February the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) will honor Sir Ridley Scott with the 2018 Fellowship at the EE British Academy Film Awards. Awarded annually,...
https://cinephiliabeyond.org/ridley-scotts-duellists-startling-debut-honour/
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EastGermanyOnline
2 days ago
Jenny Erpenbeck: ‘I’ve seen a whole system collapse and fade away’
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Jenny Erpenbeck: ‘I’ve seen a whole system collapse and fade away’ | The Observer
https://observer.co.uk/culture/books/article/jenny-erpenbeck-ive-seen-a-whole-system-collapse-and-fade-away
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Rachel Deering
2 days ago
Sunday plans: Nonchaloire (Repose), John Singer Sargent, 1911.
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